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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1925

Page

7

If at First You Don't Succeed

Georgine Walcott, born to wealth, loses everything when her father fails. She seeks a rich marriage but meets Ernest Evans, a rising inventor who offers love and work. He reveals he is wealthy via three companies, and Georgine agrees to marry for love, not money, as public gossip swirls.

Eorgine Walcott Georgine Walcott Ernest Evans Ernest Walcotts Gramercy Park Madison Square Jernest Weary Wageyles

CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No 60 VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CLUES

Puzzle includes mixed Algonquin tribe term French wee word clues and grid notes with long list of across and down hints. Readable entries include dates, objects, colors, and items like vehicle parts and zodiac terms, with several garbled spellings.

Kansas Senate OKs Japanese land exclusion bill

The Kansas Senate passed the Japanese exclusion bill prohibiting Japanese from owning farmland in Kansas. Representative G Peppon of Kearny County, a melon grower, authored the measure and the bill now goes to the governor for signature.

Topeka Kas Senate Kansas G. Peppon Kearny County

Assault Case On Trial At Sullivan

The assault and battery case of Froment Goodman Daisy Goodman Jellett Story Charles Trent and Olaf Carrico on appeal from Justice Lester's court began in the circuit court yesterday before a judge. A jury of women found Charles Trent guilty of assault and battery and fined him one dollar. The affidavit charges the defendants with assaulting Floyd Andis a Jefferson township school teacher near the Smedley school house on November 21 last year.

Smedley Schooul

More Radio Sets and Ownerless Dogs Plague Seymour

Seymour, Ind., reports rising radio ownership and a surge of ownerless dogs as Ed Newkirk, township assessor, launches spring property listings. He notes rooftops reveal radios, while dogs are harder to gauge, with about half of town’s dogs deemed ownerless this season.

Seymour Ind Ed Newkirk Newkirk

U M W Headquarters Will Not Be Moved

Indianapolis March 12 General headquarters of the United Mine Workers of America denies reports of moving offices from Indianapolis to Logan County West Virginia. High union officials say there is no intention to relocate from Indianapolis after misinformation in Bellaire Ohio meetings.

Indianapolis United Mine Workers of America Logan County West Virginia Bellaire Ohio Indisanepolis

Tremper Freed On Charge Of Murder

Boonville Indiana March 12 Dave Tremper charged as an accessory to the murder of Wesley Rogers a nonunion miner on April 9 1924 was discharged after the state failed to connect him to the crime Judge Edgar Durre ruled the prosecution presented no proof linking Tremper to the murder as Tom Julian and Bert Stanton were convicted and are now jailed

Boonville Ind Dave Tremper Wesley Rogers Edgar Durre Durre Tremper Tom Julian Bert Stanton

Standard Mine Reopens After Explosion Victim Dies

The Standard coal mine in Wheatland Indiana resumed operations after a brief shutdown caused by an explosion that killed one worker and seriously burned another. State mine inspectors ruled the mine safe to reopen.

Wheatland Ind Standard

Bomb damages home of dry sleuth in Streator

A bomb exploded Tuesday midnight at the home of M. R. Smith in Streator causing minor damage. No family injuries occurred. Smith had been an investigator for State's Attorney Hansen in the dry crackdown in La Salle county, and the blast is believed to be tied to opposition to bootlegger enforcement.

Streator M. R. Smith Smith Hansen la Sale

Indiana University prepares 523 to graduate at 96th commencement

Bloomington Indiana March 12 Indiana university will graduate 523 students with A B degrees at its 96th annual commencement on Wednesday. Additional graduates from the school of medicine law and graduate school will be announced later.

Bloomington Ind Indiana University School of Medicine School of Law Graduate

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