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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
6
Local Weather Report From Seymour Water Office
Official report by Riley Goble notes max temperature with unspecified value and a minimum, rainfall sixty two hundredths of an inch, river stage two inches above low water mark. Ends with advertisements for White Rock Flour and a printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Goble
The
Seymour Water Company
Musical trio to headline wedding program at North Vernon
Mrs. Fred D. Bacon a vocalist and violinist Mrs. Walter Droege a violinist and Miss Jessie Jeffrey an organist traveled to North Vernon this morning to lead the musical program for the wedding of Miss Lucille Platter and Ted Mathews at the bride's home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Bacon
Walter Droege
Jessie Jeffrey
North Vernon
Lucille Platter
Ted Mathews
Loyal Devonr Society Meeting Postponed
The Loyal Devonr Society of the Central Christian Church postpones its meeting planned for this evening with Mrs. BE Rush due to illness. The N S S Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at Shields Park. all members urged to attend. J S Hodapp underwent a minor operation at Sehneck Memorial Hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal
Devonr Society
The
Central Christian Church
BE. H. Rush
North Broadway
N.S. S
Shields Park
Foxes Return From Indianapolis Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fox have returned from Indianapolis after spending the weekend there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ed. Fox
Indianapolis
Britain prepares for Schneider Cup with secret high speed planes
London reports Britain is building or planning two secret racing airsplanes for the Schneider Cup to be held in Baltimore in October. Four experienced pilots are training to fly the machines, including a bush bush design from Gloucestershire Aviation Company with a 600 horsepower engine and streamlined hull aiming to 270 to 280 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Britain
Baltimore
Atlantic Ocean
United States Navy
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Gloucestershire Aviation Company
Foor
Ka gor a Japan labor leader tours Europe on worldwide tour
Toyohiko Kagawa, a Japanese labor leader, critiques American materialism in New York and discusses Anglo Japanese naval issues in England. He argues the Singapore naval base targets Japan, defends Japan's adherence to the Washington treaty 5 5 5 naval ratio, and outlines reforms for suffrage tenant rights and peasant conditions in China and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Toyohiko Kagawa
America
New York
Kagawa
England
Singapore
Japan
Great Britain
China
Yangstze
Far East
Labor Movement
Labor Party
Peasants’ Union
Shaft to Begin Prison Term for Manslaughter Death
Allen Shaft, former Covington police officer, was to be taken to the state prison to begin a two to twenty one year sentence after pleading guilty to manslaughter for shooting Joseph Tague during a practical joke. Tague died from the shooting in Covington, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ind
Allen Shaft
Joseph Tague
Shaft
Tague
Fire ruins seven buildings in Shelburn
Fire destroyed seven buildings in Shelburn Indiana last night. An initial loss estimate exceeded $20,000 as fire apparatus from Terre Haute Sullivan Farmersburg and Hirmera arrived to save the village from total destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Ind
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Farmersburg
Hirmera
Junction bus service ends leaving North Vernon routes cut
The Indiana Motor Bus Company suspends service to Junction with North Salem line to continue. A separate firm led by J. HL Williams and Son and Arthur Rogers keeps two Salem and Bedford routes. The move removes all bus service from North Vernon to Lawrenceburg Junction and the Ohio-Indiana state line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Motor Bus Company
North Salem
C Company
J. HL
Williams and Son
Arthur Rogers
Salem
Bedford
North Vernon
Lawrenceburg Junction
Dodder infestation blamed for Indiana cropland loss
Purdue analyses of elover and alfalfa seed show Indiana sowing of dodder reached record highs last year. Yellow patches in June signal dodder in fields. cutting and burning patches promptly limits damage and seed spread. Seeds may survive in soil for years threatening future crops. Also notes Iowa auto polo move by Hickey and associates to Chicago for Alex Sloan Amusement Company work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Indiana
A. A. Hansen
Purdue Extension Staff
William Hickey
Paul Pritenard
Leon Davis
Chicago
Alex Sloan
Local News Briefs From Browns Town To Indianapolis
Mrs Minnie Shepherd of Browns town is at Sehneck Memorial hospital for a minor operation. Raymond Fleetwood of Kurtz departs for Narrows Va to join Oberlin Field Geology course at Oberlin College Ohio. Two boys 7 and 9 were taken by Officer George Chandler for destroying cemetery flowers and given a severe reprimand after admitting the act. Loren Lewis Wilson of Stuttgart Arkansas a Franklin College sophomore and athlete died at St Vincent hospital Indianapolis from typhoid fever. Greensburg readers learn John A Dunsmore’s Mozart painting on Literary Digest cover recalls Greensburg youth who studied in Paris and later in New York. Will Woodward with Dunsmore was a noted painter who died in Cincinnati in 1882. Mrs Charles Nichols of Harrison township reports the disappearance of their 16 year old daughter who left Sunday with Newport Mack 30, a stranger, and is now missing. Mack is said to be married and not well known locally. Parents seek daughter’s location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fleetwood
Kurtz
Narrows
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ohio
George Chandler
City Cemetery
Columbus
Republican
Loren Lewis Wilson
Stuttgart
Arkansas
Franklin College
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Wilson
Kappa Delta Rho
Franklin Star
Greensburg
Literary Digest
John A. Dunsmore
Mozart
Dunsmoore
Joan P. Dunsmore
East Main Street
Cyrus Donnell
Dunsmore
Our City
Will Woodward
Paris
Woodward
Cincinnati
la Porte
John P. Dunsmore
Alice von Harlingen
Atlanta Ga
New York City
Greensburgh News
Charles Nichols
Harrison Township
Newport Mack
Mack
Nichols
Columbus Republican
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Henry Burr
Edward Johnson
Mischa Elman
Alfred Cortot
Pablo Casals
Progressive Music
North Chestnut Street
Exide Batteries
George’s Battery Shop
George & McDougal
East Second St
Weather Report
Pytihan Sisters
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Lester MelWinney
Fred Sleaser
Henry Massman
A. V. Lowell
Herbert Parker
George Studson
Philip Reddinger
Theodore Bartlett
J. 8. Hodapp
Hawthorne Avenue
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
American Legion
Dolele
Kag
Sratino Salem
Bal
Machine
Labor
Singapore Naval
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Raymond City
Ray-Isle
Ebner Ice and Cold Storage CO
Minnie Shepherd
Brownstown
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Cupid
Constance Talmadge
Norma Talmadge
Hallmar
Louisiana
J.P. Hagel Jewelry Co
Williams & Son Garage
Third and
Ewine Streets
Auto Electric
West Tipton Street
Seymour, Ind
O’connor Bros
Pauley
Indian Mound
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Leon Jaie
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