Local Debate Shows Deep Factions And Political Jabs
Modesty faces a mixed reaction as La Follette and Dawes draw lines in the political arena. The piece notes factional opposition within La Follette’s camp, contrasts conservative inclinations with radical figures, and mentions Florida delegate constraints. It shifts to Indiana, recalling Brazil's mining boom and Linton's resilience amid the coal downturn. Linton emerges as isolated yet industrious, with a trading base and growing nonmining industries, preserving a thrifty, cooperative spirit.
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Linton
Indiana
Illinois
Fitzpatrick Sherman Wedding Noted With Anniversary
A report on the Fitzpatrick Sherman wedding yesterday also notes the 26th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Sherman. The item should have recognized the anniversary as that of Mr and Mrs Fitzpatrick, parents of the groom.
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Y Fitzpatrick- Sherman
Sunday School Picnic Planned by Methodist Church
The beginners and primary department of the Methodist Sunday school will hold a picnic at the city park Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. All children and their mothers are asked to meet at the church promptly at 3 o'clock.
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Methodist Sunday School
Personal notices from Vicksburg and nearby towns
Mrs Robb of Vicksburg shopped Reré today. Jack Smurdon is visiting Sullivan. Mrs Jessie Dyer visits Elnora. Helen Crabbe travels to Terre Haute. Agnes Leland Doris Rages from Dugger shop here. James Tracy Evansville guests of relatives. Maude Ballard visits Sullivan. Minnie Roeder to Reedsburg. Clyde Breck of Terre Haute Normal hosted by Ruth Brady. Mary Story visits daughter E P Broesche Midland. John Jarvis Cass visits relatives. Mary Hagerman Farmersburg visits parents. W A Malicoat to Rankin NL to visit daughter. Glory and Jean Williams return to Broad Ripple. John Hewitt returns from Terre Haute. Ruth Lucille Webber Indianapolis visits relatives. Margie Parks Mary Brady weekend guests of Parks Sullivan. Margaret Smith to Sandoval Ill. Jane Brown Charlotte Farks Pearl Chandler Sunday guests of Hummel Dugger. Roy Spice Mae Tyler return from Peeble Colo. Kenneth Russell Sullivan to return home. Jessie Earl returns from Terre Haute. telephone operator in Terre Haute. George Gaffney Indianapolis returns after visiting Baker family. John Meek Jr Detroit visits parents near city. Linton class of 1917 graduate. Fred Hopson family St Louis return. Kennis guests of Albert Richard at country home near Vicksburg.
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Robb
Vicksburg
Reré
Jack Smurdon
Jackson
Minnie Roeder
Reedsburg
Ind
Clyde Breck
Terre Haute Normal
Ruth Brady
Mary Story
E. P. Broesche
Midland
John Jarvis
Cass
Mary Hagerman
Farmersburg
Andrew Bain
Lewey Lee
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. A. Malicoat
Rankin, NL
W. E. Shot
Glory
Jean Williams
Broad Ripple
John Hewitt
Terre Haute
J. T. Sherwood
Ruth Lucille Webber
Indianapolis
Margie Parks
Mary Brady
Richard Parks
Sullivan
Margaret Smith
Sandoval
Ill
Robert Smith
Jane Brown
Charlotte Farks
Pearl Chandler
James Hummel
Dugger
Roy Spice
Mae Tyler
Peeble
Colo
Kenneth Russell
Jessie Earl
Frank Art
George Gaffney
Katherine
Rosemary
Jean
B. F. Baker
John Meek, Jr
Detroit
Mich
John Meek
Linton High School
Fred Hopson
Dean
David
Dora
T. C. Hopson
Leonard
St. Louis
R. Kennis
Mrs. Albert Richard
Fine Country Dinner At Wass Home Near City
A large gathering of relatives and intimate friends enjoyed a bountiful dinner Sunday at the country home of Mr and Mrs John Wass, seven and a half miles northeast of the city. The table was abundant with good things and the afternoon was spent enjoyably by the guests. The guest list could not be published due to lateness of the report.
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John Wass
Vocal Students Recital at Baptist Church
Advanced students of Miss Mary Scott present a Thursday evening recital at 6 oclock in the Baptist church. The program promises merit and music lovers are assured a delightful evening's entertainment. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Mary Scott
the Baptist Church
Truth Seekers Class Holds Quarterly Meeting
The Truth Seekers class of the Re formed Sunday school will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Ilenry Strietelmeier's home to conduct the regular quarterly business meeting. All members are urged to attend due to important matters to be discussed.
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The
Reformed Sunday School
Ilenry Strietelmeier
Dorcas Circle Picnic Planned at City Park Tomorrow
The Dorcas circle of the First Christian church will hold a picnic at the city park tomorrow afternoon with each member bringing a lunch. The ladies of the church are invited.
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Dorcas
The
First Christian Church
Chum Circle to Meet at Mrs Troy Ham’s Home
The Chum circle will meet tomorrow evening at Mrs Troy Ham’s home on North Main street.
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Lloyd Davidson
Lyons
Ind
Troy Ham
Linton
Nichols’ Used Car Exchange
Street N.E
Chum
Gompers Improving After Hospital Stay
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor, has been in a hospital since Wednesday due to overwork and was reported improving today as of June 24.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
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Cushing’s
Georgette
Canton
Cushing
Hupmobile
Linton Harness Co
Terhune
Auto Top
Silvertown Cord
Linton Daily
Citizen Turner & Ryan, Publishers
Citisen Building
Jt South
Business Phon Society
Lifton
la Follette
Trotzky
Dawes
Bryan
Florida
Brazil
Clay County
Billtown
Chas Criss
South Main Street
Thixtun
Nat. Bank
Lizzie Davis
East First Street
N. B
Truth Seekers
Dorcas Circle
Gompers
Ferrer & Co
Royal Society
McCall Patterns
G.f.chapman
Russell A. Boles
Wright Theatre
Columbia
V. O. Syester Auto Repair Shop
E” Street
N. E
Stevenson Bros
Victor Coal Co
Singer
Vincennes St
Ltic
Mignon Christy
Lima
Wm. HH. Anderson
Fourth St. S. E
Chandler
Main St
Harry L. Brown
Sts
N. W
Orville Jackson
William ’ Heitman Place
Bell
Linton, Emmons Co
Newark
New Ya York
Peoples’ Trust
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Company
Lynch
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