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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
2
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In a 1926 Western Union tale, Elinor Hardin sits in a theater box as rival suitors and Chatfield Morgan’s circle press for her attention. A quiet agent named Roman confesses a career wager tied to her, claiming a life altering job in life insurance awaits if she listens. He pledges to return for her and plans to expose Morgan and his clique.
Isaac Bunch and Oscar Haseman declare candidacy for mayor of Linton subject to Republican and Democratic primary votes respectively. Notices dated May 1 and May 5 indicate commitment to run pending party voter choice.
Po announces candidacy for Clerk of the city of Linton subject to Republican voters at the May primary. Herbert Priest states the will of Democratic voters at the May primary. Francis Haseman and Charles HK Fuller support Democratic candidacy sentences.
Announcement states Mary Plew Darnell seeks the Republican nomination for treasurer of the city of Linton subject to voters' will at the Mary primary.
Democratic party voters in Linton may choose S.Luther Futh ersot as a candidate for Councilman-at-Large in the upcoming primary subject to voter approval. The announcement signals his campaign and party alignment ahead of the May filing window.
George Ingalls announces candidacy for Councilman in the Third Ward, subject to Democratic voters at the May primary. The note emphasizes party backing and voter will in the contest.
Announcement declares Lo as a candidate for Councilbean from the May primary with a joking aside about office fever and rail premises. It notes last year’s ice cream consumption averaged 2.50 gallons per person and urges improvement this year.
Report notes Vice President Dawes intends to speak to the nation about policy. The move aims to explain government plans and reassure the public while navigating Senate opinions and political debate.
Mrs Mary Plew Darnell announces she will seek the Republican nomination for city treasurer. She is described as capable and deserving and noted as the first woman to enter the coming city campaign. The piece also urges opening an interurban bus station to serve business interests and potentially become self sustaining.
The speaker notes a new concrete road to the south and a state highway to Duper will place Linton “on the map.” The road system is valued higher than several electric traction lines, a point of reevaluation from reliance on those lines.
The Democratic candidate H. W. Tobe Robertson is described as a long time Linton resident known for his integrity and trustworthiness. The announcement asserts he has the qualifications and strong local interests to serve effectively as councilman at large.
As primaries near, citizens urged to choose able leaders for the city council. The piece warns that council members face major future problems and stresses the need for competent, businesslike men on all ballots to protect communal interests.
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