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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1924

Page

6

JOF BLAIR'S SCHOOL DAYS RECALL CHILLING MEMORIES

The Martin county Tribune reports deputy prosecuting attorney 0. W. Hubbard believes Joseph Blair may face trial at the June term of the Martin circuit court for the murder of his 4 year old daughter Mary Ellen. A grand jury will hear Blair case evidence, while memories of Blair as a pupil reemerge from former teacher J. M. Haigerty who recalled an incident with Blair's father James Blair threatening to whip a girl and grabbing a stove poker before trustees charged Blair with an indictment that led to two months in jail.

W. Hubbard Martin County Martin County Tribune Joseph Blair Bedford Mary Ellen Martin Shoals Blair Hubbard Tribune J. M. Haigerty Hargerty Mt. Pleasant Loogootee Lewis Mr. Haigerty James Blair Haigerty

Mysterious Tracy murder tied to Leopold and Loeb case

The Tracy killing on the University of Chicago campus linked to Leopold and Loeb, who had sent a $10,000 ransom to the Franks boy’s father after concealing the body. They allegedly maimed taxi driver Charles Ream five days later, in a sensational sequence that puzzled police.

Tracy Chicago Leopold and Loeb Franks Charles Ream University of Chicago Fifty-eighth Street Woodlawn Avenue Ream

Dying constitutional elm marks Indiana history

The famed constitutional tree near Corydon, under which Indiana’s 1916 constitution was drafted, is dying. The elm once shaded the convention that produced the document with 43 members led by Jonathan Jennings. A stone marker sits on the trunk identifying the tree’s historic role.

Corydon Indiana Tim Jonathan Jennings

Christians Win In Hot Game Yesterday

Twilight league action delivered a battle royal as Christian edged Vicksburg 7 to 6 in extra innings after a seventh inning tie. Alf Jones and Wayte Trinkle led Christian with solid defense and timely hits while Moody and Tetrick paced Vicksburg. Umpire E. Perkins worked the game. Tomorrow afternoon the Baptist and Methodist teams meet in a closely contested follow up.

Twilight League Christian Vicksburg Alf Jones Wayte Trinkle B. Silvey T. Hyslop al William Tommy Francis S. Osborne L. Taylor Paul Prudhome P. Anderson Taylor Moody Tetrick J. Hayes H. Hayes F. Hayes Mitchell C. Bryant Stone R. Bryant E. Perkins

Telephone Bill Due Notice From New Home Telephone Co

Telephone bills are due and payable at the office on or before the 10th of each month. Service may be disconnected if not paid by the 10th. Office hours are 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday 6 to 8 p.m.

New Home Telephone Company

Indianapolis Markets Reported Prices in Livestock and Wheat

Indianapolis markets show hogs and steers in active trade with price ranges listed for heavies and dairy cattle. Wheat and oats prices appear with partial figures and typographical errors in the wagon market section, reflecting a terse quote style from the market page.

Washington society at spring White House events

A Washington dispatch reports attended spring festivities at the White House by General and Mrs. New, Senator and Mrs. Wason, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Purnell, Judge and Mrs. Oscar Bland, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greenwood, Miss Ruth Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Canfield, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Vestal, Miss Vivian Vestal, Mr. S. E. Cook, and Mr. and Mrs. Fairfield, with Mrs. Coolidge hosting Indianians and other congressional ladies at tea.

Washington White House General New Wason Everett Sanders Fred S. Purnell Oscar Bland Arthur Greenwood Ruth Greenwood Frank Gardner Harry C. Canfield R. N. Elliott A. H. Vestal

Two youths plead not guilty in car theft case

Roy Richardson and Dale Jennings, the two young men charged with taking Joe Stevenson's car and arrested at Cass Monday evening, entered pleas of not guilty when arraigned before Judge VanBuskirk yesterday afternoon. They remain in Bloomfield jail.

Roy Richardson Dale Jennings Joe Stevenson Cass VanBuskirk Bloomfield

Vacation Bible School Opens at Baptist Church

The daily vacation Bible School is now on at the Baptist church with songs Bible lessons stories marches calisthenics and crafts. Tuition is free and all primary children and juniors of the Baptist church and Sunday School are urged to attend tomorrow morning at 9 oclock.

The Baptist Church

Delphians to Meet for Salvation Army Drive Plans

All members of the Delphian society are asked to gather at the public library Friday evening at seven o clock to finalize plans for the Salvation Army drive. Full instructions will be provided during the meeting.

Salvation Army Delphian Society John Monser Vine Public Library

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