Linton Triumphs Freelandsville In Tight Sectional Clash
Linton 37 Freelandsville 26 in the Linton sectional as Max Hixson and Heidenreich lead the miners. Early momentum and key free throws helped Linton build a 20 16 halftime edge and stifle Freelandsville in the final period.
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Rupert
Preelandsville
Bennett
Chambers
Hollingsworth
Linton
Walters
Hixsen
Heidenreich
Freelandsville
Brown
Stoelting
Anderson
Stoclting
Laffoon
Freelandville
Parks
Buescher
Farks
Harting
Veller
Stocking
Bert Ee
Rupert Hollingsworth
Hixson Heidenreich
Laffoon Stoelting
Grauluns Anderson Chambers
Weller
Chamberlay Buescher
Russell
Pleasantville defeats Jasonville in Wabash Valley opener
In the Linton sectional, Pleasantville beats Jasonville 34 to 12 after a fast start. Enochs leads Pleasantville with multiple long shots and free throws as Jasonville struggles with defense and passing.
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Pleasantville
Jasonville
Howard
Enochs
Eads
Elson
Risinger
Wetnight
Figg
Bettam
Andis
Bertram
Indiana highway commission seeks 3 million dollar raise
The Indiana State Highway Commission asks for a 3 million dollar revenue increase over the next two years. Federal aid totaling 10 million dollars will be available, with 4 million planned for current year construction and 3 million annually for the next two years. The plan allocates about 2 million for new roads and bridges and 1 million for materials and maintenance.
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Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
Lawrence F. Orr
Board of Accounts
Ure M. Frazer
Highway Commission
Indiana
Elnora and Clay City Battle Featured In District Clash
District tournament action centers on a high school gym double header as Elnora and Clay City prepare for a 4 PM clash. Local fans flock from both towns, forecasting a fierce battle with a strong rivalry adding zest to the outcome.
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Linton High School
Elnora
Clay City
Total and Partial Eclipse of Sun Observed by Masses
Millions witnessed a sun eclipse as the moon passed between Earth and the sun. In Linton residents, the shadow began after 7 AM, covering about nine tenths by shortly before 8, then receded. by 9 AM sunlight returned. The Hoosier area saw hazy skies and a brief darkness in total eclipse zones.
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Linton
Indiana Enjoys Rare Solar Eclipse View Across State
The moon obscured the sun in most of Indiana with clear skies south of Indianapolis while northern counties reported light cloud cover. Business halted as people gathered to witness the celestial event.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Indiana
Solar eclipse draws awe from coast to coast
An awe struck audience of twenty million witnessed a solar eclipse visible from Minnesota to the Atlantic Ocean with the sun and moon aligning to create a rare celestial show.
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International News Service
New York
Minnesota
Atlantic Ocean
Eclipse Observed From Dirigible Over New England
Observations of the eclipse were completed at 3 000 feet altitude aboard the dirigible Los Angeles while flying over New England.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
New England
Coolidge Views Sky Show Through Smoky Glass
President Coolidge watched the sunrise event this morning using a plain smoked glass improvised viewer. The brief glimpse occurred as observers described the sky spectacle over Washington.
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International News Service
Washington
Jan
Coolidge
Eclipse Photographs Taken by State Normal School Physicist
Professor James Mackall of the State Normal School physics department photographed the sun's eclipse from the school roof using powerful telescopes in Terre Haute on January 24.
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Uinternational News Service
Terre Haute
James Mackall
State Normal School
Yale observers hail ideal eclipse viewing conditions
New Haven report from January 24 quotes Professor Ernest Brown of Yale astronomy stating the eclipse observation was marvelously successful with all observers agreeing the conditions were ideal.
High tides linked to eclipse reported by naval observatory
San Francisco reports from January 24 state extremely high tides are believed to be caused by the lunar eclipse and were officially noted by the naval observatory.
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International News Service
San Francisco
The
Naval Observatory
Quiet day in Indiana Legislature as bills mount
Indianapolis January 24. Quiet reigns in the state legislative halls as lawmakers debate a large slate of bills. About 120 measures were introduced in each house with Speaker Leslie and Lieutenant Governor Van Orman urging swift committee action, while Republican leaders oppose broad department pruning in the governor's report.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Leslie
van Orman
Sovernor
Sectional scores from Linton and surrounding towns
Linton led Pleasantville 34 to 12 while Lyons defeated Bicknell 40 to 13 and Linton beat Freelandsville 37 to 26. Normal 22 topped Midland 14. At Robinson Wiley 21 Paris 8 and Martinsville 15 edged Marshall 17. Sullivan beat Carlisle 23 to 18 and Prairie Creek lost to Sullivan 32 to 20. Clinton defeated Cayuga 28 to 17 with Marshall 31 over Concannon 23.
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Pleasantville
Jasonville
Lyons
Bicknell
Linton
Freelandsville
Normal
Midland
Clinton
Cayuga
Marshall
Concannon
Lyons and Linton Lead Night Basketball Lineup
Schedule lists games tonight at 7 00 p m Lyons versus Pleasantville 8 00 p m Linton against Normal and 9 00 p m winners Bloomfield Cory versus winners Clay City El Nora in a regional slate.
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Lyons
Pleasantville
Linton
Normal
Bloomfield
Grain dealer warns against marketing bills in Indiana
Charles B. Riley of the Indiana Grain Dealers and Indiana Millers associations tells lawmakers that cooperative marketing bills seem promotional and not farmer friendly. He cites harsh penalty clauses as lacking merit and urges reliance on existing general corporate laws, noting the Indiana Wheat Growers’ demonstration under current statutes.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Charles B. Riley
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Indiana Millers’ Association
Riley
Friends of Pooling
Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association
Normal High Edges Midland 22 to 14 in Wabash Valley Tilt
Normal high school of Terre Haute topped Midland in a tight Wabash valley tournament game by 22 to 14. Normal led 14-12 at halftime and extended the margin late as Sampson and Wood starred for Normal while O Rea r Flint and Mitchell paced Midland with multiple field goals.
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Bill Cissna
Midland
Terre Haute
Donovan
Woods
Mitchell
Roehm
Wood
Flint
Sampson
Maers
O’rear
Normal
Norml
Pitser
Rowe
Chapman
Frye
Mears
Cox
Openshaw
Higgins
Roehn
C. Swaby
Lamerers
Fos Lle
Rear Flint
Hes
Ceeshus
Sampson Frye
Canes Donovan
Gasuyacun Roehm
Pitson
Penshaw
Cranks Target Teen Slayer in San Francisco Jail
Police fear for Dorothy Ellingson sixteen year old mother slayer as threats mount and a hangman’s noose is mailed to her. Captain Matheson warned that danger could force her removal to another city.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Matheson
Dorothy
Allies Reply To Germany Note On Cologne Evacuation
London report states the allies sent a note replying to Germany about Cologne evacuation. The note omits details of charges that Germany violated Versailles terms, awaiting a military officers report.
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Germany
International News Service
London
Cologne
Japanese Volcano Again Acting Up
Shirane volcano continues to erupt sending ash into the air as residents flee in alarm near Tokio authorities report. Primary danger remains the ash clouds and possible lava flows threatening nearby towns and air traffic.
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Tokio
Shiranee
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