Daily Ly Bible Thought Race Edition Publication Note
The radio Bible service presents a daily thought with a religious quotation John 14 6 The only way I am the way the truth and the life The page includes publisher and advertising details for Seymour Indiana post office second class matter and carrier subscription options. It lists rates and distribution zones for 1925 with national reps in Chicago and New York.
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Daily LY Bible Thought Press and
Race
The
Radio Bible Service Bureau
Seymour City Council Reelects G C Borcherding To School Board
The Seymour City council reelected G C Borcherding to the board of school trustees by a nearly unanimous vote, with Omer Beach dissenting. The editor praises public interest in education and urges continued support for trustees to advance the schools without political interference.
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Seymour
G. C. Borcherding
Omer Beach
Friends of
Board of Trustees
State Board of Education
Borcherding
Sveten
Ithan Peredd Bey
Sentences Given in Military Trial for Espionage
A military tribunal sentenced Tsar General Belo and six other men to death for military espionage. A woman was also executed in the case. One person was acquitted while several others received varying penalties. blurred and partial report from Inter News service.
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Keiff
Jon
Belo
Russia
Poland
Contested Election Shakes Bartholomew School Post
Walter Rice a Columbus High School teacher and Republican candidate plans to contest the election of Harley Talley as Bartholomew county superintendent of schools. An attorney general opinion from Arthur Gilliam will be sought to determine legal steps to void the election. The dispute centers on whether the county auditor should have voted on the first ballot June 1 or waited for the second ballot, with Talley declared elected on the fourth ballot.
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Harley Talley
Newbern
Bartholomew County
Walter Rice
Columbus High School
Talley
Rice
Arthur Gilliam
Indiana
Mr. Rice
Samuel Sharp
Benjamin F. Ropp
Columbus
Jackson County
Samuel Carr
James Tatlock
Balloon Race Prep Near Brussels for Gordon Bennett Cup
Balloon pilots from seven nations, including two American entries, prepared at Solboseh field near Brussels for the Gordon Bennett cup race to be held tomorrow. Belgian, English, Spanish, Italian, Swiss entries join American entrants W. T. VanOrman and Lieut. W. J. Flood with aides. The Belgian Aero Club funds a new trophy to continue the event after Brussels secured the cup last year.
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International News Service
Brussels
Solboseh Field
Gordon Bennett
W. T. VanOrman
K. Wollam
Akron
Ohio
W. J. Flood
Lieut. H. MacCormick
St. Louis
Ernest Demuter
Belgian Aero Club
Indian potentate dies in Paris at 48
The Maharajah of Gwahior, one of India's richest rulers, died last night at the Hotel Chateau de Madrid. Cause of death was blood poisoning. He was 48. The French Government refused permission for cremation on the Seine bank per Hindu rites.
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Paris
Maharajajah of
Gwahioer
India
Chateau de Madrid
Maharajah
Seine
Indiana honors Moomaw with gold medal
Karl Moomaw of Bluffton receives Indiana University’s annual gold medal for best habits college spirit application and sincerity. A three letter man, he has starred on the baseball football and basketball teams for three years in Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Ind
Karl Moomaw
Bluffton
Indiana University
Moomaw
Miss Inez Ault Visits Crothersville For Weekend
Miss Inez Ault traveled to Crothersville this afternoon to spend the weekend with relatives.
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Inez Ault
Crothersville
Schedule Highlights for AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AND LEAGUE
In the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus plays Indianapolis while Toledo visits Louisville Minneapolis faces Kansas City and St Paul meets Milwaukee. The AMERICAN LEAGUE features Chicago at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston St Louis at New York Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at St Louis and more games.
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American Association
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Clorieo
Ss. Hos Eays
St. Ervais
Saas Pe
Cleveland Resoepoil
Pes Ae
Afi
New York
W. York
Brooklyn
Eee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Crbcinma
Chicago
Boston Ee
St. “Bouldin
St.Paul
Detroit
St.Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Jersey City
Baltimore
Providence
Reading
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Mobile
Quincy
Bloomington
Evansville
Terre Haute
Danville
Decatur
Peoria
Springfield
National League
Tagging All Bases In MLB Action Report
The Athletics beat Detroit 8 to 6 to stay atop the standings as other AL clubs chased in a tight race. Washington topped Chicago 6 to 3 while the Yankees edged St. Louis 10 to 7 behind a youthful lineup. In the NL Luque outpitched Benton 1 to 0 in 10 innings, Mitchell beat Pittsburgh in extras 6 to 5, and Snyder homered twice for the Giants as Wheat also went deep for Brooklyn in a 7 to 6 win.
Mrs Kathryn Allen Heads to Indianapolis for Weekend
Miss Kathryn Allen of Browns Town travels to Indianapolis for a weekend visit.
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Kathryn Allen
Brownstown
Indianapolis
Babson Forecast Issued by Roger W Babson
Roger W Babson delivers an authentic forecast in a statement to the Seymour Daily Tribune outlining his cautious economic outlook and predictions for business trends.
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Roger W. Babson
Seymour Daily Tribune
Babson Sees Goodwill as Key Asset in Business Value
Babson Park Mass June 6 1925 Roger W Babson weighs in on goodwill and brand value amid Dodge Brothers debate. He argues brands and goodwill can be highly valuable yet easily damaged and urges firms to balance intangibles with tangible assets in credit and investment decisions.
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Babson Park
Mass
Dodge Brothers
Roger W. Babson
Babson
Wall Street
Botan
Venee
Kodgee Brothers
Michigan
Poland
Washington
American Wheat Crop Shortage Predicted
The department of agriculture foresees a poor wheat yield this season despite world shortages. More than half of winter wheat acreage was abandoned in Washington, Montana, Oregon, New Mexico, and Texas, with a national abandoment rate near a quarter. Conditions on May 1 were poor and last month’s cold weather did not improve prospects.
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Lustwear
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Montana
Oregon
New Mexico
Texas
Agricultural outlook hints at steadier farm economy
A report says moisture and soil are favorable in Canada and hog supplies are lower than any year since after the war. About 42 million hogs are to be slaughtered next year with 28 million killed in the first half, verse 21 million in the prior period, hinting at possible cattle price effects and an eventual farming recovery.
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Canada
Platter's Studio Portrait Department Closes Sundays After June 7
After Sunday June 7 the portrait department of Platter's Studio will close on Sundays until October 1 Kodak work will be handled as usual.
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Platter
Kodak
Jsd&w
Miss Helen Rogers Visits Louisville for Day Outing
Miss Helen Rogers traveled to Louisville this morning to spend the day there.
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Helen Rogers
Louisville
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H. Edmund Scheef
North Michigan Ave
R. R. Mulligan & E
Forty-second St
Wrone
Interews
Pervice
Gillam
Solbosch
Brussel
Athletics
Senators
Cvengros
Yankees
Gehring
Wanninger
Combs
Babe Ruth
Luque
Benton
Clarence Mitchell
Philly
Frank Snyder
Wheat
Chicago Cute
Vocalion
Gennett
Brunswick
Vande Walle Music and Radio Co
West Second Street
Seymour, Ind
Dodge Bros
Joe Steele
St. Louis Ave
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