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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1924

Page

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Dawes Denounced as Not Profane by Marietta Minister

Rev. B E E Fischbach of Trinity Methodist in Marietta Ohio testifies Dawes a devout Christian and capable man. He notes Dawes high church lineage from the Dawes Mills and Putman families and recalls Mills aiding charity with Dawes family ties. The minister predicts lively senate action if the Republican ticket wins.

B. E. E. Fishehbach Trinity Methodist Church First Congregational Church Marietta Ohio Charles G. Dawes Dawes Mr. Fischbach Old North West Territory Hell Maria Helen Senate Fischbach Cooldige Teddy Congress W. W. Mills Mills Mr. Dawes Maritta Cleveland Fisehbach Cincinnati Beman Dawes Marietta Country Club

Annual Picnic at Summer Resort North of Seymour

Seymour council of the United Commercial Travelers Association hosts its third annual picnic at Peter's Cabin seven and a half miles north of Seymour. About fifteen decorated autos carry members and baskets. attendees exceed fifty. After a 1 PM dinner, games, water sports, boating on Peter lake, and baseball spread throughout the day.

Seymour United Commercial Travelers Association Peter's Cabin Peter Lake Picenickers Grand Lodge South Bend New Albany Seymour Council Frank Schwab George Bartlett Charles R. Allen Harvey Greeman Ernest Denk Claude Swengel L. L. Bartlett Charles R. Paul J. C. Petterman C. L. Parker FE. M. Chaille R. E. Leachman F. E. Cosby Clifford Jackson

General Charles Dawes Welcomed by French Officials

General Charles Gates Dawes nominated for vice president by Republicans is warmly welcomed by the French at the foreign office in Paris. French officials show keen interest in American politics due to potential influence on international affairs.

Paris Charles Gates Dawes Foreign Office

Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad Note

Palm sized notice for Tip Richardson offering taxi service any time anywhere with phone 447 and residence 67.

Tip Tip Richardson

Large Klan Meeting Draws Klansmen to North Vernon

A large number of local Ku Klux Klan members are expected at a general Klan meeting to be held at the North Vernon fair grounds tonight. Authorities plan to transport Klansmen by bus and automobile from the city. The session runs through this afternoon and evening with no detailed program released.

Ku Klux Klan Fair Grounds North Vernon

Roxana Stations Win May State Service Prize

G. L. Terry and J. Harrison of Roxana Petroleum's local Indiana service station were informed they won the state prize for May for cleanliness service and appearance. The oil company awards a monthly cash prize to the top Indiana station meeting the three criteria.

G. L. Terry J. Harrison Roxana Petroleum Corporation Indiana

Warden Family Departures From Uniontown Area

Mr. and Mrs. James Warden visiting daughter Mrs. H. C. Rogers and sister Mrs. Jacob Foster near Uniontown along with Mrs. Rosa Carpenter of this city leave today for their home in St. Louis.

James Warden H. C. Rogers Warden Jacob Foster Uniontown Rosa Carpenter St. Louis

Circuit Court Summer Recess Opens After Busy May Term

Jackson circuit court adjourned for the summer after a busy May term with many judgments entered. Special judge Charles S. Baker overruled a motion to specify complaints in Sehornick receivership. Notable judgments include Union State bank of Crothersville against Hall Densferd and McGill, and multiple bank actions against Griffitts and Densford with amounts ranging from about 317 to 4,721 dollars.

Jackson Charles S. Baker Columbus Frank L. Sehornick Crothersville State Bank Union State Bank of National Bank of Kentucky W. L. Densford Daniel McGill Sherman Hall KF. L First National Bank of Seymour W. L Loving G. Densford American Security Co

Mrs Coolidge Heads Flag Day Honor Observance

Mrs Calvin Coolidge representing the president and Secretary of War John W Weeks led the nation in Flag Day ceremonies in President's Park near the White House. Major General John L Hines presided as Weeks praised the flag as a symbol of national identity and urged support for military training camps.

International News Service Washington Calvin Coolidge John W. Weeks Stars and Stripes President’s Park White House John L. Hines Weeks

Rev Rule Speaks to Men at First Presbyterian Banquet

Nearly a hundred men and youths from the First Presbyterian church joined a Brotherhood banquet held in the Sunday school room. Rev L V Rule of North Vernon Presbyterian preached, recalling his past service in Jackson County and expressing joy at returning to the community.

Rule First Presbyterian Church Men’s Brotherhood of the Church L. V.rule North Vernon

Mystery Death Toll from Mississippi Explosion Haunts Inquiry

Los Angeles June 14 naval officials say the cause of the Mississippi explosion that killed 48 sailors and injured many more may remain a mystery. The naval board of inquiry heard no decisive testimony as Captain W D Brotherton and officers testified about the fatal blast trapping gunners in a steel turret.

International News Service Los Angeles Calif U.S Mississippi Naval Naval Board of Inquiry W. D. Brotherton Brotherton FP. G. Reinge Jullian J. Levisseur

Republicans organize Jackson precinct committee men

Republicans in Jackson township organized by electing officers Friday evening as the campaign for the November election opens. Ten of the county's 37 precinct committeemen hail from Jackson. Travis Carter was chosen township chairman, with W I Booth as secretary and Phil Cordes as treasurer, all three described as young and active in party work

Jackson Township

Social at St. Paul church by Helping Hand Class

Announcement for a church social at St Paul church hosted by the Helping Hand Class on Monday June 16 from 7 to 9 pm. Lunch entertainment and a quilt raffle listed with a 25 cent price.

St. Paul Church

Mail Bandits Rounded Up In Big Robbery Case

Chicago police report three arrests following a million dollar mail train robbery. J A Wayne wounded and guarded at a county hospital named a suspect, while Walter McComb and Paul Wade were arrested with a large cash haul found at McComb's flat. Officers recover about half the loot and seek remaining bandits as an airplane was suspected to have carried the cargo.

International News Service Chicago William Lchoemaker Robery J. A. Wayne Margaret Ray J. Mahoney Wayne Hammond Ind Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Federal Reserve Bank Captain Shoemaker Walter McComb Paul Wade McComb Pointbraak

Cloudburst Flood Kills Dozens in Virginia and Tennessee Towns

A violent cloudburst across rural communities near Johnson City Tennessee and Cardin's Bluff Virginia leaves 22 dead, many injured and over a dozen missing. Bridges washed away and floodwaters widen destruction across about 75 miles. A six year old girl was found drowned near Cardin's Bluff.

International News Service Johnson City Tenn Cardin’s Bluff Laurel Ford Bramer Elizabethtown Hunter Washington County

Brownstown Bus Schedule Change Noted

Beginning Monday June 16 the Brownstown and Wallonia bus will depart at 7 45 a m instead of 8 10 a m. The change affects early routes for local riders and aims to improve punctuality.

Brownstown Wallonia

Herriott Becomes Premier of France in Left Bloc Move

Paris June 14 Eduuard Herriot radical socialist and leader of the left bloc accepts the premiership and will form a cabinet. He meets President Doumergue at the Elysee and plans to name the rest of the cabinet in the afternoon. Herriot will travel to London next Saturday for a conference with Ramsay MacDonald. The five day stop gap cabinet headed by Frederic Francois Marsal resigns. The new cabinet will reflect Herriot's wing and grant left bloc control from national executive to Chamber of Deputies.

International Paris Eduuard Herriot Alexander Millerand France Herriot Elysee Palace Doumergue London Ramsay MacDonald England Frederic Francois-Marsal Chamber of Deputies

Matteotti Kidnap Death Stirs Rome Fascist Backlash

Rome reports Giacomo Matteotti rich socialist deputy was beaten and stabbed to death in a woods near Rome after a four day disappearance. Police test evidence and suspicions point to fascist involvement amid political tension surrounding Premier Mussolini.

Rome Giacomeo Matteotti Chamber of Deputies Matteotti Signor Filippelli Riere d’Italiano Mussolini

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