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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
3
Babe Ruth, bedridden at a New York hospital for indigestion and influenza, dismissed reports he is finished as a major league star. He vowed to return to the Yankees, recover the weight lost, and hit homers again once he can work out in the sun. He rebels against going to his farm in Sudbury, Mass., during recovery.
United Press dispatch from Bloomington notes discontent over a gallery ceiling blocking views at Indiana University junior prom. Clinton reports divorce suit after disputes over home. Peru recounts a young man losing both legs in a freight train accident. Anderson reports architects ordered to draft Madison County courthouse remodeling plans.
Washington, Ind May 6 Congressman A H Greenwood traveled with E E Hastings to Indianapolis to represent E W Greenwood a Washington postal clerk whose case opens before the federal grand jury today. The clerk is said to have admitted robbing the mails after last Friday’s arrest, and he was moved to the Marion county jail from Evansville yesterday. The congressman returned to Indiana to aid his nephew.
John Stutler of Lyford swung off bright lights in the Ford to pass another car but the switch stuck. In darkness he collided head on with another vehicle. No injuries reported though both cars were wrecked. Real tragedy follows for Frankfort Malicoat family as four die or suffer severe outcomes in a traction crash.
In Bicknell area Willwock's grove between Camp Lizzie and Edwardsport a full grown deer was observed roaming Sunday. Mrs. Owen Goddaker and Mrs. Fletcher Goodaker first sighted the animal and notified John Fairhurst and Mel Mackey. The party later saw the deer feeding with domestic animals in the grove, likely an escapee from nearby.
Evansville Indiana May 6 Test of the vital organs of Joseph Bowles ten years old the sole remaining Bowles child after the death of his father and three siblings is continuing at St Marys hospital laboratory The first arsenic test showed no trace but further tests will examine stomach liver and kidneys for arsenic mercury and morphine potential poisons
The Big Four railroad plans new gasoline powered trains on the Columbus Greensburg line, replacing the famous Cannon Ball service. The move signals a modernization effort and potential faster schedules for passengers between Columbus and Greensburg.
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