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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
5
On a sunbaked coach ride in Malopo Winton defeats De Witt with a swift right jab ending a brutal altercation. Sheila Seaton reveals a tragic backstory linking De Witt to Judge Davis and the Diamond Fields Syndicate as the party nears Malopo.
George Zero Mattingly, son of Ezra Mattingly, returns to Belgrade Serbia from three years abroad with Standard Oil post. He notes gasoline costs higher in Europe, cars scarce, and foreign car reliability. praises Austrian roads and cheaper living for peasants. mentions American and British colonies in Belgrade. He plans to stay until September.
Seymour residents call for a correction to a Monday Daily Tribune boxed story by Herman Rave of the Jeffersonville Evening Bulletin. The Pensylvania railway wreck near Farmington occurred 42 years ago, not 50, and is noted as one of the city’s worst disasters.
Bourbon Indiana June 16 a modern burglar proof safe was being installed today by the Bourbon State Bank which recently was looted of 12000 in cash and securities.
A string of humorous quotes from various papers arranged by International News Service. The collection satirizes rents in Utopia, child fashion, Chinese exports, radio terminology, and other playful lines.
Johns Hopkins University plans a new Institute for Biological Research to study longevity and population dynamics. Dr Raymond Pearl will direct the department funded by an annual Rockefeller Foundation grant. Pearl, a Dartmouth and Michigan PhD holder, has led related work and held wartime roles in food administration.
Mary Ann Cowl of Sheffield, a 54 year old mother of eighteen, was sentenced in Rotherham to five years for burglary. Her defense claimed an inability to resist excitement after monotony at home. Known as a model mother, she had nineteen prior convictions and had trained her eldest daughter to aid in break ins.
In Joliet Justice George Obsitinik's court a jury found Leon Mower guilty of disorderly conduct for leaving persistent car lights on a parental porch during a young lady's visit with her gentleman friend. He was fined 10 and costs after George Tatro, Audrey’s brother, pressed the charge.
The article outlines a congressional clash over tax cuts exceeding 500 million dollars with Mellon opposing reductions beyond 300 million. It notes a 1926 surplus of about 250 million and a likely higher 1925 surplus, Mellon’s stance on debt payments, tax strategy to boost revenue, and projected 1927 expenditures and revenues under the 1924 act.
Foreign diplomats and their wives depart Washington to summer at homes across the United States and abroad. Baroness von Maltzan sails to Berlin for the season. Baron von Maltzan summers in Magnolia Massachusetts near President Coolidge. Baron de Cartier returns to Belgium. M. Pilmont acts as chargé d affaires. Norway’s minister and Frau Bryn with daughters head to Skyland Virginia. Denmark’s minister to Gar Harbor Maine. Hungarian minister and Countess Szechenyi plan Newport stay at Whitney villa. Dutch minister to Netherlands. Estonian minister Piip to Solomon's Island Maryland.
A Lanier mansion restoration committee from the Society of Indiana Pioneers will visit Madison to map plans for restoring J F D Lanier's home now owned by Indiana. The mansion, famed as Costigan’s architectural gem and linked to J F D Lanier’s Civil War funding, may return to its original appearance with grounds and riverfront features preserved.
Adame Domnick and Mike Capitelli faced liquor law violation charges after prohibition officers raided their homes in Elkhart Indiana finding 820 gallons of wine.
Farmers in northern Marshall county turn oats into cattle pasture as drought and May frosts devastate crops. The section seeks to salvage feed by converting remaining fields to grazing land.
Muncie Indiana June 16 more than 400 members from across the state attended the Indiana State Vegetable Growers Association annual field day and picnic. Michigan City Indiana June 16 the Indiana Insurance Society opened its annual meeting with more than 200 delegates present and will continue through Wednesday.
Regular tax and vice to Pawleys Cabin referenced in Phone Sd. m2vdtt text appears as a brief local notice or classified item. The readable fragments suggest a service or establishment naming Pawleys Cabin tied to a tax or valuation entry, with a phone reference noted.
A Cambridge garage man unveils a 1921 model flivver that performs a kangaroo hop. When powered, the back wheels rise toward the front, and the operator leans back to enjoy the so called kangaroo thrill.
The Marion Kiwanis club will host Club Tharss night with Senator James F. Watson as speaker. Ralph Roessler, vice-president, says capacity attendance is expected and leaders from both major parties will attend as guests.
Preparations were under way in Hartford City for the Indiana Firemen's Association annual convention expected to draw more than 10 000 visitors. The event opens next Thursday with plans to entertain the attending firemen and celebrate association activities.
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