Linton Routs Evansville 84 to 13 In Football Thriller
Linton high school overwhelmed Evansville at Oliphant field with an 84 to 13 victory. Key plays featured Moody Dudley and Hewlett as Linton built a dominant lead, then prepared to host Waveland at Oliphant field next Saturday.
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Linton
Oliphant Field
Evansville
Lewis
Indiana University
Pope
Dudley
Moody
Bennett
Witty
Hewlett
Love
Taylor
Coen
Huanaville
Courtney
the Oval
Myers
Bordenet
Fransville
Lenning
Gastineau
Holden
May
Waveland
Oliphant
Independents Triumph Over West Terre Haute 53 to 0
The Linton Invincibles defeated West Terre Haute 53 to 0 before a fair crowd. Murray scored three touchdowns after sensational runs from the center. the backfield showed speed and open-field running. Linton is expected to strengthen the team and faces Petersburg next Friday at Petersburg.
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Linton Invincibles
West Terre Haute
Linton
Murray
Kinton
Petersburg
Pere Marquette to Acquire C. and E. I. Road Properties
Brazil Ind Nov 7 John W A McCardle chairman and George W Barnard of the Indiana public service commission will leave Indianapolis November 18 for Washington to help finalize the deal for the Pere Marquette railway to take over the Brazil division of the C. E L running between Brazil and Momence Indiana and La Crosse Ind The Pere Marquette will connect at La Crosse with the C. E. L unit and extend north to Laporte and into Michigan's lake shore peninsula serving major central and western Michigan cities.
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Brazil
Ind
John W. A McCardle
George W. Barnard
Indiana Public Service Commission
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Pere Marquette Railway System
Momence
Inl
la Crosse
Pere Marquette
Laporte
Michigan
Lake Shore
Weather report shows cloudiness and precipitation in various zones
Increasing cloudiness brings rain or snow to the north and rain to the south late tonight or Tuesday, with colder conditions expected Tuesday. The advisory notes mixed precipitation and a drop in temperatures across regions.
Municipal Derby Vote Sets Stakes in Indiana Cities
Voters head to polls tomorrow across Indiana for municipal elections. In Linton, three ward polling places open 6 am to 6 pm with Republican, Democratic and Socialist ballots. Candidates campaign without rancor as turnout is hoped to reach about 75 percent.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Fransville
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Linton
George Killis
Second Ward
T. J. Moore
East Vincennes
Sixth Streets
Walton F. Stover
Bert Brown
Mary Butters
At-Laree
James W. Priest
Grant Hredeweg
Sage Bunch
Otis Coopvider
Willian Th. Shepherd
Josephus Inman
Cletus Gill
Lela Hollowell
Herman Schtoot
Enoch Murphy
Henry Dorrough
Clay Moss
Jamesk. Shake
Walter TH. Scholl
Chek
Kris Weller
Mattie Strons Mitchell
Ed Johnson
Walter Suthard
John Strong
Grant Dunning
Henry Maddox
Government Farm Credits Boost for Farmers and Stockmen
The War Finance Corporation reports over 22.6 million dollars in credit extended to farmers and stockmen since August 24. About eighty-two financial institutions in nineteen states issued advances for agricultural and livestock purposes, with most activity in the last six weeks. States include Montana, Minnesota, Missouri, North and South Dakota, Georgia, Texas, North and South Carolina, Arizona, Kansas, New York, Virginia, Indiana, Idaho, Nevada, Iowa, Nebraska, and Wyoming.
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Washington
Congress
War Finance Corporation
Agricultural and Livestock Authority
Montana
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Georgia
Texas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Arizona
Kansas
New York
Virginia
Indiana
Idaho
Nevada
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Miners Return to Work as Linton Field Opens
Most mines in the Linton field resumed operation this morning after a six day voluntary strike against Judge Anderson injunction on the check-off system. About 280,000 idle workers and 224 mines affected. President Hessler reported Pennsylvania miners ready to join if injunction revoked. Courts to issue final ruling. temporary injunction lifted pending decision.
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Linton Field
Anderson
Court of Appeals
Terre Haute
Indiana
John Hessler
Greater Output of Coal Shown in Hoosier State
A survey from Elkins West Virginia reports no material improvement in coal market conditions across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia despite higher early November production. Demand remained weak with domestic and smokeless grades facing competition while weather and strike talk influenced buying. Ohio and Kentucky showed mixed activity with limited spot demand and shortened plant operations in several districts.
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Elkins
W. Va
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Eudee Anderson
Fittsburg No. 8
Indiana Job Market Expects Broad Improvement
Washington reports October employment gains across industries led by textiles, food, iron and steel, metals, leather, beverages, chemicals, glass, tobacco, and railroad repair. Forty four of sixty five cities note higher employment. Indianapolis and Fort Wayne show rising business activity and demand for labor. Indiana factories run varied shifts with signs of optimism and confidence that near term demand will rise.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Indiana
South Bend
Lafayette
Ind
Ivansville
British Hold Balance Of Power In Big Conference
A Washington report outlines how the Anglo Japanese alliance looms over the armament conference. Britain stands between United States and Japan, with Lloyd George potentially racing to Washington to break the deadlock. Britain’s stance and Allied dominions pressure shape whether the alliance is dissolved or altered.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Harding
Japan
Far East
Great Britain
America
Lloyd George
England
Hughes
Organized Labor
Tokio
Mr. Harding
New Zealand
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Linton High School
Aggregation
J. Bordent
Bordent
J. Bordenet
C. & E. I. Road Properties
Weather Report
Rancor
Credins
Hoosier State
Arms Parley
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