John Stewart 72 Dies After Cancer at Home in Linton
John Stewart age 72 died Sunday night at 9 30 after a year long illness from cancer of the face. He lived with son Willard at 860 Roosevelt street and leaves three sons Claude M Stewart of Boston John E Stewart Terre Haute and Willard plus two daughters Mrs Lottie Brooks and Mrs Mabel Fidler both of Terre Haute. four brothers Jacob Blackburn William and Samuel of Seymour. A plasterer by trade he was a longtime resident of Linton and a member of the Odd Fellows. Funeral services were at 5 this afternoon by Rev McIver and the body goes to Campbellsburg on the 6 30 train for interment.
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John Stewart
Willard Stewart
Roosevelt Street
Willard
Claude M. Stewart
Boston
Mass
John E. Stewart
Terre Haute
Lottie Brooks
Mabel Fidler
Jacob and
Blackburn
Advertised Letters At Linton Post Office
Uncalled letters listed for Linton post office include Mrs Iva Wilson Dollie Sims Billie Ingelis Edna Ammern Ruth Russell Mrs O L Nutt Rev Geo Hegele Mrs Frank Lynn August Manifacier Mrs Oliver Hargrove Lines Mskiney Mrs Sarah Peelie Simpson All advertised letters are due one cent Cravens Postmaster Call Citizen for Job Printing.
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Linton
Iva Wilson
Dollie Sims
Billie Ingelis
Edna Ammern
Ruth Russell
O. L. Nutt
Geo. Hegele
Frank Lynn
August Manifacier
Oliver Hargrove
Mskiney
Sarah Peelie Simpson
John G. Cravens
Crescent Theatre Sold to Out-of-Town Buyer
Jasonville June 6 The Crescent theatre sold by Mrs A T Mayfield to J B Stine of Clinton who will take charge today. Stine already owns theatres in Terre Haute Paris and Clinton Norman of Clinton to manage the Jasonville house. Mayfields move to Terre Haute where Mayfield opens a new law office.
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Jasonville
Crescent Theatre
A. T. Mayfield
J. B. Stine
Clinton
Stine
Terre Haute
Paris
Norman
Jasonville House
Harrington Youth Drowned in White River
Mr and Mrs Claude Maxwell were in Edwardsport Sunday when word came a boy named Harrington, a resident of Bicknell, drowned while swimming in White River with other youths. A large crowd gathered as rescuers searched for the body. it had not been recovered when the Maxwells departed. The Harrington family recently moved from the city to Bicknell, origin of the drowned youth unclear.
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Claude Maxwell
Edwardsport
Harrington
Bicknell
Mr. Maxwell
Becknell
White River
Maxwell
Maxwells
Mrs Cox Murder Victims Buried After Realization
Mrs Cox and the murder victim are buried after she learned her husband planned to shoot her. The couple’s daughter, who witnessed the shooting, is cared for at Mr Crabbe’s home. Cox fled to the neighbor’s house and asked for a ride to the county jail. En route he acted wildly, fell on rocks, and was knocked unconscious. He is jailed in Bloomfield awaiting prosecution by Will R Vosloh.
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Cox
Joe Crabbe
Crabbe
Bloomfield
Will R. Vosloh
Mrs Woodward Dead in Southwest Home
Mrs L R Woodward died at 1 05 this afternoon at her home 90 First Street Southwest Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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L. R. Woodward
First Street
Railroad valued at about 20.5 million by ICC
The Chicago Terre Haute and Soup eastern railroad property is valued at 20,502,223 dollars by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Of this, 20,500,000 is wholly owned and used by the railroad, with 5,580,924 for working capital and supplies. Land cost excess over current land value totals 1,053,557 with 358,358 in Illinois and 695,129 in Indiana.
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Washington
Chicago, Terre Haute & Soup Eastern Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ilinois
Indiana
New Ice Schedule Cuts Trips to One Daily Route
Consumers are told wagons will make a single daily trip. Hang a card in a visible spot early, remove after delivery, and be ready when the wagon passes. Do not expect repeats. 313 Carl E Harris, Mer ee
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Carl E. Harris
Mer
Hospital Report Highlights Birth and Admission
Miss Lotchen Titus was taken to the hospital Saturday. A baby boy named John was born to Mrs. James Cox Saturday. Mother and baby are getting along nicely.
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Lotchen Titus
New York Central Lines To Acquire Rail Road Route
England rails used one and one. A March 1 1920 contract to operate with option to buy within three years. Plans announced June 15 1920. Interstate Commerce Commission hearing completes. Willard Carpenter dream gains. Road improvements include straighter curves guard rails replaced by heavier steel rails and up to date equipment.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Willard Carpenter
New York Central Lines
Gardes
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Bill Wilson
Black Creek Mine
M. J. Aikin & Son
Undertakers
Dugger
W. H. Scholl
Chiropractor
Palmer School
Opera House
Ind
Stewart Isde
Campbells
Burg
Call Citizen
Linton Girls
Havana
Dreamland
Woman IN Grey
Lemuel Buis
P.O
Compan
Mor
Mrs. Woodward
Hospital Report Today
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Ines
Sigrid
Charles Bryant T
India
METRO
Waxwell
Nicklo
England
Hobart
Conway Tearle
Martha Mansfield
Dreamland Orchestra
J. W. Wolford & Sons
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