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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
4
Washington observers discuss Vice President Charles G. Dawes as a potential 1928 presidential candidate. Some think his critique of Senate rules could fuel a national bid, keeping him in the public eye as vice presidents often struggle to stay prominent.
Harrisburg March 19 The Pennsylvania house defeated the united dry bill for licensing and inspection of breweries and distilleries by 99 to 107. The measure, a Pinchot enforcement supplement, carried support from various city groups and Governor Pinchot, while Secretary Mellon denied influencing its defeat.
A monoplane air Pullman, similar to the model sold to the United States air mail service, was tested at Detroit Midh today. A flight to Selfridge field occurred yesterday with further tests planned there this week. Officials would not confirm whether the craft would carry passengers or be converted for air mail use.
Mrs. Nettie Stephenson Brehm of Poteau Oklahoma sues David C Stephenson once known as the Old Man of the Ku Klux Klan in Indianapolis seeking 16795 in damages. She claims they were married in 1915 at Tishomingo Oklahoma and that he deserted her a few months later. their daughter Florence Catherine Stephenson was born in 1916.
United States Marshal Hecht and state agents broke up 400 of 1800 seized cases of bootleg wine and champagne at the Knickerbocker warehouse. They destroyed the liquor and poured the remainder into sewers, potentially reducing a loss of about $80,000 in curb value.
New York March 10. A rapid reorganization under receivership proceedings was forecast as a protective committee for stock and bond holders laid preliminary plans for a financial readjustment. Heavy liquidation pushed stock and bond issues to new record low levels.
Senator and Mrs. Samuel M. Ralston left Washington for Indianapolis on March 19. The senator said he plans to spend most of the time on his farm until the next Congress opens.
A brief quotation attributed to Julio Ward Howe discusses truth and the role of individuals in victory, noting a distinction between truth and participation in a larger triumph. The speaker urges personal restraint while acknowledging inevitable victory.
A fragment notes that people laugh at a flock of sheep jumping after one starts and suggests that superior beings might similarly imitate such acts for a fine reason, reflecting social mimicry and folly.
Lace emerged in the sixteenth century with cords and narrow braids of plaited threads used to fasten garments and braid hair. It later served as a decorative trimming for costumes and to wind around hats.
A French court defines fresh eggs as not more than two weeks old in summer or more than three weeks old in winter. The ruling, reported by Youth's Companion, marks how the question of freshness is treated in labeling.
The historian credits Benavides, a Pranelscan friar, for early New Mexico history via his Memorial presented to the Spanish king. It lacks any record of the friar’s visits to New Mexico.
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