Woman alleges swindle by National Ladies Tailoring Co
A Seymour woman reports to police that a man calling himself a representative of the National Ladies Tailoring Company swindled her. She paid 35 for samples and materials after signing as local agent, but no such company exists. Chicago police say other complaints match this ruse and Hassler vanished after the contract.
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William A. Misch
Chicago Police Department
National Ladies’ Tailoring Company
T. C. Hassler
Hassler
Misch
Seymour
M W A Band To Give Concert In Baptist Gym
The M W A Band with about twenty five pieces will perform a concert and entertainment in the Baptist gymnasium on December 11. The Loyal Daughters class of the Baptist church announced the event and will sponsor the program featuring vocal and instrumental selections. Details of the program will be announced later.
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Baptist Gymnasium
Loyal Daughters’ Class of the Baptist Church
Cooper's Garage Offers Alcohol Radiator Prevention
Take No Chances on your automobile radiator freezing. Cooper's Garage recommends placing the proper amount of alcohol in your car to prevent freezing and keep the cooling system functioning.
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Cooper
Shields Christmas Fair Set for December 6
The Shields Christmas Fair is scheduled for December 6 with events in the afternoon and evening at the high school campus. Organizers urge community turnout and note activities and vendors will run across the day.
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Shields
Rutarians Hear An Able Address At Rotary Club Meeting
Dr Buford W Tyler of Terre Haute spoke at the Elks home luncheon praising service clubs for community fellowship and mutual support. He noted the value of neighbors offering counsel to businessmen and urged Rotary members to back the club movement and public service efforts. Q P Wamsley introduced the program.
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Buford W. Tyler
Terre Haute
First Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Elks
Tyler
Exchange Club
Service Club
Q. P. Wamsley
Sing
Eddleman is dismissed by Interstate Company
Greenwood Missouri motorman Roy Eddleman was discharged after a sleeper derailed on an Interstate train of three coaches at a curve on the north edge of Columbus. Officials cited excessive speed as the cause though brakes were reportedly functioning. No serious injuries reported.
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Roy Eddleman
Greenwood
Columbus
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Eddleman
Traction Company
Interstate Employes Meet In Salem For Regular Gatherings
Office forces of the Interstate Public Service Company at Salem and North Vernon met at South Chestnut offices Monday evening. Mr EB A Scott and Miss Lois Anderson from Indianapolis offices attended to confer on improving customer service and handling public utility problems. Meetings will occur every sixty days.
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Interstate Public Service Company
Salem
North Vernon
South Chestnut
EB. A. Scott
Lois Anderson
Indianapolis
Doll Bazaar by Alpha Class Set for December 13
The Alpha Class hosts a doll and miscellaneous bazaar on December 13 at the Central Garage supply room beside the to c store. See their dolls and related items in this local event.
Cox Faces Third Murder Charge In Lawrence County
Judge James A. Cox to hear third murder case in Lawrence circuit court after John Landreth, 55, farmer and timber buyer, appears in jail at Bedford for the Saturday night shooting of Roswell Shields, 42, near Georgia southwest of Bedford. Cox recently handled charges against Orva Wires and Albert Watson. Wires freed for lack of evidence.
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James A. Cox
Lawrence Circuit Court
John Landreth
Lawrence County
Landreth
Bedford
Roswell Shields
Georgia
Cox
Orva Wires
Albert Watson
Mitchell
Wires
Watson
Temperature records at Seymour Water Co pump station
The thermometer at the Seymour Water Company pump station on White River at Rockford read 15 degrees above zero again Monday night. It marked 493 degrees for the season, the coldest previous night being Friday at 18 degrees above. Forecasts call for fair and warmer weather today.
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Seymour Water Company
White River
Rockford
Attorneys to Argue Appeal in Star Publishing Suit
Local lawyers Montgomery & Montgomery Oscar B Abel and O Swails will appear in the Indianapolis appellate court Thursday. They argue the appeal in Star Publishing Company versus Mrs Ama Johnson over an Industrial Board death award for Walter Johnson the husband of the defendant. The board allowed 13 20 weekly to the widow and Star contests the award.
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Will
Emma Johnson
Industrial Board
Montgomery & Montgomery
Oscar B. Abel
O. ©. Swails
Indianapolis
Star Publishing Company
Ama Johnson
Industrial Board of Indiana
Walter Johnson
Star Publishing Co
Messrs
Abel and Swails
Indianapolis Star
Judge Cox Exhibits Sweet Potato Goose Tale
Judge James A. Cox of the Jackson Lawrence circuit courts returns from Crothersville with a sweet potato grown into a convincing goose likeness. The Bedford Democrat notes the tuber's body neck and head resemble a wild goose with a crook neck and even visible eyes, sparking local amusement among hunters and readers.
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James A. Cox
Jackson-Lawrence
Bedford Democrat
Crothersville
Lawrence Circuit Court
Tip's Yellow Taxi Advertisement Note
Classified snippet shows Tip Richardson offering taxi service under the name Tip's Yellow Taxi with contact options including phone 447 and residence 67. No dates or locations provided. The text appears as a brief business notice or ad placeholder.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
Booth Tarkington Loses Manuscript and Cadillac
Indianapolis December 2 Internation News Service reports Booth Tarkington was ready to trade a Cadillac for an unpublished manuscript when his car and two manuscripts vanished at the University Club en route to the union station. The works by Tarkington and Oliver Hermon were the sole copies, no duplicates. Tarkington expressed responsibility to Barton Currie and urged return of the manuscripts.
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Internation News
Indianapolis
Booth Tarkington
Barton Currie
Ladies Home Journal
University Club
Union Station
Currie
Tarkington
Italy and Belgium Seek Funding Plans Amid French Debt Talks
Italy in strong economic shape under Mussolini eyes a funding deal to support its $2.1 billion debt as Belgium owes about $0.5 million. France debt settlement aims to draft a tentative plan before Jusserand sails on Jan. 6, with Mellon to conference on the issue.
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International News Service
Washington
Treasury
Italy
Belgium
France
Mussolini
Mellon
Jules Jusserand
Debt Commission
Jusserand
Paris
Christmas Greeting Card Orders Advised This Week
Christmas greeting card orders should be placed this week to ensure delivery in time for Christmas. See samples at the Daily Tribune office.
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Daily Tribune
Band Concert at Baptist Gymnasium Thursday December 11
Band music with vocal and instrumental solos at the Baptist gymnasium. Event 8 o'clock on Thursday. Music lovers urged to attend this entertainment. Auspices Loyal Daughters.
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Baptist Gymnasium
Congress Gets To Work On Urgent $186 Million Deficiency Bill
Washington December 2 Congress tackled the $186,000,000 deficiency bill carried from last session with heavy sums for the soldiers bonus irrigation projects tax refunds and naval disarmament treaty enforcement. The bill also funds vocational training for veterans and a national training school while the House begins work on major appropriation bills amid intra party tensions.
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International News Service
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Veterans Bureau
Treasury Department
Northern Pacific Railroad
Fire truck hits car while answering alarm in Greenwood
A Dodge roadster driven by Thomas Newsom of Greenwood Indiana was lightly damaged when struck by a fire pumper on South Chestnut street while responding to a roof fire at the Dickson residence. Fireman Charles Otto swerved to avoid heavier damage and the truck continued to the blaze. Newsom stopped his car in the street, believing it best to halt as the truck approached.
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Thomas Newsom
Greenwood
Ind
South Chestnut Street
Charles Dickason
Jackson and
Poplar Streets
Charles Otto
Newsom
Chestnut Street
Otto
Xmas Bazaar and Food Sale at Kessler's Hardware
A Christmas bazaar and food sale is set for Saturday December 6 at Kessler's Hardware. The event is hosted by the Agenda Class of Trinity Missionary Baptist Church.
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Kessler’s
Trinity M. BE
Economy Comes by Less Expenditure Surplus Predicted
President Coolidge told Congress the 1925 26 federal budget projects a current-year surplus of 67 million and a next-year surplus near 374 million. He urged continued strict economy to cut taxes, noting planned 60 million plus reductions in ordinary outlays and a 1.3 billion debt payment shaping total spending of 3.267 billion.
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International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Army
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