Convention News on Ballots and Unit Rule Clash
The article tracks ballot totals for Smith and McAdoo, noting Smith leads with 212 percent and McAdoo at 471 percent on the 17th ballot, amid Florida unit rule debates and gallery tensions. It describes shifts, projections, and strategic aims as conventions proceed toward a potential Smith breakout while McAdoo fights to hold gains.
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Oouth
Smth
Connecticut
Michigan
Thi
McAdoo
Lons
Ares
Mert W. Gilchrist
Punta Corda
O .Walsh
Florida
Smith
Funeral Held for Mrs. Alice May Kent at Nelson's Chapel
Funeral services for 69 year old Mrs. Alice May Kent were held at Nelson's chapel this afternoon at 2:80. Interment followed in Floyd cemetery. She died Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Mary Strekas in Sergeant Bluff after 24 years near Sioux City. Survived by sister Mrs. Maude Harmon of South Sioux City and Mrs Lily Partridge of Sergeant Bluff.
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Kent
Alice May Kent
Nelson's Chapel
Floyd Cemetery
Pigeon Lecture Opens Program at Chautauqua
Frank H. Hollmann opened the Morningside chautauqua with a lecture demonstration on 24 of 200 pigeon varieties. He noted pigeons carried 408 messages in World War I and that Cher Ami, awarded the D S C, was returned to the United States. The talk covered pigeons from ancient Olympic times to modern use and profits in the industry.
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Frank H. Hollmann
Mr. Hollmann
Gen. Pershing
Cher Ami
United States
Hollmann
Sioux City Elks Delegation Heads to National Convention
Sioux City Elks leave for the lodge national convention in Boston, July 6 to 12, joining the Iowa delegation en route on a special train. The Sioux City party includes Henry Hoskins, Dr. F G Cluett, and E J Condor.
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Sioux City Elks
Boston
Iowa City
Iowa
Sioux City
Henry Hoskins
F. G. Cluett
E. J. Condor
Names of Woodbury county motor tax delinquents list released
The Woodbury county license bureau turned over 1000 delinquent automobile owners to the sheriff for tax collection. Officials say about half owe due to not receiving notices and many owners have left the state. Deputies may not seize vehicles immediately, as notice would take about a month, with many delinquents expected to pay once notified.
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Woodbury County
Sheriffs Office
Theaites
Dave Anderson
Back Room Elimination At Democratic Convention
United Press reports from Waldorf Hotel New York July 1 describe a smoke filled room scene with leaders in shirt sleeves as they perspire over whether to break for a back room conference. McAdoo and Gov. Al Smith still hold uncast votes while leaders deny readiness to admit defeat.
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McAdoo
Smith
Missouri
New York
Illinois
Rockwell
Frank H. Farris
Missiouri
J. W. Davis
Underwood
Brand Whitlock
Fraser ‘Ards
United Press
Waldorf Hotel
Whozis
Tanberdgshers
George Brennan
Tinos
Tammany Crowd
Ed Moore
Ohio
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Judie Rockwell
al Smith
Weather Forecast for Sioux City and Neighboring Areas
The outlook calls for fair skies and continued cool conditions tonight. Wednesday should be generally fair with rising temperatures across Sioux City and surrounding zones including Nebraska and South Dakota. note the west portion tonight may see similar trends.
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Sioux City
Nebraska
South Dakota
Court Grants Judgment in Nebraska Marriages
In district court today, judgments were awarded in multiple marriage cases. Steven Kolodziejcrak, 27, to Rosie E. 21. Neleon 21 and Richard C. Fahrenbots 9 to Minnie inal Elevator Co and Globe Kubfahl 26, both of Norfols Neb. Shelby C. Johnston 25 to Louise Pearson 19, both of Sioux City.
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Steven Kolodziejcrak
Rosie E
Neleon
Nehigh
N. Ferrer
Richard C. Fahrenbots
Minnieinal Elevator Company
The
Globe
Kubfahl
Norfols
Neb
Serge Company
Teles ©. C
Heide TaHor
Jeeta
Uae
Hamilton
Boldenow
Sioux City
Acca Vom
Farrer
Hutt
Broken Bow
Shelby C. Johnston
Louise Pearson
Defendant Defeats Siblings in Sioux City Property Suit
Margaret J. Reynolds prevailed in district court when her brothers and sisters failed to appear as plaintiffs. The case involved two lots left by Willis H. Gernhart who died intestate in February 1920. Plaintiffs alleged incompetence and undue influence. court ordered findings for the defendant on default. Names include William A. Gernhart Carl O. Gernhart Cora B. Campbell and Carrie B Joos.
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Margaret J. Reynolds
Sioux City
Willis H. Gernhart
William A. Gernhart
Carl O. Gernhart
Cora B. Campbell
Carrie B Joos
Births and sports result in Olympic polo contest
Births: Leaver and wife welcome a girl at 1821 Morningside Avenue on July 1. Maternity: Kersey and wife announce a baby boy at 2513 Myrtle Street. St. Joseph’s Hospital reports July 1 birth. Polo: Unit 24 States polo team defeats Spanish team here today 16 to 8 in Olympic contest.
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G. W
Morningside Avenue
Kersey
Mck
Word of Little Tor Sent Slayer to Penitentiary
Meridian man reports Nora Bosche jailed for 29 years for murder of Winifred Kellersberger. Trial revealed a dispute with Philip Bosche, 63, ranch owner and stepdaughter’s father. Witness Winifred Kellersberger testified her mother shot in self defense, leading to conviction.
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Little Tor
Meridian
Tex
Nora Bosche
Winifred Kellersberger
Edna
Kellersberger
Philip Bosche
Bosche
Nora
Winifred
Residents oppose temporary refreshment stand at Cornelia and Morningside
Fourteen Morningside residents presented a petition to the city council to block Chris Radlick from erecting a Fourth of July refreshment stand on a triangle at Cornelia and Morningside avenues. Radlick had building inspector permission but neighbors claim the project is too costly for a temporary setup. The council postponed action pending a land and stand review.
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Morningside
Chris Radlick
Cornelia
Morningside Avenues
Radlick
Bevington Divorce Trial Ordered Resumed
Trial of Thomas Bevington and his wife resumed at 1 30 pm as District Judge Miles W Newby denied continuance sought by attorney H H Robbing for the defendant Mrs Bevington Robbing argued she was too ill to testify but the court ruled she could take the stand today The judge stated the plea was misleading and she could testify as well as others
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Thomas ¥. Bevington
Miles W. Newby
Robbins
Honeymoon Chase Ends In Charge Of Speeding
In Council Bluffs on July 1 Morris Van and bride Stella Crotchenberg sped toward the station to flee a kidnapping plot of about 20 people. A motorcycle cop arrested Mark Levy and several others for speeding while the couple escaped and boarded a California bound train. Specters are to appear in court tomorrow.
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Council Bluffs
Morris van
Stella Crotchenberg
Mark Levy
Levy
California
Specters
Morrow
Bankruptcies Filed by Dobbert and Wife Near Odebolt
Two bankruptcy petitions were filed in U S district court by Charles J Dobbert and by his wife Lucy Debbert. Debts include 2680 in unsecured claims against Dobbert with 941 in personal property and 866 exempted property. The wife lists a 2100 note with no exemptions and no personal property. The report also notes the largest German locomotive at 78 feet long and 93 tons.
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United States District Court
Gay
Charles J. Dobbert
Lucy Debbert
Odebolt
Dobbert
Ian OO
Van Buren County bans billboards on county roads
Keosauqua July 1 The Van Buren county supervisors ban advertising billboards on public highways and order removal of existing signs by July 16 with instructions to the county engineer to remove any remaining structures after that date.
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Keosauqua
van Buren County
Harness Makers Meet in Sioux City August
August conventions dominate the Chamber of Commerce calendar with the National Harness Makers Association set for August 11, 13 and 18 in Sioux City. About 350 delegates and leather goods firms from across the nation are expected. other events include Iowa Warehouse Men's, Insurance Agents, and Iowa Odd Fellows meetings. The city council approved payroll and claims totaling 18,504.87. Tree removal advice notes field soil health impact.
Milam Chosen as VFW Delegate for National Encampment
Joseph A. Milam was elected delegate to the 25th annual Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment and will escort Bronx City's bathing beauty to the national bathing beauty contest in Atlantic City in September. Milam, Skull post committee chair, led the local contest and expects Sioux City to place a strong entrant. The nomination and election will be by popular vote, with a veterans committee including Milam Boughey Licen 5, Birceltis and Everett Wallen.
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Joseph A. Milam
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sioux City
Atlantic City
Bronx City
Mr. Milam
Willave
Milam
Skull Post
Committee of Veterans
E J. Boughey
Licen 5
Birceltis
Everett Wallen
Young Woman Dies After Short Illness in Sioux City
Sylvia W. Turner, 30, died at her Reeves apartments home Monday night from apoplexy after a brief illness. A Sioux City resident for 14 years, she previously lived in Oklahoma. Survived by two sisters Violet Turner and Mrs ET Elener of 1220 South Paxton, Sioux City.
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Sylvia W. Turner
Reeves Apartments
Miss Turner
Sioux City
Oklahoma
Turner
OP. Turner
Violet Turner
ET Elener
Paxton Street
Stoux City
Rainbows Signal Weather Changes in Folklore View
A brief note explores how rainbows are interpreted as omens of coming weather good or bad. The piece cites common beliefs and reflects on their place in daily life and folk reasoning.
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CLASH
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Rockus
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Norwegian Singers’ Association of America
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National Educational Sociation
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Automobile Theft Bureau
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