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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
3
Jan Masaryk Czech minister and son of the republic president wed Miss Crane sister of the American minister to Czechoslovakia in a formal ceremony.
Pikeville Kentucky June 13 No disposition had been made of the latest charge against Congressman John W Langley Republican Kentucky that of drunkenness sworn to Tuesday by a woman which resulted in a $10 fine and a four hour jail sentence for contempt of court Police Judge J P Marrs who heard the case refused to say what action would be taken and it was widely believed the matter would go to the circuit court
A concise reflection urges careful judgment in Reading, urging listeners not to accept statements at face value. It emphasizes weighing evidence, contradicting misstatements, and resisting dogmatic certainty.
At a special meeting the city council let Robertson and Sons the contract for additional paving curbs and gutters on D street northwest and Second street southwest. The bid listed unit prices for concrete work curb gutter joints pipes and manholes with total bids slightly lower than Beard Construction last year for the same work.
A five night Protestant Chautauqua is announced to run at the city park starting Tuesday June 16. Promised are music readings and songs with speakers of national repute. Rev L N Trotter of Terre Haute is named as the promoter or head man behind the event per a local klan leader.
A comic item notes a California industrial league game between two teams of numbers was postponed because players forgot their bats and balls. The quip suggests amusing forgetfulness affected the schedule in a fabricated liner from Youdi's Companion.
A reflective piece argues that most err and no one is perfect yet respect goes to those who admit fault and seek proper amends. It expresses hope for wrongdoers when they are willing to apologize and set right their misdeeds.
A critic recalls Beethoven's extreme conducting method as the orchestra swelled from piano to forte. He would crouch under the desk at low dynamics and rise as crescendos grew, then leap into the air during fortissimo with arms outstretched as if floating.
Washington June 13 Blackie the coal black White House cat has fallen from grace and been moved from the White House grounds to the home of a secret service man on the outskirts of Washington. He earned disfavor by prowling for prey while the president provided scraps and now the pet has been dismissed from official rank. The incidents add to a string of pets failing to meet official requirements after Tiger and Paul Pry.
The Wise family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who assisted at the death of their beloved son and brother. Special appreciation goes to Rev. Robertson Rev. Townsend, musicians and singers, and everyone who sent flowers or offered car rides. Your kindness will be remembered by Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wise and family.
A burglar gained entry by removing a window screen at the home of Harley Bicknell on Second Street NE about 12:30 AM. He approached the sleeping couple, waking Mrs Bicknell who called for her husband. Fleeing through the kitchen door, he left with no known losses beyond disrupted sleep.
The Allied note calls for General Hans von Seeckt to be deposed as commander in chief of the German national army. King Alfonso narrowly escaped a second assassination attempt in Barcelona Cathedral due to an infernal machine being found. Ida Rubenstein, famed actress and former mistress of D Annunzio, says she plans to fly to the North Pole as part of a relief expedition for the missing Armundsen Ellsworth party. Flugo Stinnes Jr. faces a looming financial crisis amid German industrial unrest.
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