Sunday Sioux City Register previews family newspaper
The Sunday Sioux City Register promises sports coverage including baseball weekly averages from the major leagues, plus special articles by Billy Evans and Joe Williams. Fight coverage by Frank Getty, cartoons by Dick Dorgan, and a Grantland Rice feature shortlist top the sport section while other sections cover city news and illustrations.
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Jonal
Irvin Howe
Billy Evans
Joe Williams
Frank Getty
Dick” Dorgan
Briggs
Grantland Rice
Editorials to Highlight Weekend Register Features
The piece previews coming editorial content in The Register including a ca st sever rtoon by Smith and letters from Chief Sioux gaining headway since the first Sunday publication. Montague Glass contributes another installment of Potash and Perlmutter, and Charles Stewart offers a world in a nutshell.
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St Sever
Smith
Montague Glass
Charles Stewart
Register
Magazine page notes on fiction and features
The magazine section page outlines varied content including a Crime at Crestmere installment with a synopsis of the preceding chapter. It also mentions a human interest drawing titled Among Us Mortals for the cover page and a fashion page with live models.
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Crestmere
Features in Sunday Register promise diverse pages
The feature section will include a complete financial and business page, agriculture coverage, auto features, and model homes for study. A four page color comics section showcases The fun family and Betty in four colors, Brer Rabbit, and Kelly Kids adventures. Order your Sunday Register today by telephone Auto 58835.
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Fun
Sioux City
Brises Wil
Mr. and
Seap'voignt
Betty
Jourgess
Kelly
Parade of Klan Members Stirs Michigan Events
A July 5 parade drew about seven thousand Ku Klux Klan members and participants from a women’s organization in Michigan, marking a notable display by the Klan in the state.
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Michigan
Ku Klux Klan
Astor to Wed Russian Nobleman Amid Titanic Echoes
Alice Astor daughter of John Jacob Astor is reportedly to wed Prince Oboleninsky Neledinsky Meleteky, a former Russian nobleman, amid reports tied to the Titania sinking and New York society circles. The announcement appears in Daily society notes and names July 5 as the wedding date.
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Alice Astor
John Jacob Astor
New York
Wied
Prince Obo~lensky Neledinsky-Meleteky
the Daily
Democratic Convention Seeks Break in Deadlock at New York
At Madison Square Garden the Democratic National Convention enters conference efforts to break a deadlock as ballots continue. Key figures Gov. Al Smith and Cordell Hull meet with Walsh, Cummings, and McAdoo aides while delegates clash briefly in the runway. A Kansas City adjournment motion fails amid renewed bargaining and a Texas reform proposal seeks to end the two party stalemate.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Robert. J. Bender
United Press
al Smith
Manhattan
Walsh
Cordell Hull
National Committee
Homer Cummings
Nce In ‘the Garden. Later They We Joined By Judge Rockwell
McAdoo
Bruce Kremer
Tom Tageart
In- Mana
Gov. Smith
Kansas City
John Costello
District of Columbia
John Reilly
O'Reilly
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
La Follette 10 Start Drive For Votes At Once
Robert La Follette's progressive convention advances his presidential bid with endorsements and plans. A national campaign organization is organized with Nelson guiding from Chicago. A conference of state managers is set to perfect organizational effort and radio plans.
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LA Follette
Paul, R. Mallon
United Press
Municipal Auditorium
Cleveland
Robert la Follette
Chicago
John M. Nelson
Wisconsin
House
Madison
Nelson
Robert la Follette, Jr
Progressive convention program highlights today
Report of credentials committee and election of permanent officers accompany adoption of rules. Senator Lynn J. Fra zier of North Dakota delivers a speech. La Follette endorsement announced. Selection of vice presidential nominee to adjourn.
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Creentials Committee
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
la Follette
Street Car Wage Plea Before Arbitration Board
The Sioux City street car wage petition seeks a 10 cent daily pay raise and eight hour day, replacing the current nine hour standard. A three member arbitration panel with P J Dalton and Fred H Free has been set, with Robert B Pike as potential third member awaiting confirmation after consultations.
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Sioux City
Special Board of Arbitration
Arbitration Commission
General Service Company
Inc
P. J. Dalton
Grain Exchange
Tien
H. T. Woodward
Sioux City Union
Fred H Free
Robert B. Pike
Sioux City considers extension of West Third street car line
A proposed ordinance to extend the Sioux City General Service street car line from West Third to West Seventh streets was submitted to Mayor Stew art Gilman. Action at next Wednesday's council meeting is expected with little opposition. A late conference with company officials will discuss a 25 year franchise terms. The mayor hinted at recommendations to improve service without changing fares. The company showed a favorable stance to extending to East Greenville along Correctionville road after a meeting with local citizens led by Charles O Shonessy.
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West Seventh Street
Stewart Gilman
Sioux City General Service Company
Gilman
Service Company
Sioux City
General Service Company
East Greenville
Charles O'Shonessy
Correctionville Road
W. J. Bertke
J Patae Sessee
O’shonessy
Stork Delivers Liberty Babies in Sioux City Homes
Dr Stork made two visits to Sioux City homes before the Fourth of July waned and delivered two liberty babies. The girl was born at 30 p m at St Joseph s Hospital to Mr and Mrs K C Hutch kin of 1265 Jones Street. The first birth, a boy, followed shortly after the Fourth to Mr and
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Dr. Stork
Sioux City
St. Joseph's
Hosto
K. C. Hutchkin
Jones Street
Unrestrained Fourth in City Provokes Officials Criticism
A city wide Fourth of July celebration sparks outrage over fireworks sales and an extended sale period. Mayor Stewart Gilman and officials pledge tighter enforcement and no repeat of the recklessness, while critics urge limiting giant firecrackers and adhering to the ordinance.
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Sistory
Rall
Stewart Gilman
Cty Hall
Vslayor Gilman
Neith
M Or Gilman
Milton BP. Smith
Parks and Public
Public Safety
350 Saved From Burning Steamer Off Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore July 5 Three hundred and fifty passengers were rescued when the steamer Three Rivers burned to the water’s edge in Chesapeake bay off Covel Point eighty miles below Baltimore. The only known dead were two Negroes, a man and a woman. Passengers were taken off by the Allegheny and wireless reports state the ship was crowded for the Fourth annual Chesapeake Bay championship boat races.
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Baltimore
Three Rivers
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company
Chesapeake Bay
Covel Point
Allegheny
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Alleghen
Invitations In Order If Convention Moves
Atlantic City July 6 The Democratic National Convention rises. The British round session at Madison Square Garden will be invited if adjournment occurs. Stuart MacLaren arrived in Japan to reconvene discussions. Miles W. Beemer, secretary of the Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce, left for New York to extend invitations.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Tokig
Madison Square Garden
New World
Maj.York
Stuart MacLaren
Japan
W. Beemer
Atantic City Chamber of Commerce
New York
Beemer
Threats to Kidnap Medill McCormick's Son
Chicago authorities and Winnebago county officials probed a plot to extort fifty thousand dollars from Medill McCormick, aimed at abducting his eight year old son John Medill. George and Clarence Peek, farm workers, were arrested near Rockford as they arrived for a decoy package at the McCormick summer home in Byron, Alabama. They denied knowledge of the scheme, claiming curiosity about the package. Mrs McCormick, daughter of the late Mark Hanna, organized the trap and prompted arrests after threats of future unhappiness. The suspects were initially released and rearrested at Chicago's request.
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Chicago
United State
Medill McCormick
John Medill
Rockford
Ill
George
Clarence Peek
McCormick Summer Home
Byron
McCormick
Mark Hanna
Senator McCormick
The
East
Coolidge Boy 15 Suffering From Blood Poisoning
Calvin Coolidge Jr the president's youngest son aged 15 remained critically ill in the White House with blood poisoning penetrating his system. Four doctors attended him as of July 5 with no formal bulletins issued by order of the president.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
White House
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Bia J. Coupa
Joel T
Auto crash kills Talbot family and injures others
Edward J. Talbot 53 his wife and cousin Mrs Aaron Olson die when their car veers off Cambridge road into a pool ten miles northwest of Kewanee. Driver blinded by oncoming lights. Sons and other occupant escape serious injury. Separate Fourth of July accident in Sioux City injures Harriet Ohlson five after being struck at West Third and Market streets.
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Kewanee, Til
Edward J. Talbot
Aaron Olson
Cambridge Road
Here
Talbot
Galen Talbot
Ballot No 71 Names and Totals Appearing on Ballot
Ballot data lists candidate names including Smith McAdoo Davis Underwood Glass Robinson Owen Ritchie Saulsbury Baker Bryan Walsh and totals with percentages and numbers reaching 1097 ballots overall. Strong entities include J Davis and 333 percent 52844 68 3735 25 21 16 6 36 2 1 1097.
Undefined data line item sequence
Fragmentary OCR data lists names with percentages and totals but provides no coherent event, date, or context. No clear people, organizations, or locations to anchor a factual news-style card.
Ballot 74 Candidates and Vote Totals Reported
Total vote cast 1,097 for Ballot No 74. Names and tallies include Smith 365 McAdoo 5 Davis 77 percent Underwood 47 Glass 27 Robinson 23 Owen 2 Ritchie 18 percent Saulsbury 7 Baker Walsh 41 Cox 1 Gov Bryan 4 Ralston 3 percent Revine 1.
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Smith
McAdoo
Davis
Underwood
Glass
Robinson
Owen
Ritchie
Saulsbury
Baker
Walsh
Cox
Gov. Bryan
Ralston
Revine
Ballet No 75 Smith 366 McAdoo 513 J Davis 78 Percent
Davis leads with 78 percent in a compact ballet style card listing performers Smith McAdoo Underwood and Glass with numbers 366 513 461 28 25 and names Hobinson Owen in a terse sports-like entry
Ballet No 76 Smith 368 McAdoo 513 J 753g
Ballet credit lines list performers and numbers with sparse details. Names include Smith McAdoo Underwood Robinson and numbers 368 513 753g 4 2, indicating roles or catalog references in a program or listing. The fragment suggests a performance or score-related ledger.
Delegates Name Unclear Amid Campaign Tab Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Democratic National Committee delegation and a resolution on committee authority. It mentions Timothy T. Ansberry, a called delegate, and suggests senators on the committee. The legible text is incomplete and lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
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Timothy T. Ansberry
Democratic National
Wife Stabbed to Death After Refusal to Rub Back
New York report says Gaetano De Vito stabbed his wife in their home after she refused to get out of bed to rub his back. Police investigation ongoing. no prior warning noted in the fragment.
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New York
Gaetano de Vito
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