Newsom warns Rome snubbed farmer addresses Lions club
Indiana State Grange master Jesse Newsom told the Seymour Lions Club that luxury drives national decline as civilizations fell from neglect of agriculture. He urged the “le balance system” to protect farmers and noted Europe uses similar tariff protections. The meeting included Volney Carter and Jack Hagel with plans to collect books for Pendleton reform school.
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United States
Jesse Newsom
Indiana State Grange
Seymour Lions Club
Babylon
Egypt
Rome
Mr. Newsom
Newsom
Volney Carter
Jack Hagel
Washington
Baughman Rites Thursday at First Baptist
Allen Baughman longtime watchman at the Pennsylvania B and O crossing will be buried tomorrow afternoon in River View cemetery. Rites at 1 30 at the First Baptist church with Rev A A Cohn conducting the service.
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Allen Baughman
Pennsylvania
Porter Wanted by Williams' Barber Shop
Walker sought for urgent porter duties at Williams' Barber Shop located at 113 Chestnut. Apply in person. prior experience preferred.
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Williams’ Barber Shop
Chestnut
Last Week of Barlow Gift Shop Sale in Florida
The notice announces the final week of a sale at Barlow Gift Shop in Florida with items discounted and closing dates specified for shoppers seeking bargains before the shop ends operations.
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Barlow Gift Shop
Florida
Wheeler Seeks Verdicts On Bootleg Poison Deaths
Wayne P Wheeler of the Anti saloon League proposed verdicts to explain deaths caused by drinking poison bootleg liquor. He warned the public that trusting bootleggers or their labels risks lives with no chance of salvation.
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Washington
Wayne P. Wheeler
Anti-saloon League Today
Dangers of Sled Riding Prompt City Warning
Chief William A. Misch warned parents about children hitching sleds to automobiles and coasting the streets. He cited loss of control on icy roads, the risk of a sled being struck, and potential injuries or a fatality seen in Indianapolis.
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William A. Misch
Indianapolis
Seymour
Martha Arbuckle Rites Held for 97 Year Old
Funeral services are set for tomorrow morning at the Baptist church in Commiskey for Mrs. Martha Arbuckle 97 who died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Harvey Deputy’s home in Crothersville. The Rev Walter L Moseley will preach the sermon and burial will be in Coffee Creek cemetery.
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Baptist Church
Commiskey
Martha Arbuckle
Harvey Deputy
Crothersville
Walter L. Moseley
Coffee Creek
Will Clear Cobb's Name
Ty Cobb was to meet with attorney James Murfin in Detroit as his defense in the baseball scandal. Murfin, a former judge, said Cobb should be cleared of the stigma and expressed belief in his honesty and sportsmanship. The exact legal route remained uncertain pending a full review.
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Detroit
Ty Cobb
James ©. Murfin
Cobb
Murfin
United Press
Calendar of Holidays to Fall on Weekends for Seymour
The Seymour Business Men's Association notes most holidays next year fall on Saturday or Monday. Christmas and July 4 create two-day breaks, New Year's Day and other dates shift merchants’ hours, with several federal or civic observances marked by local programs and near-blank business activity. The year has only one Friday the 13th, in May.
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Seymour
Seymour Business Men’s Association
Elks
Hallowe’en
Hagel of Washington Visiting City Friends
J. P. Hagel of Washington is spending time with friends and relatives in this city during a current visit.
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J. P. Hagel
Washington
Car of Pocahontas Lump Coal on Track
Morgan and Son advertise lump coal from Pocahontas in a dated ad. The jumbled note mentions a car of coal on track and references the dealer without further details.
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Pocahontas
Morgan and Son
Paris Court Grants Divorce to Mary Hay from Richard Barthelmess
Paris lawyers announced that actress Mary Hay Caldwell was granted a divorce from actor Richard Barthelmess by a Paris court. Both parties had been in Europe recently. Miss Hay filed suit and Barthelmess returned to the United States after a brief stay.
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Paris
Mary Hay
Caldwell
Richard Barthelmess
Miss Hay
Barthelmess
Europe
United States
Called meeting for installation of officers announced
A meeting is set for 7 30 Thursday night December 30 for the installation of officers. The notice is signed by B S Shinness and W M.
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B. S. Shinness
W. M
Eagles New Year's Eve Dance Event
On Friday December 31 from 9 to 1 the Eagles host a dance for members families and invited guests with music by Schinner's Orchestra. The event promises a festive year end celebration at the Eagles club.
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Eagles
Schinner
Charles Birger Defies Capture In Long Distance Talk
Evansville dispatch reports Charles Birger the Harrisburg based gang leader says he has not been arrested and will not be taken by Franklin county officers. He claims he was in Harrisburg during the Adams slaying and asserts he could mobilize 60 men if needed.
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Charles Birger
United Press
Evansville
Joe Adams
West City
Saline County
Harrisburg
Franklin County
State’s Attorney's Office
Adams
Norris criticizes State Department policy on Nicaragua actions
Senator George W Norris denounces U S use of marines in the Nicaraguan conflict and warns that if Washington did the same against Britain warships would be booming. He spoke in an interview with United Press criticizing the department's concealment of the true state of affairs.
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Senator Norris
United States
Nicaragua
Washington
State Department
George W. Norris
Great Britain
United Press
Norris
Funeral Services Held for John Tiemyer Farmer
Funeral services were to be held at 1 o clock for John Tiemyer a 67 year old farmer who died at his Borchers neighborhood home Monday. He was one of eight brothers and sisters and survived by a wife who died two years earlier and eight children. Remaining siblings live in Terre Haute Dudleytown Kansas Seymour Michigan.
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John Tiemyer
Borcher’s
Tiemyer
Louis Tiemyer
Terre Haute
Dudleytown
George
Charles
Henry Tiemyer
Kansas
Anna Bridgewater
Seymour
Emma Droege
Michigan
Fall's Condition Improves After Pneumonia Battle
Albert B. Fall former Secretary of the Interior shows improved condition as doctors say he is out of danger in a few days. Bulletin notes favorable progress and that everything points to a favorable outcome. Fall contracted pneumonia while traveling to his New Mexico ranch from Washington where he had been acquitted of conspiracy charges in a naval oil lease case. Doheny also was acquitted of similar charges.
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Tuzel Paso
Texas
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
New Mexico
Washington
RE. L. Doheny
Seymour Business College Mid-Winter Term Starts January 3
Seymour Business College announces the mid-winter term begins January 3, 1927, with enrollment and course offerings for the season.
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Seymour Business College
Gilliam Seeks Habeas Based on Trial Records
Michigan City Ind December 29 Attorney General Arthur Gilliam files a brief arguing there are no trial-record facts to show illegal imprisonment of D C Stephenson. The reply to a habeas corpus petition centers on venue change errors from Marion to Hamilton counties and notes Stephenson’s murder conviction and life term under Warden Daly.
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Michigan City
Ind
Arthur Gilliam
D. C
Hamilton County
Hamilton
Stephenson
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Gilliam
Hamilton Circuit
Indiana State Prison
Walter N. Daly
State Penitentiary
Marion
Noblesville
Marion County
Wm. H. Remy
Ralph Kane
Chas. E
Indiana Alumni Meet Held in Brownstown
Indiana University alumni gathered in Brownstown court room for a meeting on university needs. Dean Smith of the Education Department spoke as principal speaker. Mrs Estella B Prince of Brownstown was introduced as the new women's division chairwoman and spoke briefly.
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Indiana University
Brownstown
Dean Smith
Education
University
Estella B. Prince
Brother's Call Sends Glen Waggoner to Indianapolis
Glen Waggoner traveled to Indianapolis after a hurried call reporting his brother Elmer, a Seymour native and railroad worker, critically ill at a hospital there. Elmer was rushed to surgery after suddenly falling ill at work and no word has come since the operation.
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Glen Waggoner
Indianapolis
Elmer
Seymour
Two Firemen Die in Louisville Drug Sundries Fire
In Louisville a $125,000 blaze at the Kentucky Drug Sundries Co. building killed two firemen. Captain Wm. A. Fisher fell from the third floor while guiding a hose. Charles Webb, trying to save him, went down with him. Both died in hospital.
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Louisville
Kentucky Drug Sundries Co
Wm. A. Fisher
Charles Webb
Bank Robber Plot or Rule False Alarm
South Bend authorities probed what appeared to be a bank robbery plot after two notes referring to banks were found in Mishawaka and Winamac. Three men, Arthur Cochran 18 Elbert Lincoln 20 and Clarence Mills 24 were arrested and charged with automobile robbery while investigations continued.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Mishawaka
Winimac
Elkhart
Arthur Cochran
Elbert Lincoln
Clarence Mills
Chicago
Mills
State Bank
Walkerton
Here
Saved by Clothesline in Ice Plunge Rescue
Monticello Indiana December 29 11 year old Robert Braugh son of Mr and Mrs Fred Braugh narrowly escaped drowning when thin ice gave way during skating He kept afloat until a companion found a clothesline and pulled him to safety
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Monticello
Ind
Robert Braugh
Fred Braugh
Brough
Four Bandits Loot Coal Office
Four bandits held an equal number of Allied Coal Company workers at bay in Indianapolis late yesterday and escaped with 200 to 300 dollars in cash. A shot at one employee misfired.
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Indianapolis
Allied Coal Company
Closing Notice From Florida Meat Shops
Closing notice states meat shops Heins Steinker and Blumer will be closed all New Year's Day and that the team will return to Florida.
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Heins, Steinker and
Blumer
Coolidge Involves Cabinet In Nicaragua Timeline
The State Department asks Admiral Latimer to report more fully on events in the Nicaraguan Civil War area occupied by U S forces to counter charges of imperialism. President Coolidge summons Kellogg and Wilbur to discuss developments as protests over occupation and alleged censorship surface.
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Washington
State Department
Julian L. Latimer
U. S. Naval
U. S
Diaz seeks extension of neutral zone in Nicaragua
President Diaz of Nicaragua asks American authorities to widen the neutral zone from Puerto Cabezas to Pacific coast ports. The Conservative government, recognized by the United States, cites dwindling ammunition and advancing Liberal forces. He reports 40 Conservative prisoners with many killed or wounded as the conflict threatens American lives and property.
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Coolidge
Kelloge
Navy
Wilbur
T. S. Vaca
State Department
Puerto Cabezas
Sacasa
Kellogg
Latimer
Mexico
United States
White House
Lasca Liberal
Puerta Cabezas
Nicaragua
Managua
Diaz
Pacific Coast
el Bluff
Estel H. Hancock Music Co Offers Atwater Kent and Stewart Warner Radios
Estel H Hancock Music Co highlights radio options from Atwater Kent and Stewart Warner. Customers can compare models and prices at the store location to choose reliable home receivers.
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Buy the Best
Atwater Kent
Stewart Warner Radio
Estel H. Hancock Music Co
Baptist Versus Congregationalist Basketball Night
A December 30 game night at Baptist gym features a curtain raiser at 7 and the main contest at 8. The event pits Baptist against Congregationalists in a local basketball showdown.
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Baptist
Baptist Gym
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LIONS
Baughman
First Baptist Church
Porter
Coffee Creek Cemetery
Paul R. Mallon
Borchers
Tak
Gilliom
Bricfin
Steve
Glenn Waggoner
Riley Joble
The
Seymour Water Co
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