Hughes Seeks Russian Settlement Yet Maintains Nonrecognition
United Press reports Secretary of State Hughes would restore normal ties with Russia if it could be done without harming American rights. He believes ongoing nonrecognition is best given three issues: repudiation of Kerensky debt, confiscation of American property, and the Soviet regime’s overall actions. No imminent settlement appears possible before Coolidge’s term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bradford
United Press
Washington, D. C
Hughes
Russia
United States
Bothe
At Department
Wilson
Kerensky Revolutionary
Zahnd Enters US Presidency Run On Independent Ticket
John Zahnd an Omaha estate broker launches his campaign for the presidency on the national independent ticket with Roy M. Harrop as running mate. The ticket and platform were chosen by referendum. Zahnd was a 1920 Committee of 48 organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zahnd
United States
Roy M. Harrop
Omaha
Neb
People’s Party
Zahnd
U S Policy on Russia Ties to Red Propaganda and Debts
The article outlines U S claims totaling about 800 million dollars against Soviet Russia including a Kerensky debt near 250 million with interest. It stresses that repudiation and seizure of nationals’ property violate international law and criticizes Soviet red propaganda as serious while arguing recognition should hinge on principle rather than expediency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Soviet Russia
Kerensk
Hughes
United States
Sec
Moscow
White House
Ween
Nebraska Man Relates Kidnaping Account
A Nebraska man provides an account of a kidnapping incident. The report notes two men attacked his guard during the event, with details of the confrontation and sequence of actions. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text but the core claim concerns the kidnapping and the assault on the guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Hold Joint Installation
Woodbury lodge No. 684 LO O F and Rebekah lodge hosted a joint installation at Woodman hall after a brief business session. Officers named include Harry Munkveld noble grand and Fannie Young noble grand of the Rebekah line, with numerous wardens secretaries and guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury Lodge
LO. O. F
Rebekah Lodge
Woodman Hall
Harry Munkvold
Walter Blix
Gtand
J. A. Jones
Roy T. Fishes
Gen Onstot
Carl Blix
L. ©. Peters
A. Schoenberger
A. Olson
Elmer Down
Clarence Witmore
George Krueger
Eugene Gibeau
Fannie Young
Noble Grand
May Downs
Clara Jones
Louis Rasmussen
Kate Fiscus
Hazel Colvin
Lenora Sands
Dnner
Bennie Fiscus
Suter
Agnes ‘Ebbenszard
Julu Laniger
Myrtle Cooper
Resident of Sioux City Widow of Grocer Dies at 71
Mra Anna W. Hardesty, 71, a Sioux City resident for 43 years, died at her daughter’s home on West Nineteenth Street. Born in Lafayette, Indiana, she came to Sioux City in 1881 with her family and was the widow of pioneer grocer Rees Hardesty. Surviving are her daughter Mrs. A. M. Garrett and brother James F. Brown of Riverside, California. Funeral arrangements are pending at Anderson’s funeral rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna W. Hardesty
Sioux City
A. M. Garrett
West
Nineteenth Street
Hardesty
Lafayette
Ind
James F. Brown
Riverside
Cal
Rees Hardesty
G. A. Rers
Mayflower Community Church
Anderson
Sunday School Picnic Arranged at Riverside Park
Riverside park to host Saturday afternoon picnic for Augustana Lutheran church Sunday school. Representatives from church societies organize it with Mrs. A B Berg as supper committee chair. Hospital board names Audley W. Johnson to fill vacancy after F A Turner leaves for California. Daily Vacation Bible school session ends with Lewis Park picnic. Stamp office sought as Sioux City chamber aims to reopen revenue stamp dept causing cigar makers to ship to Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Augustana Lutheran Church
A. B. Berg
Samaritan Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Audley W. Johnson
Jennings Street
F. ‘A. Turner
California
Helping Hand Mission
Fourth Street
Lewis Park
L.A. Bartholomew
Elizabeth Humphrey
Fifie Maclride
Special Revenue Stamp Department
Sioux City
Internal Revenue Office
John Adams
Chamber
Dubuque
Nebraska Lovers Wed in Sioux City Boom
Nebraska couples flooded Sioux City seeking marriage licenses as the state’s eugenics law influences unions. Four couples were granted licenses, bringing Nebraska totals to twelve since Monday, turning Sioux City into a Gretna Green for prospective brides and grooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Sioux City
Gretna
Nebrask
Funeral Services Held for Cassady Hedy
Funeral services were held today for Raymond Cassady state secretary of agriculture who died suddenly in Des Moines. Rev G H Croker officiated at the Whiting service with interment in Whiting cemetery. Attending officials included W J Ramsay and Glenn Haynes. Gov Kendall could not attend due to illness. Cassady survived by widow and three children Raymond Jr 11 Nancy 6 and Betty 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cassady
Moines
M. Cassady
Whiting
G. H. Croker
Oscar Hoberg
Sioux City
Cassady
Mr. Cassady
Free Carter
H. L. Sharp
Mark Thornburg
Des Moines
Albert Larsen
C. C. Faston Ward Miner
W. J. Ramsay
Kiwanis Hear Talk On Meaning Of Flag
Sioux City Kiwanis members heard Fred Lerch discuss the flag as a symbol of humanity and defenders of human rights at the Hotel Martin luncheon. Rob Morton described the Sioux City Clean Tower Service’s evolution from a commercial entity, and V. C. Honesteel reported on the Denver convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lerch
Sioux City
Clean Tower ‘Service
Dian
V. C. Honesteel
Denver
Beauty nomination list to be closed
Nominating polls for entrants in the bathing beauty contest will close at 8 p.m. today at Chamber of Commerce headquarters of the Veterans for Foreign Wars sponsors of the affair. Three additional names were received today bringing the total entry list to 39 Miss Rose Glass Miss Norma Maxson and Miss Marian Line. Final instructions and rules will be given after polls close, Joe Milam said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
The
Veterans For Foreign Wars
Affai
Rose Glass
Seventeenth Street
Norma Maxson
Cedar Street
Marian
Jennings Street
Joe Milam
Mrs Kettelson Funeral Held in Canton Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Mart Kettelson were conducted at her parents’ Canton home in Canton D. S. L. at 2:30. She was wife of W R Kettelson of 1807 McDonald Ave. She had been at her parents’ in June seeking rest from a nervous breakdown. Her body was found last week in the Big Sioux River. She leaves husband, parents, three brothers, five sisters, and two daughters Ruth aged 3 and Mary 7 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Kettelson
N. J. Aus
Canton
Kettelson
W.rr. Kettelson
McDonald Avenue
Big Sioux
Martha Kettelson
Ruth
Mary
City Council Grants Departmental Claims in Special Meeting
City council approved departmental expenses totaling 2,? one eight two thousand one hundred, with separate listed claims for Fire 740, Police 257, Library 1730, Light 4325, Bond 6156, Water Works 24963, Parks 4443, City Hall 1780. State budget law prompts each department to estimate annual expense and submit to City Attorney Paul Hatfield to set proportional funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brary
Orail
Paul Hatfield
Calliope Featured in Shenandoah Radio Program
Shenandoah KFNF aired a novel radio music program by broadcasting calliope music. The station arranged with a carnival company to place a calliope near the studio, and the open microphone captured the music clearly, broadcasting it nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Shenandoah, In
KFNF
United States
Sell Airplanes Like Flivvers in Dallas Texas
Dallas officials report rapid airplane sales at Love Field with prices from 300 to 500 dollars. About 200 aircraft have been sold since mid May as more people swap motoring for flying. Air traffic in Dallas is higher this summer, four to six planes daily, with service between San Antonio and Belleville aiding sales. In Germany relief efforts Philadelphia raised over 8 million dollars for malnourished children, shipping over 70 tons of food from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
United Press
Good & Foster Air Service
Love Field
Byron Good
Lovefield
San Antonio
Belleville
Tfl
Army Airways
Germany
Philadelphia
Friend Relief Service Committee
United States
Weather forecast for Sioux City and vicinity
Sioux City area forecast says fair and warmer tonight with partly to mostly overcast conditions Friday. Iowa sees fair conditions tonight, unsettled by Friday with warmer temperatures. Illinois fair both nights with warmer Friday. Nebraska mostly fair with warmer in east, cooler in west Friday. South Dakota mostly fair tonight and Friday with warmer east and central portions, cooler Friday or Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
South Dakota
Licenses. Marriages listed for Nebraska towns
Marriage licenses issued for Francis M Bearshear and Marguerite L Schiere both of Homer Neb Hans Wolf Emerson Neb to Agatha Kohimeter Lyons Neb John A Phillips Omaha Neb Mrs Martin 39 Omaha Neb Wendell P Thomas Carroll Neb to Helen M Henkle Wayne Neb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Bearshear
Marguerite L. Schiere
Homer
Hans €. Wolf
Emerson
Agatha Kohimeter
Lyons
John A. Phillips
Mrs. Martin
Omaha
Wendell P. ‘Thomas
Carroll
Helen M. Henkle
Wayne
Births announced for Lchrider child in South Sioux City
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lchrider announce the birth of a child in South Sioux City on June 10 at Lutheran Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lchrider
Edward
South
Sioux City
Lutheran Hospital
Change of Venue in Kidnap Charge
Fred Johns a South Sioux City boxer received a state court venue change after an arrest for alleged child stealing. Evelyn Ball, 16, daughter of Ed and Mrs Ball, was named in the elopement plot. John Carlson’s case for releasing a restrained animal was sent to the grand jury with bond set at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Johns
Sioux City
Joseph Hays
Johns
Evelyn Ball
Edward Ball
Pavonia Street
Dan Cohen
Speeder
Wayne Southworth
Paterson Street
Charles Lambert
Harold Dunbar
Tomor Saeed
Registrations Open for Newsboys Camp Week at Kellogg
Registrations for Newsboys Week at Camp Kellogg are pouring in with a target of 75 campers. The event, raised by a June 17 vaudeville show, is led by Miss Anne Mushkin with supervision by F C Woolworth at the Jewish Community Center. Activities include swimming nature study and group games. boys should bring essential items including clothing and towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Kellogg
Newsboys Club
Anne Mushkin
F.C. Woolworth
Thaw Gains Full Control Of His Estate
Harry K Thaw is now in full control of an estimated 1 500 000 estate after trustees filed an administration account in Common Pleas Court in Philadelphia They turned over the assets and noted payments including 25000 to settle a Gump boy claim and 7500 to counsel The trustished amounts show 20000 in trustees fees and 1500 paid to Val O Farrell agency in 1922 Harry the free and sane now resides with his mother Mrs Mary C Thaw in Pittsburgh awaiting the old Gump indictment while his shadow guard remains beside him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United Press
Harry K. Thaw
Walter Riddle
Pittsburgh
Howard Irish
Kirkbride's
Common Pleas Court
Thaw
Val O'Farrell Detective Agency
Frank K. Johnston
Mary C. Thaw
Harry
New York
The Register Campaign Offers Great Automobile Prizes
The Register promotes a Great Automobile Circulation Campaign inviting readers to enter nominating blanks found in the ads. Winners receive awards funded by subscription payments with forms provided free. Campaign office at 418 Pearl Street open evenings. contact 58835 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Ticos Mevarem
Pearl Street
Street Car Inspector Dies After Illness in Sioux City
Nels J. Kreutz a 40 year resident of Sioux City died yesterday at a local hospital from cancer. He worked 17 years as a street car inspector for the Sioux City Terminal Railway. Born in Sweden, he came to this country as a child and grew up on a Woodbury County farm near Leeds. He was a Moose Lodge member. The body lies at Aggerson undertaking establishment awaiting funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels J. Kreutz
Ninth Street
Sioux City
Kreutz
Aggerson
Elks At Boston Hear Of Allied Social Welfare Efforts
In Boston the Elks report highlights extensive charitable and community work across lodges nationwide. It outlines nursing, milk for babies, and education drives, noting strong funds, with $3,000,000 spent on welfare and Mother Life programs. It urges continued support for nurses, healthy baby care, and public health initiatives to reduce infant mortality and improve welfare nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Jo Press
Unite
Order of Elks
The
Elks In
Bath
V Lodge
Jerome
Aberdee
Ne’ N
Orange
Juneau
Alaska
Altus
Okla
United States
Rose Pink Frock with Cashmere and White Trim
A soft rose pink cashmere frock paired with white trim creates a distinctive tailored sports dress. The refined fabric blend offers a graceful silhouette suitable for formal daytime events and upscale gatherings.
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Comedy Orchestra
Jaan
Raymond Griffith
Eleanor Boardman
Conde Cook
the Misfit Orchestra
NEWS
PLAZA
Edward Burns
Stanley Anley TA Eeawrom Mest
Kent
Taxedo Ce
Cmard Russa
Washington
Rista
Great Britain
Mexico
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Tanion
Mrs. Kettelson
Ity Council
Flivvers
Texas
Ippetsroe
Paris
Chiropractic
Welson
Palmer
Bosth
Standard Clothing Co
Palm Beach
Sted Suit
McDonald
S<st
J. A. Havens
Fourth St
H. H. Burd
War Eagle
Auto
Kahoun
Douglas St
Kahoun’s
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