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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1927

Page

3

Coal Operators Cite Loss From Nonunion Fields

Chicago June 23 Nonunion coal fields have driven down Illinois coal margins, Dr F C Hannold told union officials at a wage conference. The talks aim to resolve a statewide miners strike that began April 1. Miners demand Jacksonville wage scales. operators seek wage cuts to offset nonunion competition. Hannold says Illinois output fell by 20 million tons yearly over six years, with losses covered by rivals. Rice Miller, head of the operators group, calls miners proposals detrimental.

Chicago Illinois F. C. Hannold Ilinois Auditorium Hotel Illinis Coal Operators’ Association Harry Fishwick Fishwick Jacksonville Hanold Rice Miller Operators’ Association

Pay Off Bud Fisher Horseman to Husband in Hotel Bill

A New York City jury found cartoonist Bud Fisher responsible for a $1,942 hotel bill run up by his wife Adela Fisher the Countess de Beaumont from May 17 to July 8 last year. The verdict shifted liability from Mrs Fisher to her husband. She testified Fisher had an income of $850,000 a year and stakes in a 60 horse Lexington stable, plus a $20,000 per year trainer, two cars, chauffeurs and a valet. She also said he once maintained three hotel suites in addition to his Riverside Drive apartment.

New York Harry . C Bud) Fisher Bill Adela’ Fisher Countess de Beaumont Lexington Riverside Drive

Chaplin Divorce Alimony Talks End in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles on June 23, Lita Grey Chaplin’s attorneys Lyndol Young and Edwin McMurray said all efforts to settle the divorce alimony case have failed. They will focus on preparing for the trial, noting peace negotiations began two weeks earlier but are now definitely over. They added neither side will accept a settlement at the cost of perjury.

Los Angeles Cal Lita Grey Chaplin Lyndol Young Edwin McMurray Chaplin

Wheat yield low in Warrick County Indiana

Warrick county farmers face about a 40 percent reduction in wheat yield. General manager Otto Roller of a local milling firm says normal county average is 14 bushels per acre, but this year should average 9 to 10 bushels per acre due to irregular heads and grainless openings.

Boonville Ind Warrick County Otto Roller

Indianapolis Hog Market Report June 28

United Press Dispatch details hog and cattle bids in Indianapolis with bids ranging around 8.50 to 9.80 per 100 pounds for various weights. Reports say market mostly steady to weak for steers and heifers with cautious demand and price adjustments reflected across weight classes.

United Press Dispatch Indianapolis Ind

Letting a Few Die Better Than Damming Thousands

Elkhart Indiana June 23 Dr Campbell L MacKay of the First Presbyterian church argues against medicinal liquor as a means to save lives He contends no life saved by liquor could not be saved by other accessible means and questions if breaking the law is justified by rare cases The remark follows Attorney General Arthur J Gilliam admitting liquor illegally obtained aided his son a friend’s daughter and the governor’s wife during illness

Elkhart Ind Campbel L. MacKay First Presbyterian Church Arthur J. Gilliam

Illinois primary law struck down by court

Springfield June 238 The Illinois primary law was declared unconstitutional by the state Supreme Court yesterday. It upheld lower court findings in a Lee county case that the law denies equal and unhampered suffrage. The court ruled the primary election law is not an independent act and cannot stand alone. It also held that allowing two hours off work for voting without pay violated the constitution.

Springfield, Jr State Supreme Court Supreme Court Lee County

Beef bull once worth fifty thousand sells for ninety two

Sioux City Iowa June 28 Richard Fairfax a world famous Hereford bull once sold for 50000 the highest price for a beef breeding bull on record was sold as beef today in Sioux City market for 92 The bull had belonged to Warren T McCray former governor of Indiana Ferguson Bros of Canby Minnesota paid 50000 for the animal

Sioux City Richard Fairfax Warren T. McCray Indiana Ferguson Bros Canby

Hospital Report on Mrs. Jasper Sargent Admission

Mrs. Jasper Sargent was brought to the hospital last night for medical treatment.

Jasper Sargent

Quotable Motto on Cheerfulness and Duty

A brief quotation from Joseph H. Choute emphasizes that alongside piety and refinement, cheerfulness stands as a vital personal duty. The line frames virtue as a balanced mix of devotion and lighthearted spirit.

Joseph H. Choute

Staggering Burden of Local Taxes in US 8

Washington reports farmers and business people face a rising local tax burden under an unsound system. Tax costs exceed the value of crops on 6.5 million farms and exceed state and local revenue needs. Even all wheat and crops would not balance last year’s expenditures. Industrial output is high, yet net corporate income falls short of combined state and local spending.

Washington United States Bank d

Bank Shoplifter Escapes With $900 In Gary

A daring shoplifter, claiming the name D. E. Glove of Hammond, entered the First Trust and Savings bank of Calumet City, opened a safety deposit box, and stole nearly $900 from the safe while clerks were busy. He fled in a small truck after clerks fired several shots.

Gary Ind First Trust and Savings Bank Calumet City D. E. Glove Hammond

Loogootee Cafe Owner Slugged and Robbed

Val Smith a Loogootee cafe owner was attacked Tuesday night on his way home. Two men stepped from a dark alley demanded surrender, he refused and was knocked unconscious. The robbers escaped with about $300. He lay injured in the street.

Loogooteer Val Smith Myr. Smith

World's High Record Cow Sells for 2600 Dollars

Darling's Dolly Lassie, the world’s highest record cow, sold for 2600 dollars at a Pickard Bros. farm auction near Marlon, Oregon. Buyer was W R Keenan of Lockport New York. The notable sale occurred yesterday reflecting rising dairy prices in Salem area.

Salem Ore Darling Dolly Lassie W .R Keenan Lockport N.Y Pickard Bros Marlon

Entertained Yesterday at Home North of City

Mrs Roy Ey Lacey hosted a noon dinner yesterday for guests including Mrs Margaret Mots of Newark Ohio Mrs Lee Workman of Bloomington Miller and Mrs Blanche Radocker and daughter Lily of Swiss City none of whom are shown with exact spellings in the fragment.

Roy Ey Lacey City Margaret Mots Newark Ohio Lee. Workman Bloontie Miller Blanche: Radocker and Dau. Lyi Swits City

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