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Newspaper

Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1922

Page

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Referees Ruling Upheld On Appeal In Cabinet Case

Judge A B Anderson in Indianapolis affirmed referee Harry Sheridan's ruling in the Seymour Cabinet Company bankruptcy. Guaranteed Finance and Securities Co of Cincinnati claimed a $26 500 loan for payroll and materials, seeking preferred creditor status. The court held the Cincinnati firm is a general creditor, with about 7 000 unpaid after partial recovery. The Louisville purchaser recently bought the plant for 16 500, pending disposition.

A. B. Anderson United States District Court Indianapolis Harry C. Sheridan Seymour Cabinet Company Walter Voss O. B. Abel Guaranteed Finance and Securities Co Cincinnati Abel Genera Anderson Louisville

Water Pressure Gauge Installation Begins in City

Emery Weber street commissioner supervised several men excavating in front of the city building to install a new water pressure recording gauge. J. F. McCurdy city engineer directs the project. The device will sit at the northwest telephone booth and attach to a pipe on the street water main to monitor pressure continuously.

Emery Weber J. F. McCurdy Vorney

Food Sale And Bazaar By Central Christian Church Class

Members of Mrs. Jerrell's class at Central Christian church hold a food sale and bazaar Saturday morning December 16 at 10:00 in the Kessler building on West Second Street. Buy Christmas presents and Sunday dinner there.

Knights Templar Meeting Tonight in Seymour

Stated conclave Seymour Commander No. 56 K T meets tonight at 7 p m for election of officers. All members urged to attend. W C Young Commander.

Knights Templar Seymour K. T W. C. Young

Rubbers At Greatly Reduced Prices

Readable fragment notes greatly reduced rubber prices at Dehlers. No further details or dates available.

Jewels Seized to Secure Plumbing Bill in City Jail

Sixteen Montana garnets valued at about 24 dollars were placed in Mayor Charles L. Kessler’s hands in city court to secure payment for a plumbing bill. George McDonald of Medora, intoxicated, damaged the jail cell by tearing faucets and flooding the room, then was arrested near Chestnut and Tipton streets. He claimed the stones were rough and cut locally.

Charles L. Kessler George McDonald Medora Frank Thickston McDonald Chestnut Tipton Streets Montana

I V Pavements Cause Accidents

Misty rain and sleet covered sidewalks and streets, causing injuries from falls on icy surfaces. Several hurt, two seriously, as the night’s sleet coated exposed areas with a shining ice layer. By noon warmer air helped melt much of the ice. Mrs Anna Becker North Ewing.

Sveral Anna Becker North Ewing

J F Fislar To Celebrate 18th Birthday Saturday

J F Fislar, noted Jackson county resident, will observe his ninety eighth birthday next Saturday with open house at his Farmington home. He recently lost sight of both eyes but remains in good health and has lived in Farmington since 1854.

J. F. Fislar Jackson County Farmington Fislar

Rapid Growth of Radio Industry in City

Local listeners report rapid expansion of radio in the city with 50 to 75 receiving sets in use. Dealers note rising sales as Christmas gifts. broadcasts reach Los Angeles to New York, with Clemenceau address heard nationwide. Enthusiasts predict radio will become a home necessity like the telephone.

United States Los Angeles San Francisco Honolulu N. Y East Middle West Georges Clemenceau New York City New York Santa Claus

Cooper's Winter Specials At Cooper's Tire Store

Cooper's Tire & Accessory Store advertises winter items including heaters skid chains windshield wipers and curtain glasses with prices described as 80 reasonable for safe winter driving.

Cooper's Tire & Accessory Store

Christmas Gift Idea for Ex-Service Men

Fathers, Mothers, Sisters and Wives urged to give a year’s membership to Seymour Post No. 89 American Legion. For details call R-136 D 23d W.N. Everhart adjt.

Seymour Post No American Legion W.N. Everhart Adjt

Saturday Food Sale at Reliable Furniture Store

Queen Esther Circle of Baptist Sunday School hosts a Saturday food sale at Reliable Furniture Store starting at 10 o clock. Homemade cakes pies doughnuts and other treats will be offered to raise funds.

Reliable Furniture Store Queen Esther Circle Baptist Sunday School

Taxi Service Contact in The City

A taxi listing for J. P. Clements offering service at any time and place with a contact phone at Main 340.

J. P. Clements

Needy Families Christmas Baskets Planned by Associated Charities

The Associated Charities of Seymour elects officers for 1923 and names ward chairmen at a Jackson County Loan and Trust Co meeting. A. N. Ahlbrandt remains president. Mrs Hoffmann is secretary. Fred Bacon treasurer. A Mott Harry Miller and George Bartlett to supervise basket distribution. churches lodges and firms urged to help provide Christmas offerings.

Seymour Associated Charities T. A. Mott Jackson County Loan and Trust Co A. N. Ahlbrandt R. Hoffmann Fred Bacon Association Arles Walters Hf. Lett J. F. Shiel Hoffmann J. H. Hoffman Mr. Mott Harry M. Miller George T. Bartlett Charity Board

Rail injunction may be reviewed in Daugherty impeachment

The Chicago rail strike injunction becomes a test in the Daugherty impeachment hearings as the house judiciary committee begins new testimony. Key figures include Oscar Keller, Donald Richberg, labor lawyers Thomas Stevenson and Oscar Horne, and advisor Mabel Willebrandt.

United Press Washington Chicago Daugherty House Judiciary Committee Burns Oscar Keller Wilkerson Donald R. Richberg Labor Keller Thomas Stevenson Oscar Horne Cleveland Mabel W. Willebrandt A. P. McAulley Toronto New York William J. Burns McAulley Burns Detective Agency St. Louis

Turkish Spokesman Accepts British Proposal for Christian Protection

Lauzanne peace talks avert adjournment as Ismet Pasha accepts Britain's plan to protect Christian minorities in Constantinople and Asia Minor. Turkey also signals readiness to join the League of Nations, easing fears of a Near East collapse.

United Press Lauzanne Near East Ismet Pasha Constantinople Asia Minor Turkey League of Nations Marquis Curzon League Garantee

Standard Oil Opens Filling Station at Second and Ewing

Standard Oil Company opened a new filling station at Second and Ewing streets on the old Fitch property. Clarence G. Bunton will manage with Ruby L. Clark assisting. J. R. McCalliam, Indiana manager, attended the opening to oversee the launch. The lot will be improved and kept attractively.

Standard Oil Company Second Ewing Streets Fitch Clarence G. Bunton Ruby L. Clark J. R. MecCalliam Indiana

Fresh oysters at Kelly's land stand near interurban station

Fresh oysters advertised at Kelly's land stand opposite the interurban station. The listing notes the phone number 296 for orders or inquiries.

Kelly’s

Ladies Invited to Embroidered Handicrafts Display

An invitation extends to all ladies to view an art display featuring hand embroidery. Beautiful gifts range from 50 cents to $5.00, plus a line of stamped goods. Come early and select. Zelma R B Haas. dl4d

Zelma RB. Haas

Dehler's Clearout of Menswear At Sale Prices

Dress shirts hosiery and ties with belts house slippers dress shoes offered at sale prices at Dehler's.

Dehler’s

Baptist Choir Sings at Church Practice Tonight

Regular meeting for practice is scheduled at 7:30 this evening at the church.

Engraved Christmas Greeting Card Supply Ready

A local supplier states readiness to fulfill engraved Christmas greeting card orders. The message notes a previously delayed order and confirms available stock purchased for the customer, referencing a recent daily briefing.

Tragic Train Collision Claims Dozens in Texas

Seventeen people died or were scalded to death when a Houston East and West Texas Rail road passenger coach was struck by a switch engine near Humble. One stream of scalding steam from a cracked pipe killed and burned victims as passengers crowded exits and doors jammed shut. Rescue from Humble and Houston mobilized quickly with doctors nurses and ambulances amid ongoing steam hazards.

United Press Houston Texas Houston, East & West Texas Humble

Four Leave Stolen Machine Linked to Farm Murder Case

Sheriff Yost believes Ben Brookshire the discharged farm hand did not commit the crime after two women and two men were seen near the stolen Shaffer auto just before dawn. Investigators traced a clue to Engle Laird on Church street where witnesses saw the couple abandon the vehicle. On the Stoney Creek farm detectives found the murder scene and the stolen diamonds totaling about 7,000 with a three year old left behind.

United Press Newcastle Ind Bill Shaffer Shaffey Sheriff Yost Engle Laird Church Street

High School Bazaar Saturday Supper and Market

Community event at Shields building features a dinner from 5 to 7 p.m and a marketplace selling items for Sunday meals. Offerings include breads salads doughnuts candy and a Christmas gifts booth. Entertainment includes minstrels and light comedy burlesque.

Shields

Cooper's Taxi Service Shuts Down

Fragmentary notice indicates Cooper's Taxi operated with closed cars and heaters and careful drivers, listed under Cal 226 r Any time. The partial text suggests a service notice or closure message from a local taxi business.

Arrests Made In Alleged Camp Grant Looting Case

Federal raids in Rockford Illinois led to nearly twenty arrests over looting of Camp Grant near Chicago. Authorities say more than 1.5 million in supplies were stolen between 1921 and 1922, with warrants issued for theft of government property and receiving stolen goods.

Rockford Camp Grant Chicago United States Philip Edward Said Wardaid

Central Christian Church Bazaar and Food Sale

Bazaar and food sale hosted by the Central Christian church Sunday School class in the Kessler building Saturday morning December 16 at 10 00. Fancy work cakes candy pies offered at reasonable prices. Come!

Kessler Building Central Christian Church

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Nance and Security Co Common Creditor B-T Furniture Co RADIO Tion Cooper Ll. W. Teller W. S. Fairbank Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Associated Charities of City Will Judiciary Committee Lau Posal Didd&w Henry County Passen Ger Ben Brookshire Cooper's Taxi Tip’s Yellow Taxis Tip Richardson
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