Burned US Army dirigible passes Linton to Dayton then burns
The US Army airship T C 1, following Illinois Central tracks, crossed over Linton at about 2 PM yesterday, reached Wilbur Wright Field near Dayton at 6 PM, and exploded in a fire that destroyed the craft. Crewmates and Goodyear representatives were injured, with several hospitalised.
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United States Army
Linton
Wilbur Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Scottfield
Ilinois
San Antonio
Texas
Harry Barnes
Scottield
A. C. Maranville
Akron
Goodyear Rubber Company
Barnes
Maranville
Woth
Clyde Kuntz
Kuntz
The Waking of Goods More Than the Books Published
A fragment notes that in England last year the awakening of goods surpassed the number of books published, reflecting a shift in literary and publishing trends with no further details available.
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England
Theatre cash end in Mayor Inman court
Robert Scherer manager of the Grand theatre was found guilty of violating the Sunday law by operating the theatre on May 27. A fine of five dollars plus costs was assessed. The theatre was defended as charity work under the woman’s hospital auxiliary. Jury members included Oscar Bredoweg Murl Suffal Cliff Courtney Herschel Courtney Stephen Stalcup James Davis Frank Neal Pearl Headley Pat Campbell Everett Mattox Raymond Browning and Herman Delise. Charges against other defendants were dismissed.
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Murl Suffal
Cliff Courtney
Herschel Courtney
Stephen Stalcup
James Davis
Frank Neal
Pearl Headley
Pat Campbell
Everett Mattox
Raymond Browning
Herman Delise
Linton Boy in Land of Perpetual Summer
Linton’s Wonga Harris, a former local boy and noted musician, enjoys a six week Hawaii tour with the eight man Dixie Sinkupaters orchestra, after a visit to Hollywood. He reports a grand Honolulu reception, a beach cottage life, and six weeks of warm weather and music. Harris’s mother from Nashville visits, and Mrs Harris recovers from op duce.
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Linton
Wonga Harrris
Hawaiian Islands
Dixie Sinkupaters
Grand Opera House
Hawaii
Harris
Allen Wright
Be” Street
Nashville
Operator knocked prostrate by stone hurled by a train
Carlisle Ind June 7 Emmet Cox extra operator on the C E I was injured when a train threw several small stones through an open window in Pax en office where he was on duty Tuesday night A piece of zeal fell from the tank striking the stones and the passing train hurled them with force striking him between the eyes and rendering him insensible Mr Sommers the agent was near and fetched medical aid Cox will be out of work for several days
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Carlisle
Ind
Emmet Cox
Paxen
Sommers
Cox
Indianapolis Markets Wagon Market and Livestock Prices
Indiana market page lists Wheat at 1.17 per bushel, Timothy hay at 18.00 and 21.00, cheese price 5.97, oats around 3.38. Stock market shows hogs best heavies at 7.30, steers good to choice 10.50 to 11.00, calves 6.50 to 7.59, bulls 5.75 to 6.25.
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Timothy Hay
Former Linton Miner Maberto Long Time Resides Here
Frank Maberto, once a Linton resident now in Bicknell, was among the men buried in the mine for over 80 hours. He previously lived with his family at Fourth and H streets northwest before moving to Bicknell, and he is well known to many Linton miners.
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Frank Maberto
Bicknell
Linton Florist Special Bedding Sale Event
A local ad announces a special sale at Linton Florist offering surplus bedding plants at 10 and 20 cents each while supplies last. The sale runs Friday and Saturday morning. The notice lists Mrs Lizzie Davis as the contact or owner.
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Sasurcay
First Street
Lizzie Davis
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First National Bank
Columbia Music Store
Jasonville
Conkey
Board OF Trade Feed Store ” Street
Yeone
Bome
Lizen
Linton Drug Co
Avery Murray
Patterson
Linton Boy
Land OF Perpetual
Wonga Harris
Indianapolis
Linton Florist
America
Buick
National Biscuit Company
Swift
Ax & Fry
Walters’ Ready-to-Wear
Main Street
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