President Aikin Names Advisory Council and Club Committees
The Greater Linton club re elected officers led by President Karl T. Aikin and announced an advisory council drawn from four local banks. Committees include Mercantile Industrial Givien Improvement Educational Good Roads Censor Auditing Membership Agricultural and Associated Charities with foreseen public input and future meetings to plan city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Linton Club
Karl T. Aikin
Otto Harting
Walton Stover
Dave Puckett
Greater Linton
W.d. Hamilton
Linton Trust Co
Tf W. Bull
Peoples Trust Co
Q. J. Mitchell
First National Bank
Chaiman
Mercantile
W. T. Cushing
Wn. Cooper
R. A. Scott
Industrial
Dave Scott
L. W. Warner
Joe Turner
Givien Improvement
Isaac Bunch
Charles Tolson
James Humphreys
A. M. Beasley
Arthur Grass
Elmer Sherwood
Good Roads
Pete Schloot
W. J. Hamilton
Steve Stalcup
Wayne Hamilton
Aikin
Greater Lintoo Club
Chamber of Commerce, Merchants’, Association
Linton
O. K
Associated Charities
Horace Humphreys
Gen‘al
Floods Swamp New England Rivers Threaten Cities
Rivers including the Connecticut and Merrimac surge as heavy rain swamps northern New England. New Hampshire and Vermont report property damage exceeding $250,000 as flood conditions worsen across the region.
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Linternational News Service
Boston
Mass
Connecticut
Merrimac
New England
New Hampshire
Vermont
Tremor Felt as Seismographs Record Pacific quake
Seismographs at Georgetown University logged a sharp earthquake likely originating in Central or northern South America. The event began at 4 19 p.m. with peak intensity around 4 84, subsided by 4 88 and ended at 5 p.m.
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Washington
Central America
South America
Georgetown University
Time of Trouble Directory Aids Emergency Response
In emergencies families used to hang a directory listing names, addresses, and phone numbers of the family physician and substitute, nearest fire box, police station, pastor, and businesses of all employed members to avert tragedy.
Unclear Language Origin Debate Mentioned in Fragment
Fragment discusses etymology of eat and animal names with references to Rowmans and Trangiges ta, noting terms like eates and ehmt and claiming connections to old words and French roots. The passage is garbled and cites various authorities without clear conclusions.
Convicts Recuaped After Break From Western Penitentiary
Five Riverside branch inmates escaped the western penitentiary in Pittburg through the roof. One was wounded by a guard, another recaptured on the street. six men remained at large after driving away in a stolen automobile. Names include Lawrence O Leary and Harry Bernstein, both tied to robbery cases.
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International
Butler
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburg
State Police
Riverside
Liberty
Lawrence O’leary
Blue Bandana Gang
Harry Bernstein
Eastern Penitentiary
Reading
New Albany Man Sentenced by Judge Baltzell
Frank Sutherland of New Albany was fined two hundred dollars and jailed four months after a liquor conviction. In the same March docket closings, Edmund Cole son of Jeffersonville’s police chief received 90 days and a $200 fine. Bicknell men faces sentencing tomorrow.
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International
News Servici
Indianapolis
Frank Sutherand
New Albany
Baltzell
Federal District Court
Edmund Cole
Jeffersonville
Cole
Policeman Takes Stand As Chapman Trial Continues
John M. Lieber a Hartford policeman testified today in the Gerald Chapman case. The trial concerns the New Britain department store robbery and the killing of Patrolman James Shelley. Chapman faces murder charges in the incident.
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Uinternational Nisws Servicisnwartford
Conn
John M. Lieber
Gerald Chapman
New Britain
James Shelley
Chapman
Peru Expresses Dismay Over Coolidge Tacno Africa Award
Peru lodged a sharp diplomatic note to the United States protesting President Coolidge's Tacno Africa boundary award. Demonstrations outside the Lima embassy preceded the note, signaling possible embarrassment for the American government.
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Peru
Coolidge
Uniticrnational News Service
Washington
Lima
Express Messenger Held After Laporte Hold-up
Investigators center on Howard Young an express messenger after a New York Central train robbery Saturday night with loot estimated from 2000 to 200000 dollars. Young was taken into custody in Chicago as his account is checked.
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Chicago
New York Central
Howard Young
Express Messenger
Girl Matricide Trial May Halt Over Insanity Claim
Dorothy Ellingson described as not physically able to continue and insane. Defense moves to discontinue the trial and test her sanity, reported in San Francisco on March 30 by the International News Service.
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Linternational News Service
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Louderbach
Hobart Bank Closed by Examiners Today
Hobart Indiana bank examiners shut the Hobart bank two days after a planned consolidation with American Trust and Savings Bank. The institution formerly the Farmers' Bank and a branch of a Valparaiso bank, which failed six years ago, held forty five thousand dollars in bad paper.
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Hobart
International News Service
Ind
State Bank
Hobart Bank
American Trust and Savings Bank
Farmers’ Bank
Valparaiso Bank
Four Germans Vote for Former Kaiser in Local Ballot
Berlin dispatch notes that amid postwar turmoil four of Germanys millions voted for William Hohenzollern as president in a village election in Voburg. The former emperor reportedly spent Sunday sawing wood in exile.
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Berlin
William Hohenzollern
Germany
Prussia
Voburg
Circuit Judge William Riddley Dies in Corydon
William Riddley aged 74, long time Harrison county circuit judge from 1909 to 1921 and past master of the Indiana Masons, died at his Corydon home yesterday from influenza complications after a period of poor health since last fall.
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Corydon, Ind
William Riddley
Harrison County
Indiana Masons
Riddley
Huge Game Reserve Plan for Brown County Unfolds
Brown County moves to secure nearly 4000 acres of an 8000 acre state game reserve with 1291 acres contracted and deeds underway. Officials expect 2900 more acres to be added by year end funded by fishing and hunting licenses. In February the game warden service made 29 arrests with 27 convictions, led by six spearing fish and four netting cases.
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Indianapolis
Brown County
State Conservation Commission
George N. Mannfeld
Fisheries and Game
Game Warden Service
Bank hold up in Chicago nets up to fifteen thousand
Chicago reports its daily hold up with profits about 15 000 dollars. Four bandits held up the Ashland State bank driving eight employees into the teller cage and escaped with ten to fifteen thousand dollars. Hundreds of persons on their way to the world passed the bank at the time.
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Chicago
Ashland State Bank
Bandits Rob Sobel Adie Diamond Brokers of 75000 Gems
New York report says bandits robbed Sobel Adie diamond brokers of 75000 dollars in gemstones and fled the scene. The crime details remain sparse and no arrests are reported.
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Linternational News Service
New York
Sobel
Adie
Mitchell to Transfer to San Antonio Air Service Post
Washington March 30 Brigadier General William Mitchell after his term as chief of the army air service ends April 27 will be transferred to San Antonio Texas as an air service officer of the Eighth corps area the war department announced today.
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International News Service
Washington
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
San Antonio
Tex
Eighth Corps
War Department
Former Senator William McCullough Dies by Self-Inflicted Shot
William Allen McCullough a 46 year old prominent Rockport attorney and former state senator died at his Rockport home at 7 last night from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Continued ill health is listed as the motive.
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Evansville
Ind
William Allen McCullough
Rockport
Forbes Stroke On Eve Of Flight For New Trial
Colonel Charles R. Forbes former head of the veterans bureau lay in a hospital after an apoplexy attack on the eve of his departure for Chicago to seek a new trial. Doctors warned a heart condition could make the stroke fatal with little hope for recovery.
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Forbes
May
International News Service
Boston
Mass
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tex Rickard Fined $7,000 in Night Picture Case
Tex Rickard the famed fight promoter was fined $7,000 by Federal Judge Bodine in Newark N J for participating in shipping the Dempsey Carpentier fight films from New Jersey The ruling also levied $7,000 fines on motion picture producer Fred Quimby and former newspapermen Jasper Muma for related charges.
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Linternational News Service
Newark
N. J
Tex Rickard
Bodine
Trenton
New Jersey
Fred Quimby
Jasper Muma
Family of Six Killed in Crossing Accident
Chicago March 80 A coal miner Robert Harrod his wife and four children were instantly killed when the Million Dollar Special express train on the Chicago and Alton railroad struck their automobile at Gardner Ill The auto was carried for a block and the six bodies lay along the right of way.
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Chicago
Robert Harrod
Chicago & Alton
St. Louis
Gardner
Train Hits Auto. Three Die Near Madelia
A. F. O. Lee cashier of the State Bank of Madelia his wife and their eight year old son Ralph were killed when their car was struck by a Twin Cities bound passenger train at a grade crossing a half mile east of the Madelia station.
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Madelia, Minn
A.F. O. Lee
State Bank of
Madelia
Ralph
Twin Cities
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mail carrier John Hunt dies as reinstatement orders arrive
N E Hiokney March 30 Fifteen minutes after veteran mail carrier John Hunt died at St James Mercy hospital orders directing his reinstatement in the postal service were received from the White House. Hunt had been forced to retire in ill health after 30 years of service and had pursued reinstatement since 1920. President Coolidge signed the order too late.
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Hiokney, N
John Hunt
St. James Mercy Hospital
White House
Hunt
Coolidge
Mob takes revenge on girl's attacker in North Carolina
In Raleigh area, a mob removed Joseph A. Needleman from Martin County jail in Williamston early Sunday. They carried him to the woods where an operation was crudely performed. Deputies later recovered him and took him to a hospital.
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Raleigh
N. C
Joseph A. Needleman
Martin County
Williamston
Luther Peel
Williamson
Needleman
H. T. Robeson
Advance or Retrograde Domination of Progress Through Ambition
Quote from Grit asserting that a man not seeking bigger aims stagnates. It argues personal satisfaction without striving for utmost capabilities harms himself and others dependent on him. The message emphasizes relentless pursuit of higher achievements.
Age of deer determined by teeth and horns hints
The Department of Agriculture notes teeth reveal age as deer get permanent teeth around age three and wear with time. Horns offer another cue but are less reliable since horn growth varies with age and conditions.
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Department of
Balance of 1925 Looking Good Says Industrial Board
A New York based National Industrial Conference Board survey foresees stable, steady 1925 business with rising loan rates and lower prices in some sectors. Railroads, electricals, autos, coal, lumber show strength while steel weakens and woollen goods face a setback. agricultural prices worry experts about broader impacts.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Indianail State Buys Nonunion Coal Triggering UMW Protest
Indiana purchases 11 000 tons of non union coal from West Virginia for Southeastern Hospital for the Insane. The United Mine Workers vows to protest to Governor Jackson calling the deal discriminatory against Indiana coal industry as many mines idle and miners face want.
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Indianapolis
West Virginia
Indiana
Jackson
United Mine Workers of America
Southeastern Hospital For
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Vast Army of Industry Frevary Workers Drive Auto Market
A vast army of Frevary workers and dealers sustains a major auto maker, outnumbering Wellington’s forces at Waterloo in number and scale, highlighting the industry’s massive labor and commercial reach in building and marketing autos.
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Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Waterloo
Venturesome Age. The cautious man trampled by crowds
A cautious man who stops to verify he is right is overwhelmed by a crowd of thousands. The anecdote highlights a culture prioritizing risk taking over deliberation in modern society.
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F Ting Devel
Agreeability in Speech and Discretion
A reflection on how manner and tact in talk surpass mere fluency and orderly speech when engaging with others. It emphasizes that speaking in a agreeable, considerate way strengthens dealings beyond surface eloquence.
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Bearth
the Wise One
Pennsylvania
Hight
Bicknell
Laporte
Internationa News Service
Kno
Gen. Mitchell
Prigs Mae Atentee
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