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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1921

Page

6

General Jose M. Gomez, Cuban leader, dies in New York

General Jose M. Gomez former president of Cuba dies in a New York hotel after a pneumonia illness. Funeral set for Wednesday at St Patrick's Cathedral with interment planned in Havana via Key West. Gomez, famed as Liberal leader and revolutionary general, shaped Cuba's early political and military life.

New York Jose M. Gomez Cuba Gomez St. Patrick’s Cathedral Key West Havana Guba Liberal Party Jos Miguel

Marine Engineers Strike Ends With Wage Terms Signed

Washington June 14 An agreement on wages and working conditions for engineers on Shipping Board vessels was approved by Chairman A. D. Lasker and will be signed today after talks with Secretary James J. Davis Rear Admiral William S Benson and Marine Engineers Beneficial Association officials The terms cut wages by 15 percent eliminate overtime and remain in effect until April 30 1922 Reinstatement of workers who refused the cut is to be handled separately as possible

Washington Shipping Board James J. Davis William S. Benson Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association A. D. Lasker Department of Labor W.S. Brown Engineers’ Association

Open season for black bass on Thursday morning

The bass fishing season opens Thursday making it lawful to catch kill or pursue black bass bluegills in Indiana waters. The law previously fines $50 to $100 per fish and now anglers can pursue bass freely. An unusually large rabbit crop this year promises good fall hunting.

Indiana

Ernst Opposes Immediate Kentucky GOP Succession

Senator Richard P. Ernst of Kentucky opposes quick action to replace A. T. Hert as national Republican committeeman. He urges the state committee to review candidates before choosing, and notes he would not seek the post. Mauric L. Galvin is rumored to be favored, with Lesley H. Searcy reportedly discussed in informal talks.

Washington A. T. Hert Kentucky Richard P. Ernst Ernst Maurice L. Galvin Govington Lesley H. Searcy

League opens attack on Mellon in prohibition drive

In Columbus Ohio under the caption Who Is Responsible the Ohio Anti Saloon League launched a campaign against Secretary of the Treasury Andrew J Mellon charging laxity in federal prohibition matters and a layoff of 700 enforcement officers It is claimed he did not request a deficiency appropriation Congress would willingly provide The measure is pending in the Senate and the League says prohibition enforcement is paralyzed in states without their own departments

Columbus Ohio Ohio Anti-Saloon League

Gloria and Everton face a tangled betrothal on the bridge

Gloria eludes Everton with a dashing, thistledown charm while her father, a traveling circus owner, steps into the scene. Mrs. Blaine confronts rumors of an engagement, revealing Gloria's heart must remain with Bob. Everton offers no heartbreak, and Gloria chooses true duty over romance.

Bob Gloria Everton Blaine Blaine Everton Mrs. Blaine Gioria The

Meekton Plans Tactful Use of Ouija Board

In a quoted exchange, Mr Meekton explains he will apply subtle pressure to an Ouija board to steer his wife’s opinions and secure a favorable answer, describing a cautious approach to influence through superstition.

Diamons Mr. Meekton

Say it with flowers you say it with wit

A quirky quip notes that the phrase Say it with flowers hints that floral and oral share roots The remark appears in a Boston Transcript style aside and toys with gendered sayings and social chatter referencing a pondering correspondent about expression and appearance

Boston Transcript

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