Democratic Convention Deadlock Refines Davis Backing
At the national gathering delegates struggle amid factional fighting among Smith, McAdoo, and Davis. A wave of shifts sees Underwood favored by several camps as McAdoo factions fracture, while a late letter from a key figure signals possible withdrawal to ease the deadlock.
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Dark Horse
Davis
Speakie
J. W. Davis
Smith
McAdoo
Atte
Walsh
Beader
Dam
Feotbirds
Ould
Woman Struck by Car Injures Doctor in City Street
Dr Harriet Comstock treet received slight bruises when a motorist struck her in a city street early today. Police reported minor injuries and said the driver remained at the scene.
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Harriet Comstocktreet
Pythian Singers From Sioux City to Grand Lodge Session
More than 60 Sioux City Knights of Pythias representatives head to Des Moines for the Iowa grand lodge meeting July 22 to 24. Dhul Fakar temple patrol leads the group with a public program and initiation ceremonies planned during the D. C. K. K. celebration.
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Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Ben de Neer
Maquo| Xeta
Shandiriam
Coun Bluffs
Omar
Watertoo
Zea Mays
Des Moines
Sioux City Temple
Willan Nystrom
Will He Son
Tyron Terman Watter
Hans Gregerann
Riverseidh F. Hood
Harold Danhur
Hans Gunderson
Claremrand
Police nab suspected dope fueled gunman after street incident
Captain George Fallon led investigation into a March 10 arrest outside 11 Douglas Street after an overdose incident. A 38 caliber revolver was found in Allen’s pocket. Four other men were detained as police tightened the case and recovered weaponry.
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Sctmes
Usonara
Atle
Coraigae
George’ Fallon
Douglas Street
San Tay
Allen
Mii
He Uazet
Gus Pesce
Cruelty Charges Made In Two Divorce Suits
Two divorce petitions filed in district court allege cruelty and inhuman treatment. iy Wilson seeks custody of their child born to the couple, claiming severe mistreatment since a June 2, 1919 marriage. Myrtle Milby also charges Homer Milby with cruelty in a separate suit registered in court.
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Iy Wilson
Harry Wilson
Vin
Grain Rate Reduction For Sioux City Looms
Bradford of the Sioux City Grain Exchange announced a new tariff aimed at equalizing rates for grain shipped from adjacent centers. The plan seeks to help Sioux City compete with other shippers by reducing rates on grain and grain products and aligning them with nearby markets.
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Sioux City
Points Inne
Man Bradford
Nightly radio concert listings across major markets
A fragmented schedule lists radio programs from Buffalo to San Juan and New York. It details concert broadcasts, orchestras, dances, lectures, and musical features across stations WGR WMAQ WOC PWX WOS WDAF WGI WMC WAG Y and others, with times ranging from early afternoon to late evening and references to orchestras and performers.
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WGR
Buffalo
Tnews
WMAQ
Chicago News
KYW
Chicago
News Orchestra
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
PWX
Havana
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
WGI Medford
WMC
Memphis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Tal Stock “Exchange
WIN New Yorke
Philharmonie Orchestra
PAK New
York
Ak Park
S Tausteal
Waaw Omaha
WDAR
Phoelad
WEZ
Philadelphia
KDA
Pittsburgh
Iw Portland
KPO San Francisco
Rurag San Juan
San Juan
WAZ Springfield
KSD
St Louis Port Disposed
WCP Washington
Sudo
WO Washington
Chilren
Smithsovan Institute
Thirty five entrants named for veterans post beauty contest
Sioux City Skull post veterans of foreign wars lists thirty five entrants for a bathing beauty contest to pick a finalist to represent Sioux City in Atlantic City for the national Miss bathing queen title. Elimination rounds are planned locally with contestant names and addresses shown.
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Veterans’ Post
Sioux City
Skull Post
Veterens
Foreign Wars
Atlantic City
Bux City
Dorothy Abel
Sil Twentieth Street
Mildred Beatty
Wall
Helen Benn
Jackson
Lillian Brodsky
Jemainge
Cecil Durell
Laa
Hella
Letita Byrnes
Pierce Morrow Coates
Hetty Dall
Hise Daniers
Boise
Hazel Doty
Hyacinth Gadhoix
Arguerite Helm
Loretta
Hildebrand
Geace Kama
Either Kevill
Mar- Ga
King
Isabella
del Madsen
Dace
Marie Manning
Pierre
Hannah Moore
Nebraska
Muriel Morton
Douglas
Grace Olson
Holne
Taaila Penne
Ruth Ranfall
Bonnie Riegel
Jones
Florence Sorensen
Dorothy Spencer
Market
Imogene Stryker
Pierce
Rose
Action to Abolish Bridge Tolls Seen
Representatives will go to the city council next Wednesday from the South Sioux City Commercial club urging abolition of tolls on the bridge to South Sioux City. Delegation includes M. D. Welsh chair, C. D. Smiley, William Goebel, George Leamer, and L. Iben. The Sioux City and South Sioux City joint action proposals will be backed by the Trades and Labor Assembly and other groups with petitions before the council.
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South
Three-Cornered Deadlock Delays Moville Road Plan
A local clash among Moville officials the state highway commission and the county board blocks the proposed No. 23 route between Sioux City and Correctionville. The county board voted 3 to 2 to reject a Moville outskirts survey and will not approve a bridge or creek diversion, keeping negotiations in stalemate.
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Moville
State Highway Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Sioux City
Correctionville
Iato
Highway Commission
Powra
Mo- He
Oville
Tns
Town Board of
Little Sioux
Golfers of City Club Create Taylor Fund for Triumph
Morgan Taylor, Sioux City track star, won the 400 meter hurdles in an American victory during the Olympiad. Sixty golf club members raised 265 dollars at the Sioux City Country Club to send Taylor on a celebratory trip to Paria, with jeweler W. Cornish Beck delivering the fund and greeting him as a treat from local golfers.
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Morgan Taylor
Sioux City
Paria
W. Cornish Beck
Young Taylor
Beck
Taylor
Ha-gintcabla
Little Joe Bird Club Elects Officers for Year
Sioux City Bird Club names officers for the coming year. Secretary W. C. Frank Wood spoke on Birds of the Sea and encouraged members to participate in club activities. The meeting highlighted active involvement and future events.
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Bird Club
Sioux City
W. C. Frank Wood
Birds of the Sea
Mr. Wood
Azman
Mother of Sioux City Police Sergeant Dies in Boston
Mrs. Josephine Cullen mother of Sergeant Joseph Cullen of the Sioux City police department died at her Boston home Tuesday after a prolonged illness. Cul len was with his mother at the time of death. Chief Joseph Young and the department sent a message of sympathy.
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Josephine Cullen
Serecan
Caen
Sire City
Boston
Mass
Cullen
Jana
Joseph Young
Syste
Crowds Attend Band Concert in Smith Villa Park
A large crowd gathered for the municipal band concert on the Smith Villa school grounds. The program ranged from classic to popular selections, with Miss Frances Reed, daughter of band director Moses E. Reed, singing a solo.
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Smith Villa
Frances Reed
Moses E. Reed
Weather town outlook fair and cooler tonight
Weather Town reports generally fair conditions today and Thursday with cooler temperatures tonight in the east and south areas and warmer by Thursday in the west. Nebraska fair tonight and Thursday with cooler air in the southeast tonight and rising temperatures on Thursday. South Dakota fair tonight and Thursday with temperatures rising on Thursday.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Licenses and Births Record For June Dates
Licenses listed for Karl Thompson and Maybell Ehlers, James Sayre and Leonila Wessling, Carl Bailiff and Bernice Van Saggern. Birth notices show twin girls born to Keeffe family at St Joseph's and a girl birth at Samaritan hospital, with several names and addresses noted.
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Slarriages
Karl John Thompson
Waterloo
Maybell Ehlers
Sioux
Rae James Edward Sayre
Scranton
Leonila Wessling
Sioux City
Carl B. Bailiff
Bernice van Saggern
Wisner
Neb
Schell
P.M
Rivide Avenue
Joseph's Hospital
Thomson
Castana
Samaritan Hospital
Keeffe
James
Riverside Avenue
St Joseph's Hospital
Dunn
George
Mapleton
Council Rejects Dog Kennel Plea Amid Street Work Plans
City council voted against overruling a petition protesting a dog kennel at 1008 South Olive Street. Nearby residents warned the animals caused disturbances and property damage, while inspections found no clear proof of trouble. The body referred related paving and street work proposals to the council for action.
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George Felines
South
Olive Street
Ety Council
Stewart Gil- Pinto
Rhavies H. Wilcox
Dons SF. Hood
Pewee First Street
Joba
West Horne Avenue
Ridge Avenue
Morningside
Sioux City Register offers $11,000 in automobile prizes
A large campaign promises prizes totaling 11 000 dollars for readers who collect votes by securing subscription payments to The Sioux City Register. Entry costs nothing and any resident may nominate themselves or others. Votes are earned by generating subscriptions, not bought, with seven weeks to participate.
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Sioux City Register
Isaac
Register
Sioux City
Pearl Street
Fragmentary OCR Provides Scattered Text Fragments
The readable bits describe ad text prompts and awards lists, with stray phrases about a bridegroom entering a ward and a blade. Context is unclear, but the snippets imply notices or ads. No complete events or identities are present to summarize a cohesive story.
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Paign
Ada
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New York Philharmonie Orchestra
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Andrew Perogowicz
Dodge Avenue
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Fifth Street
Harold Everett
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Roy Crow Yer
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W. E. Alstead
G. I. Fox
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FE. Asinson
Arthur Shanky
Sam Dunn
Inner Guardian
John Linn
Outer Guardian
Okoboji
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T. M. Pratt
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H.W. Brackney
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Nason Wriend
H. H. Epperson
J.C. Gleysteen
O. W. Gustafson
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C. C. Randrup
Ioux
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Sioux Valley Medical Association
Sioux Falls
D. D
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R. M. Waters
Board of Censors
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Council
Beck’s
Bronx City
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Peter's Park
Kelly
First National Bank
Bank of Stability
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Sta
Milton Sills
DR. L. Die
Edwards & Brown Coal Co
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