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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
2
An old classified style notice outlines subscription rates and mailing details for a local newspaper. It lists prices for subscribers in Indiana and outside Indiana, various time periods, and mentions ads, obituaries, and social notices with standard line rates and discounts. The text resembles a mid century newspaper page with editorial and business contact references.
Isaac Bunch announces candidacy for Mayor of Linton pending Republican voters’ will at the May primary. Oscar Hasemian states he will seek Mayor of Linton subject to Democratic voters’ will at the May primary.
Notices announce candidates for city clerk in Linton. Herbert Priest is listed as a Republican candidate for the nomination in the May primary. Francis Haseman and Will Teg are named as Democrat nominees in the same May 6 election. Charles J. Hubler is mentioned in connection with the Democratic ticket.
Mary Plew Darnell announces candidacy for the treasurer nomination of Linton city. The bid is subject to Republican voters at the May primary and the will of the voters.
A candidate declares intent to run for Councilman at Large in Linton, subject to the will of Democratic voters in the May primary. The announcement lists Tobe Robertson and Be Al Powell among those seeking the position, contingent on voter support in the upcoming primary.
George Ingalls declares candidacy for Councilman of the Third Ward subject to Democratic voters at the May primary. The statement signals ongoing local party activity and reinforces primary process.
Grover A VanMeter announces that Lo will run in First Ward pending the May primary. The statement invokes the will of voters and signals campaign intent in local council affairs.
The Pittsburg Coal company, a major bituminous operator, plans to abandon sixteen Pennsylvania mines due to high production costs and nonunion competition. The move saves an estimated 500000 dollars annually, as the Jacksonville scale and Jacksonville agreement raise costs for unionized operations. The Mine Workers say operators must profit, while nonunion fields gain. The Cincinnati Inquirer notes the action reflects pressure from market conditions and union demands.
The speaker argues members can decline to work under others and questions revising terms to reflect changed market conditions since the Jacksonville deal. The remark suggests a shift in labor strategy aligning with current market realities.
A. Powell announces candidacy for councilman at large on the Republican ticket. Emery, a prominent, well connected citizen and businessman, is praised as broad minded and unsuitable for intolerance. Powell is encouraged to mount a strong race.
Blackie Linton of Terre Haute faces trial in Spencer circuit court for automobile banditry tied to a November 5, 1923 robbery spree. The case follows a prior hung jury. accomplice Highfield remains at large while witness Harry Palmer stays jailed for testimony. A 50 juror venire was drawn as jurors were excused and reseated amid ongoing testimony. Judge Rundell presides with defense lawyers Whitlock and Hoskins.
New York March 31 Coast Guardsmen reported the seizure at sea near Rum Row of a liquor carrying airplane and crew. The prisoners were detained aboard the Coast Guard destroyer Mojave and will be sent to the barge office. The destroyer was cruising near Fire Island at the time of capture.
MT VERNON Ind March 31 After five years of bitter litigation the contract for the Posey county memorial coliseum was finally let yesterday by the board of trustees of the proposed memorial The Posey County Public Service association from the northern part of the county had opposed the project.
Will R Vosloh trustee will privately sell the Mary Killen Shop stock of ladies wear hats millinery and fixtures on A street northwest Linton for cash to the highest bidder. Sale is to benefit creditors without court orders. Purchaser gets immediate delivery. Also lost dog notice Fox-terrier white and brown spots. Notify Howard Locus Switz City R R 2.
Officials from many Indiana cities will meet in Evansville on April 9 and 10 for a two day conference on city planning. It is the third annual meeting conducted by Purdue University engineering extension and civil engineering schools, in cooperation with the Evansville city plan commission, the Indiana state planning conference and the Evansville chamber of commerce. Over twenty cities have sent representatives in past meetings, and this year's sessions are open to all state residents with interest in city planning.
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy faces manslaughter and related charges in Los Angeles. If the consecutive sentences run concurrently, he could be eligible for parole in two years, potentially beginning at San Quentin this week. Deputy DA Charles Friecke outlined the interpretation and terms of the term.
Card thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during sickness and death of their son and brother. They note floral offerings and car services, and thank Revs Kidd and Thompson for service and the chorister who sang. Signed Mr and Mrs Dollet and Family.
Violet Rghekah Lodge No 312 members will meet tonight to confer the degree on three candidates. The new degree staff will lead, and recent practice suggests an impressive performance. Session starts promptly at 7 o'clock.
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