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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1925

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Council Chooses 6 C Borcherding to Public School Board

G C Borcherding was reelected to Seymour public school board for a three year term at the city council meeting. On the first ballot six councilmen voted for Borcherding after nominations from Councilmen Barkley and Beach. Beach criticized fellow councilmen, saying a faction controlled the board. the roll was called and Borcherding won. A remonstrance blocked V Starr from building a filling station on West Second and Poplar. Tipton Park will get new equipment per residents’ petition.

G. C. Borcherding West Tipton Street Seymour Borcherding Barkley James M. Shields Omer Beach Beach Mr. Beach Ablbrand Albrand Tunley Mields Sprenger Moritz West Second Street V. Starr Second Poplar Streets Third Ward Councilman Beach Tipton Park

Alpha Class Postponed Indefinitely to Columbus

A note reports Alpha Class postponement indefinitely with plans redirected to Columbus. The bulletin also invites cooling swimmers to Shields Park Pool this Sunday for a local recreation option.

Columbus

Rain Misses Jackson as Drought Persists Across County

Rain fell in Salem and North Vernon but Jackson county stayed dry while Indianapolis and vicinity saw a heavy rain. Drought conditions linger with seeds of relief in Jennings and Washington counties, streams dry, wells strained, and temperatures near 98 at Rockford pumping station.

Salem North Vernon Jackson County Indianapolis Vicinity Jennings County Hayden Jennings Washington White River Rockford

Change in Chautauqua Date Announced

The local chautauqua committee canceled the Morgan Mutual appearance in early July after a telegram from Glen McCadam. Dates July 3 4 6 7 8 were deemed inappropriate for this city. Shirley Ind agreed to host on Seymour dates. locals will set a new date promptly.

Chautauqua Morgan-Mutual Chautauqua Harry H. McDonald Glen McCadam Shirley Ind Seymour

Tunnel Hearing Date Deferred to June 19

The public service commission of Indiana notifies the Tribune the hearing on the petition of Jackson County authorities against the Baltimore & Ohio Railway for partition of grades at the west edge of the city will be held at the city building on June 19 1925 starting at 10 am The session to be conducted by a commission member was moved from its original date and will take place in the council chamber of the city building.

the Public Service Commission of Indiana the Tribune Jackson County Baltimore & Ohio Railway Council

Relief Advigerg Pass More Cases

Sufferers of county report continued illness as relief program expands access. Officials say more cases are reaching aid, with services extending to additional residents and funding being allocated to support households in need.

Jackson County Tornado Relief Funds Total 9375 With Washington Support

Jackson County Red Cross relief reached 16 cases totaling 9325 and Washington County adds 3373.25 bringing the two counties to 12729. The committee, led by Henry M. Baker, prepared 23 Drie Meyer cases none funded, and the drive proceeds toward final payments and closeout. A separate raid near Maumee recovered a still and equipment, but operators fled. no arrests reported.

Jackson County Farmers Club American Red Cross Society Henry M. Baker Red Cross Adele Driemeyer Washington County Washington Driemeyer Lois Phillips Red Cross Society Willis P. Stall H. A. Fosbrink Wallonia Fred H. Steinkamp Brownstown Joseph S. Mills Harry M. Miller This City

American Legion Joint Meeting Notice

The American Legion and Auxiliary announce a joint meeting on Monday June 8. All members encouraged to attend and participate in planned agenda items.

American Legion Legion and Auxiliary

Tip's Yellow Taxi Advertisement Pickup Service

Tip Richardson advertises taxi service with motto Any time anywhere and a contact phone 447 and residence 67. The note ends with Tip Richardson's name and an unclear initial t.

Tip Tip Richardson

Big Dance at Moore's Grove Saturday Night

Local social event announced for Moore's Grove with a big dance slated for Saturday night June 6. Posts indicate lively gathering with community turnout expected.

Moore’s Grove J6d

Two Girls Die In Rockville Road Accident

Miss Bertha Wright 21 of Indianapolis is dead and Miss Betty Campbell 18 is in critical condition after an automobile collision on Rockville road. The car driven by 19-year-old Mike Minardo side swiped another vehicle, hit a fence, struck a tree, and overturned before righting.

Indianapolis Ind Bertha Wright Betty Campbell Rockville Road Mike Minardo

Pauley’s Camp Bathing Beach Closes at Seven

The bathing beach at Pauley’s Camp shuts down every evening exactly at 7 o’clock. Lifeguards monitor visitors during operating hours and enforce closing time to ensure safety and maintenance.

Pauley

Chinese Student Strike Spreads Across Cities

Chinese students in many cities joined the Shanghai strike as police stations were wrecked in Chi-Kiang-Fu. Warships were dispatched and 400 more American sailors were to land at Shanghai. The Shanghai strike total rose to 250000 with some workers resuming duties. Foreign volunteers and nonstriking Chinese continued work.

International Peking Shanghai Chi-Kiang- Fu

German press shows moderation in disarmament note

Berlin reports say German press urges caution and negotiation while accepting some feasible demands. Officials including President Hindenburg aim to respond by meeting possible requests to show good faith, though guarantees on evacuation dates for the Rhineland and Ruhr are uncertain.

International Berlin Germany Ilindenburg Cologne Whineland Ruhr Deutsch Tageblatt France Military Control Commission Germania Versailles Deutsche Zeitung

U S Should Be Tolerant On France War Debt

Paris reports France urges U S tolerance in handling France’s war debt to America. The finance ministry says balancing the budget is top priority and Caillaux will address monetary matters after budget work, seeking foreign aid, particularly from the United States.

International News Service Paris United States France America Finance Ministry Caillaux

Six Applicants Accepted For C M T C Entrance

Joseph Moore of 607 Indianapolis avenue has entered his application for the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison this summer. He is Jackson county's sixth applicant this year. camp runs July 8 to August 8.

Joseph Moore George H. Moore Indianapolis Avenue Fort Benjamin Harrison Benjamin Hoffmeier Jackson County Moore Hoffmeier

Britain backs move to outlaw poison gas in war

London confirms full British support if President Coolidge seeks an international conference to outlaw poison gas. News dispatches from Washington indicated he contemplated asking nations to discuss the issue. Regular taxi service to Pauley's Cabin. Phone 333.

International News Service London Coolidge Great Britain British Foreign Office Washington Pauley

Heat Death Toll Climbs Across States as Heat Wave Persists

The unrelenting heat drives the death toll past 200 with New York adding 23 fatalities and Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia reporting multiple deaths. Ohio and Indiana face prostrations, water shortages, and crop losses as cities brace for more records. Indianapolis floods after a late storm relieves the heat briefly.

International Rocky Mountains Atlantic Seaboard New York Chicago Ohio Springfield Detroit Flint Saginaw Philadelphia Indiana

Galveston Bank Robbery by Four Bandits

Four bank bandits robbed the First State Bank at Galveston Indiana securing 3000 dollars. Cashier Charles Gephart fired three shots as the robbers fled in a car and a second vehicle completed the getaway.

Logansport Ind Galveston Here Charles Gephart Russell Raymond Hubler Gephart

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