Yeomen Leaders to Attend Sioux City Meeting
Chairman of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen arrives in Sioux City for the lodge meeting at Knights of Pythias Hall. Shirley, a Sioux City resident now living in Muskogee, Oklahoma, and H W Pitkin, Yeomen general agent, will participate in ceremonies and business sessions.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Sioux City
Cos
Yeoman
Knights of Poth
X City Lodge
Shirley
Muskogee
Okla
Anti-Saloon League files eleven bar restraint pleas
Woodbury county anti-saloon league officials petitioned for injunctions against numerous bar operators and owners. The petitions cite violations of prohibition and name a long list of defendants including Red Fuller Sager Nelson, Moreno and Dumbarton Realty, and others across streets in the city. The actions seek restraining orders to curb raids and unlawful liquor sales.
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Anti-Saloon League
Saloon League
Woodbury County
John Josephs
Col. Stevens
Red” Fuller
Albert Nelson Sager
West Fifth Street
Jones
BR. Ryan
Man Charged With Theft Bound Over to Grand Jury
Fare Roosevelt street resident was arraigned on a charge of taking a motor vehicle with defaced numbers. He appeared in police court this morning and was bound over to a grand jury with a $10 bond.
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Roosevelt Street
Heaviest June Fire Loss Ties Sioux City Figure
June fire losses in Sioux City reached a total of 1500 with 11000 reported as the largest single loss. The blaze began at a local company facility and caused extensive damage to structures and adjoining properties. Fire crews responded quickly but could not prevent the widespread destruction of the affected site.
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Sioux City
Slows K and Tile Company
New Weeside
Dame
Puzzle on Flag Colors and Nautical Miles
Today's puzzle discusses Guatemala flag colors with three stripes blue white blue and explores how to correct a misdrawn flag. It explains nautical mile length as 6,080 feet and compares it to statute mile 5,280 feet, noting timing examples and conversions.
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Republic of
Guatemala
Tail light ruling near final action
Sioux City motorists face a proposed tail light ordinance requiring tail lights from dusk to dawn. City safety official Jes E. Wilcox supports the measure, tied to preventing accidents similar to the death of Dr. J. J. Sheehy, late police commissioner.
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Sioux Ciy
Jes E. Wilcox
Far Safety
J. J. Sheehy
Police Sur
Methodist Church Picnic Planned for City Congregation
A dozen plus Methodist churches plan a joint picnic on August 12 at Mori campus. About 10,000 members are expected with a 6 PM basket dinner and games. Speaker is to be Omata. other organizers include M Corbett president and M Espiecipal II. HL Seu ion Help and George Gorham are named as local coordinators.
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Etto A
Sins City
Mori
Met
Sponredevich
Keeney
Omata
Ees
M. Corbett
Espiecipal
W. HL. Seuion Helpander
Riverside
M.M
George Gorham
James Jon Tsion
Mon
Two in Cigaret Selling Case Given Venue Change
Two men charged in a cigarette selling case were arraigned today in police court and granted a change of venue to Justice L court. The presiding officer fixed the cash bond, with the crowd at the pool hall on Arth Street. The defendants were escorted yesterday by police captain Marcus Crost.
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Fourth Street
Knox
Weather Outlook for Midwest and Plains Regions
Iowa forecast shows warmer Thursday with rising temperatures. Illinois expects mostly fair tonight and Thursday. South Dakota and Nebraska anticipate generally fair weather tonight through Thursday with temperature increases.
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Iowa
North Portion
Illinois
South Dakota
Nebraska
Licenses Marriages Reported In Nebrasaka and Iowa
Robert Calvin Caull age 24 of Minneapolis to Alma C. Lee 21 of Ponca Nebraska. Charles John Binkley 21 to Lillie Cook both Emerson Nebraska. Michael John Allen 33 to Mrs Pearl Scot both Sioux City. Ralph K. Russell legal to Helen D. Bullock legal both Cushing. Homer H. Clemens 21 to Verna H. Jockens 21 both Tilden Nebraska. Oscar Heleth legal to Mabel Carlson bath Sioux City. Emily Cigaret ash makes an excellent polish for silver.
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Robert Calvin Caull
Minneapolis
Alma C. Lee
Ponca
Charles John Binkley
Lillie Cook
Emerson
Michael John Allen
Mr Pearl Scot
Ralph K. Russell
Legal
Helen D. Bullock
Cushing
Homer H. Clemens
Verna H. Jockens
Tilden
Neb
Oscar Heleth
Mabel Carlson
Bath
Sioux City
Emily
Cruelty to Animals Charged in Sioux City Case
Fr Morton arraigned today on cruelty to animals after a complaint by Mrs M r Baldwin secretary of the Humane society alleges a crippled cow was left untreated. Bond set at 810 to Kin in Sioux City. Also reports of a boy Edward Ornsky found after three days missing, and a drop in arrests for May.
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Morton
Ani
Mr. Baldwin
the Humane Society
al Tomessess
Sioux City
A.M. MeIntosh
Oliver Presbsteria Veh
D. M. Mcintosh
Knox Presbyte Hurch
George D.ers
China
Kacheka
Ous City
Edward Omsky
South Sioux City
Edward J. Ornsky
State Opens War on Bad Egg Sales
Des Moines Iowa July 1 Inspectors of the state department of agriculture completed a statewide campaign against egg dealers alleged to have violated the town egg law and filed 300 cases. 80 inspectors participated and 38 cases have been prosecuted with violators found guilty. Penalties include fines from 10 to 90 dollars. The drive aimed to ensure fair egg dealings and keep unfit eggs off markets. Iowa eggs have sold at a premium on eastern markets.
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Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture
M. E. McMurray
Department of Agriculture
First Ofra
Tate
McMurray
Three Women and Man Face Liquor Charges
Mrs. W. H. Anderson was held to the grand jury in police court on city and state charges of sale and possession of liquor after a raid on the home at 216 th street by the purity squad Tuesday night. Bond set at $200 in both cases. she was fined $50 or 15 days for maintaining a liquor nuisance. Two others from Tuesday raids faced liquor charges: Mrs. H. L. Haywood, 605 Omaha street, continued on both charges until Saturday. Lew Neitzel, 610 Water street, venue change to Justice Locke's for state charge, city charge continued to Saturday. Laura Star also changed venue on the state charge of maintaining a liquor nuisance. The city use charging the same offense was dismissed.
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W. H. Anderson
Far City
216Th Street
Purity Squad
Anderson
HL. Haywood
Omaha Street
Lew Neitzel
Water Street
Justice Locke
Laura Star
Father Flanagan's Boys to Give Show in Sioux City
The Father Flanagan boys from Omaha will present two performances at the Auditorium in Sioux City this Sunday one for children and one for adults. The show features a 20 piece band plus box soloists orators and comedians. The troupe travels the northwest annually staging in major cities.
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Father Flanagan
Sioux City
Omaha
Northwest States
Forgery Confession Leads to Ten Year Fort Madison Sentence
A. Jennings received a decade in Fort Madison state prison after pleading guilty to forgery in district court. He admitted forging two checks totaling 259 and 677.50 dollars to pay for 16 horses and harness. Four liquor offenders were also sentenced to fines or jail time, and Angelo Lacognito drew 150 days for maintaining a liquor nuisance.
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Fort Madison
P A. Jennings
C. Jennings
Bol
Hamilton
Don Hoover
F. Hoover
William Jones
Angelo Lacognito
High Twelve Club Urged To Support Defense Day
Jesse E. Marshall urged the High Twelve club to back National Defense Day on September 12. Speaking at the Martin hotel lunch, he said all defense organizations should mobilize all men in their systems and patriotic demonstrations would honor Gen. Pershing retiring that day. Citizens of military age would enlist for one day as part of the mobilization.
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High Twelve Club
Jesse E. Marshall
Seventh Army Corps
Reserve Officers’ Corps
Martin Hotel
Gen. Pershing
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