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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
3
In Columbus Indiana John E Summa, now retired as prosecutor, convicted Floyd Leslie of prohibition violations and ordered his 25 fee be given to Leslie's wife and six children, illustrating a philanthropist stance after a conviction.
Lile Kays of Greenwood escaped injury in a peculiar wreck on State road near stop 19 south of Greenwood. Heavy rain slicked pavement as an Interstate bus slowed, two following cars skidded. Kays swerved into a ditch, his car overturned but he remained uninjured aside from minor bruises.
The Inter-allied Military Control Commission reports Germany is far from disarmament required by Versailles and cannot confirm fulfillment of the treaty’s military clauses in spirit. The commission’s findings underlie last week’s disarmament demands in a note from the council of ambassadors.
Indiana conservation plans a summer field survey of Harrison County Barrens led by Dr. W. N. Logan with Indiana University instructors. The expedition will map geology and soil relations, plant distribution, exotic species, and archaic deposits, plus economic resources like clays and cement materials.
In Moscow June a Harriman representative is expected to sign a concession agreement granting exclusive rights to mine manganese in the Caucasus. Harriman reportedly pledges 1 million dollars as a performance guarantee, 4 million pounds for improvements, and another 1 million dollars as advance royalties.
The Italian poet and patriot Gabriele d Annunzio is ill with influenza at his villa in Il Cardone Italy. Physicians say he will likely remain in bed for about a week.
Police hunt two bandits who robbed six people at a barbecue stand in Indianapolis early this morning. The suspects escaped in an automobile after taking nearly 200 dollars.
Local taxi service advertises regular rides to Pawley's iCabin. Call 333 for bookings and schedule details.
The Indiana State Medical Association urges careful feeding and nursing during hot months to cut infant deaths. Emphasizes breastfeeding, proper formula only when needed, regular feeding, and avoiding alcohol for nursing mothers.
Mrs. Frank Crampton an American woman was wounded in the arm as Yun nenese troops bombarded government forces on Henan Island. Four Americans attempting to cross the Honan to Canton in a launch flying the American flag were fired upon and forced to retreat.
Edward C. Von Tress Jr. announces resignation as alumni secretary of Indiana University to pursue a business career in Florida. The alumni council accepts the resignation in session, with effective date set for next November.
The apron worn by General La fayette when laying the Bunker Hill monument cornerstone a century ago is still carefully preserved by the Masonic Grand Lodge of Massachusetts.
Government officials announce plans to investigate every Indian family living on government reservations for trachoma. The move aims to identify and treat infections across communities.
A vintage advertisement extols S S S as a blood cell builder. It claims eczema is caused by blood impurities and that increasing red blood cells clears skin eruptions, reduces itching, and improves complexion. The text emphasizes vegetable ingredients and the product’s long history since 1826.
Two Louisville women, Alice Babbitt and Rose Sullivan, pleaded guilty to distributing literature for a patent medicine marketed to women. Judge Donaker fined them and ordered immediate departure from Bartholomew County after prosecutors cited 25 local purchasers. Fines and costs totaled 12.05 each.
Public safety guidance warns swimmers to avoid heart trouble, never swim alone, avoid overheating or fatigue, skip after a full meal, wait two hours, dive only where depth is known, avoid exhaustion, not to struggle in currents, and to learn Red Cross life saving and resuscitation methods.
Lafayette Ind June 9 540 Purdue University students received diplomas and degrees. 85 were commissioned Second Lieutenants in the U S Army Reserve after completing advanced military work. Dr Frederick P Keppel of New York addressed the ceremony urging more adult education and extension work.
Police around Rocky Ford in Brazil Indiana pursued three alleged bandits who robbed the Bank of Carbon in Carbon Indiana of three thousand dollars yesterday and fled in two cars.
Mt Finn rises to 10 738 feet and is described as the greatest volcano in Eastern Europe. The peak dominates the region with imposing height and prominence.
Drillers for Universal Development Company report 1 275 feet depth in Hopewell two miles northwest of Franklin. They have drilled through 100 feet of Trenton sand and expect to add at least 50 more feet before shooting the well, possibly this week. A stockholders meeting, about 100 attendees, is set for Tuesday night at Flim and Henderson’s office in Franklin.
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