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Linton Daily Citizen
Turner & Bryan
Citizen
South Main
Linton
Ind
Act of Congress
Indiana
Indi
Ford and strike hope hinge on broader constitutional changes
The excerpt argues the coal strike will not end quickly enough to force change. It asserts Henry Ford is uninterested in Muscle Shoals as a profit venture, claiming he has ample wealth and would use it elsewhere. It notes that anyone failing to propose an amendment to the U.S. Constitution is out of step with current affairs.
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Henry Ford
Excerpt on Expunging Unpleasant News Practices
A brief note critiques how some view the Congressional Record as a model for newsroom conduct. It suggests attempts to expunge or erase unpleasant content from public reporting.
Secretary Davis and the Saving Wage Debate
Secretary Davis argues the saving wage concept hinges not on the wage amount but on the person behind it. He asserts the worker's character and rights drive the policy.
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Davis
Harriet and the Piper serial begins in Daily Citizen
The Daily Citizen runs the first chapters of Harriet and the Piper a Kathleen Norris serial illustrated by Irwin Myers. The feature proves popular with readers especially women and the tale has been screened and will soon be shown at a local picture house.
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Harriet and the
Piper
Daily Citizen
Kathleen Norris
Irwin Myers
Worst flood predicted in parts of Texas
Reports claim the San Juan river in Mexico is flooding for a third time and may join the Rio Grande as Eagle Pass floods crest. Federal observers warned last night that a combined surge could produce a flood unmatched in the valley’s history.
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San Antonio
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
San Juan
Mexico
Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Federal Weather Bureau
Indianapolis Markets Wagon Market Report
Wheat prices range from 1.05 to 1.07 per bushel with oats around 40 to 45 cents. Hay timothy trades at 12.00 to 13.00 per ton. Stock market shows hogs at 10.90, steers 8.75 to 9.00, calves 6.50 to 7.00, bulls 4.50 to 5.00.
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Timothy
Investors in Home & Savings Assn Dividend Notice
Investors in the Home Loan & Savings Association are asked to bring pass-books by the 20th and leave them at the office for crediting dividends. Do not overlook this to ensure your dividends compound. Walter F. Stover Assistant Secretary.
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Home Loan & Savings Association
Walter F. Stover
Boy’s eye struck during park baseball play
Ben Reed suffered a serious eye injury when a ball thrown by bystanders during an afternoon game at Haseman Park struck him. Twilight league officials condemn bystander throwing during league games and warn it will not be tolerated.
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Ben Reed
Haseman Park
Twilight Baseball League
Leg Broken by Miner Slip at Vandalia Coal Mine
George Lang of Vandalia Coal company No 28 mine slipped yesterday noon while carrying piping. Right leg fractured above the ankle. Taken to Sullivan for treatment then returned home near the mine. Expected to be laid up for several weeks.
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George Lang
Vandalia Coal Company
Sullivan
Class Picnic Plans Set by No 20 Members
Young people's class No 20 schedules a picnic at the river next Wednesday night. All members are urged to attend in the morning to help finalize the arrangements.
Miners and Rail Unions Plan Joint Offensive Tonight
John L. Lewis and the executive council of the United Mine Workers along with allied railway unions will hold a joint conference tonight in Cincinnati to decide on methods for a united walkout strategy. The plan aims to keep both strikes in play until either side prevails, with a potential to stall rail operations without coal. The AFL discusses immigration limits as the 1924 law nears expiry, amid internal disagreements. William Z Foster, pegged by Samuel Gompers as Lenine’s emissary, is slated to speak here Thursday to unite radical labor against the AFL leadership.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Associated Railway Unions
American Federation of Labor
Garment Workers’ Union
William 2. Foster
Chicago
Samuel Gompers
Many Miners Head to Michigan for Railway Work
An agent for a Michigan railroad construction company has recruited dozens of idle coal miners from this city and Jasonville to accept railway construction jobs in Michigan. About seventy-five men from Jasonville and as many from this city have signed on, with more needed up to 250 total. Pay is 3.50 per day. A special Midland train will depart Thursday at 10 am carrying those who agreed to go.
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Michigan
Jasonville
James Vellers
Wellers
Midland
Married Yesterday Brightens Bloomfield Couple’s Life
Oscar Harmon and Miss Elsie Blades wed quietly in Bloomfield yesterday. The couple, daughters and families named, plan a honeymoon to Chicago and the Great Lakes region before settling in Linton.
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Oscar Harmon
Elsie Blades
Fred Blades
H’” Street
Bloomfield
Mrs Beasley Hosts Delightful Elks 500 Party
Mrs A M Beasley hosted a lively 500 party at the Elks club rooms last evening with many out-of-town guests. Prizes were won by Mrs Thomas Hanna and Mrs William Goldberg. Delicious refreshments followed a thorough good time.
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A. M. Beasley
Elks’ Club
Thomas Hanna
William Goldberg
Legion Meeting Sets July 4 Plans at Club Rooms
The American Legion will hold a business meeting tonight at its club rooms. Committees for the July 4th celebration will be appointed and arrangements made for the baseball game and day program. All members urged to attend at 7 o clock.
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The
American Legion
Musical professor explains new car in musical terms
A professor compares his new car to a musical score describing staccato engine reports a key change four flats and a grand pause to illustrate the vehicle’s performance and quirks.
Boy Versus Monkey Race Tale From An Odd World
A boy could outrun a monkey on level ground but a Potos monkey, described as a grey hoard witch by some, is noted for rope like movement at 18 miles an hour, suggesting an odd comparison of speed and species.
Personal notices of regional residents traveling and visiting
Paul Wills went to Vincennes for business. Owen Wells spends the day in Washington. Charles Yates visits Auburn Ind. Maude Delbridge travels Terre Haute. Fred Cravens goes to Bloomfield. Orval Blackburn returns from Ervington Ky. Clyde Southard of Jasonville visits John and Mrs Scott. Saucerman, Page and Bob Scott motor to Terre Haute. Robert Scott returns home from Mattoon Til. Bruce Tate and Charles Lynn go to South Bend for work. Mrs Bradshaw and Maude Delbridge spend day in Terre Haute. Slater Bartlow Jr at Terre Haute for state teachers conference. Roy Williams home from Detroit. Gertrude Pennington and Mrs Mattie George motor to Terre Haute. Irene DeCamp of New York visiting parents. Mrs Hazel Jordan and daughter visit Pearl Hunt. Mr and Mrs Arthur Winkler and daughter from Clinton visit Doidge. Rev A R Fledderjohann and Joe Waseman go to Kansas City for Sunday school convention. Mr and Mrs Archie Mercy return to Indianapolis after visiting. Helen Spice leaves for Indianapolis then Detroit for work. Frank Sigler of Hot Springs Ark visits Lucas. Mrs Sigler and Mrs Lucas cousins. Mary Hamilton leaves for Chicago then Madison Wis to attend school. Earl Aikin, James Nelson and family return from Renton Ky motor trip.
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Joe Bradshaw
Maude Delbridge
Terre Haute
Slater Bartlow, Jr
Roy Williams
Detroit
Gertrude Pennington
Mattie George
Irene DeCamp
New York
Leo DeCamp
Hazel Jordan
Chicago
Pearl Hunt
William Southard
Helen Spice
Indianapolis
Frank Sigler
Hot Springs
Ark
Webb Lucas
Dinner honors Mrs Winkler and daughter in city home
Mrs George Miller hosted a 6 oclock dinner at her Broadway home last evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Winkler and daughter Wilma May, Miss May Doidge, Miss Susie Doidge, Mr and Mrs George Miller and baby Virginia May.
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George Miller
Broadway
Arthur Winkler
Indianapolis
Wilma May
May Doidge
Susie Doidge
Virginia May
Social Calendar of Local Lodges and Meetings
Violet Rebeckah Lodge No 312 Clerks Union No 457 American Legion QuaPaw council DP of P Royal Arch Masons Eagles lodge Aerie No 578 Linton Lodge BPOE Odd Fellows Lodge No 687 Prayer meeting at M E church Prayer meeting and Bible study lat Baptist church Legionaires Ladies Fancy Work Circle at Mrs Joel Whites Mystic Circle meets with Mrs Harkey Ham Pythian Sisters No 42 Linton Lodge No 560 AF and AM Loyal Order of Moose Barbers Union No 233 Prayer meeting and teachers training at Christian church Ladies Auxiliary Choir practice at Baptist church F U N club meets with Miss Floe Poe J T T Club meets with Mrs Frank Jordan Elks Ladies play 500 at club rooms Choir practice at Christian Uniform Rank KP No 97 QuaPaw Tribe No 143 Rose Bud Circle will meet with Mrs Lee McClung Women s Relief Corps No 69 Eagle Encampment No 222 OO F War Mothers Legion at elyb room
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Violet Rebeckah
Clerks Union
American Legion
QuaPaw Council, D. of P. Royal Arch Masons
Eagles Lodge Aerie
Linton Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
M. E. Church
Lat Baptist Church
Legionaires
Ladies’ Francy
Joel White
Pythian Sisters
A. F. & A.M. Loyal Order of Moose
Barbers’ Union
Christian Church
The
Baptist Church
Floe Poe
Frank Jordan
Elks’ Ladies
Lee McClung
Temporary crazed Ohioan wounds four at hospital
In Gallipolis Ohio June 20 Robert Hull of Marietta a patient at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics became temporarily crazed after being told he needed parental permission to leave. He seized a butcher knife and scissors wounding four people including Dr Ravilles and Paul Stevens before being overpowered by staff and patients. Hull a former Marietta College student and son of Frank Hull river boat man.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Robert Hull
Marietta
Ohio Hospital
Hull
Ravilles
Paul Stevens
Columbus
Stevens
Kilby Roush
Clermont
Millard Miles
Kincon
Joseph Burden
Marietta College
Frank Hull
Georgia physician charged with murder in two deaths
Washington Ga June 20 Dr Jol G Saggus Harlem was charged with murder in the deaths of his first wife Mrs Sag gus and Charles W Willbanks former husband of his present wife by a coroner s jury here. The verdict said both deaths were caused by poison administered by Dr Saggus. Witnesses testified the first wife died suddenly after being healthy and that Willbanks died after a chronic illness. Insurance policies totaling about 6500 and a home fire payout were cited as other evidence.
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Washington, Ga
Jol. G. Saggus
Harlem
Charles W. Willbanks
Saggus
Mr. Willbank
Augusta
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United States
Rail Wien
Gether
GOAL
Mrs. Beasley
Legion Meeting
Paul Wills
Vincennes
Owen Wells
Washington
Charles Yates
Auburn
Fred Cravens
Orval Blackburn
Ervington
Clyde Southard
John Scott
E. J. Saucerman
Sol Page
Bob Scott
Robert Scott
Mattoon, Til
Bruce Tate
Charles Lynn
South Bend
Mary Hamilton
Madison
Wis
Earl Aikin
James Nelson
Gon Wayne
Renton
Women‘s Relief Corps
Eagle
War Mothers Legion
Elyb Room
Ferrer & Company
Royal Society and
McCall Patterns
Greene County
Georgia
Pres
Ent Companion
Cushing
Georgette
Sylvester
S.eb
C. E. Goodman
Tee Cormer
Vincennes and
Mats Over
Linton Finance Office
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