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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
4
John T. Fritz, local architect, prepares building plans for a brick one story block for Dearmin & Co. poultry and produce dealers. The new 90 foot by 42 foot brick front will replace the present frame structure, with work to begin soon and cost about 10000 to 12000 dollars.
Complete reports to the interstate commerce commission show that in April class one railroads earned a net income of 83.2 million dollars at an annual return rate of 6 percent. For the four months to April the return was 5.47 percent. Eastern district carriers reported 48.3 million dollars in April at a 7.93 percent annual return.
An attempted jail delivery in Brazil Indiana was stopped by Sherry Weber acting on a tip from Myron Meyers a self reclaimed man just returned from Jegersonville Four hacksaw blades were found hidden beneath picture frames in the cell with Meyers his brother Elmer and Zeke Padgett The inmates occupied the same cell but bars had not yet been sawed.
Indianapolis June 7 search is underway for Richard W. Stegemeier a well known local business man who disappeared Tuesday afternoon after leaving his office to see a physician Investigators found he had drawn 50 from his bank account prompting the family to think he may have left the city He had recently complained of ill health and was said to have been nervous in recent days.
In Hartford Connecticut on June 7 the senate passed a resolution directing the legislative judiciary committee to report on repeal legislation, but the house referred it to the next legislature, effectively stalling the repeal effort. Senate action contrasts with house inaction on the measure.
Washington, June 7. Senator Watson of Indiana predicts that differences over the administration world court proposal will be resolved by reservations, with about 22 senators opposed unless reservations clarify that the United States is not joining the league of nations. He notes the president agrees and signals a regional consolidation plan under the 1920 transportation act.
Charles Linton, a worker at the Twin mine northwest of the city, suffered a severe hand injury this morning and underwent an operation at Freeman City hospital around 1 o'clock this afternoon.
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