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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1927

Page

3

Indians Train for Long Distance Run

A squad of eight Karok Indian runners, four to carry Oregon Cavemen colors, depart San Francisco for Grants Pass to compete in the Redwood Highway Indian Marathon. Training near the Klammath river featured 6 am river plunge, two mile run, and rub down daily. The tribe claims its runners can chase down bears and elk.

San Francisco Redwood Highway Grants Pass Ore Thunder Cloud Flying Cloud Sweek Klamath River

Death by self action shocks Gary crane worker

H John Cerny 22, a crane man, was found dead in his home in Gary, with police believing increasing toothache pain led to self harm. Separate notes: Good Samaritan Hospital reports May balance of 1321.90 in Vincennes. In Highland, locals misstate Coolidge’s visit will occur in Highland on June 14, not Hammond, after a humorous exchange with town marshal Jim Jamieson.

Gary H. John Cerny Crane Vincennes the Good Samaritan Hospital Highland President Coolidge Calumet Peter van Willigan Hammond Jim M. Jamieson Wicker Park Jim Coolidge

Buffalo Bill's House Restored as Shrine in Cody Wyoming

Buffalo Bill's ranch house in Cody Wyoming has been restored to its former frontiersman era. Tourists can sit in the old chairs and lounge in the ranch rooms while drawing water from the original well. Personal belongings of Col William Cody have been gathered from around the world and placed in the restored home as the Cody family memorial board preserves the relics and traditions.

Cody, Wyo Buffalo Bill Col William If’. Cody Cody Cody Family Memorial Board

Commercial aviation boost seen by Wilbur

Washington June 14 Secretary Wilbur said the air feats of Byrd Lindbergh and Cham berlin should spur commercial aviation development rather than military growth He made the statement when asked if these flights over the North Pole and across the Atlantic would influence his request to Congress for additional appropriations next year for naval aeronautics.

Washington Byrd Lindbergh Chamberlin Wilbur Tie North Pole Atlantic Congress Naval Aeronautics

New York's Next Hero Man Who Flies to Mars

In New York on June 14 police sergeant Thomas Blake said no future welcome will surpass Lindbergh’s, unless a flyer ventures to Mars and returns with a Martian bathing beauty. He called the Lindbergh welcome the greatest ever and warned it will take a superhuman feat to eclipse it.

New York Mars Lindbergh Thomas Blake

World War II Liberty Loan Oversubscribed in US

United Press dispatch reports on June 14 2017 noting the World War era Liberty Loan program was oversubscribed by hundreds of millions of dollars. The item highlights broad public support and significant fundraising outcomes during the drive.

United Press Dispatch Liberty Loan

Prayer meeting moved to tonight due to Martinsville convention

The Baptist church shifts its prayer service from Wednesday to tonight to accommodate attendees traveling to the state Sunday school convention in Martinsville. The change affects church members and local attendees planning for midweek worship with the altered schedule.

The Baptist Church Martinsville

Mission preacher to speak at North Mission church

Rev. Thomas Kidd of Bedford and former South Linton pastor will preach at North Mission church this evening at 7:40 o'clock. The public is invited to attend.

Thomas Kidd Bedford South Linton Mission Church North Mission Church

Old Timber Wolf Seen West of City Springer Area

The timber wolf was sighted Sunday morning by Okie Roberts returning from a fox hunt and corroborated by residents west of the city including George Kirby and his two boys at the old Price farm pasture. Ben Byers and J B Johnson also reported sightings, while a planned wolf drive draws talk from locals west of the city.

Okie Roberts George Kirby Old Price Farm Kirby Ben Byers J. B. Johnson J” Street Haseman

Misses McAfee Wrights Enter Central Business College

Misses Jane and Jennie McAfee Wright travel to Indianapolis today to enroll in a summer course at Central Business College. Miss Harriet Pearl Schloot, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Schloot, departs Montreal with a large tourist party by steamer for a two month Europe tour. Miss Sara Nelle McIntosh returns home to spend summer with her parents. Howard Colvin comes back from Princeton after two weeks visiting relatives, accompanied by Pauline Quiggins and Fern Kirby.

Jane Jennie McAfee Wright Indianapolis Central Business College Harriet Pearl Schloot Peter Schloot Montreal Canada Europe Sara Nelle McIintosh D. W. McIntosh McIntosh Teacher’s Training College Howard Colvin Princeton Pauline Quiggins Fern Kirby

Indianapolis Markets You Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Indianapolis market dispatch shows hogs receipts at 9,000 with steady to 10c lower prices from 8.00 to 9.85 per hundredweight across weight classes. Cattle receipts 1,600 with calves 1,200. beef steers 9.50 to 11.50. vealers 12.00 to 12.50. Sheep receipts 1,100 with lambs 50c lower. top fat lambs at 16.50.

Indianapolis

June Snow Delights Kansas City Area

Kansas experiences an unusual June snow with light flakes at Ottawa while the thermometer reads fifty degrees, part of a string of weather anomalies in the southwest.

Kansas City Kansas Ottawa

Two Indians killed in Bluffton train collision

Geo. Glass and Clark Bushee of Ossian were killed and Guy Simon seriously injured when the car he was driving was struck by a freight train near Bluffton, Indiana, early today.

Hospital Report Details Injuries And Recovery

Worthington resident Ben McDemont was admitted with a fractured jaw after being kicked by a mule. Six year old Joe Logsdon Jr who recently lost his right leg is progressing well and getting along nicely at the hospital.

Ben McDemont Worthington Joe Logsdon Jr

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