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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
2
A religious snippet cites Romans chapters eight, asserting that all things work for good for believers and that God is ultimately for them. It emphasizes divine love through Christ and asks who can separate believers from that love.
The U S Supreme Court sustains the New York criminal anarchy act as valid and constitutional. Justice Sanford states the statute bans language that advocates overthrow by unlawful means and affirms the state's duty to punish abuses of free speech to protect public peace and safety.
Purdue University attendee Lou Gossman of Lafayette is spending the summer with relatives in Brownstown while home from campus.
Spirits rise as Hod Eller signs with the Seymour Reds joining a Sunday game against Washington at Seymour athletic park. Eller, a noted southern Indiana semi pro, teams with Uher behind the plate while Tigue and Martin form the Washington battery. Fans rally after Gillum’s no show and local support remains strong despite a mid‑season form hurdle.
Premier Painleve was expected to arrive in Morocco by six in the evening for an airplane inspection visit with Marshal Lyautey, directing the French campaign against the Rif. In Moscow the Communist Internationale urged workers peasants and soldiers to fraternize with the Rif and pressure the French and Spanish governments to seek peace or risk a new world war.
Farmers expect wheat yield near 16 bushels per acre this season with about 31 000 acres sown up from 26 000 last year due to favorable cool weather. Tomato crops suffer from drought heat and frost with many fields abandoned or awaiting rain. Replanting efforts lag as moisture remains scarce and heat continues to scorch young plants.
President Cov idge announced the appointment of Col Winfield Scott of Oklahoma as deputy commissioner and Edward W Morgan of Verona as deputy commissioner and chief clerk. Scott currently serves as deputy commissioner and Morgan as chief clerk of the pension office.
Giants win 9 to 7 over the Phillies as two run in the fifth fuel the comeback. Reds take 3 to 1 behind Caveney’s seventh inning homer and McNulty’s double. Indians edge Red Sox 3 to 2 after Zanhis er is pummeled in the eighth. Dodgers top the Cardinals 5 to 1 with Sotheron forcing errors and Vance removed.
Yesterday's scores include AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville 2 St Paul 1 and Toledo 10 Milwaukee 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3 and Cleveland 3 Boston 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 7 Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 1, New York 9 Chicago 7, St Louis 5, Brooklyn 1. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Syracuse 4 Jersey City 2, Toronto Reading rain, Baltimore 6 Buffalo 1, Rochester 7 Providence 4. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Nashville 12 Atlanta 7, Birmingham 6 Chattanooga 5, other games postponed due to rain. PHREAO LEAGUE Quincy 22 Springfield 7 Pvaneville 5 Decatur 4 fourteen innings Bloomington 5 Peoria 3 Terre Haute 7 Danville 3.
Today’s schedule lists Minneapolis at Indianapolis, Kansas City at Columbus, St. Paul at Louisville, Milwaukee at Toledo, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Boston, Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Washington, Brooklyn at St. Lamia, Foxton at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, and New York at Chicago.
Baseball roundup notes Athletic and Giants share league lead by same percentage. Chicago's golden jubilee celebration turns into a New York banquet as Terry hit a homer off Bush.
Lakehurst N J June 10 The United States navy dirigible Los Angeles will not attempt a second flight to the Norse American centennial at Minneapolis It is certain the Shenandoah could not be ready for a northwest flight before month end The Shenandoah’s Portland Me July 4 flight for governors conference remains on track Overhauling the Los Angeles five motors will take at least three weeks said Captain George W Steele Jr commandant of the air station
In Clinton Massachusetts on June 10 thirty six men were seized in district court after a riot between Ku Klux Klan members and anti-Klan activists. Clashes involved 300 Klan autos and foot protests. injuries were reported as state troopers dispersed the melee and arrests were made.
Center Point near Ibrazil faced near total destruction as the Brazil fire department rushed ten miles to halt a blazearin early today. Several stores burned. total loss estimated at 15000. origin of the fire unknown.
Karl K. Van de Walle and his parents spent the day in town while the Elder’s Steamer Washington orchestra travels along the Ohio River. The Steamer Washington will be in Madison this evening en route to Louisville.
May court actions include guardianship disputes, partition suits, and receivership orders. Outcomes note $3,000 bond for Louis Smith guardian, partitions by Mitschke McOsker Douglass, and multiple criminal pleas and fines in May term proceedings.
Jockey James Russell remains unconscious in hospital after a Wood Lark steeplechase fall at Belmont Park. He suffered a fractured skull, fractured collarbone, and severe neck bruising from a kick by Golden Cup.
International News Service reports Secretary of War John W. Weeks is in satisfactory condition at Phillips House Massachusetts General Hospital as he convalesces from gallstone surgery. He is gradually regaining his health.
International News Service reports screen star Mae Marsh ill in Southampton England and possibly forced to rest for a year. She sails back to New York aboard the Olympic.
Farmers will tour the Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station plots to compare drainage, liming, manure, and fertilizer treatments on wheat, clover, and corn. The visit includes Korean lespedeza trials and Parkoff seed wheat results with the field trip starting at 1:30 and inviting local classes and Jackson County farmers.
A compilation of humorous quotes from various editors and papers. Items include a quip about lovers quarrels ending in a loss, a jab at modernists clinging to old rituals, a note on exploring Indian mounds, a tease about scientists seeking man monkeys in South Africa, and a nod to Tennessee evolution chatter.
Travellers detailing the June 10 incident say a bomb placed under a bridge could have killed all aboard the king's train. Military detonation near the king was described as tremendous while conspirators met at the Cervantiste Club to back Alfonso's policies.
A Milwaukee man petitions for divorce claiming his wife kisses him too much, while satire notes onions would be cheaper. The piece appears in the South Bend News Times with a playful aside about the Cass register and the Lake County Times.
Hair cutting offered at 25 cents for regulars and 35 cents for special razors honed. Household scissors sharpened. Harry Lubker, previously at Purdue University Lafay ette, is spending the summer with his father Ulysses Lubker in Brownstown.
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