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Linton Daily Citizen
Turner & Bryan
Citizen
South Mainee
Linton
Ind
Act of Congress
Iba
Indiana
Edison quip on knowledge and policy debate sparks Congress tariff push
The text notes Thomas Edison on knowledge, a Congress game theory tariff bill effort, a prohibition ruling that dandelions are not fruit, and malt extract treated as such under the Volstead act. It also mentions Senator Watson of Georgia seeking to block three Georgia postmasters over alleged derogatory statements, arguing such claims do not prove untruth.
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Thomas Edison
Congress
Watson
Georgia
Shady Beach to Open as Bathing Resort on White River
Some Linton men have leased several acres north of Elliston on White river with a natural beach and plan a bathing and amusement resort named Shady Beach, expecting rapid fame before the first season ends.
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Linton
White River
Elliston
Linton Ad Club Plans July Sale at Library Meeting
Members urged to attend tomorrow night at the library for the regular meeting. The emphasis is on organizing the elaborate July sale with continued interest leading up to the event. Members should share the work and participate in planning the big project.
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Linton Ad Club
Body of Slain Wife Found in Manhole
The body of 27 year old Millie Costanzo was found in a Germantown telephone manhole after she disappeared February 14. Her husband Charles Costanzo, 84, is a sought suspect. Neighbors reported hearing a quarrel and pleas to not kill. Police believe she was slain with a hatchet and hurled into the manhole.
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Philadelphia
Millie Costanze
Germantown
Charles Costanzo
Banks Favored in State Deposits Pattern
Frederick Van Nuys charged before the Democratic state convention that Governor McCray and officials pushed large state deposits into banks tied to them. He cited Kentland bank deposits rising from 50,000 to 200,000 with only 76,000 capital, 100,000 in Lawrence Lyons’ bank with 54,000 capital, and 60,000 in a bank friendly to State Treasurer Ora Davies, up from 20,000.
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Indianapolis
McCray
Frederick van Nuys
Governor's Bank
Kentland
Lawrence Lyons
Ora Davies
Shady Beach Opens Near Elliston Bridge Work Begins Today
Three Linton men lease several acres on White River above Elliston Bridge to create Shady Beach a new bathing resort. Plans include cleared grounds, improved sand, whitewashed trees, bath houses, electric lighting, and safety gear with boats and floats. Promoters Homer Hart Ed McQuade and Stanton Martin aim to open in two to three weeks with costumes for rent and possible motor boats.
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White River
Elliston Bridge
Linton
Pius
Publc
Homer Hart
Ed McQuade
Stanton Martin
Shady Beach
Donovan Executes for Bloomingdale Wife Murder
William Donovan of Bloomingdale Indiana was electrocuted at the Indiana state prison at 12 08 this morning for the murder of his wife who held their 2 year old child. He faced the chair without showing nerves and the governor denied clemency. Donovan 38. The crime occurred July 21 1921.
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Michigan City
Ind
William Donovan
Bloomingdale
Indiana State Prison
Donovan
McCray
Ainbel Donovan
Indianapolis Markets and Goods Prices Report
Indianapolis markets show wagon market quotations for wheat around 1.15 to 1.17 per bushel and corn near 25 to 26 cents. Hay timothy priced at 16 to 18 dollars per ton. Stock market notes hogs at about 10 835, cattle 3.25 to 8.50, calves 6.50 to 7, bulls 5.00 to 5.5.
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Stense
Delegates Choose Schloot for Resolutions Committee
Peter Schloot, a Democrat delegate from this city, was elected at the Second district caucus last night to represent the district on the resolutions committee at the state convention.
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Peter Schloot
Elks Dance Season Ends With F and B Orchestra Return
Friday June 2 marks the final dance of the season at the B P O Elks Club. The F and B Orchestra from Chicago returns after a praised first appearance. Dancing begins at 9 pm and members are urged to attend with no other events planned before September.
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B. P. O. Elks Club
F. & B. Orchestra of
Chicago
Harry Harris
Personal notices from the town
Joe Moss arrived home from French Lick after a two week stay Aaron Farrell returned from Chicago where he has been recovering from heart trouble Mrs Will Welch and her children Frank and Catherine are in Monroe Utah due to Mrs Welch's mother's illness Mrs Josephine Ritchie of Chicago visiting her sister near Sandborn joined by Mrs Beaty they traveled to Palestine MI to spend the day with sister Mrs Elbert A West
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Joe Moss
French Lick
Aaron
Bill) Farrell
Chicago
Will Welch
Frank
Catherine
Monroe
Utah
Welch
Josephine Ritchie
T. G. Beaty
Sandborn
Mrs. Beaty
Palestine
Elbert A. West
Citizenship Struggle Reverberates in Public Speech
The speaker notes decades of patient, disappointing effort for citizenship. A talented young candidate is recommended for a department role. Patrons are asked to cooperate with her management and conduct as she assumes duties next Monday.
Special Dances by M F Dancing Club This Summer
The M F Dancing Club will host a series of dances through the summer, about one each month. The first event is Saturday night June 3 at K of P hall with a six piece jazz orchestra. Invitations welcome Harmonious Club invited.
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M. F. Dancing Club
K. of P. Hall
M. F
Harmonious Club
Silverleaf Rook Club Hosts Enchanting Evening
The Silverleaf Rook Club enjoyed a pleasant evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Wright with three tables of play. Prize winners were Ray Bedwell and Mrs. James Clayton. Refreshments followed. Next week the club meets with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wright.
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Silverleaf Rook Club
John Wright
Ray Bedwell
James Clayton
Stewart Wright
Library Closes Early for Summer Shutdown
Miss Adrie Humphreys, librarian, announces the public library will close at 8 p.m. starting this evening until the first day of September.
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Adrie Humphreys
Maxes
Guests Return From Memorial Day Visit
Mrs LeRoy Toney and Mrs Robert Utterback have returned to Terre Haute after visiting Mrs James Clayton over Memorial Day.
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LeRoy Toney
Robert Utterback
Terre Haute
James Clayton
Muchacha Club Picnic at Sullivan Park
The Muchacha Club enjoyed an all day picnic at Sullivan park yesterday. They traveled by 10 03 train, used the park slides, shared a large picnic lunch, walked through the residence district, played touring and rock, took Kodak photos, and returned by 5 40 train in a Packard. Attendees included Misses Geneva Harris Esther Baker Moshel Bunch Edith Dye Ethel Beck Grace Slinkard Ruth Armpries ter and Hazel Bunch with Mrs Wayne Hamilton. The club will meet Saturday afternoon with Miss Esther Baker.
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Muchacha Club
Sullivan
Sullivan Park
Hamilton
Packard
Geneva Harris
Esther Baker
Moshel Bunch
Edith Dye
Ethel Beckwith
Grace Slinkard
Ruth Armpriester
Wayne Hamilton
Hazel Bunch
Wedding Bells For Popular Bloomington Couple
After a brief wedding trip the couple will be at home June 5 at 314 North Washington Street Bloomington Indiana The bride a Bloomington High School graduate and public school teacher for two years The groom a draftsman employed in a Bloomington stone mill office
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Sreens Ete Acu
Republican Party
North
Washington Street
Bloomington
Ind
Anteshema Camp Fire Girls Meet at Fisher Home
The Anteshema Camp Fire Girls will meet at Miss Lillian Fisher’s home tonight at 7 o'clock. The gathering will not be ceremonial.
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Anteshema
Lillian Fisher
Mt Mellick Club to Meet at Mrs Price's Country Home
The Mt Mellick Club will hold a Friday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Charles Price at her country home located west of the city.
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Mt. Mellick Club
Charles Price
Hyacinth Club to Meet at Mrs Axton's Home
The Hyacinth Club will meet Friday at 2 PM at Mrs James Axton's residence on Furst Street northeast.
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Hyacinth Club
James Axton
Furst Street
Clarion Club to Meet Tomorrow Afternoon
The Clarion Club will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. George Stafford at West Vincennes Street.
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The
Clarion Club
George Stafford
West , Vincennes Street
Baptist choir to meet for evening practice at church
The Baptist choir will convene at 7:30 tonight at the church for practice. Members are urged to be prompt.
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Baptist
New Gas Range on Display at Linton Gas and Coke Co
The latest gas range featuring an automatic copper baking oven that uses less gas is now on display. Cali invites customers to visit and view this beautiful stove from Linton Gas & Coke Co.
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Cali
Linton Gas & Coke Co
Detective's Twenty Year Memory Captures Long-Forgotten Forger
A reader recalls a detective who remembered a forger’s face after two decades and arrested him just as the crime nearly faded from memory. The anecdote notes the value of memory over appearance.
Gas and Coke Co. Brings Out Efficient Oven Claim
A brief notice states a baking oven by Gas and Coke Co. uses less gas. It emphasizes energy efficiency and potential cost savings for users seeking practical appliance upgrades.
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