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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1925

Page

4

Mitchell Denounces Army and Navy as Outdated

Col William Mitchell told the aircraft board Great Britain could base a thousand planes at the St Lawrence mouth in ten days and strike the United States. He condemned both branches as worn out and lacking an air force, urging a real air force, submarines, and a coastal defense line. If war arose tomorrow, he warned, United States would be unprepared.

Linitod Press Dispatch Washington Great Britain St. Lawrence River United States William Mitchell Aircraft Board Mitchell Col. Mitchell Atlantic Pacific Coast Gol. Mitchell Navy Army

Mrs Lansdowne To Testify At Navy Inquiry

Mrs Zachary Lansdown widow of Commander Lansdown killed in the Shenandoah wreck notified the navy court of inquiry that she desires to testify. It is presumed she will discuss her husband’s attitude toward the flight that ended in the disaster.

Lakehurst N. J Zachary Lansdown Navy Court of Inquiry

Chicago Wail Scandal Deepens With Possible Officials Ties

Federal authorities hint that more county officers may be pulled into Chicago jail scandal as contempt actions proceed. Sheriff Hoffmann named in bribe charges tied to guards and jail leaves after testim ony by ex jail warden aide Foerst.

United Press Dispatch Chicago James H. Wilkerson Peter M. Hoffman Henry Foerst Wesley Westbrook Hoffmann Frankie Lake Terry Druggan Wilkerson Drugean Lake Westbrook Foerst

Public figures and rising professionals spotlighted

Dr. Anna V Hochfelder of New York city and her son Julian both in the same public speaking class at New York University. William T Russell of Washington named minister to Siam. Anne H Moughton of New York rises to a top executive post at a major New York bank.

Anna V. Hochfelder New York City Julian New ‘York ‘University William T. Russell Washington, D. C Siam Anne H. Moughton New York

Pitt Coal Company Proves Nonunion Plan a Costly Failure

John L. Lewis reports that the Pittsburg Coal Co has failed to operate its 35 western Pennsylvania mines nonunion. Only two mines, Banning Nos 1 and 2, are allegedly active with strikebreakers. Output is tiny and costly, following repudiation of the wage agreement and a new five year proposal.

Pittsburg John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Pennsylvania Pittsburg Coal Company Simly America Lewis Jacksonville J. A. Donaldson

Union Chief Blasts Pittsburgh Chamber in Labor Clash

A union leader denounces certain Pittsburg chamber of commerce members for backing Pittsburg Coal company and opposing collective bargaining. He calls the conduct destructive to confidence and a malicious blow to collective bargaining principles.

Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce Pittsburg Coal Company

Wise Child Custody Decree Ends Divorce Case

United Press reports from Columbus Indiana show Samuel Lewellen withdraws custody claim in his divorce against Edna Lewellen after Edna signs a statement denying the child as the plaintiff's. The judge grants a decree of divorce.

Columbus Ind Samuel Lewellen Edna Lewellen

Dempsey Wills Bout Near as Benton Confirms

Chicago Sept 29 Floyd Fitzsimons led Dempsey and Wills toward a title fight with a preliminary agreement already in place. Benton says signatures would come today in South Bend or Benton Harbor with July 4 1926 as a possible date. Michigan City Indiana or Michigan could host if Indiana law blocks contracts.

Chicago Floyd Fitzsimons South Bend Ind Rainbow Jack Dempsey Harry Wills B. R Reb Roy” Benton Dempsey Michigan City Mnd Benton Benton Harbor Mich Michigan Indiana

Clifford B Cook Held For Perjury In Vinton Mystery

Clifford B Cook husband of Benton county temperance worker Myrtle Underwood Cook was freed on $10 000 bond after being charged with perjury in Vinton Iowa. He allegedly lied about being in Sioux City on September 6 the night his wife was shot. He had said he was with church and alone in his room while state officials say he visited with Mrs Hester Seiling whom authorities say is tied to the murder inquiry. Seiling is held for questioning. Police note the pair shared a rooming house and were frequently together. The murder probe continues with uncertainty about possible motives or accomplices.

United Press Dispatch Vinton Clfford B. Cook Benton County Mrytle Underwood Cook Liberty Whitefield Ruhl Cook Sioux City Hester Seiling

Estate of Edward Rector Major Bond and Stock Holdings Revealed

Inventory shows the late attorney Edward Rector left a 3 million dollar estate mainly in stocks and bonds. The will directs nearly 2 million to DePauw University with the remainder to his widow. Key holdings include Burroughs Adding Machine stock 265,700. Kellogg Switchboard 367,500. Chicago & Northwestern 100,000. First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank 50,000.

Chicago Edward Rector DePauw University Rector, Hibben, Davis & McCauley Rector Burroughs Adding Machine Company Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Company Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago

Forty Two In Movie Company Poisoned at Texas Ranch

Forty two members of a film group led by Richard Dix and Esther Ralston were poisoned by ptomaine yesterday at the Bassett Blakely ranch forty miles from Houston Texas. Ambulances and cars were sent to the scene to rush victims to Houston hospitals.

Houston Tex Richard Dix Esther Ralston Bassett Blakely Ranch

Wisconsin voters choose U S senator amid LaFollette intrigue

Wisconsin voters hit the polls to select a successor to the late Senator Robert M LaFollette with candidates pledging victory. Dithmar Work and LaFollette Jr spoke in campaigns as polls open amid predictions of a lighter turnout than the primary.

Diepatuhi Milwaukee Wisconsin Robert M. LaFollette Robert M. LaFollette, Jr Waukesha Edward BP. Dithmar Baraboo John M Dithmar Lak’oellette Work William George Bruce George Bauman LaFollette Young Bob

Two Dead in Lincoln Neb Prison Escape Attempt

An investigation opened at the state penitentiary after a convic t and a guard were killed during a desperate escape attempt. Fred Brown, noted kidnapper, led the assault. Clarence E Morse, a prison guard, also died.

T. A. Kilger Brown Lincoln Neb United Press Dispatch State Penitentiary Fred Brown Clarence E. Morse

Washington apple crop tops thirty million boxes

Spokane report states the Washington commercial apple harvest this year is pinned at 26,604,000 boxes, one of the state’s largest crops. National forecast: U S apple production at 161,000,000 bushels, down 18,000,000 from 1924 due to losses in barren districts, with gains anticipated in the northwest.

Spokane Wash Washington United States Northwest

Pittsburg Favorite In New York Betting

United Press dispatch from New York reports Pittsburg remains the favorite to win the World Series against Washington starting next week. Bettors in New York view the Pirates as even money with Washington, while some odds-on bets against the Senators reflect cautious sentiment about short series outcomes.

United Press Dispatch New York Pittsburg Washington Pirates Senators John McGraw Giants Jack Bentley Bill Barry Bucky Harris Walter Johnson Roger Peckinpaugh

Body of Engineman Gibson First Recovered From S 51

NEW LONDON Conn Sept 29 The first body recovered from the sunken submarine S 51 is engineman first class John L Gibson of Portland Oregon found in the battery room. The second body William Teschemacher 18 Indianapolis was later recovered and his twin brother Frederick Jr and family were en route to Brooklyn for funeral arrangements.

United Press Dispatch New London Conn William Teschemacher Indianapolis Gibson Teschemacher Frederick Teschemacher, Jr Brooklyn Wirs Frederick. Teschemachsr New United Press Diya U.S City Rome Portland Oregon Hureher H. H. Christy U. S. S. Camden Navy Battery Room John L. Gibson Admiral Christy Century Monarch Newport Boston

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GOS WM. Mitchell Uncle Sam Cook County Dryanna Autian Wiyyiap WT Russell Misp Anne Uhougetion Lewis.galls Pany United Press Dispatchs Dempsey-Wills Clifford B. Cook W. C T. U. Woman Movie Company III Ptomaine U. S City of Rome Block Island R. L Bob Fess Roy Smith State OF Washington J. L. Gibson Camden
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