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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1921

Page

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Naval arms talks press for 5-5-3 plan and holiday

Washington reports show President Harding and Secretary Hughes pressing for a naval holiday and limits under an international agreement. They argue the United States would otherwise outbuild rivals, and insist any plan must curb armament with an accord, not unilateral cuts. Japan seeks a larger share but remains restrained.

Washington United Ame Ean Marding America Hughes United States Harding Congress Pomerone Ohio Great Britain Britain Japan Tokio

Foch Smokes Peace Pipe with Dakota Chief

Marshal Ferdinand Foch smoked the pipe of peace with Chief Red Tomahawk in Bismarck North Dakota the dalliance of a large welcome by thousands across western North Dakota. A three language exchange linked Chief Tomahawk remarks in English and French via interpreter and aide.

Bismarck Ferdinand Foch Red Tomahawk North Dakota Marshal Foch Tomahawk Sitting Bull Custer Foch

Evangelist Attacks Modern Fashion in Marion

Marion Ohio authorities reported a revival clash as evangelist Harry James accused present-day fashions of nakedness in winter and fur coverage in summer. He condemned weeknight card parties dances and similar activities, saying such people greet God on Sunday yet neglect Him the rest of the week.

Marion, O Marion Society Harry James Columbus Mr. James God Hell

Beer raid nets yacht and auto in Maumee Bay

In Toledo on November 23 police and prohibition agents seized nearly 7000 bottles of beer shipped from Windsor Ontario aboard a yacht in Maumee Bay. The crew escaped but officials know the owner and expect arrests soon. A car was also confiscated with the vessel.

Toledo Ohio Windsor Ontario Maumee Hay

Prohibition Officials Weigh Limits on Agents Speech

Washington reports treasury officials weighed how much talk by prohibition agents should accompany enforcement. Haynes met with John Exnicious, called the terror of the Pacific coast, over criticism in Pittsburg of speeches on authority and enforcement. Mellon later discussed the matter with Haynes as field ops push enforcement. Charles A. Gregory named federal prohibition director for Illinois, succeeding John Kjellander.

Washington Treasury Haynes John Exnicious Pacific Coast Pennsylvania Pittsburg Exnicious Mellon Charles A. Gregory Chicago Illinois Internal Revenue Bureau John Kjellander

Father of James M. Cox Dies in Preble County Home

Gilbert Cox father of former Governor James M. Cox died last night at his Camden home in Preble county Ohio after a long illness. He was 88 years old and a longtime resident widely known in Butler county.

James M. Cox Preble County Dayton Ohio Gilbert Cox Camden Mr. Cox Butler County That

Weather Forecast Cloudy Tonight Into Tuesday

Cloudy conditions continue tonight with a cooler trend. In the extreme south portion expect greater cooling and brisk winds, shaping Tuesday's overall weather pattern.

Linton Huskies Crush Bicknell 57 to 0 In Season Finale

Linton High School routed Bicknell 57 to 0 in the closing football game of the season before a large crowd. Taylor scored on a long pass, Witty added a kick, and Hewlett starred with runs and interceptions. Moody on crutches, and Dudley, Witty, Courtney, Lenning leave after graduation. next season expected strong with remaining material.

Linton Bicknell Jasonville Moody Dudley Witty Courtney Lenning Taylor Hewlett

Three Dead and Seventy Nine Hurt In New Haven Fire

In New Haven Connecticut a Rialto theatre blaze killed three and injured seventy nine. Many burned or trampled victims were hospitalized. Yale students helped rescue efforts as the wooden theatre burned rapidly. One body identified, others severely burned. missing man may be Perrigo. Eleven or more injured recovered at home.

New Haven Conn R. H. Perrigo Yale Timothy J. Hanlon

Indian team lineup and scoring summary

The report lists players including backs Courtney Dudley and Hewlett, half-backs Hewlett and Lenning, guards Reintjes Gastineau Myers, ends Love G Bordenet, with touchdowns by May Hewlett Courtney Dudley Taylor J Bordenet Witty. Witty made one pace kick and six goals under referee Wampler Gosport.

Linton Witty Holden Ingals Coen Pope Taylor Talbott J. Bordenet May Courtney Dudley Hewlett Lenning Reintjes Gastineau Myers Love G. Bordenet Wampler Gosport

Four Die Across Curtis Crossing near Corning NY

Four people were killed when a passenger train struck an automobile at a highway crossing in Curtis New York yesterday afternoon. The deceased are Dewitt Lowe of Campbell New York Mrs May Downing of Thurston New York and her daughters Mary and Margaret Downing. Mrs Downing died in an ambulance en route to a hospital.

Corning N. Y Curtis Dewitt Lowe Campbell May Downing Thurston Mary Margaret Downing

Arbuckle to Tell His Side of Story at Trial

Fatty Arbuckle takes the stand in his own defense in the Roscoe C. Arbuckle manslaughter case, promising to recount events in room 1219 of the St Francis hotel preceding Virginia Rappe's death. Subpoenas issue for Louise Glaum and six others connected to the motion picture industry as the trial nears a jury decision.

Arbuckle Fatty” Arbuckle Virginia Rappe Virginia Fatty St. Francis Hotel

Gloom grips soft coal trade across Ohio Indiana West Virginia

Elkins West Virginia November 28 Gloom pervades the soft coal trade as production drops in Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia. Prices fall with screenings down a dollar to a dollar fifty and lump coal holding at about eight fifty a ton. Demand is weak as utilities stockpile and manufacturers stay out. Many mines idle, especially in organized districts, with check off debates and price-cutting to win limited prepared coal orders.

Elkins W. Va Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia Norfolk and Western

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