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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
2
The Rev. J. F. Tapey has resigned as pastor of Grace Reformed church in Culver to assume the superintendency of the Reform Church orphanage at Fort Wayne, Ind. He will take the position on July 1 after five years service in Culver.
Announcement today notes the sale of the Indiana Portland Cement Company with offices in Indianapolis and a Limedale plant near Greencastle. International Cement Corporation of New York pays about 4 million dollars for the company. Hair cutting and barber services offered at Sprenger's Barber Shop.
Scientists say many Americans lack sufficient phosphorus in their diets. Evans' Triple Phosphates are promoted as an inexpensive organic phosphate to boost energy, ambition, nerve strength, and endurance. Jones Pharmacy advertises the product in leading drug stores.
Japanese naval actions prompt heightened fortifications at Pearl Harbor. Report notes security tightening and strategic repositioning as tensions rise between Japan and the United States.
Tokyo reports indicate Japanese concern over U S plans to fortify Pearl Harbor seen as a domestic U S issue but debated as risky for Pacific balance. Japanese papers warn such moves could undermine the Four Power Treaty and hinder disarmament talks.
Two alleged women bandits Minnie Laben and Katherine Lichwa and their male companions John Coltz and Lawrence Burns were arrested after a roadside holdup near Goshen. Four motorists were robbed of 104 in cash and 200 in jewelry.
Visitors to Canterbury Cathedral no longer pay admission as the no-fee policy starts on the Day of St. Augustine. Annual revenues previously averaged over 10 000, now offset by voluntary contributions to cover the deficit.
Hod Eller rare return from policing duties helped Seymour edge Washington Grays 6 to 4 at Seymour. Thomasson hit a four run drive and two homers by Killion highlighted a ten hit Seymour effort while the Grays collected nine off Killion. Washington fans praised Reds hospitality as Grays travelers plan rematch when possible.
Results from multiple circuits show AMERICAN ASSOCIATION games with St Paul beating Indianapolis 8 to 7 and Columbus defeating Milwaukee 17 to 2. National and American League contests feature tight finishes and several high scoring games across cities.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION games include St Paul at Indianapolis Kansas City at Toledo Minneapolis at Louisvlle Milwaukee at Columbus. AMERICAN LEAGUE matchups feature St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston Detroit at New York. NATIONAL LEAGUE games list Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St Louis.
In a high scoring ITS report the Athletics overwhelmed the Indians at Shibe Park 17 to 5 as Simmons homered with two on. The Pirates edged the Giants 7 to 6 in a near fight sequence while the Red Sox beat the White Sox 13 to 5.
In Calcutta on June 16 Nagas face Governor Butler’s demand to end head hunting rituals or be wiped out. Kachin chiefs oppose the practice yet cannot halt it while promising to curb any trafficking of captives for sacrifices. Britons pledge to stop human sacrifices amid Naga protests.
Porter Dunlap of the State Railroad and Public Utilities commission in West Tennessee says Clarence Darrow now has the devil for a client. Darrow will arrive in Tennessee July 10 to defend in the Dayton evolution trial, Dunlap noting Darrow's rise to prominence with Chicago’s Loeb and Leopold case as a peak.
The practice has been handed down by fathers. cessation could bring the wrath of spirits, crop failure, and illness. The people note the British Government remains firm and warn that unless they stop voluntarily, stern measures will be used.
John A. Dugan, sport writer for the Washington Herald, died suddenly last night in Washington from acute indigestion. He was 40 years old.
Indianapolis June 16. Richard Keyes of Gloyd Knobs near Jeffersonville was sentenced to 15 months at Leavenworth plus a $300 fine and costs after conviction in federal court for liquor law violations. Judge Baltzell considered the case of Dan Good, former Lake Cicotte postmaster, on embezzlement charges.
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