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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
4
William H. Brossius, a blind man, was arrested in Indianapolis on a charge of operating a blind tiger after police raided his home and found liquor. It marks the first time a blind person has been arrested for this offense in the city.
Mrs. J L Sheldon of Newberry was brought to the hospital yesterday for treatment.
A reflective note defines true happiness as quiet self contentment and valued company. It asserts happiness comes from personal enjoyment and the companionship of a few chosen friends, not from pomp or public display.
The Gibson county relief fund for tornado sufferers topped $50,000 today, following a $50,000 contribution from the American Red Cross received yesterday. Pastor objections delayed a planned cleanup drive in Princeton drawing 18 volunteers today. officials warn another Sunday effort may proceed if turnout improves.
In Richmond on March 3 after a 23 hour session stockholders of the Chesapeake and Ohio voted to merge with the Nickel Plate line in the Van Sweringen consolidation. The vote totals were 508,542 in favor, 152,818 opposed, and 225,882 not voting.
United Press dispatch reports Senator King of Utah is drafting a bill to cut taxes by 500 million dollars for introduction when Congress convenes next winter. The plan aims to tackle the tax question with a substantial reduction proposed by a Democrat senator.
Colonel John Coolidge father of the president marked his 80th birthday in Plymouth Vermont receiving a cake from the White House today.
A morning blaze in Westfield Indiana caused by an overheated stove wiped out the Fisher Clothing company the William Denny pump factory and a restaurant. Estimated losses total 35000 with all contents of the buildings reduced to ashes.
In Somerville New Jersey on March 31 Mrs Catherine Sheridan shot and killed her daughter Helen 17 then wounded her son James 14 and injured herself. Deluded by the belief that privation might come to her children due to financial reverses she committed the act.
A central bus terminal will open the first of next week in the west room of the Terhune block on A Street Northwest opposite City Hall. A waiting station with full comforts will be provided and all buses will arrive and depart from there. Nixon's news stand will occupy part of the room.
Police in Washington are probing a theory that a friend may have damaged a victim by severing limbs and a head. The investigation follows a dubious lead reported by a local press item.
A fish dealer's assistant discovered a gold ring inside a cod at Kings ton England. The unusual find highlights local fishing industry activity and a rare treasure-in-fish incident reported locally.
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