Barons Plan to Fight Tyranny of Parents in America
A German baron Willy Sebastian Knobloch Droste lands in New York to organize the International Association Against Tyranny of Parents. He decries parental control over careers and notes luxury and privilege stifle noble youth. He cites wealthier youths facing crisis due to parental limits and predicts clashes with American society before family support from Princess St Simon arrives.
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New York
Willy Sebastian Knobloch Droste
Hamburg
Germany
International Association Against
Anda
Ultraultra Park Avenue
America
Europe
St. Simon
Willy
Peace and Peace Efforts Across Nations Highlighted in Report
London reports quote E. D. Morel urging a universal disarmament conference and worldwide peace efforts. He criticizes seas and lands arms, notes Great Britain's role, and cites U S leadership as pivotal to averting global danger. He recalls Congo oppressions and wartime jail for distributing pacifist writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Morel
Washington
Morel
Europe
United States
League of Nations
World Court of Justice
America
Belgian Congo
Romain Rolland
Switzerland
Germany
France
Balkans
Foreigners Join Citizenship Class at Court House
Twenty seven people attended the first Americanization and naturalization class in the court house, including twenty five men and two women from Greece Turkey Russia Poland Sweden and England. Fifty five have applied for citizenship papers and more expect to join next meetings. The Daughters of the American Revolution sponsor and finance the program and provide literature. Civic instructor Donald Deniston from the high school will teach again this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Greece
Turkey
Russia
Poland
Sweden
England
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A R
Donald Deniston
Aged Iowa Resident Dies at Home Here
Theodore Otte age 69 of 710 West Eighth Street Sioux City died at his home early Thursday night after a prolonged illness. Born in Germany in 1855 he came to the United States in 1899 and lived in Lawton Ia 15 years before moving to Sioux City ten years ago. He is survived by two sons Theodore Jr of Winnebago Neb and William of Ia and three daughters F Schmid of Winnebago Neb Anna Rogers of Hartford and Mrs Pauline The body is at Womeneai mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Otte
West Eighth Street
Sioux City
Mr. Otte
Germany
Lawton
Theodore, Jr
Winnebago
Neb
William
F. Schmid
Winnebago, Neb
Anna Rogers
Hartford
Pauline
Qmneiai 8 Mortuary
Old Sioux City Resident Dahms Dies at 80
Ferdinand Dahms aged 80 of 4301 Stone Ave died at home after a prolonged illness described as dropsy. Born in Germany in 1844 he married Albertina Mal in 1867 and immigrated to the U.S. in 1882. Survived by widow two sons Max and Otto two daughters Marie Giesmann and Clara Dahms ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 30 p m Monday at the family residence with Rev. G A ___N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Dehms
Stone Avenue
Si City
Mr. Dahms
Germany
Albertina Mal
Landsberg
Des Moines
Sioux City
Public officials entitled to witness fees says attorney general
Des Moines August 1 Public officers who testify in courts are entitled to witness fees as other witnesses Attorney General Ben Gibson ruled in an opinion to James P Gaffney county attorney of Iowa county The opinion also covers road surfacing bond questions school deputy appointments county supervisor pay and county health nurse funding.
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Des Moines
Ben Gibson
James P. Gaffney
Iowa County
Gibson
Board of
Board of Supervisors
Infant Dead in West Philadelphia Home
Donald Filer infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Filer of 1712 South Maple street died this morning at home from a complication of diseases. He was 6 weeks old. The body is at Westcott's mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Filer
George Filer
South Maple Street
Westcott
Boy Roy Harvey Found After Night Away
Roy Harvey aged 14, son of Mr and Mrs M E Harvey of 1401 Pierce street, was returned to his parents this morning after an all night absence. Mrs Harvey enlisted police aid last night when he did not return home. He was found on a downtown street today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Harvey
M. E. Harvey
Pierce Street
Search Aids Woman in Disappearance of Father
Mrs. Anthony Cole requests police help in locating her father Anthony Alvona aged 60 who vanished from his home on Thursday after residing at 2110 Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Cole
Seventh Street
Anthony Alvona
Shoes Stolen From Auto Recovered By Boys
Two boys reported locating a pair of shoes stolen from the automobile of A Hill a salesman living at the West hotel and turned the items over to police today. The discovery was made beneath the Wall Street viaduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hill
West Hotel
Wall Street Viaduct
Don Holt Named National Director of Plumbers Association
Don Holt of Sioux City, president of the Sanitary company, has been appointed one of seven national directors of the National Plumbers Association of America. He will represent the middle west, according to an announcement from the national headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Holt
Sanitary Company
Sioux City
National Plumbers’ Association of America
Mr. Holt
Cincinnati
Middle West
Presidential Candidates Today Eye Tariff Decision and Campaign Plans
President Coolidge weighs tariff options after receiving the sugar production cost report and holds a brief cabinet session. Senator La Follette papers editorial work at home while awaiting Nevada petition progress for ballot access. John W. Davis furthers campaign organization and contemplates securing Gov. Al Smith as a potential running mate.
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Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Mexico
Tariff Commission
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Nevada
John W. Davis
al Smith
New York
Davis
Smith
New York Cab Rates Cut In Price War
New York, praised as the world's priciest city, now has 20 cent a mile taxi rates down from 40. A price war among cab owners drove the drop with earlier cuts to 80, then 25 by a new company. Before cabs hit streets, several unions reduced to 20 cents. A tentative armistice could avert further cuts, but green meter cars lead the pricing. red, blue or white meters still charge up to 60 cents per mile with extra for multiple passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fe control processes described as involuntary or voluntary
A brief note explains the process of fe con trolled by or involuntary aspects. The text touches on how actions may be guided by internal drives or external constraints, highlighting the tension between choice and compulsion in behavior.
Lunatic Given Death for Murder of Five
Chicago authorities report John Kammerer, labeled an insane man, found guilty of murdering Otto Eder, his wife, and their three children with a club. A coroner's jury urged immediate trial and the death penalty despite Kammerer's admitted insanity as he had been living at the Eder home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Kammerer
Otto Eder
Eder
Kammerer
Three Candidates Seek Iowa Supreme Court Nomination
Des Moines Aug 1 three avowed candidates enter the race for nomination to the Iowa supreme court. Judge Dan W Hamilton of Grinnell John Liffering of Waterloo and ECG Weber of Fort Madison face the question of who seeks the two six year terms and who takes the two year short term. Fewer than 100 delegates gather at Hotel Fort Des Moines as E J Feuling opens the convention.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Dan W. Hamilton
Grinnell
John Liffering
Waterloo
ECG
Weber
Fort Madison
Hotel Fort Des Moines
E. J. Feuling
State Central Committee
Booth’s Grandchild Devoted to Salvation Army Duty
London Aug 1 The infant grandson of General Bramwell Booth founder of the Salvation Army has been solemnly dedicated by his parents to a life of service to the Army. The dedication occurred on the organization’s fifty ninth anniversary before a large crowd. Adjutant and Mrs Wycliff Booth were admonished to raise the child away from intoxicants wealth and worldly influences and to show by example what a Salvation Army soldier should be.
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London
Bramwell Booth
The
Salvation Army
Booths
Booth
Wycliff Booth
Clayton Better
Shenandoah Indiana August 1 The condition of Clarence Clayton young Page County farmer improved today Clayton drank lye in place of salts which he intended taking
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Shenandoah, In
Clarence Clayton
Page County
Clayton
Priest ties Kansas marriage record with five weddings in five hours
Wichita reports Reverend Walter Scott Priest married five cousins in five hours, a state record. It marks the 2,119th ceremony he has officiated.
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Wichita
Kan
Walter Scott Priest
State of
Kansas
Mr. Priest
Bow and Arrow Hunt Planned in Colorado Rockies
ER Welch will hunt mountain sensons in the Colorado Rockies this summer with only a bow and arrow. Welch has notified Stanley P. Young, head of the predatory animal division for the United States Biological Survey, of his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Welch
Sensons
Colorado Rockies
Stanley P. Young
United States Biological Survey
Plana
Hat fashion rises with minimal trims and Sven removal
Readers note growing popularity of large hats with almost no trimming. The trend favors simple designs as decorative elements like Sven are being dropped, signaling a shift toward streamlined headwear in the era.
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Sven
Fire damages $40,000 in Shenandoah bank building
Fire in Shenandoah Ia early today caused over $40,000 in damages to the Bank of Hamburg building near here. The law library in Judge T S Stevens office was destroyed at a loss of $10,000. The Reid Hardware company Morelock grocery and Dr Mitchells office also burned. Origin unknown. bank to reorganize as fixtures and building were damaged.
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Shenandoah
Bank of Hamburg
Hamburg
T. S. Stevens
Reid Hardware Company
Morelock Grocery
Dr. Mitchell
Ten Summer Students to Graduate Sunday
Ten high school students from Sioux City who attended the summer session will receive diplomas at First Presbyterian Church Sunday night. Recipients include Clark K. Anderson and Davinia Blair, with Buena Vista College president Dr. Evert Leon Jones delivering the baccalaureate address "Leaders for the Times" and F. A. McCornack presenting diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
First Presbyterian Church
Clark K. Anderson
Davinia M. Blair
Olive Beatrice Erickson
K. Earl Gwinn
Charles Homes Howe
Sherwin F. James
Mary Alice Keck
Thomas Lee
Mae L. Reid
Roland F. Simons
Evert Leon Jones
Buena Vista College
the Times
F. A. McCornack
State Budget Chief Starts Work Monday
Des Moines reports state budget director Ernest L. Hogue of Blenco to arrive Monday to begin duties and reinforce the office. Only one stenographer remains to handle the workload as he assumes operation of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ernest L. Hogue
Blencoe
Marion to tribute Harding on first death anniversary
Marion Ohio will observe a quiet tribute to former President Warren G Harding at 7 PM tomorrow marking the first anniversary of his death in San Francisco. The observance reflects local respect for the late national leader and his ties to Marion.
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Marion
Harding
Marion, O
President Harding
San Francisco
Laziness Claim Labeled a Tropical Disease by Expert
A medical expert states that what is described as laziness in tropical countries is in fact a disease. He argues the condition stems from health factors specific to these regions and requires medical attention rather than moral judgment.
Bathing Beauties Compete At Beachwear Event
Ten contestants from Sioux City vie for beauty honors in a beachwear contest held at a theater. Entries featured elaborate Watling work costumes and outfits from local shops. Winners include Loretta Hildebrand Ruth Breshon Norma Maxson and others as judges note stage presence.
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Sioux City
Homer Gill
Winis
Tyr Ison Brothers
Marager Gul
Etoewing
Dorothy Abel Sterlug
Mazel
Brariel
Eerothy
Eaeok
Livi
Pal Levener
Ivrys Eves Sa
Loretta Hildebrand
Ruth Breshon
Norma Maxson
Mildred Beatty
Seven Arrests, Court Dates After Police Raid
Seven people were arrested after a raid on a Fur building. Smiths and others faced charges of disorderly house and liquor nuisance with fines set at 50 dollars for two defendants. Several defendants were granted continuances or changes of venue and one man waived examination for grand jury consideration.
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Ns Smith
Will Jackson
Sadie Jim Smith
Fred Butler
Bethel
Charles Rifle
William
Venus
Otto Nitz Waives Demination on Liquor Transport Charge
Otto Nitz, charged with transportation of liquor, waived damnation and was held to the grand jury on $200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Buchanan
Otto Nitz
Tri State Editorial Group to Convene Three Days in Sioux City
The fifth annual convention of the Tri State Editorial association will be held in Sioux City September 18 19 and 20. More than 150 editors from Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota are expected. An extensive program will be set and entertainment planned by a group led by P H Vestgen with members Henry Cody Everett Tripp P C Cook W C Slotsky Don Holt Wilson T Clark and B J Abraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Editorial Association
Sioux City
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
P. H. Vestgen
Henry Cody
Everett Tripp
P. C. Cook
W. C. Slotsky
Don Holt
Wilson T. Clark
B. J. Abraham
Brookhart to Speak Tomorrow at Fertile
Senator Smith W. Brookhart will headline the annual harvest supper in Fertile. Judge W. B. Quarton of Algona will speak in the afternoon on Creamery and Dairying Problems. Dr. R. C. Cole of Des Moines will speak in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Smith W. Brookhart
Fertile
W. B. Quarton
Algona
R. C. Cole
Des Moin
Fire destroys Tudor Leeds landmark building
A historic Tudor period building in Leeds, England, known as the OsmondPhorpe Ball, was destroyed by a recent fire. Fire crews battled the blaze, with authorities reporting significant damage to the structure and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
England
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Dr. White
White
Willam O. Krohn
H. Douglas Singer
Leopold
Loeb
Baron Droste
U.S
Conference of All Nations
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Holt
Stephen Hannagan
Geographic Department
Clark College
Worcester
Mass
Revue
Tri-State
Brookhart
Rial
U. S
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