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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1925

Page

3

Terre Haute to Host Indiana County Commissioners’ Convention

Terre Haute chamber and F F Haskell of Indianapolis plan the Zord annual convention of Indiana County Commissioners for August 18 to 20. Delegations from all 92 counties will discuss taxation road work and other issues with Frederick Schortemeier to speak at a banquet. A boat ride and highway tour are on the program with record attendance anticipated and new officers to be elected August 19.

Terre Jstaute Zord County Commissioners’ Association of Indiana Terre Hauts Chamber of Commerce F. F. Haskell Indianapolis Frederick Schortemeier Chamber of Commerce Wabash River Vigo County Haskell

Mining board formed to aid Hoover on reorganizing mines

Washington July 39. Secretary Hoover forms an advisory committee of mining experts to assist in reorganizing the Bureau of Mines. Chairman is J W W Reynders of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Secretary is C P White of the coal division. Members include B Foster Bain J C Bradley L S Cates M Folsom and Phillip Murray.

Washington Herbert CG. Hoover Bureau of Mines J. W. W. Reynders American Institute of Mining Engineers C. P. White Commerce Department Coal Division B. Foster Bain New York J. C. Bradley West Virginia National Coal Association L. S. Cates American Mining Congress M. Folsom American Petroleum Institute Phillip Murray The United Mine Workers

Plans for Bryan memorial service at Cadle Tabernacle

Indianapolis dispatch reports plans for a mass meeting in memory of William Jennings Bryan at Cadle Tabernacle on August 7. William Holderby of the Christian Family Crusade leads preparations and will seek speakers including Governor Jackson Senator Ralston and Mayor Shank.

Indianapolis William Jennings Bryan Cadle Tabernacle William Holderby Christian Family Crusade Jackson Ralston Shank

Pioneer Woman Tabitha Thompson Dies at 86

United Press dispatch from Anderson Indiana reports the death of Tabitha Thompson 86 a Madison County pioneer. Funeral plans were set today for the Madison County resident who died yesterday. Her husband James Thompson 91 survives along with four children. The couple had been married 64 years.

Anderson Ind Tabitha Thompson Madison County James Thompson

Child Burned To Death In Seymour Fire

United Press dispatch reports a fatal accident in Seymour Indiana on July 30. Lee Mord aged three or four playing with a abanahe s caused a fire that killed him while his mother Mrs John Ford suffered serious burns while trying to beat out the flames.

Shymour Ind Anabehes c Lee Mord John Ford

French Express Wrecked Near Paris Telegraphic Report

Paris July 30. An express train was derailed near here and its cars telescoped. Early reports put dead at twelve and twelve others seriously injured.

Paris

Virginia Murphy Returns Home After Hospital Stay

A brief note says little Virginia Murphy was taken home from the hospital where she had stayed several weeks. Mrs. Flynn of Switz City was also moved home today from the hospital.

Virginia Murphy Flynn Switz City

Steamer Augusta Seized Over Liquor Cargo in Hudson

Revenue officers found three thousand cases of high priced liquors and many malt barrels in the coal bunkers of the steamer Augusta after it landed a 250000 dollar cargo and ran a liquor blockade. Two crew members are held in five thousand dollar bail and twenty two in five hundred bail on conspiracy to violate the Volstead act.

New York Revenue Augusta Hudson River

Camp Rookies Guests at Baseball Contest

In Indianapolis July 30, rookie citizen-soldiers at Fort Benjamin Harrison visited the city to watch Columbus and Indianapolis face off in a baseball contest. The visitors, part of a civilian military training camp, paused drills to attend the game and enjoy the local event.

Indianapolis Citizens Fort Benjamin ‘Harrison Columbus Club of the American Association

RIFES Move for Peace in Paris Talks

July Paris dispatch reports semi official notice that Abd Kin s Riffian chieftain met with Spanish officials and received peace conditions from both nations. Envoys to discuss a settlement and end hostilities.

Paris Ion Route Topangiers

Child Dies After Eating Fire Crackers

United Press dispatch from Indianapolis reports two year old Dean Helmick died today after eating firecrackers saved from a July Fourth celebration.

Indianapolis Dean Helmick

For Sale Plymouth Rock frys at a quarter a pound

For sale Plymouth Rock frys at 25 cents per pound by Mrs Clift Davis living first house east of Sassafras school house. Also rent offered for four unfurnished rooms with gas lights and water inquiry at 126 West Street.

Plymouth Rock Frys Clift Davis Sassafras School House Thietelmeder Wirst St. S

Marion to pay tribute on Harding death anniversary

Marion Ohio marks the second anniversary of Warren G. Harding with memorial services at Trinity Baptist church. Dr Carl Walker Sawyer, son of the late White House physician Brigadier General Charles I. Sawyer, delivers the eulogy with Dr A Davis, Trinity pastor, speaking as another speaker.

Marion Oho Warren G. Harding Trinity Baptist Church Harding Carl Walker Sawyer Charles I. Sawyer White House A. §. Davis Trinity Church

Bryan prophecy of death echoed in Dayton

The article recalls William Jennings Bryan predicting that after a major recent contest he would lie down to rest and sleep forever. Dr A C Hildreth of Macon notes Bryan’s heart concerns and cites his death in Dayton, matching the ominous forecast.

William Jennings Bryat A. C. Hildreth Macon Mr. Bryan Dayton

Horses Kill Indianat an Tragedy in Indiana Farm Scene

Joshua Mikescell a 65 year old farmer was trampled to death by a runaway team of horses as he led them to a wagon at his Loganport Indiana farm. The incident occurred as the animals bolted through a gate. A year earlier his son Clay Mik sell was killed after a fall from a silo on the same property.

Logansport Ind Joshua Mikescell Clay Mikesell

Woman judge laments Toledo whipping post absence

Judge Esther Antin expressed regret over Toledo lacking a whipping post after hearing Ben Miller charged with assault with intent to kill and two statutory counts. The case involved Miller beating a Delphos woman in a locked room with a rolling pin. He was bound over to the grand jury on an $18,000 bond.

Toledo Esther Antin Ben Miller Syith Miller Delphos Ohio

Speedy 60 Mile Dash Saves Boy After Rattlesnake Bite

Lyle Custer, 17, of Decatur Illinois, was bitten on the hand while trying to capture a rattlesnake on a ranch sixty miles east of Colorado Springs. He rode a mile, rode a horse, rode in a car, and rode a train via Calhan to a Colorado Springs hospital where doctors say the rapid escape saved his life and his hand.

Colorado Springs Colo Lyle Custer Decatur Custer Here Calban

Lord Cheylesmore Dies After Auto Accident Injury

Major-General Lord Cheylesmore died in London yesterday from injuries suffered in a recent automobile crash. A celebrated rifle shot and sportsman, he was married to Lizabeth Richardson, daughter of the late S O French of New York.

London Lord Cheylesmore Lizabeth Richardson S’. O. French New York

Explosion damage halts work at piano plant

Newcastle Indiana July 10 workers repair after a wheel explosion at the Jesse French Piano Co plant. No one was seriously hurt though large fragments of metal were hurled through the factory and about the building causing about $5,000 in damage.

Punitemd Press Dispatcil Newcastle Ind Jesse French Piano Co

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