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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
7
Mrs. Elzie Honeywell testified in Kansas City criminal court that years of abuse by her husband led her to shoot him on March 3 to protect their children. She described repeated beatings, threats to kill their son Walter, and a harsh home life before the fatal act.
William Knapp of Valley Camp Pennsylvania spent fourteen months building a three story eight room frame house with his own hands. The home valued at seven thousand five hundred dollars burned to the ground a few days before he planned to move in and was uninsured.
Local society notes list visitors and guests from North Vernon Indianapolis Cincinnati and Louisville among Brownstown residents. Names include Miss Una Lee Mrs Sierman Lee Miss Kathryn Allen Miss Florence Bainum and Captain Albert Downing plus families from Shelbyville Columbus and Wallonia. Short trips to Washington Pa French Lick and Europe are mentioned as well.
J W Richart cashier of Jackson County Loan and Trust Co and Edward Buhner of a Seymour fertilizer firm say the prize aims to stimulate county boys to work toward a goal of perfection. The Seymour firms emulate similar rewards from other local industries and banks.
Thirteen members of a single Guilford family have served as mayors of the city from 1502 to 1905. The lineage spans over four centuries with multiple generations holding the office, marking the town’s unique political tradition.
Miss Harriet Lowden daughter of ex-Guy and Mrs Frank Co Lowden of Illinois is engaged to Albert F M Madlener Jr of Chicago. They plan a October wedding at the Lowden home near Oregon Til.
Carl E Hadsell of Fort Wayne pleaded guilty in Federal court to conspiring to violate national banking laws. He was tied to false entries at the First National Bank of St Wayne. Wilmer C Rose, who pleaded guilty yesterday, will be sentenced Saturday, Judge Baltzell said.
Camp Verde near Jerome reportedly yielded stone hammers buried over a hundred feet in a sodium sulphate deposit. Aerobiologists estimate twelve million years since deposition. Hammers show fine workmanship and appear contemporaneous with the sulphate layer. Two specimens were sent to the Smithsonian Institute.
Ottawa reports Parliament approved a $350,000 expenditure to establish a Canadian secret service on the northern boundary aiding U S authorities. Officials estimate contraband goods worth up to $50 million cross the border annually.
Adjutant general R B Middlestadt on behalf of Governor Richardson issues a proclamation calling all California citizens to cooperate with the war department in celebrating National Defense Day on July 4. Readers are urged to review the classified advertisement sections for details.
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