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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1923

Page

5

Dwindling G A R Posts Marker Indiana Decline

A report shows Indiana G A R membership at 4 869 with 196 posts, down from 208 a year ago. Local Lieut Yakey Post now has 12 members, once ninety, and experts predict extinction in Indiana within eight to ten years.

Local Post Grand Army of the Republic Indiana A. J. Bell Captain Ball Yakey George Clayton Fairview Harry Rodenbeck F.M. Browning John W. Risher Allen Wright Thomas Morgan Jesse Young William Rector John Arnett Andrew Hattebaugh John L. Craven William Mitchell John Ross Indiana G. A. R

Wages Not an Issue at U M W A Meeting

The international executive board of the United Mine Workers of America led by John L. Lewis states the wage question is not on the agenda at Indianapolis meeting. He notes current wage conditions are generally good, with unemployment in limited areas due to slower business boom in mining. The report comes from the International News Telegraph and Cable Service.

Indianapolis International Executive Board United Mine Workers of America John L. Lewis

Miners Face Summer Demand Shifts and Nationalization Debate

Lewis said shipments of winter fuel will peak later in the summer and internal miner disputes are minimal at the meeting. He noted the international organization is not ready to discuss nationalization of Pennsylvania anthracite mines.

Lewis Miners’ Union Pennsylvania

Immigrant Flood Foretold in New York Arrival Plan

Twenty two liners are listed to arrive at Ellis Island on July 1 marking the start of the government fiscal year. The first day will see the arrival of the first batch among 857,304 immigrants expected to be admitted during the year. Steamship officers report thousands more passages booked from Liverpool Queenstown Cherbourg and embarkation points across Asia and Africa.

Little Rock Ark Fort Smith Pine Bluff Weather Bureau Mulberry van Buren Lee’s Creek Federal Weather Bureau New York Ellis Island Sam Liverpool Queenstown France Spain Asia Africa

Crest of High Waters to Be Reached Sunday

International News from Telegraph and Hutchinson Kansas reports Southwestern Kansas faces crop failure due to winter drought and recent rains. Farmers and grain men say new crops have been planted multiple times with poor prospects as heat after rain could ruin the outlook.

International News ‘Telegraph and Cable Service Hutcchinson Kansas

China in Turmoil: President Flees Pekin Amid Riots

President Li Yuan Hung fled Pekin to Tein Tsin as unpaid troops threaten an uprising. Foreign legations seek safety while China’s government collapses in the capital. Bandit kidnappings and demobilized forces heighten fear of looting and violence.

Pekin Li Yuan Hung Tein Tsin China

Weather Forecast Indicates Warmth Rise Next Days

A fair night followed by a likely Thursday warming trend. Temperatures rise Thursday especially in the northern and central portions with gradual heat-up overnight.

Ransom Demand From Durango Kidnappers

Friends of missing Durango City man R. A. Newman received a letter stating his captors demand 30 000 pesos now or he will be killed. American authorities have pressed the Mexican government on the matter.

Mexico City R. A. Newman Durango City

President Harding Plans to Seek Change in Ship Liquor Law

President Harding said he would ask Congress next fall to modify the prohibition law as it applies to liquor on foreign vessels in American waters. He argued Congress must resolve the clash between U S law and foreign policies amid protests from major powers. The French embassy announced France plans to sue to block enforcement of the wine on ships order.

Harding Congress Washington Supreme Court France New York Harbor United States

Kidnapped Lawyer Makes His Escape From Abduction

Aurora lawyer Warren J. Lincoln, missing since April 29, returned from Chicago detailing a plot by a narcotics ring spanning Chicago to New York. He claimed his wife staged his kidnapping amid a demand for money and a promised escape route to France, with authorities now reviewing his tale.

Aurora Ill Warren J. Lincoln Here Chicago W. E. Orr New York City Lincoln Kane County Orr Sid Baltimore France Buffalo Edward Lincoln Sheriff Orr

Veiled Prophets Choose Site For Next Year

Cleveland hosts the final session as Indianapolis wins the bid to entertain the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm next year defeating Los Angeles Atlantic City Brooklyn and Boston in a tight race at the Supreme Council meeting.

International News Telegraph and Cable Service Cleveland Ohio Indianapolis Supreme Council

Deposed Bulgarian Premier Slain as Balkan Crisis Grows

Former Bulgarian Premier Alexander Stambulisky is captured near Petritch by revolutionary troops. Former Minister Duparinoff is dead and Minister Oboff captured in a clash between revolut ionary forces and peasants in southern Bulgaria. Four Balkan states mobilize troops, rushing reinforcements to borders amid urgent anti revolt measures.

Berlin Duparinoff Oboff Bulgaria Stamboulisky Slavavice Athens

Bulgarian ex premier killed amid Bulgarian civil war turmoil

Former Bulgarian prime minister Stamboulisky was killed by troops of the Zanos government near Slavovistsa according to Vienna based Central News dispatches. Other reports say he was captured alive while fighting continues near Sofia as civil war erupts across Bulgaria with clashes in Slatista Vratsa Radomir Endokr Rommic and Tsirinigrad.

London Stamboulisky Bulgaria Central Vienna Sofia Slavovistsa Athens Slatista Vrasta Radomir Endokr Rommic Tsirinigrad

Danger in Decrease of Man Power on Farm

Senator T H Caraway of Arkansas warned that emigration from farms threatens American agriculture and could cause a stark food shortage within five years. He urged government action and said he would sponsor remedial legislation, proposing immigration to settle farms or a living wage with adequate product compensation.

International News Telegraph and Cable Service Washington America T. H. Caraway Arkansas Caraway

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