Jim and Arthur Brothers in Debt and Change
A 1923 piece recounts Jim a hardworking carpenter with a scholar brother Arthur who saves money for him but is drawn into law studies and crime. Jim finances Arthur and Maisie’s engagement until a forgery and debt unravel their plans. Arthur flees to California with another woman, leaving Jim to support Maisie. The column then notes historical spans of spinning and weaving from India via Greece and Rome.
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Jim
Arthur
Maisie
Law
California
Paragon
San Francisco
India
Alexander the Great
Former Linton youth takes Durant Star agency in Washington
Harry F. Glynn, longtime auto salesman and manager, has purchased the Daviess county right for Durant and Star cars from Berns Barstow at Terre Haute and will run the Washington business now housed with his wife. He previously headed the Ford and Terre Haute Star Durant operations and is described as energetic, honest, and capable.
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Harry F. Glynn
J. F. Glynn
Berns-Barstow
Terre Haute
Daviess County
Durant and
Star Automobiles
Washington
Glynn
Ford
Airplanes Return to City for Aerial Photos
Two planes that visited last Sunday returned to the city today to take pictures for a Grand Sunday display. Owing to rain and clouds, views could not be captured. The airships landed east of town on Bloomfield state highway, then moved to near Winters' hill due to a wind shift.
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Bloomfield State Highway
Coal Market Slump Forces Mine Closures Across Regions
The coal market remains weak as several half time operations suspend work. Spring Valley mine, employing about 1380 workers, shut down yesterday for a week or so amid the downturn.
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Spring Valley
Truck Breaks Down on Main Street in Peculiar Accident
A Linton Mill truck broke down on Main Street this morning when a wheel came off. The light load and the front end dropping to the pavement made the incident unusually peculiar.
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Linton Mill Company
French steamship line asks warships to New York for wine
The French steamship line formally asked the French government to dispatch warships to New York with a supply of wine for French sailors on board French merchant ships in this port. The move follows the rule that French sailors must have wine served with meals under French law.
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New York
French Steamship Line
Surplus coal cars rise to nearly four thousand
Washington reports surplus coal cars in good repair totaled 3,953 on May 26, an increase of 1,178 within about a week, according to the latest figures.
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Washington
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Wright
Dustin Farnum
Yosemite Trail
Northwest
N. E
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New
OE E. Beasley Agency
Murphy's Grocery
Chase & Sandborn
Enoch Murphy
North Main
Bell
Mutual
Ann
Greene County Loan Company
Sepesiic Postamece
Linten, Kid
Citizen
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Western Newspaper Union
Linton
Daviess
Durant
And
Star Autos
Nickle
Eve Allinson
Billie Dove
Clara Kimball Young
West Linton
C. F. Parks
College Hill School
Jack Pickford
Garrison
Kentucky
Garrigan
Bebe Daniels
Lewis Stone
Thomas Meighan
Beatrice Joy
Lois Wilson
Fashion Hat Shop
O. H. Hanger
Pope & Pope Chiropractors
Linton Trust
French Steamship Company
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