Weather Outlook for Indiana This Weekend
Unsettled this afternoon and tonight with cooler temperatures in the north and central portions. Sunday mostly fair conditions expected across the state.
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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
8
Unsettled this afternoon and tonight with cooler temperatures in the north and central portions. Sunday mostly fair conditions expected across the state.
Riley Goble reports at the Seymour Water Company pumping station the day’s weather figures with high 83 and low 60 degrees, 0.03 inch rainfall, and the river stage at 1 foot above low water mark.
In Moscow on June 27 watchmen at the palace of former Prince Yousoupoil found a secret vault with ancestral jewels valued at 2,500,000. The collection ranks second to the dispersal treasure of the Homanoffs. The former prince is in the United States pursuing a lawsuit over a Rembrandt sale.
Sydney N S June 27 A semi holiday was declared today as the flagship Bowdoin of the Donald B MacMillan Arctic expedition set out for Battle Harbor Labrador the next leg in the northward dash The Peary the other ship will not sail for a couple of days.
Paris June 27 Finance Minister Caillaux's self styled audacious plan for France's money problems won Senate finance committee approval by 9 to 5 after the Chamber of Deputies backed it 330 to 34. The measure calls for a finance dictatorship in the finance ministry a 6 billion franc currency increase a new bond issue and debt limits.
All records for Americans traveling to Europe were broken as eleven 1459 liners departed New York carrying about 10 000 people. Shipping officials say most are pleasure travelers with some business people and students among the exodus.
A botanical record notes there are 793 distinct species of roses known. The figure reflects current taxonomic diversity across cultivated and wild varieties. Researchers highlight ongoing work to catalog genetic differences and preserve rare forms.
Revenue officers plan charges against 25 prisoners from the gulf raid as they dispose of liquor valued about 615000. The Saukee brought in seized cargo and captives, including the schooner Marion Adams registered in Britain with home port Lunenburg Nova Scotia, and six power boats towed to Mobile.
Pineapple and orange ice cream specials run today and tomorrow with raspberry options. Call to place orders for Sunday delivery.
All states except a southern one have adopted adjusted workmen compensation laws. The shift aims to standardize benefits and reduce disputes across jurisdictions.
Rome June 27 Signor Giordano editor of the Tribuna challenged Signor Amendola Aventine leader after Amendola called him the Mussolini government footman. The duel proposal reflects rising personal and political tensions in Italy.
Washington June 27 The Republican party plans heavy campaigning in Wisconsin and North Dakota to win Senate seats next year as insurgents seek successors to La Follette and Ladd. Senator Butler will lead the effort with westward tours and conferences, while party chiefs brace for contests in several doubtful states.
John Mahomney of West Third street killed a spreading viper eight inches long found in his back yard this morning. Arlington Christian church in Rushville plans an unusual Automotive Day service with tests and honors for various vehicle categories. William A. Dawson of the Tribune to leave for California Washington Oregon trip. M S Lostutter to succeed him Monday.
London June 27 Sir Arthur Keith anatomist and professor argues modern civilization harms eyesight by weakening jaws and altering facial bones. He cites rising myopia in children and says eye strain from jaw use is not the cause, urging physicians to study growth factors behind eye enlargement.
Nine kinds of ice cream and ices offered at Price Confectionery with phone orders invited for special attention. Local shoppers notified of availability and contact option.
John Johnson a California steeplejack clung to a 125-foot water tower during a tornado that struck the Stockyards in Sioux City causing about 250000 dollars in damage and injuring fourteen people. He described the experience as the first time he was ever afraid as winds reached 95 miles per hour.
The National Bureau of Economic Research reports a 13 percent drop in the annual death rate over the last decade. It attributes improved disease resistance to better physical health and notes American families are prioritizing food values for health more than ever.
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