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Linton Daily Citizen - Porner & Bryan
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South Main
Linton
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Congress
Aingie
Home rulers vow continued fight for radical platform
The home rulers of the Democratic party at the state convention refuse to abandon their push for a radical platform. W. W. Spencer, candidate for the Legislature in Marion county, leads the effort, and The Citizen supports the home rulers heart and soul. The back-to-the-people movement or more local self government remains a live issue and will win.
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Democratic Party
W. W. Spencer
Marion County
Victor Berger Again Seeks Public Test of Boot Potency
Victor Berger, twice expelled from Congress, signals willingness to test American political reform momentum. A reformer urges responsibility on the flap per, while the public debate shifts to accountability. The piece notes national self-critique as a versatile nation confronts political imagery and metaphor.
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Victor Berger
Congress
Local citizens sought who found part of meat packers’ loss
The note asks for information about any local residents who recovered a portion of the claimed 50 million dollars the meat packers said they lost in 1921.
Mildred Gillum Celebrates Fourteenth Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs George Gillum hosted a Tuesday evening gathering from six to eight oclock in honor of their daughter Mildred s fourteenth birthday. The guests enjoyed music and games followed by ice cream and cake. Present were Edith Wright Geneva Shepherd Doris DeLong Helen Godson Cecile Goodson Virginia Murray Elizabeth Muehler Freda and Mildred Gillum.
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George ‘Gillum
Mildred
Edith Wright
Geneva Shepherd
Doris DeLong
Helen Godson
Cecile Goodson
Virginia Murray
Elizabeth Muehler
Freda
Mildred Gillum
Car recovered after theft spree in Jasonville city
State Auto Policeman Fred Martin turned over a Ford touring car, found near the Milwaukee depot, to Jason Lewis of Jasonville. The vehicle, driven here Monday night and abandoned, marks the third straight Saturday night theft recovered by Officer Martin, restoring six cars stolen from Jasonville owners.
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State
Fred Martin
Jason Lewis
Jasonville
Milwaukee Depot
Officer Martin
Outing Draws Residents To Indiana Camp Near Plummer
About fifty people from Paris and Zengler Illinois Linton Jasonville Worthington and Plummer Indiana gathered at the camp of Harry Ashbaugh and Mgr Humphreys near Plummer yesterday for a day of fishing boating and a large noon feast of fish and accompanying fare. Those from Linton included Mr and Mrs Frank Jordan and sons Leo and Lex Harvey Mrs Will Cunningham and son Earl and Mr and Mrs Lew O’Brien and son Edison.
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Paris
Zengler
Ill
Linton
Jasonville
Worthington
Plummer
Ind
Harry Ashbaugh
Mgr. Humphreys
Frank Jordan
Leo
Lex Harvey
Will Cunningham
Earl
Lew O’brien
Edison
Personal notices from local residents return and travel
Miss Vivian Humphreys is home from the University of Illinois where she has been attending school Edgar Hollifield left for Detroit this morning where he will be employed as a machinist Mrs Earl Young and Mrs William Squire are in Terre Haute today Mrs Dave Puckett and son Neal went to Jasonville this morning to visit relatives Mrs Arthur Symms left for Eagle Grove Indiana this morning to attend the wedding of her sister Miss Anna Thorpe Robert Greenwood left for Detroit yesterday where he will be employed Miss Josie McQuade is in Bicknell today Mr and Mrs C H Hanger have returned from Cleveland Ohio where they have been visiting Mrs L D Landrum a sister of Mrs Hanger Landis Mark DeHasse of Indianapolis is spending several days in this city as the guest of Elmer Sherwood Mrs M B Nugent of Terre Haute is the guest of Mrs Lawrence Scherer Henry Wilson and Andrew Wilson and family spent yesterday in Bloomington Miss Daisy Haynes is home from Evansville where she is employed as nurse in Walker hospital Scott Coker and Miss Arley Coker motored to this city from Terre Haute today Miss Coker is the guest of Mrs Hazel Scherer Mr and Mrs James Wakefield motored to Bloomington today to visit their daughter Mrs Clarence Clayton and family
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Vivian Humphreys
University of Illinois
See
Edgar Hollifield
Detroit
Earl Young
William Squire
Terre Haute
Dave Puckett
Neal
Jasonville
Arthur Symms
Eagle Grove
Anna Thorpe
Robert Greenwood
Josie McQuade
Bicknell
C. H. Hanger
Cleveland
L. D. Landrum
Hanger
Landis Mark DeHasse
Indianapolis
Elmer Sherwood
M. B. Nugent
Lawrence Scherer
Henry Wilson
Andrew Wilson
Bloomington
Daisy Haynes
Evansville
Walker Hospital
Scott Coker
Arley Coker
Miss Coker
Hazel Scherer
James Wakefield
Clarence Clayton
Honored Graduate Violet Chinn in Indiana Dental College
Friends celebrate Violet Chinn as the sole woman graduate of Indiana Dental College in Indianapolis and the only girl admitted to the Dental College fraternity. She plans to practice in Linton in Dr E V Bull’s office.
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Violet Chinn
Indiana Dental College
Indianapolis
Miss Chinn
Dental College
Linton
E. V. Bull
Death of Al Feltner in ChicagoReported
Word reached relatives in Linton of the death of Al Feltner aged about 39 in Chicago yesterday morning He did not appear ill recently and resided in Linton about fifteen years ago He was a nephew of Mrs Louis Onsler and Mrs William Coleman He visited Linton last January
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Chicago
Aleltner
Linton
Feltner
Louis Onsler
William Coleman
Commencement Attendance For Indiana Dental College Grad
Dr. M N Thayer and Mrs Thayer Mr and Mrs Emery Briley and E V Bull traveled to Indianapolis to attend the commencement exercises of the Indiana Dental College where Miss Violet Chinn is a graduate.
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M. N. Thayer
Thay
Emery Briley
E. V. Bull
Indianapo
Indiana Dental Llege
Violet Chinn
Auxiliary Meeting Urges Pie Sellers Attendance
American Legion Auxiliary plans a meeting tonight inviting all who sold pies to attend and report.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Big Masonic Meeting Delighted by Terre Haute Entertainers
Linton Lodge No. 560 F A M plans a lively regular meeting tonight with guests Dr A F Knoefel and 35 entertainers traveling from Terre Haute. A banquet or luncheon will follow in the dining hall as a large turnout is expected.
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Linton Lodge No. 560
A. F. Knoefel
Terre Haute
Diniy Hall
K of C Dance Tonight for St. Peters Members
A dance will be held at the K of C hall this evening for St. Peter's congregation members and all invitation holders. The event takes place on June 8 and invites attendees to join the social gathering in a church community setting.
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K. of Co. Hall
St. Peter's
Community club events at Hamilton church and homes
Prayer meeting and teaching session at the Christian church for Hamilton Local No. 8920 with Ladies Auxiliary and K. of C. Junior Guards. Golden Glow Society meets at Dessie Graves home at 2 30. F U N Club hosts Miss Helen Spice. Ellis Ladies play 500 with Mrs Oll Miller as hostess. Friday events include Red Men Lodge QuaPaw Tribe I O R M Choir practice at the Christian Church and Uniform Bank K of P No 97 Fortnightly club at Mrs Fred Wright home 7 30. Eastern Star Rose Bud Circle at Mrs Dick Love home and Eagle Encampment No 229 I O O F at 7 o clock Women’s Relief Corps No 69 also noted.
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Christian Church
Hamilton
K. of C
Golden Glow Society
Dessie Graves
F. U.N. Club
Helen Spice
Ellis
Red Men
R. M
the Christian Church
Uniform Bank
K. of P
Fred Wright
Eastern Star
Rose Bud Circle
Dick Love
Grand pee House Orchestra at Orpheum Dugger Play Evening
The orchestra performed last evening at the Orpheum Theatre in Dugger shaping an efficient program. Local attendees reported a polished concert with notable musicians delivering cohesive renditions.
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Grandpee House
E Orpheum Theatre
Dugger
Bland in the City Visit by Congressman Oscar Bland
Congressman Oscar E. Bland spent the morning in the city for a brief stay and is meeting with numerous local friends during his visit.
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Oscar E. Bland
Prt
The Grand Presents The Merry Mel Four At Weekend Show
The Grand presents The Merry Mel Four with Homer Riley Ralph Bedwell Bob Chapman Paul Wills and others. The program features immen dance and several actos including The Crumbs of Happiness Swuanne yer Moon Vacant air at Home Sweet Home and The Shiek with Bailey and Andy Four plus Mary Miles Minter in a film and Larry Lemon in The Baker amid a lively weekend schedule.
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Grand Wil
Merry Mely Four
Homer Riley
Ralph Bedwell
Bob Chapman
Paul Wills
Immen
Wills
Bailey
Home Sweet Home
Andy Four
Mary Miles Minter
Larry Lemon
the Baker
Novice to Public Closing Night Drug Stores Rule
Notice states all drug stores will close at 6 o'clock nightly except Saturday when they stay open until 9. W J Hamilton Elekhorn Drug Store Linton Drug Co Frank Dulican run the ad.
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W. J. Hamilton
Elekhorn
Linton Drug Co
Frank Dulican
Indianapolis Markets Wagon Market report data
Old Indiana market snippet lists wheat at 1.15.51.17. corn, oats, hay, and cattle prices show hogs best heavies at 11.10. steers 8.75 to 9.00. calves 6.50 to 7.00. bulls 4.75 to 5.50 with timothy hay around 16.00 to 18.00.
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Hay
Timothy
Citizen Society Phone Line Notice
Citizen Society advertises a central phone line for society lodge church and business inquiries requesting callers use the number 177 for social items and business matters.
Revival of classic Greek language proposal gains traction
The Minneapolis Journal notes a growing movement among Greek universities and scholars, backed by Venizelos, to restore classical purity to modern Greek. It suggests an ultimate return to the ancient model in social dealings, commerce, contracts, and law, envisioning Pericles era speech and Plato style writing becoming common in daily use.
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Europe
Erasmus
Elizabeth
Henry VI
Voltaire
Venizelos
Pericles
Plato
Minneapolis Journal
Always A Welcome Visitor
A recurring Monthly visit over four years ends as the postman hands an allotment check from The Leatherneck to a delighted recipient. The narrative highlights a girl’s anticipation and a final farewell when the familiar visitor arrives for the last time.
Obesity and Diabetes Warned by Doctor Joslin
Boston doctor Joslin cites striking statistics linking obesity to diabetes and notes that sugar metabolism fails in many cases. He compares fat individuals to alcoholics in social judgment and cites data suggesting that about nine in ten thousand cases of obesity stem from excess intake or insufficient activity.
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