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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1925

Page

3

Editorial Crax Reflections On Modern Habits And Humor

A column of short humorous quips from various papers notes hog calling contests in Mississippi, a champ wearing a millinery crown, warnings about lying boys, criticism of Christianity, anti war bonds humor, a chorus girl and Paavi Nurma’s legs, and a motorist with one hand on the wheel.

Paavi Nurma Columbia City Evening Post

Womanless Wedding Seen in Seymour Promoted by Cortland High

Abe Martin reports from Brown County that he attended the Womanless Wedding in Seymour and will be among guests at Cortland High School Friday night with an expected crowd.

Abe Martin Brown County Seymour Cortland High School Dali

Cuba Sees Peak Rainfall In May January And July

The report notes the greatest rainfall totals occur during May January and July in Cuba. It highlights seasonal variability and regional patterns across the island.

Cuba

King of Document Fakers Arrested in Berlin

Berlin police announced the capture of Drusselovsky known as the king of document takers a forger who funded his operations by fueling race hatreds across Europe He allegedly forged letters from the Soviet foreign ministry and sought to sell false evidence to embassies and commissions. The case ties to the Zinoview letter and Ramsay MacDonald’s cabinet defeat.

Berlin Drusselovsky Europe Ramsay MacDonald England MacDonald Great Britain Moscow Russia Foreign Ministry America Charles B. Warren United States Borah Coolidge Sveti Kral Sofia Allied Military Control Commission Legation Stargard Warren

Washington County Farmer Found Drowned

John Gill a well known farmer near Pekin was found dead Monday at 3 30 in a field on his farm. He had been in ill health after a prior stroke and reportedly fell into spring water while fetching a drink. Coroner J F Kelley ruled death by drowning. Gill, 62, leaves a family and brothers Patrick and James Gill of Pekin. Burial was at St Patrick's cemetery in Salem.

John Gill Pekin Mr. Gill J. F. Kelley Gill Patrick James Gill St. Patrick’s Cemetery Salem

Huge Crowd at Winona Seeks Brethren Conference

Winona Lake Indiana June 4 Thousands attend the national conference of the Church of the Brethren in progress since June 1 and continuing through June 12 Plymouth leads Indiana delegation with nearly all church members present. By week’s end 25000 to 30000 from across the country expected daily.

Winona Lake Ind Church of the Brethers Indiana Plymouth

Sheriff Orders End to Petting Parties in Warsaw

Warsaw Indiana June 4 Sheriff Milo Maloy declares petting parties involving married men and single girls must stop. He has names of several men with families who ride with single girls into the country and warns he will pursue family matters and make arrests if the activity continues.

Warsaw Ind Milo Maloy

Syracuse Indiana football clash moved to Bloomington

Indiana University authorities shift the Syracuse at Indiana football game from Indianapolis to Bloomington. The contest will be played October 17 in the newly opened Memorial Stadium, marking the first big game on the field.

Bloomington Ind Indiana University Indianapolis Memorial Stadium

Young Superintendent Pursley Begins Third Term in Hartford County

Hartford City Indiana June 4 W FE Pursley county superintendent of schools today entered on his third term which will end in 1929. Pursley now 30 years old was one of the youngest county school superintendents in the state when he took office eight years ago. Regular taxi service to Pawleys Cabin Phone 333 m2odtf

International News Service Hartford City Ind W. FE. Pursley Pursley

Indiana Park Hotels Strain Amid Memorial Day Tourism Surge

Indiana faces crowded state parks and privately operated hotels as tourists flood in for Memorial Day weekend. At Clifty Falls State Park near Madison a new 31 room hotel and expanded sleeping quarters bring capacity to 120, yet 200 reservations were turned away. Conservation director Richard Lieber notes booming Ohio Valley promotion and rising access via highways and river transit.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Richard Lieber The Conservation Commission Clifty Falls Madison Clifty Falls Park Cincinnati Louisville Ohio Valley Indiana State Park Turkey Run Lieber

Road traffic and tourism spur hotel development

The passage calls for faster development of accommodations to match rising tourism and road travel. It notes that sponsors have been slow to build facilities and stresses the need to accelerate efforts to support the growing business and visitor demand.

Narrow escape on Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in Elwood

Mrs. J. B. Picken of Elwood recounted a near death moment on the Pennsylvania Railroad when she wandered toward the tracks as a fast train neared. W. C. Wolf, superintendent of the Richmond division, grabbed her and carried her to safety.

International News Service Elwood Ind J. B. Picken Pennsylvania Railroad W. C. Wolf Richmond

Railroad Eyes New Logansport Depot At 37500

Logansport Indiana June 4 the Pennsylvania Railroad plans a new depot at a cost of 37500 announced today by L S Rehard local agent details include the road progressing with regional expansion and investment plans in the city.

Logansport Ind Pennsylvania Railroad L. S. Rehard

Catarrhal Deafness Relief Promised by Catarrh Medicine

An advertisement explains catarrhal deafness arises from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube and promises HMANL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will rid the system of catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh. Sold by all druggists for over Years. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

HMANL F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

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