Auto Collision Near Linton Injures Five Women
An east of Linton auto crash injured Mrs Nola Thompson and three Misses Muehler and Haltom after a head on misjudgment while passing another car driven by Wampler. Edwards Muehler, the driver, and H W Wilson escaped with minor injuries as both cars suffered damage.
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Nola Thompson
Ellen Muehler
Elizabeth Mueller
Elizabeth Baltom
H. W. Wilson
Edward Muehler
Linton
Shndy Beach
White River
Banna Farm
Wampler
Switz City
Wilson
Young Muehler
Elizabeth Muehler
Elizabeth Haltom
Twilight League Ties Create Three Way Lead In Baseball
The Twilight League sees Christian Methodists and U B tied for first with two wins and one loss each, while Baptists stand 4 since they have won five games and lost two. The U B team defeated Baptists 16 to 10 in a game marked by solid hitting and errors. Batteries Hoskins Franklin Moody for U B and Blackburn Bland for Baptists.
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Tive
Christian
Methodists
U. B
Baptists
Saron Reform Club
Baptist Brothers
Aoc Lly
Baptist
Hoskins
Franklin and Moody
Blackburn and
Bland
Youth Gets Life for Killing SevenYearOld Ira Kramer
Camden June 13 George Elmer Monroe nineteen confessed killing seven year old Ira Kramer of Woodbury and was sentenced to life imprisonment in the state penitentiary at Trenton.
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Camden
N. J
George Elmer Monroe
Ira Kramer
Woodbury
Trenton
Fishing Rod Fatality Claims Webber Gammer
In Baylis Illinois on June 13 Webber Gammer aged 64 died from electric shock injuries after his fishing line touched a high tension wire near Valley City last Wednesday. He died of burns sustained when the line carried current.
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Baylis
Ill
Webber Gammer
Valley City
Gammer
Clover hay for sale at farm in Switz City
For sale baled clover hay at ten dollars per ton. Call or visit L. M. Moore in Switz City to arrange purchase. Contact details provided for in-person inquiry.
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L. M. Moore
Switz City
Whip Poor Will and Rose End Hilariously in June Moon
In a fragile romance tale set on a June evening, Rose prepares for a wedding with Will but discovers a rival in disguise. After a jagged misread of affection, she plans to leave town. Will answers with a prank involving a veiled rival, then reunites with Rose as a whippoorwill chorus echoes the final reconciliation.
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Rose
Will
Fie
Pa Parker
Mie
Goodby
Mapledell
Scarecrow
Elks Flag Day Observance At Linton Lodge No 866
Linton Lodge No. 866 Elks will hold a Flag Day program Wednesday at 8 pm at the Elks home on North Main street. Attorney A M Beasley will give a patriotic address. Luncheon to follow. Program includes prayers, music, and tributes led by lodge officers and members.
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Linton Lodge No. 866
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
North Main Street
A. M. Beasley
Grand Lodge
Arthur Symms
W. F. Stov
Auld Lang Syne
Ellis
J. 4 H. Humphreys
Odd Fellows History and Global Reach
The Order of Odd Fellows traces roots to London 1745 with the independent Manchester unity founded in 1818. By 1920 its membership reached 1,077,588 and total capital nearly 90 million dollars. The order has branches in the U S Canada and other regions. The United Order and the National Independent Order are similar societies within the same fraternity.
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Order of Odd Fellows
London
England
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Manchester Unity
Manchester
United Kingdom
United States
Canada
United Order of Odd Fellows
National Independent Order
Dola Williams Dies in Oakland City Ind
Dola Williams a former Linton resident died Sunday at his Oakland City Indiana home after a lingering illness. He was forty. Williams moved from Linton to Oakland City about three years ago. The body arrived in Linton this afternoon at 3 45 over the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line and was taken to his brother Ola Williams in West Linton. Funeral services will be held at 2 tomorrow at Ola Williams home. Interment in Fairview cemetery. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Odd Fellows lodge here and both groups will take part in ceremonies. Surviving are three sisters Mrs Ida Gary Terre Haute Mrs Lydia Colbert Washington Ind Mrs Ezra Corwin of this city Ola Williams of this city Claude Williams of Oakland City and one stepchild.
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Dola Williams
Linton
Oakland City
Ind
Williams
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ola Williams
West Linton
Fairview Cemetery
Order of Eagles
Odd Fellows Lodge
Ida Gary
Terre Haute
Lydia Colbert
Washington, Ind
Ezra Corwin
Claude Williams
Twilight League Promulgates New Sunday Rules
The executive committee of the Sunday school Twilight league approved additions to existing rules. Disagreement decisions allow only captains and managers in discussions. Players using profanity during games may be removed. Professionals are barred from league eligibility.
Radio aids bootleg enforcement by tip line say officials
Washington June 13 Activities of bootleggers are being tipped off by radio under a statement from Commissioner Roy A Haynes Radio service is aiding prohibition enforcement and is reportedly successful in Michigan Colorado and Florida
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Washington
Roy A. Haynes
Michigan
Colorado
Florida
Evangelist Harrell Reschedules Linton Visit
Mrs. W. P. Harrell the Terre Haute evangelist will not arrive tonight but on Thursday. She will open the evangelistic campaign at the Apostolic church and hold a special prayer meeting for the deaf blind and lame. The meeting place will be announced later.
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W. P. Harrell
Terre Haute
Linton
The
Apostolic Church
Did Senator Watson Favor The Packers
Washington June 13 confirmation of Judge Vernon Van Fleet to the federal trade commission is delayed by Senator Robert M Lafollette of Wisconsin who opposes the nomination. Lafollette accuses Watson of backing Van Fleet because Watson favored the Packers during a prior bill to curb their activities.
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Washington
Vernon van Fleet
Indiana
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Senator la Follette
Judge van Fleet
James E. Watson
la Follette
George W. Upton
Ohio
Turks Kill British Near Dardanelles in Raid
Semi official dispatches from Athens report Turkish Kemalist bands massacred British soldiers near the Dardanelles after capturing them during a raid on a weak British detachment. The events are described as prisoner-taking followed by mass killings.
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London
Dardannelles
Athens
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