Bevington Divorce Trial Halted by Judge for 11 Days
Judge Miles W Newby halted the Bevington divorce trial for 11 days claiming he had been deceived by the proceeding pace and granting a July 14 postponement. The case, begun June 6 in district court, saw defense testimony resume with taxicab owner J C Gai lette tied to diamond transactions with Mrs Bevington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bevington
Miles W. Newby
R. H. Munger
Bevington
I. H. Robbins
Tony
Newby
Robbins
J. C. Gailette
COOLIDGE PLANS EUROPE CAMPAIGN STRATEGY
President Coolidge held conferences on foreign policy and the coming campaign. Guests included Alanson F. Houghton and Charles G. Dawes with Butler present. Dawes to lead most speechmaking while Coolidge stays in Washington through summer.
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Wishington
Cool- f@ze
Europe
Alanson F Houghton
Germany
Charles G. Thor
Dawes
Houghton
Adventare
Butler
Washington
Licket
Slight Accident Delays Airmens Flight Plans
July 3 report from Calcutta notes a flight accident affecting American flyers traveling from Allahabad to Lahore. Maj. A. S. C. Maclaren, a British airman, arrived in Shanghai after delaying during India's monsoon to make up time, with plans to head to Kagoshima in Japan.
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Jes
Allahabad
Lahore
Airlane
Calcutta
Bad Martin
Paris
C. Maclaren
Shanghai
China
India
Maclaren
Kagoshima
Japan
Tokyo police tighten guards after embassy flag incident
London reports Tokyo police stationed around the Imperial hotel and Japan Advertiser offices to protect Americans following a flag lowering at the American embassy. The Times notes diplomat Shidehara apologized to American Chargé d’Affaires Caffery within three hours. Caffery calls it serious but an individual matter, not national.
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London
Tokio
Imperial Hotel
Japan Advertiser
the Times
Shidehara
Caffery
Ballot No 51 Totals From The Election Tally
Ballot No 51 totals show Smith 328 McAdoo 4421 J W Davis 6714 Underwood 43 Ralston 63 Glass 25 Robinson 53 Cox 55 Ritchie 161 Gov Davis 2 Saulsbury 6 Owe none reported across listed candidates in the latest tally analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
McAdoo
J. W. Davis
Underwood
Ralston
Glass
Robinson
Cox
Ritchie
Gov. Davis
Saulsbury
Owe
Williams Eliminated by Rene LaCoste at Wimbledon
Norris Williams, sole American surviving in the Wimbledon men’s singles, fell to Rene LaCoste 6-1 3-6 9-6 6-4 in the semi finals. LaCoste outplayed Williams with superior power and accuracy while Borotra defeated Louis Raymond to reach the final.
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Wimbledon
Eng
R. Norris Williams I
Rene LaCoste
Jorge Bien
Eleanor Goss
J. B. Jessup
Williams
Borotra
Louis Raymond
South Africa
Borotta Miss Wills
Memory expert to lecture at Sioux City Knights of Pythias hall
A memory demonstration by Louis Throop of Tulsa Ohio, famed as the brakeman memory expert, will be held Sunday in Knights of Pythias hall Sioux City lodges 247 485 and 85 percent attendees. He will show feats like reading bank note numbers and recalling 60 names and addresses after a single viewing. Throop explained his method based on daily suggestion and mental discipline. Endorsements have come from the national board of education and railroad officials. He spoke Tuesday night to the Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Fifth and
Douglas Streets
Sioux City
Brotherood
Louis Throop
Tulsa
Ohio
Throop
Perry Davis
Virginia Treet
National Board of Education
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Ballot Totals Reported For Local Race Letters And Numbers
Ballot numbers list candidates Smith McAdoo Davis Underwood Ralston Glass Robinson Cox Ritchie Owen Walsh with district or page codes 320 46114 66 401 58 24 44 54 1644 4 1. Total votes tallied 1 098.
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Smith
McAdoo
J. W. Davis
Underwood
Ralston
Glass
Robinson
Cox
Ritchie
Gov. Davis
Saulsbury
Owen
Walsh
Gov
Davis Saulsbury
Leu
Ballot details and totals in local election report
Ballot No 49 J W Davis 6314 Underwood 42 Ralston 56 Robinson 45 Ritchie 1615 Total vote cast 1098.
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J. W. Davis
Underwood
Ralston
Robinson
Cox
Ritchie
Gov. Davis
Saulsbury
Ballot notations list candidate numbers and codes
Ballot notes show candidates and numbers including a7 Smith 320 1 10 McAdoo 484 4 10 J W Davis 704 Underwood 3844 Ralston 31 a
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Smith
McAdoo
J. W. Davis
Underwood
Ralston
Ballot tallies listed for candidates and percentages
Ballot numbers and vote tallies include Smith at 319 1 10, McAdoo 485 9 10, J W Davis 71, Underwood 38 percent, Ritchie 1614, and Gov Davis 3. The fragment records results or counts without full context.
Ballot tallies listed for candidates in statewide race
Ballot numbers 45 319 110 McAdoo 483 4 10 J W Davis 73 Underwood 38 Ritchie 17 Gov Davis Walsh 1 summarized from an OCR fragment showing candidate vote counts and ballot references in a gubernatorial context.
Ballot Totals From Local Election Reported
Ballot No 44 for Smith 39 Latriped 39 Robinson 43 pec 17 Edwards 1 tally shows one non voter and total votes cast 1097 in a local election record.
Ballot Totals For Underwood Ritchie Leu Named
Ballot No 43 lists Underwood Ritchie and Leu with a total vote cast of 1098. The record shows 1098 votes overall and includes candidate identifiers 40 and 1714 alongside Leu. No further context is provided.
Sioux City News Highlights Local Council and Court Actions
The article reports on municipal purchases including a new emergency car and the replacement of an older vehicle, plus moving picture programs in Leeds and Anderson parks. It notes Dr William Jepson as a convention speaker, a plumbers meeting in Sioux City, the filing of Miles C. Davis's will, and a broad suit by Midland Packing creditors against stockholders. June postal receipts rise, two paving jobs completed, liquor nuisance cases postponed, and a reckless driving arrest with an added intoxication charge.
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Jepson
Des Moines
William Jepson
Sioux City
Midland
Midland Packing Company
C. W. Britton
United States District Court
Thomas C. Munger
Lincoln
Mr. Brit
Mike Smith
Fourth Street
Nomination Open for Sioux City Beauty Contest
The contest to pick Sioux City's representative for western Iowa in the National Bathing Beauty Contest opened today. Nominees must be Sioux City residents for at least a year, over 16, and single. Nominations close Saturday noon, with winners to compete against Miss Columbus in Atlantic City in September.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Joe A. Milam
Committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Atlantic City
Milam
Iowa Fourth of July Milestones 1834 1896 1900 Compiled
A compact timeline of Iowa's early national ceremonies and notable events. Highlights include Nicholas Carroll raising the first citizen Iowa flag in Dubuque in 1834, Fort Madison celebrating Chief Jack Hawk in 1838, Gov. Lucas at the capitol cornerstone in 1810, and 1883 milestones such as the Davenport hospital cornerstone and Bishop John McMullen’s death. Also noted are 1884 Aquor law onset, 1892 Weaver nomination at Omaha, and the Corse statue in Crap Park Burlington with a Des Moines party convention.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Nicholas Carroll
Jack Hawk
Fort Madison
Gov. Lucas
Capitol
John McMullen
Davenport
Ireland
State Hospital For
Clarinda
James B. Weaver
The
People's Party
Omaha
John M. Corse
Crap Park
Burlington
United Christian Party
Des Moines
John McDonald funeral set for Sunday in Sioux City
Funeral services for John McDonald a Sioux City pioneer of 56 years will be held Sunday at 3 30 p m at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Edwin F Rippey officiating. After the service the casket will be escorted to the cemetery by Columbia Commanders Knights Templar. Landmark Lodge A F and AM will conduct the graveside rites. His body lies at West's Funeral Home. Members of several Sioux City lodges will attend.
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John McDonald
Sioux City
Jackson Street
First Presbyterian Church
Edwin F. Rippey
Columbia
Knights Templar
Landmark Lodge
A. F
A. M. Wil Hve
West
Local Fraternal Ties Highlight Sioux City Man’s Affiliations
A Sioux City resident listed as a member of multiple organizations including the Masonic lodge, Abu-Bekr temple of the Shrine, Sioux City lodge No. 164 1. C. F., the Elks, Knights of Pythias and G. A. R. The note underscores broad fraternal ties within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Abu-Bekr Temple of the Shrine
Sioux City
No. 164
the Elks
Knights of Pythias
G. Alr
Centerville Child Dies In Local Sioux City Hospital
Earth Tosty aged S, daughter of Mr and Mrs E Iosty of Centerville, died this morning after a prolonged illness at a Sioux City hospital. The body will be taken to Centerville for burial this afternoon.
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Centerville
Sioux City Hospital
Earth Tosty
Notice of Change in Budget System Issued by County
County Auditor Willis M E Pritchard announced that the latest state budget law changes will be mailed to over 100 taxing districts in the county. Districts must publish hearings 10 days before the hearing date and decide on funding by July 25 with a public protest allowed at the hearing by August 15. The legislature may exempt township districts this year. over 500,000 trucks and about 4,000 auto dealers operate globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis ME. Pritchard
Pritchard
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Campaign
TOK Police
Tassoll
Charles Wilcox
Plumbers’ Union
W. B. Coolidge
Joe
W. H. Jones
Clinton Street
Fourth Avenue
Glenn Avenue
C. P. Hanson & Son
Water Street
Fourth
Sixth Streets
Fifth Street
Water
Pearl Street
L. N. Hintgen
Fath Whitney
Sioux Street
Lillian Brostung
Grand
Joseph Hays
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Wdonald
J. A. Havens
Fourth St
Hipp
Jack Holt
Night Jones
Crystal Lake
Victor J. Etjen
Fifth ST
Brown’s Lake
Heer Ae Cox
Eis
Woodbury County
Sioux Gxy
Oldet Savings Banik
FitzGibbon
Mary Carr
Johnnie Walker
Erlgian Legion
Slouxerry
Mammoth
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