Former Seymour Mayor Dr George G Graessle Dies After Illness
Dr George G Graessle a 58 year old surgeon and diagnostician and former Seymour mayor died at his South Chestnut home after months of illness He was born in Ripley Ohio in 1866 and practiced medicine in Seymour since 1888 He served as mayor from 1904 and held many civic roles including Rotary Elks Knights Templar and Masons He studied at Louisville Medical College Vanderbilt and various institutes and was a noted diagnostician and railroad surgeon.
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George G. Graessle
South Chestnut Street
Seymour
Indiana
Jackson County Medical Society
Indiana State Medical Society
American Medical Association
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Graessle
Knights of Pythias
Success Company Uniform Rank
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Rotary Club
Knights Templar
Seymour Elks
Trinity Methodist Church
Moonshiner Shot in Maumee Hills Raid Near Bloomington
Deputy Sheriff Meredith Stewart and a deputy posse raided a concealed still in Salt Creek township. A man in the act of fleeing with a batch of mule was wounded by an automatic 2 gauge shotgun and taken to Bloomington by a passing motorist. Two other men fled into the underbrush. arrests were expected today.
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Maumee
Salt Creek
Meredith Stewart
Stewart
Bloomington
Children’s Day Exercises Planned in Seymour Sunday
Sunday schools in Seymour prepare a full program of songs recitations and pageants for morning and evening services. Primary teachers have conducted weeks of practice with the children as crowds are expected to attend the event.
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Seymour
Memorial Service Planned by Knights at First Baptist Church
Knights of Pythias gather in Castle Hall at 4 p m Sunday to attend a memorial service at the First Baptist Church. Supreme Lodge Law requires obedience. Carter, K R and others listed.
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Castle Hall
First Baptist Church
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias Assemble to Decorate Graves
All Brother Knights are asked to meet at Castle Hall at 6 30 Sunday morning to decorate graves of deceased brothers 1113d T KR Carter KR and Bi
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Castle Hall
T. KR. Carter
K. R
Memorial Services Call At Armory Hall And First Baptist
The U R E of P asks every member to attend memorial services in full uniform at Armory Hall on Sunday at 10 o clock sharp, then proceed to First Baptist Church for the service. Recorder Lowell notes the details and location.
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Armory Hall
First Baptist Church
A. Y. Lowell
Senator Watson to Address Corner Stone of Seymour Church
Senator James FE Watson of Washington DC will speak at the corner stone laying of the First Methodist Church in Seymour on June 20 at 2:30 PM. He will come from Terre Haute after delivering a graduation address at State Normal School. The ceremony will include a corner stone strong box with church history, officer list, growth notes, and a copy of the Seymour Daily Tribune.
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James FE. Watson
Washington, D. C
Golden A. Smith
First Methodist Church
Seymour
North Ewing Street
Watson
Terre Haute
State Normal School
Methodist Church
Smith
Jackson County
Seymour Daily Tribune
Governor appoints dentist to state board
Governor Ed Jackson announces Dr. Carl W. Sibbitt of Franklin appointed to the state board of dental examiners, succeeding Dr. Scott W. Shields of Brownstown whose term ends June 22.
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Indianapolis
Ed. Jackson
Carl W. Sibbitt
Franklin
State Board of Dental Examiners
Scott W. Shields
Brownstown
Regular taxi service to Pauleys Cabin
Taxi service advertised with pickup to Pauleys Cabin and phone contact 333 for reservations.
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Pauley
Flag Day Proclamation by Seymour Indiana Mayor
Mayor Charles L. Kessler proclaims Sunday June 14 1925 as Flag Day in Seymour Indiana urging citizens to display the American flag in honor of its 148th birthday. Attest: L E Jennings City Clerk.
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Nancy Byrd Turner
Congress
United States
Charles L. Kessler
Seymour
Indiana
L. E. Jennings
Pluvius Answers Plea of Farmers in Jackson County
The weather man delivered a generous soaking to tomato plants corn melons and drought stricken crops ending a long dry spell since the March tornado. Packing companies report a flood of plant orders and reserve beds are being used to safeguard potential harvests.
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Jackson
Annual Piging at Pauley’s Held by ULC
The notice announces the annual pauley’s event held by the ULC with further continuation on page 3 column 6.
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ULC
T.holdgannual
Pauley’s
Warren 9 Otone's Funeral Monday Hosts Labor Leaders
Rain dampened the annual picnic of the United Commercial Travelers at Indian Mound Park but most members joined the parade from the First Baptist church to the camp. A noon basket dinner followed with games, boating, and a magic act by Buert Servans.
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of the United Commercial Travelers
Indian Mound Park
First Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Buert Servans
Indianapolis
Servans
White River
L. L. Bartlett
George Bartlett
Charles R. Allen
Charles R. Paul
Claude Swengel
Ernest Denk
Harvey Freeman
Lem Day
W. Armatrong
Ray Keach
Harvey Greeman
F. E. Crosby
International News Service
Cleveland
Warren 8
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
W. B. Prenter
Anti American Feeling in Mexico Tension Over Recognition
Washington reports strong anti American sentiment in Mexico and threats to withdraw recognition unless American citizens and property are protected. Ambassador Sheffield told Coolidge and Kellogg that persistent opposition hindered Mexican American talks and a string of incidents with Americans harmed or seized spurred the warning.
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International News Service
Washington
Mexico
Kellogg
Calles
James R. Sheffield
Coolidge
Kelloggs
Government to Campaign for Army Enlistments
Postmaster H Lett notes a U S Army enlistment push due to many vacancies. A notice from Major General William J McKnight in Indianapolis asks for applicant names to be sent to the Federal Building there. Enlistment age ranges 18 to 35. Lett offers to discuss service with interested men.
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United States Army
Uncle Sam
H. Lett
Set
William J. Mc. Knight
D. BM. L
Indianapolis
Federal
Lett
Freak Weather Causes Devastation Across Central U S
A massive storm system linked to a low near Medicine Hat caused tornadoes in southern Minnesota and Iowa, heavy rains in Minnesota and Texas, and flood damage in Galveston. Chicago reports 44 mph winds with property damage. trains disrupted in Iowa and Texas. Three children killed in Breckenridge school, numerous injuries reported.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Middle Western Territory
Medicine Hat
Canada
Chicago
Charles City
Alexander
Marshalltown
Interstate Completes New Track on Chestnut Street
Interstate traction company finished installing a new track on Chestnut street between Second street and the B. and O. railroad after a week of work. The right-of-way opened to traffic this morning and paving south of the railroad will be repaired. Mayor Charles Lb. Kessler complimented the company for the reconstruction.
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Chestnut Street
Second Street
Interstate Traction Company
Interstate Public Service Company
Beymour
Charles Lb. Kessler
Miners Apply Torch to Cape Breton Stores
Striking miners at Cape Breton set fire to the Dominion Coal Company store at Caledonia, looting three other shops and causing thousands of dollars in losses. Rioting continued overnight, but the Glace Bay Fire Company prevented damage to nearby residences.
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N. S
Cape Breton
Dominion Coal Company
Caledonia
Glace Bay Fire Company
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