Hoover Deplores Killings But What Of It
Milwaukee Journal reports President Hoover's indirect reply to inquiries about armed prohibition agents on the Minnesota border. He deplores killings but defers condemnation, suggests orderly courts will decide cases, and warns communities to aid treasury efforts while criticizing critics and alleged misconduct of officials.
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Milwaukee Journal
Hoover
International Falls
Minn
Minnesota
Treasury Department
Lowman
Department
Treasury
United States
Henry Vikkula
Mr. Lowman
Strange University Presidents and local parade notes
A column reflects on college presidents and education, quoting Dr. Clarence Little and criticizing intellectual arrogance. The report also covers a Daily Vacation Bible School parade by 180 children, a Presbyterian church picnic, and a charity luncheon with floral centerpieces.
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Hildreth Church
Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Scout Picnic
Mr and Mrs William Begg hosted a dinner for visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Stokes of Lance Creek Wyoming who are on their wedding trip. Scout staff and H H Cannon hosted a guest day picnic at the camp with a 15 cover table and a picnic menu. Fred C Woolworth and family attended from Sioux City, while Cannon families from LeMars and Onawa traveled to St Paul for a family gathering. The N N club met Tuesday with Miss Elizabeth Nemmers as hostess.
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William Begg
Thomas Stokes
Lance Creek
Wyo
A. T. Stokes
H. H. Cannon
Scout
Fred C. Woolworth
Sioux City
LeMars
Frank Cannon
Onawa
St. Paul
H. C. Cannon
Lilly Haage wedding at Sioux City observed
Washington Plymouth special correspondent reports Frank Lilly and his wife attended the Lilly Haag wedding in Sioux City on Wednesday. An American Legion auxiliary entertained by Mrs Pattison Berniece Elskamp Josephine Woll and Mrs Keats in the Legion hall with amusements and a prize guessing contest followed by lunch. Miss Johannes hosted a musical recital and play in Eliendale hall Tuesday evening drawing about 200 attendees, with a meal and dance after. Tony Weidefeller, previously recovering from rheumatism, shows some improvement.
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Frank Lilly
Lilly-Haag
Sioux City
Pattison
Berniece Elskamp
Josephine Woll
Tony Weidefeller
Arioso Jailed After Fatal Knife Stabbing
The Sioux City Tribune reports that Dunlap, 25, of 1814 Court Street, was fatally stabbed during a confrontation with Arioso whom Dunlap and Dunlap’s companions allegedly attacked with a jack knife. Dunlap died in a local hospital after the incident early Wednesday.
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Maurice E. Farley
Tapley
Dunlap
Mr. Farley
Farley
Arioso
Kasper
Sioux City Tribune
James Dunlap
Court Street
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Starzl
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Towa
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Johnson
H Street
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Sieverding-Walz Hardware Co
Winchester
Strange University
Sioux City Livestock Record
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Clarence C. Little
University of Michigan
Dr. Little
Italy
Europe
Agnes Clayes
Margaret Langel
Rosemary Peeckes
Katherine Custer
Young Ladies Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Cleveland Park
P. K. Arendt
William Arendt
Union Hotel
Kingsley
Arendt
Central Avenue
Floyd Monument
David Tapley
South Helen Street
Harry “Buck
Jackson Street
Glenn Wesner
West Ninth Street
Marie Renner
Douglas Street
Ruth Kasper
Tenth Street
Jim
Tom Barron
Wesner
Miss.Kasper
Maxine Renner
Fourth
Douglas
Jimmie Dunlap
Maxine
Billy
N. N. Club
Elizabeth Nemmers
Washington
Plymouth
Kehrberg-Schneider Co
Bargaln
Heller Produce CO
Ben Heller
Armour's
Beachler’s Bootery
Round Oak
Ot Amey
Hansen-Kaun Hdwe. Co
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