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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1922

Page

4

Nine Owner Appears in Andersons Court

Clara Masson owner of the Peacock mine in Knox county coal field filed suit in Federal court in Indianapolis seeking a temporary restraining order to stop United Mine Workers from picketing Knox county mines or disrupting coal production. John N. Lewis, president of the union, was noted in the proceedings.

Indianapolis Clara Masson Knox County United Mine Workers Fof America John N. Lewis

Petition Noted In District 11 Mine Workers Case

United Mine Workers and twenty nine officials and members of District 11 are named in the petition. The petition will come up for hearing before Judge A. B. Anderson next Wednesday.

United Mine Workers Twentynine District 11 A. B. Anderson

Highly Colored Statement Sparks Outcry in Boston Tran Script

A controversial line from the Boston Tran script raises alarms over race rhetoric involving white, yellow, and black imagery. Critics condemn the phrasing as inciting racial discord while defenders call for artistic freedom.

Boston Transcript

Too Few Do That Of Right And Wrong He Taught Truths

A brief quotation attributed to Armstrong praising a man who taught refined truths and lived by them, aligning practice with preached principles. The line notes the unexpected harmony between his words and deeds, highlighting his integrity and consistency in moral instruction.

Athens

Juvenile Explanation Sparks Name Change Altar Tale

A Boston Transcript item recounts a juvenile explanation for the term altar in marriage rites. Bobby tells the younger sister that the altar is where a girl alters her name when she marries, reflecting a playful but outdated local understanding.

Bobby Boston Transcript

Drivers Strike Halts Local II Ice Delivery

Seab product disruption hits Linton Ice and Cold Storage as drivers strike over coal supply. About six workers, including Hugh George and P E Curnutt, quit after non-union coal concerns. Ice storage remains at 500 tons, with plant refrigeration kept from on-site coal. Public ice delivery suspended until further notice.

Linton Ice and Cold Storage Company Ice Company Hugh George P. E. Curnutt Homer Curnutt Dewey Bland Louis Spinks Louis Hagemeyer Ord Carlton

Captain Tincher and Wife to Leave Linton

Captain M F Tincher and his wife, leaders of Linton Salvation Army, receive a three week vacation before transfer to an unspecified new station. They will be succeeded by Captain Berns and Lieutenant Metz. Farewell services are planned for Sunday evening at the Salvation Army hall. The Tinchers praise the town’s support and express hope for continued loyalty to the cause.

M. F. Tincher Salvation Army Captain Tincher Tincher Berns Metz Linton

Eminent English Doctor Urges Postmortem for Science

A noted English physician argues that everyone should submit to a postmortem to aid science. The author concedes the case but notes a strong reluctance to hasten killing or delay.

Thought for the Day on caring for a husband cards

A London Opinion reflection compares marriage to card play, noting one must work with the hand dealt and derive glory not from winning but from playing a poor hand well. The aphorism emphasizes resilience, practical care, and dignified effort in domestic life.

London

Woman's Guarded Way as Rumor Defense

Ohio State Journal notes a neighbor woman uses a guarded statement to relay damning detail about someone and then claims she merely heard it as a rumor to justify sharing it.

Ohio State Journal

Christian Team Tops Twilight League Baseball Race

The Twilight league closes with Christian church team leading and Saron Reformed in last place. Olive Branch rises fast and trails leaders by a few points. Next week features Olive Branch vs United Brethren, Methodists vs Christian, and Baptist vs Olive Branch in a make up game. Dugger Baptist Sunday school lost 17 to 2 as Dugger players quit and left.

Christian Church Saron Olive Branch Olve Branch United Brethren Methodists Christian Baptists Dugger Methodist United Brethren Ie Ae Saron Reformed

Bland's Private Secretary Gets Praise from Owen County Paper

The Owen County Democrat lauds Frank M. Martin of Gosport for being appointed private secretary to Congressman Oscar E. Bland. A World War veteran and militant Republican, Martin is praised for his potential to excel in public service.

Owen County Frank M. Martin Gosport Oscar E. Bland Frank Parks M. Martin Mr. Bland Frank Martin Bland 21St Field Artillery American Legion Spencer Dodd

Economies Health and Morality Intertwine in Saving Health Costs

In a Kansas City Star contemplation, the piece argues economies, health, and morality align as saving money on medical care compares to trimming legal expenses. It frames prudent spending as a civic virtue, linking prudent personal finance with broader moral notions.

Kansas City Star

Love Is Blind in True Newspaper Verse

A compact note reflects on the idea love is blind, echoing a common newspaper poetic sentiment about romance and perception. The fragment suggests a perennial tension between affection and clarity, with a nod to timeless truth in verse form.

Warchies

Coal Shortage Sparks Talk of Vacuum in Thermometer

In a Poston Transcript reflection, the phrase suggests a human tendency to abhor a vacuum in the upper thermometer range, implying concerns about rising temperatures and resource gaps. The piece frames this metaphor to comment on energy and climate dynamics.

Poston

Pupil Piano Lessons Advertised By Orva Leoni Easter

Orva Leoni Easter offers piano lessons for interested pupils. Contact phone number 316 2418p for details and scheduling.

Orva Leoni

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