Christmas Party at Seymour High Brightens Many Children
Seymour children gathered at Shelds high school auditorium for a Sunday Christmas party with Santa handing out dolls to girls and airplanes to boys. Many gifts were allocated to sick siblings and later distributed to churches for Christmas baskets by Psi Xi sorority and the Seymour Business Mens' Association.
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Seymour
Shelds High School
Santa Claus
Psi [Ota Xi
Seymour Business Mens’ Association
C. H. Wiethoff
Bolivia Denies Aggressive Moves in Chaco Clash Dispute
La Paz Bolivia sent a note to the League of Nations denying Paraguayan charges that Bolivian troops move toward the coast near Bais Negra. The note reaffirmed Bolivia’s Pacific stand in the Chaco crisis and followed a similar message to the Pan-American arbitration conference in Washington and the Montevideo commission.
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la Paz
Bolivia
League of Nations
Chaco
Bais Negra
Paraguay
Pacific
No Nations
Pan-American Arbitration and Conciliation Conference
Washington
Permanent Commission For the Prevention of Wars
South America
Montevideo
May attends mother's funeral in Anderson
E W May traveled to Anderson on Sunday to attend funeral services for his mother Mary Elizabeth May 77 who died there Thursday Burial was in Knights Town cemetery Mrs May a Scipio native lived there until about twenty five years ago Husband Lafayette May survives Along with two sons five daughters three brothers and three sisters survive from heart trouble and age related ailments
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BE. W. May
Anderson
Mary Elizabeth May
Knightstown
Cousins Return From Pittsburgh Funeral of J C Bergman
Mrs. John H. Kamman and C He Ablbrand returned from Pittsburgh where they attended the funeral of their uncle, J C Bergman.
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John H. Kamman
C. He Ablbrand
Pittsburgh
J. C. Bergman
Christmas Day Observed. No Seymour Tribune Issue
The Seymour Daily Tribune will not publish on Tuesday December 25 to observe Christmas Day. The staff and local businesses close for the holiday as per long standing custom.
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Seymour Daily Tribune
Tribune
Seymour
Accidental Knee Dislocation Occurs At Kamman Jewelry
Nellie Riley of West Brown street suffered a dislocation of her right knee cap while tying a shoe at the Kamman Jewelry store on West Second street Saturday night. She was assisted to a nearby machine and transported to Schneck Memorial Hospital by Clarence Otis, with the injury quickly reset and her release home later.
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Kamman Jewelry
West Second Street
Nellie Riley
West Brown Street
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Clarence Otis
Kamman
Christmas Cantatas Brighten Sunday Evening Services
Christmas programs filled church gatherings Sunday evening as First Baptist under Paul R. McGuire presented the cantata God So Loved the World and Trinity Methodist hosted a well attended children’s program at Central Christian Church.
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First Baptist Church
Paul R. McGuire
Trinity Methodist Church
Central Christian Church
St Paul Cantata Program Set For Tuesday Evening
The Child of Prophecy, an annual Christmas cantata and program of the St Paul Congregational Church, will be given at the church Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock. Doors open at 6 30. A splendid program has been prepared and the public is invited.
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St. Paul Congregational Church
Five youths arraigned on Brown County robbery charges
Five youths taken into custody as suspects in robberies at White land and the attempted wrecking of the fast Chicago Louisville mail train were to have been arraigned today in the Johnson circuit court. Officials have failed to link them with the train robbery while investigations continue along the Louisville Indianapolis division. Other arrests were expected.
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Whiteland
Johnson Circuit Court
Belleville
Peoga
Helmsburg
Brown County
Louisville
Indianapolis
Hutchinson Named Deputy Attorney General for Indiana
Joseph W. Hutchinson of Indianapolis has been appointed by James M. Ogden the attorney general elect. Hutchinson, a 1903 Indiana Law School graduate, will provide legal advice and draft opinions for state departments. He previously practiced in Lebanon and Indianapolis and will assume duties Jan. 1.
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Indianapolis
Joseph W. Hutchinson
James M. Ogden
Indiana Law School
Lebanon
Ogde
Hutchinson
Lincoln's Homestead to be Improved for Sightseers
Washington December 24 The War Department announced plans to improve Abraham Lincoln's old Hodgenville Kentucky home. The log house will be renovated and preserved with fences and road improvements. Shrubs and native Kentucky trees will be planted along the approach road.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Hodgenville
War Department
Kentucky
Woodstock Church Plans Evening Yale Program
Members of the Woodstock church young people's department will present a Christian program at 7 30 this evening. The event promises to be excellent and all are invited to join in the observance of the Yule spirit.
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Young People's Department
The
Woodstock Church
Christmas Greetings From The Tribune Staff
A list of names appears as holiday wishes from Tribune staff members including John H. Conner Clyde K. Harris Paul R. McGuire W. H. Noelker Charles H. Ressner Martin J. Plump and many others. The card reads Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas from the Tribune staff.
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Tribune
John H. Conner
Clyde K. Harris
Paul R. McGuire
W. H. Noelker
Charles H. Ressner
Martin J. Plump
Anna E. Carter
Margaret McBride
Elizabeth Sharpow
Ralph Dorgan
Lois Ackerman
Ray Hoeferkamp
Esther Coryer
Separate Ballots Proposed for National and State Tickets
A bill to amend the 1852 act on electors provides separate ballots for presidential electors. It specifies electors to be elected on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November every four years and requires names to be printed on separate ballots with separate rows on the voting machines.
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Ec Vic
United States
General Assembly
Klan Trial Date Set in Indiana Case
Acting on a request by Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam Judge Free Hines fixed February 11 as the trial date in Noblesville for the state against the Ku Klux Klan. The action seeks to disband the Klan, appoint a receiver, and bar the organization from doing business in Indiana. The case was venued here from Marion County.
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Noblesville
Ind
Arthur L. Gilliam
Free Hines
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Indiana
Marion County
British envoy seeks U.S. aid on postwar reparations
Sir Esme Howard presented Europe’s request for American involvement in war reparations to the United States government today. He spoke for the Allies and Germany. Secretary Kellogg briefed President Coolidge at the White House after the encounter.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Sir Esme Howard
Germany
Howard
Kellogg
White House
Coolidge
Christmas Eve Rush Sweeps Seymour Merchants
Crowds fill Seymour as Christmas Eve shoppers hurry home with bundles and chatter. Merchants stay busy with last minute gift purchases while residents recall gifts to send to friends and relatives.
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Seymour
Middletown Man Sought by Police in Gunfight Case
Floyd Lickerson of Middletown Indiana was sought by Sheriff Henry Rodney after a report from Ohio that he participated in a gun fight. He reportedly told Dr Jones in Clayton he shot himself by accident and sought treatment. a later Middletown call confirmed he was wanted for Ohio authorities.
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Danville
Ind
Floyd Lickerson
Middletown
Henry Rodney
Henry County
Ohio
Dickerson
Dr. Jones
Clayton
Owl Fans Rally For Two Basketball Games This Week
Seymour prepares for a doubleheader as the Owls host New Albany Thursday and Scottsburg Friday. The B team faces Medora in the New Albany curtain raiser, then plays Scottsburg reserves Monday. Scottsburg, coached by Ike Lyons, backs a strong lineup and booster crowd plans a special return-car package. Tickets go on sale downtown Wednesday morning.
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Seymour
Owls
New Albany
Scottsburg
Medora
Babe Wheeler
Boosters Club
Interstate
Death notice for Mrs. Sarah Ellen Green
Mrs. Sarah Ellen Green age n1 died at her home 10 West Tipton Street after a long illness. Funeral services at First Baptist Church Christmas Day at 2 PM in charge of Rev A A Cohn burial at Chestnut Ridge. Born in Seymour June 30 1862 daughter of Mr and Mrs Green lived in the county all her life. She married David A Green November 20 1886 in Louisville Kentucky. She was sympathetic devoted to family and church. (Continued on page 6 column 4) Vietor record song Our Dancing Daughters on sale Brethamer Music & Radio Shop.
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Sarah Ellen Green
Beautiful wing frames for Kodak pictures
Beautiful wing frames for Kodak pictures offered at Platter's store for 25 cents each. Limited stock available. purchase combinations may vary by location and inventory.
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Kodak Pictures
Platter
Plane crash claims life of Lt. William Ht Senges at Fort Harrison
Indianapolis reports Lt. William Ht Senges, 36, of 1522 North Dearborn, died at Fort Benjamin Harrison post hospital after a plane nose-dived from about 100 feet during landing. Passenger Smith Berng, 302 North Hamilton, survived with minor injuries.
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Indianapolis
William Ht. Senges
North Dearborn Street
Schoenfield
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Waen Senges
Officers Reserves Corps
Post Hospital
Smith Berng
Hamilton Avenue
Senges
Yeggmen Crack Safe At Columbus
Local officers hunted a pair of yeggs after they blew open a safe at the Joseph V. Hilger dry goods store with nitroglycerine on a Sunday morning and escaped with about 2500 dollars in cash and merchandise including ten fur coats. Two small files were found beside the wrecked safe.
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Yeggs
Joseph V. Hilger
Hoover Re-elected With Record National Vote Total
Washington reports Herbert Hoover won the presidency with 21,429,109 votes to Alfred E. Smith’s 15,005,497 from a total of 36,798,669. Minor candidates combined for 274,226, while the GOP carried 40 states, the largest electoral margin in history, though Hoover’s popular margin over Smith fell short of Coolidge’s 1924 tally.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Thomas
Webb
Mr. Hoover
Coolidge
Davis
Smith
Bus Crash Near Elkhart Kills One and Injures Thirteen
A Pony Express bus from Detroit to Chicago crashed into two trees near Elkhart Indiana Sunday morning killing 31 year old Ray W Sailer of Elkhart and injuring thirteen others. Sailer died at Elkhart General Hospital from head and chest injuries. He was en route to Chicago for Christmas with relatives and leaves a widow and a two year old son.
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Kikhart
Ind
Pony Xpress Company
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Ray W. Sailer
Elkhart
Elkhart General Hospital
Fire damage at home of Wilbur Schulte on South Walnut
Spark from a flue caused minor damage at Wilbur Schulte's residence on South Walnut Street about 8:10 this morning. Firemen responded and extinguished the blaze with little effort.
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Wilbur Schulte
Walnut Street
Postmen Work Sunday to Relieve Mail Congestion
Postmen worked on Sunday for the first time in years to run regular routes and handle a large amount of Christmas mail. The post office will close this evening to clear outstanding mail, and employees are working at top speed to improve service. Office will be closed all day Tuesday for Christmas celebrations.
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H. Lett
Coolidge Seeks Farm Relief Before Term Ends
President Coolidge has informed congressional leaders he wants a Farm Relief bill passed before his term ends. The move revives the McNary stabilization board proposal and pits supporters and opponents against each other as Congress weighs immediate action versus awaiting President-Elect Hoover.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
White House
McNary
Senate Agricultal Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Hoover
King Improves as Subjects Rejoice at Palace
London reports the king's condition showing steady improvement after a week of illness. His physicians say he had a quiet night and the overall status remains unchanged. The royal children visited the bedside as the Duke of Gloucester returned from Africa and arrived in London.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Stanley Hewett
Hugh Rigby
Dawson
Penn
Duke of Glster
F Henry
Africa
Southampton
Capetown
Weather Records Temperatures and Stage of Rio
Readable fragments show temperatures with a high around 45 and a low near 19. Mentions a stage or water level of Rio i ft 9 une and low water conditions.
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Rio
Weather Forecast for Ohio Walk Monday
Partly cloudy with snow in upper Ohio region. Snow or rain expected midweek. Temperatures generally above average but colder near the lake.
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Upper Ohio
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