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Indiana
Linton Mayoral Candidates Announced by Local Figures
Isaac Bunch declares candidacy for Mayor of Linton, subject to Republican primary voters on May 5. Oscar Haseman states bid for Mayor of Linton, pending Democratic primary voters on May 5. Herbert Priest seeks City Clerk nomination, subject to Republican voters on May 5. Luther Fulkerson announces candidacy for Councilman at Large, subject to Democratic primary voters on May 5.
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Linton
Isaac Bunch
Democratic Party
Oscar Haseman
Herbert Priest
Luther Fulkerson
Better Politics Opens National Civic Federation Department
A department of political education was launched by the National Civic Federation to combat citizen indifference toward party government and civic duties. Elihu Root serves as honorary chairman and Judge Alton B. Parker leads the department as chairman, with a national conference planned to debate party versus group government, direct nomination, registration reform, and election methods.
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National Civic Federation
Federation
Elihu Root
Alton B. Parker
Senator Couzens Faces Tax Demand Shock Anger
Senator Couzens denounces a proposal that would require him to pay an additional ten million dollars in taxes, noting the suggestion is inappropriate while many would feel honored by such a request. The remark underscores political tension over tax policy and public finance.
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Couzens
Vision defect harms many in our population
Sixty five percent are said to suffer defective vision. The remark highlights a broad issue of uncorrected sight, implying limited access to vision care and potential impact on daily life and productivity.
Egyptian Says Sheiks Are Absurd Everywhere
An Egyptian remarks that sheiks are regarded as absurd in Egypt and implies this judgment applies globally, challenging deference to religious or tribal leaders.
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Egypt
Outcome of Pussyfoot Johnson’s venture or status
The fragment questions what became of Pussyfoot Johnson after his notable activities, seeking a concise update on his fate or later life.
James M. Humphreys Confined Home With Flu Attack
James M. Humphreys is confined to his home with an attack of the flu. The illness prevents him from visiting the office and attending public events until he recovers.
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James M. Humphreys
Moss discusses coal deal with eastern capitalists
Clay Moss, general superintendent for the North Linton mine, just left for Terre Haute then New York City for a conference with eastern financiers on coal lands. He declined details but said prospects look bright for additional mining near Linton if investors can be impressed. The United Fourth Vein Coal Company is involved and Moss plans to return to town by mid next week.
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Clay Moss
North Linton
Terre Haute
New York City
Moss
United Fourth Vein Coal Company
Personal guests and visits noted in Terre Haute area
Local social column lists weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Claude Dumm from Terre Haute staying with Mrs Lillie Nance and Mr and Mrs Cleveland Johnson from Elnora visiting Mr and Mrs C M Barr. Helen Lani of Indiana normal Terre Haute spending spring break at home. Mrs Herman Klusmier and Ian Lochmnar return to Terre Haute after visiting here. Mrs Etta Wilson leaves for Harrisburg Illinois after visiting her daughter Opal Ducheney.
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Claude Dumm
Terre Haute
Lillie Nance
Cleveland Johnson
Elnora
C.M. Barr
Helen Lani
Indiana Normal
Herman Klusmier
Ian Lochmnar
Etta Wilson
Opal Ducheney
Harrisburg
Ill
Talitha Cumi Party at First Christian Sunday School
The Talitha Cumi class hosted a St Patrick s party at the junior house with green and white decor. Guests hunted hidden green flags and joined a potato drawing game while blindfolded. Each attendee wrote an original poem, piano solo performances followed, and refreshments of angel food cake brick ice cream and cocoa were served.
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Talitha Cumi
First Christian Sunday School
Rosa Bonheurs
Hazel Bunch
Miss Marion
Mount
Mrs Watson Performs for Schmitz in Chicago Recital
Mrs Mary Watson spent Friday in Chicago with her teacher L Eva Alden to play for renowned French pianist E Robert Schmitz who will present a recital there Sunday. He praised her work and offered valuable guidance. She feels inspired and plans further performances including a March 27 recital in Linton and an April 7 appearance before the Woman's Department club of Terre Haute.
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Mary Watson
Chicago
L. Eva Alden
E. Robert Schmitz
Linton
Woman’s Department Club of
Terre Haute
Reformed Ladies Aid Meeting At Saron Church
The Ladies Aid society of the Saron Reformed church met at Mrs. P. C. Berns home with good attendance. A devotional service led by Mrs. E. J. Ecker concluded the gathering. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be in the church basement.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Saron Reformed ‘Church
P. C. Berns
E. J. Ecker
John Griffith Operated At Union Hospital
John Griffith was taken yesterday to Union hospital at Terre Haute where he was operated for pall stones. He is getting along as well as could be expected.
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John Griffith
Union
Terre Haute
Hospital Report Details Two Surgeries Today
Mrs. Louise Harper underwent an operation at the hospital today. Miss Mary Thompson of Bloomfield was operated on for appendicitis this morning.
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Louise Harper
Mary’ Thompson
Bloomfield
Condition of Aaron Page Remains About the Same
The condition of Aaron Page, who has been seriously ill at his home, remains about the same.
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Aaron Page
Definition of Skilled and Unskilled Laborers
A definition distinguishes skilled laborers as those needing training in a specific occupation with related industrial fees, while unskilled laborers are those who do not require an apprenticeship to learn a trade.
Cloudless Showerg bride quote echoes sunlit vows
A fragment from a Boston Tran script conveys a quirky line about happiness tied to sunlight and showers. The playful phrasing hints at a wedding or joyful ceremony scene with emphasis on brightness and cheer. Named individuals or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the readable text.
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Talitha Cumi Party
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Royal Society
McCall Patterns and Corticelli Hosiery
Victor Coal Co
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Sam Stockrahm
Vicksburg
City Park
E. Strietelmeier
St. S. BE
J. R. Wood
Paris Lehman
M. E. Johnson
Linton, Ind
Web Lucas
N. Main St
Chas. Barnard
College Hill School
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Ohio
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Boston Transcript
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Elk Horn Pharmacy
Linton Drug CO
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