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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
2
The 1925 radio daily Bible thought program from Seymour Indiana highlights publisher Jay C. Smith and distribution details. Advertisements and postal notices list rates for county zones and national advertising connections in Chicago and New York.
A devotional verse begins with praise to God for deeds past and present. It asserts God as strength to the poor and needy, a refuge from storms and heat, citing Isaiah 25.1 4 in praise.
The Chicago Telegraph Institute guarantees training for boys and men aged 17 to 30 to become expert radio operators or telegraph operators. Earn 1800 to 40 per week while learning. Contact C. H. Phillips at the Commercial Hotel in Seymour, Indiana.
John T. Scopes the Tennessee teacher indicted in the evolution case appears in news feature pictures at the Princess tonight. Mrs. FE T Jacobs and daughter Margaret have gone to Louisville to visit relatives and Miss Louise Jacobs will accompany them home after ten days with kin.
Governor Jackson granted clemency to 19 inmates based on the state board of pardons recommendation, reducing sentences for several Lake County cases. Additionally 86 applicants were denied clemency. Notable clemency recipients include Willie West, Henry Collins, and others. denials include John Gerhart Mack Atvee Emmet Brown Howard Harris Neal Nelson Martin Olson and Walter Bass, among others.
Porte circuit court last February to two to 14 years in state reformatory for forgery. John Gorham, sentenced in Allen circuit court in March, 1924, to three to five years in state reformatory for vehicle taking. Nick Ladimak, sentenced in Lake criminal court in May, 1924, to one to five years in state prison for possessing still. A. C. Meade, sentenced in Vanderburgh county in June, 1912, to life imprisonment for a statutory charge. Alice Green, sentenced in Lake criminal court in November, 1923, to two to 21 years in woman's prison for manslaughter. Robert H. King, sentenced in Lake three to five years for vehicle taking. Carl Williams, sentenced in Allen circuit court in May, 1924, to two to 14 years for burglary. Fred Schafer, sentenced in Lake criminal court last April to 90 days on state penal farms and fined 300 for liquor law violation.
The article details Morton Hawkins being brought to Indianapolis for trial after a long retrieval and legal fight. It notes fourteen of sixteen co defendants were found guilty, appeals pending in Chicago, Hawkins fled in 1924 with a $7,500 bond forfeiture, and a wide search followed. Hawkins faced removal to Indiana, habeas corpus denials, and a $50,000 bond set by Judge Baltziel. His mother and sister failed to qualify as sureties.
Harmouits Big Uncle Tom's Cabin Show tours Seymour on Tuesday evening June 30. The company, 40 members strong with own band and orchestra, new scenery, pack of bloodhounds, seats for 2000 at Show grounds B. and O. lots.
A Lafayette man identified as George Foley received a 15 month sentence after admitting to sending an obscene letter to a 16 year old boy. Foley claimed the letter was a joke and spoke before Judge Baltzell in a Vedera court.
Hair cutting 25¢ and bobbing a spe culsty. Razors honed 35c. 1 sharpen household scissors also. Short note on Sprenger's Barber Shop.
Shanghai reports reveal arrest of Zinovia Dosser and wife Ivgina on charges tied to Soviet financing of anti foreign agitation in China. Documents allegedly show Moscow backing disturbances as general mobilization and memorial services raise tensions. Canton and Shanghai scenes reflect anti foreign sentiment and foreign concessions fear.
Marshal Feng Yu-tsiang, a Peking military leader, endorsed the government’s push for revising unequal treaties with Britain. He pledged to fight China’s enemies as protests for a declaration of war against England grow and calls for severing diplomatic ties intensify.
Earthquakes centered near Three Forks to Manhattan caused widespread destruction with over 90 percent of homes damaged and business blocks wrecked. A Manhattan school collapsed during a tremor after withstanding fifty shocks. residents fled to fields as trains were halted by landslides and rockfalls.
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