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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
3
The article highlights dramatic gains in stock ownership, bond holdings, and savings deposits as a result of nationwide thrift education by schools banks and businesses. From 1913 to today stockholders in railroads light and power and related sectors more than doubled while savings deposits nearly tripled, signaling strong progress in constructive thrift.
Miss May Alice Crumpton of Chicago and Superior, Wis., shot herself four times in a Bois de Boulogne taxi after expressing desire to marry and pay for funeral arrangements. She left a note blaming no man for her death and referenced a French suitor she met via an ad seeking a husband with stock exchange ties.
Robert Day son of Mr and Mrs Earl Day of South Poplar street has left Seymour after six years as a Tribune carrier. He will seek work in Indianapolis and will enter Butler College in the fall. Bob ran the largest paper route in the city and friends and The Tribune wish him well.
Miss Martha Kauffman daughter of A L Kauffman post master at Atlanta Ind married Robert Blessinger a prisoner convicted in Hamilton county circuit court for issuing fraudulent checks. Immediately after the ceremony the sheriff took the groom to the state reformatory to begin a term of one to five years.
Angelo Genna, a Chicago gangster and rum runner with political ties, received a lavish funeral after his murder. Local and federal officials attended as flowers filled thirty two cars in the somber procession.
Moscow reports Russia has formalized two types of government controlled trusts with private capital allowed. The Highest Council of People’s Economy governs industry while trusts receive initial government grants and face dissolution if failing. Three syndicate groups regulate commerce, distribution, and administration, with subsidies for defense related firms.
Columbus grocers ponder how trading credit may be used after Mrs. Lillie Jones, tried in city hall on a provoke date, went to a grocer across the street and asked to charge the money to her husband’s bill.
County coroner C D D Harris began a thorough inquiry into the death of Roscoe Evans aged 27, shot by Frank Heuring 19, in Winslow Indiana. Heuring claimed the shooting was accidental and Harris expected to render a verdict by Wednesday.
Hair cutting 25e Bobbing a specialty Razors honed 35c sharpen household scissors also Sprenger's Barber Shop.
Advertising claim states baking mishaps are fully covered by insurance when using White Rock Flour and directs readers to consult their grocer for details.
In Mexico City June 15 Mexican readers focus on the diplomatic row with the United States but the public shows indifference. Business goes on in foreign colonies and Ford Motor plans proceed. Mexican officials blame Ambassador Sheffield for the note, expect no return, and see a possible healing path without loss of dignity.
The article reports on President Calles' note referencing affairs of other nations and Mexico's handling of complaints from American and British subjects. It notes Sheffield's protest over high altitude and foreign press reaction, with editors awaiting Calles statement amid state and local government resistance to capital orders.
Samuel Sharp county superintendent of schools and his daughter Elizabeth Sharp attend Franklin College together. Elizabeth moves from freshman to sophomore, while Mr Sharp pursues his bachelor’s degree, attending in the morning and working in his office in the afternoon.
Wayne Ind June 14 Elaborate plans were under way for a large Republican celebration to be held June 24 at the Elks Country Club in Wayne Prominent attendees expected include William N Butler chairman of the Republican National Committee and other notable figures.
Local mention notes Miss Jennie Montgomery spent yesterday at Flat Rock Cave. No other details provided.
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