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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1924
Page
1
Washington observers weigh Russia's recognition by major powers and the potential impact on American trade and investment. Experts split on whether renewed ties would boost U.S. capital flows to Russia or simply realign geopolitical relations amid postwar adjustments.
Vancouver lumber exports from the port of Vancouver show a July output of 164 million feet. The figures cover four months of shipments, highlighting strong activity in the nC region and flagging sustained demand for timber products.
Sae ee ts of the prince's father in Hohenzollern are traced for weeks as society pages miss. The note hints at royal lineage and lingering questions about the prince's parentage and residence.
The blood soaked body of Harry Downs, aged years, formerly of Gene seo, HL, where his wife is now living, was found in a patch of front of Pettit's home here late yesterday. Two pools of blood indicate murder, though officials say illness supports death by own action. Downs came here months ago seeking work. a son, George, lives in Davenport.
Chicago July 1 William Foster for president and Ben Gitlow New York for vice president head a new national ticket of the farmer labor party formed after a St Paul meeting June 17 Fifty delegates attended the conference and the group moved to replace the MacDonald Bonk ticket with the Foster Gitlow lineup Mahoney Minnesota party leader protested the substitution.
In United States district court petitions filed today, LaMars farmer and Fae Henrietta Lubben face bankruptcy claiming they were induced by estate boxers, insurance and salesmen to sign instruments that destroyed their finances. Unsecured liabilities total 35229.75, with 25 and 10 shares of Perfection Corn Planter Manufacturing noted as assets.
The outbreak of a cattle disease in Iowa leads state health officials to require quarantine for all exposed animals. Isolated cattle may be released after serum treatments under local health officer guidance.
The presidential party traveled directly from Union Station to the White House to convey Calvin Jr. to Vermont. Aishton Bet Chicago reports the railroads’ leaders framing the journey as a tribute to coal workers and the nation’s rail heritage.
St Paul Minnesota July 11 farm bloc in congress largely decided here today at a two day meeting of national farm organizations. Jewett chairman keynotes urged enactment of McNary Haugen principles with a temporary organization to report tomorrow and future meetings planned.
Frank Jensen disappeared after a bench warrant was issued by Judge in a case labeling him as a suspect. The report notes a first charge against him and authorities pursue traces through the area as work crews, neighbors, and police seek his location.
Connersville Indiana July 11 Police Chief Ketcham offered critics a beat on the force to test enforcement of the liquor law. No applicants volunteered for spots. He warned that continued criticism would lead to rounding up fault finders who know of violations and detaining them for aiding bootleggers.
An unidentified woman about 30 attempted to drown herself in the Des Moines river near Sixth Avenue gun club. Police reached her within nine minutes. she is unconscious at the hospital.
Masanao Hanihara retires as ambassador and heads to San Francisco to sail for Japan on July 18. Officials say he returns on leave and may not resume the post, while discussions with Tokyo are expected to shape Japan’s future immigration stance after U.S. elections. The U.S. views the matter closed despite continued Japanese sentiment.
Woodbury County central committee sets July 19 for adjourned meeting upon the return of chairman Val Gibbons who was away on business. Earlier plan for July 12 was dropped due to absences and travel. A deadlock from the last session is expected to ease with fuller delegate representation and new votes from provincial committeemen and women.
Twenty Negro women were booked for investigation at police headquarters after a sweeping vice drive during the night. The women will be held for investigation to curb vice practices in the city. Frauleins Mejores Berlin July the government repealed the prohibition law against whipped cream manufacture. Berlin's fair sex says the repeal restores joy as they will not have to swallow moonshine cream for the pest of their ves.
At Colombes Stadium in Paris, the United States held the overall lead after most events. The day’s top performance came from Eng id with a first and third in the 40 meters, as runners secured strong finishes. Further details appeared on the sport page.
Red Bluff, Cal July 11 A bank robbery claim led to a chase and a shooting injuring Sam Hermanson. Deputies moved the suspects Fred Pohneon and Hari Williams to Oroville after an angry mob threatened lynching and the sheriff slipped away with the men to safety.
Secretary Hughes, ready for London, plans departure tomorrow after clearing desks at the State Department. Diplomats expect the trip to include meetings and talks on policy amid ongoing international dialogue.
Fragmentary report describes church blast and raids tied to illicit alcohol activity. Early today a Rev. figure involved in raids on saloons, with proprietors and others mentioned amid chaotic details.
Chicago July 11 Doctors and lawyers for the Leopold and Loeb families began translating medical findings into plain language for a jury to understand. They argue the youths killed Robert Franks while one suffers infected basal ganglia and the other a diseased cerebral cortex.
Des Moines Iowa July 11 two candidates enter race for secretary of agriculture to replace the late Raymond W Cassady Mark G Thornburg Emmetsburg and Joseph I Myerly Spirit Lake announced their bids The GOP nominating convention is set for Des Moines July 22 and the winner is seen as likely to win in November Des Moines Ja July 11 R Clark named to fill Cassady vacancy by Gov Kendall Clark not a candidate for the position and will resign after a permanent appointment is made
President Coffman of the University of Minnesota will speak on The Moral Obligations of Citizenship at the Iowa summer session commencement in Toowa City July 18. One hundred fifty six degrees and certificates will be awarded, more than at any prior commencement.
Tokyo reports K Yoshizawa ordered to Saghalien to study advisability of withdrawing Japanese troops. The dispatch notes a two week inquiry on the island’s future military status.
Twenty one people were injured when a Fifth Avenue bus collided with an automobile on Riverside Drive early today. Many passengers were shaken. one of the injured may die. Mason City crash near here left Mrs. Geraldine Harlan dead and several others in serious condition.
Gen Charles G Dawes Republican vice presidential candidate expressed pleasure at facing his former friend Charles W Bryan rather than Bryan for the same office. Dawes recalled they once lived near each other in Lincoln Nebraska and were close during their legal careers.
Locust Valley N Y July 1 The saying that no man is here to his valet may be extended to include his butler. John W Davis is an exception indeed. The Democratic nominee is hailed as the greatest man in the world by a servant. Davis works hard and is adored by supporters as the party’s standard bearer. Davis, after rest at his Long Island home, visited Frank Polk and Cordell Hull in New York and prepared for formal notification at his Clarksburg home. Gov Charles Bryan of Nebraska his running mate, left for Atlantic City to rest before Washington.
Bulgarian forces declare martial law in the Burgas district after agrarian civil unrest. In Brazil, Sao Paulo faces rebel holds as government troops tighten control, with 700+ arrests and ongoing operations around Luz and Santa Ana barracks.
Stanley Field and Sara Carroll Brown Field, once divorced after a two year separation, remarried Thursday afternoon in the attorney’s office. The millionaire nephew of Marshall Field and his Baltimore-born wife refloated their union aboard a symbolic ship of love in Chicago.
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