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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1922

Page

5

Fisherman Dies After Sudden Collapse in River Line Run

William Mike McAllister 34, a Gould mine miner, died near Shady Beach on White River after a trotting line run. Death was caused by a blood clot above the heart. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Patrick Mooney and siblings. Funeral plans pending arrival of a sister from Akron.

William Mike) McAllister Shady Beach White River Gould Mine McAllister William Eaton Leon Belval Edward Kirkley Nead Elliston Eaton Belval Kirkley Bloomfield Cravens E. R. Mason Aikin Aikin Morgue Patrick Mooney Bon Ton Akron Daniel Anna Gaethers Carlisle B. Gaethers Mary Sahms Gould United Mine Workers of America

Blanche Sweet to Wed Los Angeles Actress to Marry Neilan in New York

Miss Blanche Sweet the motion picture actress and Marshall Neilan the producer and director will marry in New York this month. Neilan is in New York and Sweet left for that city. She declined to reveal further plans.

Los Angeles Cal Blanche Sweet Marshall Neilan New York Neilan Peter Smith Miss Sweet

Weather Forecast Quiet Tonight into Wednesday

Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with a rise in temperatures in the northeast portion. Little wind expected and skies likely clear, offering mild conditions across the region.

Break in Miners Foreseen as Eastern Talks Rise

East coast coal operators reportedly plan a district settlement with Secretary of Labor Davis this week. If eastern districts negotiate independently, the united front led by John L. Lewis could fracture, influencing Illinois where operators rely on union workers and local miners remain bound by national officials' stance.

Chicago Davis John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Illinois F. ¢. Honnold Iinois Coal Operators’ Association

Big wage cut for shopmen sparks rail labor row

The United States railroad labor board ordered a 7 cent an hour cut for railway shop mechanics and 9 cents for freight car workers, affecting about 400 000 shopmen and saving the railroads roughly 60 million dollars annually. Aimed to take effect July 1, the decision follows a earlier 50 million cut for maintenance of way laborers, while union chiefs meet in Cincinnati to weigh strike risk.

Chicago United States Railroad Labor Board Cincinnati

Greater Linton Club Forms to Boost Town Growth

The young business men of Linton organized the Greater Linton Club at the public library. They adopted a constitution, formed multiple committees for new industries parks and civic improvement, and plan to recruit 200 members by the next meeting on Monday June 12. Wayne Hamilton chaired the session with Ward Perrott as secretary, with over fifty attendees.

Linton Greater Greater Linton Club Horace Humphreys Avery Murray Ray H. Ecker Simon Werbner Roy Cook E. E. Sherwood J. J. Ryan Wayne Hamilton Ward Perrott

Sinn Fein Commander Is Reported Captured

In Ulster fighting British troops reported capturing the Sinn Fein commandant and staff after encirclement operations around Pettigoe and Belleek. Reports say seven to thirty Republicans were killed, with many captured as British forces tightened control and blockades spread. In Dublin de Valera and Collins urged electors to back the coalition panel to ensure orderly government during Ireland’s transition.

Belfast Ulster Pettigoe Belleek Irish Republican Army Sinn Fein Lincoln Staffordshire Pettigee Dublin Eamonn de Valera Michael Collins Free State Ireland

Army officers reopen Beck case at Oklahoma post

An army board from Fort Sill investigated the 1942 killing of Lieut. Col. Pau Ward Beck at Post Field Oklahoma flying station. The board met briefly. no public findings were released though Day and Mrs. Day offered to testify if summoned.

Oklahoma City Okla Pau Ward Beck Postfield Oklahoma Army Special Order of the War Department Beck Jean P. Day Fort Sill

Rickenbacker Sees Harding On Flight Cap Visit

Captain Edward Rickenbacker, famed World War I ace, met President Harding yesterday with Senator Charles E. Townsend. The visit included a personal message to Shriners’ San Francisco convocation. Rickenbacker to depart New York today for a cross country flight.

Washington Edward Rickenbacker Harding Charles E. Townsend Republican Michigan Shriners San Francisco Rickenbacker New York

Explosion at Trojan Powder plant kills five near Oakland

Five men are dead and three injured after an explosion at the Trojan Powder company plant in San Lorenzo eleven miles from Oakland California. A dryer was wrecked in the blast. Authorities assess cause pending investigation.

Oakland Cal Trojan Powder Company San Lorenzo

Senator Watson Condemns Envoys Tariff Meddling

Senator Jim Watson accused foreign ambassadors of trying to steer U S policy and urged passage of the McCumber tariff bill. He cited British envoy Sackville West, Geddes of Britain, Ricci of Italy and French consuls, warning against foreign dictates on U S duties.

Watson Washington Jim Watson Senate United States Indiana Geddes Great Britain Ricci Italy League of Nations Sackville West Cleveland Sir Auckland Geddes Nevinson Gibbs Gardiner Repington France Europe

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Mike) McCal Lister Blanche Weather Report United D. Heitmeyer J. J. Ryans Jerry Clayton Hart Federal Building Greater Linton Derry Donegal Londonderry James Craig Northern Cabinet Stormount Castle Day Jim Sage of Our Sackville West Congress
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