B Y P U Completes New Organization In Brownstown Association
Seventy five delegates from Seymour Brownstown Crothersville Tampico Uniontown and Beech Grove attended a rally at First Baptist Seymour to form a new B Y P U associational organization. Officers elected include Everett Foster president Florence Downing first vice president Joseph Davis second vice president Ethel Johnson recording secretary and Lenora Thickston corresponding secretary. The group pledged 100 delegates to attend the Indianapolis convention July 8 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstown Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Seymour
Brownstown
Crothersville
Tampico
Uniontown
Beech Grove
Everett Foster
Florence Downing
Joseph Davis
Ethel Johnson
Louise Barclay
Lenora Thickston
Ross Fountain
Life Service League
A. A. Cohn
Louise Mathena
Ida Perry
Edmund Montgomery
Lewis Crafton
Brownstown Association
Indianapolis
Everett C. Foster
Beech Grove Union
Seymour Union
Former Seymour Resident Charles C. Henderson Dies in Indianapolis
Charles C. Henderson formerly of Seymour and Brownstown died at his home in Indianapolis on Wednesday morning from complications. He was 52, Spanish American War veteran, affiliated with the Christian church and a Mason. Survived by his mother Mrs Annis Henderson Terre Haute a brother Walter Indianapolis and sister Mrs Ada Shively Terre Haute. Funeral services were held in Indianapolis at 2 p m with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Henderson
Indianapolis
Arthur K. Henderson
East Tipton Street
Mr. Henderson
Brownstown
Seymour
Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Henderson
Annis Henderson
Terre Haute
Walter
North Tremont Street
Ada Shively
American Legion Post 89 Meeting Ahead of July 4 Celebration
Post 89 American Legion calls on all members to attend the Monday night meeting June 22 to decide important business. Branch P. Epes serves as Chairman of the committee organizing the Fourth of July events.
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American Legion
P. Epes
Bible School Children Parade and Picnic at Shields Park
About 181 children from the Daily Vacation Bible School marching in single file from First Baptist church to Shields Park, led by the American flag and banners, with 14 teachers and Rev. A. A. Church directing. They enjoyed a noonday basket dinner after morning Bible study and handicraft activities, marking the last day to join.
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Baptist Church
Shields Park
First Baptist Church
Senator Watson to Speak at Corner Stone Laying in Seymour
Indiana Senator James E. Watson visits Seymour to lay the corner stone of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. He also addresses Marion Kiwanis and Terre Haute Normal School graduates and plans speeches in Tipton County rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Watson
Seymour
First Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Indiana
Methodist Church
Watson
Marion
Grant County
Terre Haute Normal School
Tipton
Tipton County
Stephenson Bail Delayed as Six-Hour Argument Continues
Hamilton County Judge Fred Hines hears the bail motion for D C Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry in the Oberholzer slaying case. Attorneys split six hours for final arguments with a ruling possible tonight or after a brief adjournment.
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International News Service
Noblesville
Ind
D.C. Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Badge Oberholtzer
Tinal
Fred Hines
Hamilton Circuit Court
La Follette Death Shocks Third Party Core Leaders
Washington observers say LaFollette death wrecks the independents movement built around him and weakens the insurgent bloc in the Senate. Senator Burton K Wheeler, La Follette’s running mate, returns to the Democrats but shows little desire to split from them again.
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International News Service
Washington
LaFollette
Senate
Wisconsin
Northwest
American Federation of Labor
Railroad Brotherhoods
la Follette
Tornado Kills 28 as Altai Villages Wiped Out
A severe tornado swept two villages in Altai province killing 28 people and injuring hundreds. The storm also disrupted shipping on the Black Sea and swept along the southern Siberian coast. Snow covered northern Russia for the first time in a century in June as an aftereffect.
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Moscow
Altai
Black Sea
Siberian
Russia
Five Dollars in Gold at Majestic Theatre Tonight
Majestic Theatre promises five dollars in gold to the winner at the conclusion of the first show tonight. No further details provided.
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Majestic
Majestic Theatre
Tip's Yellow Taxi Advertisement, 447 Phone
An old classified style notice advertises Tip Richardson offering taxi service with a phone number 447 and residence 67. The short fragment implies a local dispatch or contact detail for ride service.
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Tip Richardson
Woman in male attire watches condemned man die at Cook County Jail
In Chicago on June 19 Kathryn DeNaoulet, a theatrical performer, watched Willis Sams, the policeman killer, hang from the trap after entering the jail. She admitted curiosity but was not detained. Sams delivered his final words: Forgive them for they know not what they do.
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Chicago
Cook County
Willis Sams
Charles Peters
Kathryn DeNaoulet
Sams
Frie rs and Eggs Rule High Prices
Fr iers and eggs command high prices as shortages of feed last autumn reduced flocks. Poultry experts attribute rising costs to feed scarcity rather than lice in Jackson county flocks. Farmers, urged to spray and cull under Hogan Test, began reducing flocks and shifting to grain farming in response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jackson County
Gaiser Park Entrance Construction Underway
William H. Kaufman, a local contractor, begins building a park entrance funded by Mrs. Anna Gaiser from South Walnut street. The NW corner facing Walnut street will feature an attractive, beautifying addition specified after the city bought the park addition over a year ago.
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Gaiser Park
William H. Kaufman
Anna Gaiser
Walnut Street
Soy Beans Offered At 1 65 Per Bushel By Wood Stock Mills
Sold from the 1924 crop, several thousand bushels of soy beans offered at 1.65 dollars per bushel in customers sacks. Wood Stock Mills advertises with phone 353 for inquiries. Regular taxi service to Pauley’s Cabin listed with phone 533.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock Mills
Pauley
Death toll in Rockport wreck rises to 45
The deathlist in the Lackawanna Railroad wreck at Rockport near Hackettstown grew to 45 with the death of John Krincekitz, 69, of Chicago, in Dover hospital.
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International News Service
Hackettstown
N. J
Lackawanna
Rockport
Here
Dover Hospital
John Krincekitz
Chicago
Dairymen Cite Sanitation Education Behind Milk Rise
Seymour dairymen report milk deliveries five times higher than ten years ago with daily totals rising from about 140 gallons to over 700. They attribute the increase to sanitation, education, and better service, noting past water added to milk is now curbed by state food supervision and health regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Health Board
Senator LaFollette Funeral to be Held in Wisconsin
Senator Robert Marion LaFollette of Wisconsin is returning home to Madison for his funeral after a life of public service. The service will be simple and reflect his desire to be at peace with the world, as he passes surrounded by family in his Wyoming Avenue home.
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International
Washington
Robert Marion LaFollette
Wisconsin
Madison, Wis
Wyoming Avenue
Trial Continued for Cox Lotz and Deputy in North Vernon
Trial of Paul Cox, formerly of Vernon Deputy, Marion township, Jennings county, and George Lotz of North Vernon, set before Mayor Webster, was continued to June 30. They were arrested last Saturday on liquor charges. Lotz and the Deputy posted $500 bonds each. Cox remains jailed for failing to post bond.
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Paul Cox
Vernon
Marion Township
Jennings County
George Lotz
North Vernon
Webster
Lota
Deputy
Cox
Elks Hold Early Season Fish Fry at Cabin West of Seymour
A large group of Elks attended a fish fry and smoker at the Elks cabin on White River several miles west of Seymour Thursday evening. The season opener was held there last Saturday night with strong membership among members using the cool retreat during warm days.
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Elks Cabin
Seymour
White River
Elks
Amundsen Honored After North Pole Return
Oslo reports Captain Roald Amundsen and his party returned safely to King's Bay Spitzbergen after twenty eight days missing in the Arctic. The Norwegian government and Parliament celebrated with congratu lations and hailed soundings near the pole as valuable.
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Oslo
Norway
Raold Amundsen
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Amundsen
Skattum
Pole
Salvesen
Shepherd’s Fate May Be Known Soon In Murder Trial
Chicago June 19 The cross examination of Dr Charles Farman in the William B Shepherd murder case nears end with the state poised to finish its case by weekend. Farman repeats that Shepherd and he conspired to kill Billy Mc Clintock for wealth, despite defense efforts to undermine his testimony.
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International News Service
Chicago
Charles ©. Farman
William B. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
Farman
Itis
Stewart
Faiman
Knights of Columbus Special Meeting Tonight
Knights of Columbus called a special meeting for this evening at 8 o clock to discuss business of importance per note from G K Jos. Klein.
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Knights of Columbus
Klein, G. K
Government Loses Teapot Dome Suit
Cheyenne Wyoming June 19. The government failed to declare invalid the Teapot Dome oil navy lease granted to Harry Sinclair by former Interior Secretary A B Fall. Judge T Blake Kennedy ruled no conspiracy or fraud. Sinclair had no connection to Liberty bonds. the 230 000 bonds traced to Fall were not linked to Sinclair. the 25000 loan to Fall for a Russia trip was a loan. the executive order transferring control of naval oil lands was valid. the Sinclair lease was a good contract for the government.
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International News Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry F. Sinclair
Secretary of the Interior
A. B. Fall
T. Blake Kennedy
Traud
Kennedy
Continental Trading Company of Canada
Sinclair
Russia
Harding
Navy
Interior Department
Mrs J P Morgan Improves After Second Blood Transfusion
Mrs J Pierpont Morgan, wife of financier, received a second blood transfusion in Glen Cove New York to combat sleeping sickness. The operation occurred last night and there is cautious optimism among Morgan employees though official condition news was not released this morning.
Joey the bantam dies in Indiana town tale of a comic strip partnership
The obituary recounts Joey the bantam chicken long companion of Lyman Hamilton and Mrs Rose Hamilton in Indianapolis area. Joey served as a family mascot and a stage star in the First Baptist church event and was owned since age three. The bird died at about 7 am after an eventful eleven years.
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Joey
Probe
Lyman Hamilton
Rose Hamilton
East Tipton Street
Lyman
Hamilton
First Baptist Church
J. R. Blair
First National Bank
Mrs. Probe
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National Convention
Chas. C. Henderson
Bers of
M. E
Hamilton County
Burton K. Wheeler, LaFollette’s
Tip
Yellow Taxi
Wm. H. Kaufman
Robert M. LaFollette
For Leader
Aaold Amundsen
Mes
Ellsworth
Father
Robert White
Crowe
J. P. Morgan
Creature OF Comic Strip
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