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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
2
The notice lists subscription options for Seymour Daily Tribune with durations One Year Six Months and Three Months, including daily and weekly rates. Zones appear to denote regional pricing across Jackson County and surrounding districts with varying monthly costs. Prices are shown in dollars for different geographic zones.
A brief pulpit style item from the Daily Bible Thought press notes. It cites Psalm 37 3 and 5 urging trust in the Lord and doing good to dwell in the land and be fed with guidance toward fulfillment. The item mentions a Sea Bureau radio segment and printed lines about faith and commitment.
The death of Thomas Riley Marshall, former Indiana governor and vice president under Woodrow Wilson, is reported with notes on his public service. He is praised for loyalty to principles, devotion to Christian citizenship, and his open campaign style that won voter confidence.
Scores from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION TO SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION show wins for Indianapolis Toledo St Paul Louisville Columbus Minneapolis Milwaukee St Louis Cleveland Washington New York Boston Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Chicago Philadelphia Boston New York Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Buffalo Toronto Syracuse Rochester Reading Baltimore Jersey City Providence Quincey Evansville Springfield Decatur Terre Haute Bloomington Danville Peoria Chattanooga Mobile Birmingham Little Rock New Orleans Nashville Memphis Atlanta.
American League games include Toledo at Indianapolis Columbus at Louisville St Paul at Kansas City Minneapolis at Milwaukee. National League features Philadelphia at Boston Boston at Philadelphia Cincinnati at St Louis New York at Brooklyn Chicago at Detroit St Louis and Cleveland rest. No other games scheduled
The New York Giants continue winning with 28 wins in 40 games, despite manager John McGraw’s illness and absence. Hughey Jennings leads with aggressive batting, while infield changes and injuries reshuffle the lineup as Prinell, Kelly, and Groh miss time. Jackson remains to steady the defense.
The Giants boast a deep outfield and a strong lineup despite several top hitters in a slump. They may also lose another productive player, Jackson, who has performed well above .509 this season, though the club remains confident in its overall depth.
The piece notes a critical tone toward the Hindenburg crowd with suspicion they would sell the republic if a Hohenzollen pawn were found. It comments on a Windsor 44 being said to lack a kick and odd behavior of officers blamed for a supposed near stock.
Laurel street school and Laurel Parent-Teacher Association invite all parents and PTA members to bring well titled baskets for a twelve o'clock dinner under the trees Friday. A program will follow the dinner. After Sunday June 7 the portrait department of Platter's Studio will be closed on Sundays until October 1. Kodak work will be handled as usual. Bubner transacted business in North Vernon yesterday.
George H Ruth helps the Senators edge the Yankees 5 to 3 with a sharp catch but Johnson falters for Grimes. The Giants beat the Dodgers 8 to 4 in a fifth straight win this season. Red Sox topple Athletics 5 to 3 as Walberg and Groves struggle. Phillies and Braves combine for 34 hits. Phils win 12 to 9. Cards beat Reds 5 to 3 as Hornsby drives in two doubles and his 13th homer. Pirates fall 6 to 5 to Cubs after Grimm homers. Browns top Indians 10 to 2 with Williams tagging three hits.
Indiana state treasury reports 652 554 15 in May gasoline tax receipts, the first month under a 3 cent tax, up 244 889 86 from last May when 2 cents was in effect. Drivers in the Speedway 500 mile race weren’t taxed as the event did not occur on a public highway.
Nine men accused in the November murder of Sir Lee Stack governor general of the Sudan and Sirdar of the Egyptian army were found guilty in Cairo. Sentencing set for Saturday. Also, police announced the arrest of eighteen Communists amid reports of a planned revolution.
Evidence connects bolshevist activity to a murder case that led to the assassination of General Lee Stack, sirdar. Investigators trace links between revolutionary groups and the fatal act, naming suspected organizers and potential backers amid a broader political purge.
Death reported for Mrs. J E Senill of Tulsa Oklahoma mother of Mrs. L D Robertson of South Walnut Street. Robertson was at her mother's bedside when she died early Monday morning after a year of declining health and a two month period of fainting illness.
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