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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1925

Page

3

Prospects for New Trial in Tyre Clark Murder Case

Relatives of Tyre Clark at Vicksburg report from his attorney that chances for a new trial in Arkansas are bright. The Arkansas Supreme Court is expected to rule mid October. Funds have been raised in Mississippi and Sullivan counties to aid Clark’s defense, with Brown county kin contributing as well.

Tyre Clark Vicksburg Arkansas Sulphur Springs Supreme Court of Arkansas Supreme Court Clark Sullivan Brown County

Local boxers shine in Terre Haute bee

Linton boxers put on a fine showing at a Terre Haute boxing bee last night. Dave Minella drew Otto Atterson of Terre Haute in a bout that ended in a draw, while Frank Jennicks defeated Bud DeHaven of Paris Illinois. Jerry Spurr was scheduled to box Clinton wild cat, who did not appear. The boxers will appear again on Friday at the amateur boxing club rooms in this city.

Linton Terre Haute Dave Minella Otto Atterson Frank Jennicks Bud DeHaven Paris Ill Jerry Spurr Clinton Wild Cat

Clinton Miners Seek Rehearing Over Rail Fare Hike

Seven Clinton area miners filed with the state public service commission for a rehearing of the Central & Eastern Indiana railroad fare increase case. The line won approval to raise monthly commutation from $1.10 to $2.50, triggering a strike in which about fifteen hundred miners near Clinton walk from home to mines in protest.

Indianapolis Clinton, End State Public Service Commission Central & Eastern Indiana Railroad Clinton District Clinton

Sally Brown Faces Moonshine Charge In Indianapolis

In Indianapolis on September 9 Sally Brown a Black woman was fined 100 dollars plus costs and given thirty days in jail for operating a blind tiger Police testified she dumped moonshine into a goldfish bowl as officers entered her home The judge asked if the goldfish lived and she replied they were alive The judge suspended the sentence remarking some liquor is worse than the fish story.

Indianapolis Sally Brown Negress Dan V. White

Is a Bad Back Crippling You

A local testimonial promotes Doan's Pills for kidney related backache. Marshall Browning of Linton reports relief after using Dean's Pills via Linton Drug Co. The ad urges neighbors to seek remedy for headaches dizziness and kidney irregularities.

Doan Linton Marshall Browning Truck ‘Ine Dean Linton Drug Co

Postmaster Graham Taken Ill at West Baden

Postmaster William Graham of Bloomington Indiana is seriously ill at Dr Dowden sanitarium in West Baden. He has gall stones and may require an operation. Mrs Graham remains at his bedside. Graham is known in Linton for frequent visits and leads the Ford automobile agency in Monroe County.

Bloomington Ind William Graham Dr. Dowden West Baden Graham Dowden Linton Ford Automobile Agency Monroe County

Indianapolis Markets Hogs and cattle steady with noting prices

Indianapolis markets report United Press Dispatch shows Sept 9 receipts at 4500 hogs with midmarket up to 35 cents. best heavies 12.85 and 13.25 for others. cattle receipts 1000 with steady market, steers 8.00 to 14.00, cows and heifers 6.00 to 11.00. sheep receipts 400 with top 7.00 and lambs to 14. calves receipts 800 with top 14.00 and bulk 13.00 to 13.50.

Indianapolis

Birth of David Ellis Hunt to Mr and Mrs Gayle J Hunt

Announcement from Richmond reports the birth of a seven pound boy named David Ellis Hunt born Monday this week to Mr. and Mrs. Gayle J. Hunt. Mrs. Hunt is formerly Lucille Ellis of Linton and taught in Linton schools before marriage.

Gayle J. Hunt Richmond David Ellis Hunt

Student Miss Wolford to study at Indiana University Bloomington

Miss Mary Wolford left yesterday for Bloomington to study at Indiana University. Found office chair on library lawn. inquire at police headquarters.

Mary Wolford Bloomington Indiana University

Friendly Bible Class Social at First Christian Church

The Friendly Bible class of the First Christian church will hold its regular monthly social in the church basement on Thursday evening at 7 50. A good attendance is desired.

Friendly Bible The First Christian Church

Baptist Ladies' Aid Meeting At church basement tomorrow

The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will hold an all day meeting in the basement of the church tomorrow. A road attendance is desired.

Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society

Card Party at K. of C. Hall for St. Peter's Church

A 500 party and social will be held this evening at the Knights of Columbus hall for members of St. Peter's congregation and their friends.

K. of C. Hall St. Peter’s

Bridge Party at Elks Lanes Thursday Afternoon

The Elks Lanes will host a bridge party Thursday at 2 30 in the club rooms.

Elks

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