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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1921

Page

7

Wallace Circus Arrives in Linton With 25 Trucks

Ben F. Wallace's motorized one ring circus will reach Linton tomorrow morning via twenty five large trucks. Tents go up on Hasemian park baseball grounds and local youths assist in orderly setup. The Wallace's Greater Shows feature fifteen acts under the big top with clowns and a lineup including Suzenetta Clark and others.

Ben F. Wallace Linton Hasemian Park Wallace Brigade of Clowns Suzenetta Clark Bell Brothers Boynton Orville Frank Barnum & Bailey Jerry Harris Reed Flying Royals Roman Laddey Sam Rooney Bennett Fred Delmont John Lancaster

Boy shoots father in drunken family attack in Brazil Indiana

Fred Williams a 40 year old mine boss at Willow Creek mine north of Staunton was shot and wounded by his 15 year old son John after Williams attacked his family while intoxicated. John fired when his father advanced, injuring Williams in the leg. he fled to Brazil but was told to return home with no charges filed.

Brazil Ind Fred Williams Willow Creek Staunton John Williams Harvey L. Fisher

LegionaiRes to attend funeral of Private Clarence Vest

All Ladies Legionaires are summoned to Moose Hall at 7 30 this evening to arrange attendance at the funeral of Private Clarence Vest.

Ladies’ Legionaires Moose Hall Clarence Vest

Orman Baby Dies After Two Weeks Illness

The two year old child of Mr and Mrs Morton Orman living near the Bon Ayr mine died last night after about two weeks illness. Funeral will be Sunday afternoon at the U B church in Jagon ville with burial at Peavy cemetery.

Morton Orman Bon Ayr U. B Jagonville Peavy Cemetery

Linton Athletics to Meet Palestine in Illinois Game

The Linton Athletics travel to Palestine Illinois to face the strong Palestine team tomorrow. All Athletics players should meet tomorrow morning at Robinson Beasley pool room to depart for Palestine. One hour of song pictures and words will be shown Sunday night at the Baptist church in a comfortable venue.

Linton Athletics Palestine Ill Athletics Robinson-Beasley The Baptist Church Johnson Block Rim Herman McMillion Heenan Thallie Bedwel R. R Lintol

Old Blair's Lucky Penny Returns to Ruth and Rival

Jepthah Blair leaves a penny to his nephew Ronald Blair and a Blair plat to Hugh Telford. Ronald chases luck via crocerite and a penny token, finds fortune when Ruth is drawn to Hugh. In the end Ruth retrieves the penny, ending the yearlong test of love and fortune.

Ronald Blair Lawyer Jones Jepthah Blair Blair Hugh Telford Ronald Telford Ruth* Mason Mason Mr. Blair Austria Utah Ruth Hugh

Beginnings of Mankind opens in Paris

The Institute of Human Paleontology financed by Prince Albert of Monaco opens in Paris after delays caused by the war. He has pursued prehistoric studies for over two decades, supporting expositions about the character life art and environment of early humans.

Institute of Prince of Monaco Paris Prince Albert of Monaco

Time Flies in a Soldier's Short Service

A brief exchange between a young soldier and an old timer reflects a month left in enlistment and a joked certainty that a year would pass quickly. The dialogue captures wartime humor about enduring service.

Balloon man Tritt to thrill Fourth of July crowd

Logansport balloonist Arthur Tritt will perform a balloon ascension and parachute leap as a Fourth of July feature. He shows no fear of danger and invites volunteers within a 145 pound limit to ride the balloon, though only those with steady nerves need apply.

Arthur Tritt Logansport Tritt

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