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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1927

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Indian Chief and Squaw Arrested in Fire Water Raid

Brown county officers, with help from Bartholomew and Johnson officials, arrested Charles F. Crump and three Indians at Ookomis Indian Reservation for bone dry law violations. Crump, a Columbus chicken fancier and resort investor, faces nuisance charges and was bond-bound at 1,000 dollars after transfer between Franklin and Nashville. Other arrestees include Chief Eaglefeather, Princess Silverheels, and manager Claude Graham amid plans to padlock the resort.

Charles _F. Crump Columbus Seymour Crump Columbus Yesteday B. Frank Harden Bartholomew County Brown Nashville Col Wilkerson Brown County Ookomis Indian Reservatio Bown County Wilkerson Freemont Miller Franklin Brown Circuit Miller Clarence Long Johnson Brown Counties Eaglefeather Princess Silverheels Claude Graham Graham Tv Indians Bartholomew Gnawbone Alvah Lane Gnawhore Lennis Wood Borgantown Pruitt

Turkish Towels Sale At Simon's Friday and Saturday

About 20 dozen heavy double thread Turkish towels offered for sale at Simon's, with pricing and exact store hours listed for Friday and Saturday. Local shoppers are invited to visit the 2le event and view available stock.

Simon's

Baptist Vacation School Opens Monday At 9 Oclock

The First Baptist church under Pastor A A Cohn will open its third consecutive Daily Vacation Bible School next Monday at 9 00 am. The four week program runs June 13 to July 8 with ages four to fifteen eligible. Devotions precede lessons with departments for music stories handicraft and play led by Mrs L De Robertson and assistants. Continuous coverage on page 44 column 1.

Methodist Church The Baptist Church Methodist School First Baptist Church A. A. Cohn Kinderatten L. de Robertson Sarah Elizabeth Cohn Jerry Stratton Ruth Scott Pri

Tax Board Hearings Begin Preparations for 1927 Assessments

The state board of tax commissioners opens a thirty day session in the county with hearings to June 30 at Brownstown. Officials include Ephriam White and Mrs Josephine Lewis on the five member board and officers Cash Kern Frank Dailey and Samuel Carr.

State Board of Tax Commissioners Brownstown Owen Boling County Board of Tax Review Board of Review Ephriam White Hamilton Township Josephine Lewis Jackson Towship James A. Cox Cash Kern Frank Dailey Samuel Carr

Dentist Dr Spencer Returns to Office after Accident

Dr. C Hl Spencer, a local dentist injured in an automobile crash a month ago, returns to his office today. He plans part time work for a spell, noting his left leg was crushed when a car driven by John L Murphy backed into his sedan.

C. Hl. Spencer Dr. Spencer John L. Murphy

Fish and Game Assn. Regular Meeting Friday Night

Fish and Game Association schedules a regular meeting Friday night at T. R. Carter's. Members are urged to attend and discuss local conservation issues.

Fish and Game Assn T. R. Carter's

Sapp Elected Rotary International President at Ostend

Arthur H. Sapp of Huntington Indiana was elected president of Rotary International at the Ostend Belgium convention. He spoke in Seymour on August 28 1923 and outlined plans for expansion in Europe South America and the Orient including new clubs in Germany Brazil Argentina and Peru. Etienne Fougere of Lyons urged true peace through Rotary service and under standing and called for formation of clubs across twenty eight European states.

Arthur H. Sapp Huntington Ind Rotary International Ostend Belgium United Press Sapp Seymour Europe South America The Orient Germany Brazil Argentina Peru Etienne Fougere Lyons France Rotary M. Fougere

Masonic Notice for Jackson Lodge Friday Meeting

Called meeting of Jackson Lodge 146 F and A M Friday evening at 7 30 Work in RE A degree C R Jackson W M. Silk hose at 49 cents a pair at Simons.

Jackson Lodge C. R. Jackson W. M Simon's

Radio man eyes county game preserve expansion plan

Powell Crosley Jr of Cincinnati considers creating a private game reserve in the county by acquiring 1,000 acres south of Browns town. He already holds options on 600 acres and toured the knob district with Dr E N Kestner and A J Johnson to interview landowners. The project aims to protect wildlife, stock pheasants and other birds, and provide sport for Crosley.

Powell Crosley, Jr Cincinnati Brownstown Crosley Crosley Radio Corporation E. N. Kestner Ewing Mr. Crosley A. J. Johnson Lawrenceburg Knob District Browns A. Y. Pollett

Prosecutor and Judge to Act on Parole Petitions

Judge James A. Cox and Prosecuting Attorney Coulter M. Montgomery will jointly handle clemency petitions under the new pardons board plan. All applications must show new evidence and be supported by the judge and prosecutor, with hearings scheduled before any decision on clemency.

James A. Cox Coulter M. Montgomery Pardons Board Cox Mr. Montgomery

Prosecutors Told to Take a Sane View on Medicinal Whiskey

Coulter M. Montgomery, a district prosecutor, will receive a letter from Attorney General Gilliam urging a sane view on use and possession of whiskey for medicinal purposes. Gilliam cited the state supreme court's exemptions and asked prosecutors to apply the liberal interpretation while interpreting the Wright law.

Coulter M. Montgomery Gilliam State Supreme Court United Press Gov. Jackson Wright Supreme Court

Contracts For Grading State Road Let

A contract for grading eight and five tenths miles of state road No. 56 between Salem and Scottsburg in Washington and Scott counties was let to James C. Ellis of Rockport for 79 320.08 dollars by the state highway commission. The road will enhance the local state road system and benefit Salem Scottsburg and Jackson county motorists.

Salem Scottsburg Washington Scott Counties State Highway Commission James C. Ellis Rockport Scottsbury Jackson County

Pocahontas Coal Car Load Jump On Track

Dan Morgan and Son report a six inch jump on the track involving a coal car load at Pocahontas. Contact via phone 53 percent for details on the incident and recovery.

Dan Morgan & Son

Country Club Opens Dance Friday Night at Nine

Notice announces opening dance for Country Club members at 9 00 Friday night with details unreadable. The message appears brief and lacks additional facts or context.

Country Club

Band Concert Tonight at Shields Park

Jeed Silk dresses priced from 6.00 and up headline shopping note and attraction for Simon's department store details.

Shields Park Simon's jeSdtlaw

Lindbergh Homecoming Sparks Capital Preparations

Washington rushes to honor Charles Lindbergh as his triumphal homecoming nears. Grandstands rise between the Washington Monument and the White House for a ceremony in which President Coolidge will award the Distinguished Flying Cross. A citizens committee funds the reception while stores and homes display Lindbergh images.

Washington Charles Lindbergh National Capital Washington Monument White House Coolidge Lindbergh Distinguished Flying Cross Citizens’ Committee Army Navy New York Paris

Probe charges by Stephenson

Michigan City Indiana June 9 The state board of charities began calling witnesses at random to examine Stephenson charges that he was mistreated by prison officers The inquiry follows Stephenson and prison board president Moorman appearing before investigators Warden Walter H was named in Stephenson's writ ten charges in applying for a parole.

Michigan City Ind State Board of Charities D. C Moormen Stephenson Walter II

King Ben's Trial in Recess in Michigan Case

St Joseph Michigan June 9 Former members of the House of David colony testify against King Ben Purnell claiming immoral practices under religious pretense Hazel Wuerth a former girl inmate testifies of manipulation through biblical passages asserting immortality through purification Defense to present many witnesses after state rests.

St. Joseph Mich Stit House of

Scholl lawyers push to save Gary killer from electric chair

Walter A. Scholl, who pleaded guilty to strangling his two children Vivian eight and Donald six in Gary, Indiana, faces final arguments as his attorneys seek to show insanity. Alienists testified for the defense while Reverend Charles A. Scholl and Mrs. Scholl recalled the family turmoil.

Valparaiso Ind Walter A. Scholl Gary Scholl Vivian Donald Charles A. Scholl Pittsburgh

Coolidge Plans Indiana Speech En Route to South Dakota

President Coolidge will depart Washington Monday night for Hammond Indiana arriving Tuesday afternoon for a speech. He then travels to Rapid City arriving late Wednesday afternoon on the way to the South Dakota game lodge for his summer holiday.

Washington Coolidge Hammond Ind Rapid City South Dakota

Life Created in Laboratories Believed by Sir Oliver Lodge

Sir Oliver Lodge, speaking to the Oxford University psychological society in London, says life may be created in laboratories by biologists. He notes life depends on matter and energy and cites laboratory-made urea sugar and starch as evidence that artificial protoplasm might one day show vitality.

London Oliver Lodge Oxford University Psychological Society Oliver

Flight around world proposed by Chamberlin and Levine

Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine proposed a globe flight and a trans Atlantic air service with plans to invest 2 million dollars. They expect to start within a year using multi motor planes and may face offers from media groups while considering a Vienna stop en route to Prague.

United Press Berlin Globe Clarence Chamberlin Charles Levine Chamberlin Levine Charles Lindbergh trans-Atlantic Air Service Nol America United States London New York Ous Vine Pri Vienna

Dance At Hill's Hotel Saturday Night

A Hill's Hotel event hosts a Saturday night dance. The notice invites attendees to enjoy music and socialize at the venue. Ads mention a 15 percent merchandise discount available all week at Simons.

Hill's Simons jeSdtt&w

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