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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
4
Rebel Ku Klux Klan members in San Antonio report a first victory against the parent organization. They demand a constitutional revision, explanation of large profits from regalia sales, and an end to internal strife revealed after last night's session.
Detroit June 27 delegates from Ford for President clubs in Michigan will convene in Dearborn to form a third party. Rev Dr William Dawe says Ford sentiment is strong nationwide and the convention may become a national event. The aims are to form a third party and nominate and elect Henry Ford for president.
Indianapolis June 27. Chief Herman Rikhoff denied parade permits to the Ku Klux Klan and the American Unity League for July 4 demonstrations. He said the plan would worsen racial and religious prejudice, harming the community.
A speaker praised Miss Cunningham for representing Republican women of the state and said she would participate in party councils at both state and national levels. She and associate members from other states would be invited to attend the next winter meeting of the Republican national committee to plan for the 1924 Republican national convention.
Ten men remained in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Kas today rather than sign pledges to be law abiding and loyal to the United States government. They were among twenty four so called political prisoners sentenced for I W W activities who were to have left after sentence commutation by President Harding. Eight signed and left on Monday. Six other foreigners will be deported.
Donald A. Craig, manager of the Washington bureau of the New York Herald and a member of President Harding's Alaska party, who was seriously hurt in a Sunday automobile crash that killed three, was reported "getting along nicely" at a county hospital in Denver.
Great Falls Montana June 27 The Dempsey Gibbons bout slated for July 4 at Shelby hung in the balance late today George S Stanton Great Falls banker who said final payments of 100000 to the champion would be made postponed a definite statement Jack Kearns Dempsey manager holds the fate of the fight and prospects of raising the final 100000 are viewed as poor
Burl Warnock age five son of Mr and Mrs James Warnock drowned in one foot of water in a creek near Portland Indiana. He waded with other children became tired lay down on the bank and was later found dead in the creek. Officials believe he rolled into the water while asleep.
Major General Mason M. Patrick aged 60, commander of the army air service, performed nose dives spirals spins and loops over Bolling Field yesterday and qualified as a full fledged airplane pilot.
Noblesville Indiana June 27 Elihu Estle 67 killed his wife at their home in northern Hamilton county and then shot himself. Neighbors say jealousy sparked the tragedy. the wife was struck with a gas pipe and fatally shot twice. Estle died of self-inflicted wound.
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