President Coolidge Resumes Duties After Son's Funeral
Washington on July 11 President Coolidge returned from Plymouth where Calvin Coolidge Jr. is buried. Mrs. Coolidge mourns as the President resumes work at the White House amid the nation’s grief and routine duties. Col. Colider assists as Col. Coolidge’s first day back marks a steady return to state business.
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Cowhide Teris
Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
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Col. Coolidee
France and Great Britain Move Toward Reconciliation
Herriot announced in the senate that Franco British talks at Chequers with Prime Minister MacDonald led to cordial discussions. A committee of experts chaired by Dawes was tasked with a plan to settle reparations and restore relations with Germany.
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Chequers
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Towand Gremany
Kansas City Gram Kate Case Reopening Sought
Kansas City Kansas newspaper notes a plea to reopen the hearings in the United States Interstate Commerce Commission case regarding the Kansas grain case. Western railroads seek to present additional testimony and evidence.
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Omaha to Sioux City Transit Tale Of A Father and Son
A son recalls a long road trip from Omaha to Sioux City with his father Donald. He notes the journey took 12 hours and mentions brief stops at Missouri Valleys Monamin canals and Salis. The account highlights the father's role and tests of endurance on the way.
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Doneid Drwin
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J. C. Faulkner
California
Mia
Mrs. Faulkner
Calles Far Aherd in Mexico Vole Returns in Meno
In Nexto City polls show General Calles leading rival Torres in a presidential race. Early counts list uniles 11155, more 8548 as government actions spark questions about preparations to axe officials.
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Samnel Gompers Improves Health at Coney Island
Samnel Gompers, leader of the American Federation of Labor, is reported to be recovering in better health at a Coney Island hotel. He was moved from a hospital on Tuesday and is under constant care from aides as he recuperates.
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Sioux City Trades and Labor Assembly
Assembly
Lawrence Printing Company
Four More Banks in Wyoming Close Doors
Wyoming banking turmoil continues as four banks in Cheyenne Hillsdale Carpenter County Opiah Grover and Cole reportedly closed their doors today following the collapse of the Kaei Colorado. Abe Mitchell and George Duncan, veteran British pros, defeated Walter Hagen and Macdonald Smith in 72 holes of match play, with prizes of 30 pounds to the winners and 100 pounds to the losers.
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George Duncan
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Tokio Scouts Funded For Baron Goto’s Mayoral Bonus
In Poxlo on July 11, a movement announced Baron Goto of Tokio will receive a bonus upon retirement as mayor. The amount is described as the planned financial reward.
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Poxlo
Aoa Bs Movement
Baron Goto
Baron Fo
Elks End 60th Convention in Boston Move to Portland
Boston reports the 60th annual convention of the grand lodge of the B P E adjourned after a parade seen by over 40 000 Elks. They marched under sun then a thunderstorm drenched crowds yet spirits stayed high. Rain spoiled floats and damaged band instruments while one person died after heat exhaustion amid the festivities.
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Weather update for town and surrounding states
Thunder showers possible tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures. Town mostly fair Saturday with lingering cloudiness and possible thunderstorms late tonight. Nebraska generally fair with isolated showers this afternoon or tonight, cooler west and north. South Dakota generally fair tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions.
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Marriages and births listed for Dakota and Nebraska areas
Licenses show Walter A. Ebel aged 28 of Dakota City wed Gelia Bobier 20 of South Sioux City Neb. Births report a girl born July 10 to Condon and Mrs at 1413 Jones St St. Joseph's hospital and a birth July 2 at St. Joseph's to ewelfth Street residents Mr and Mrs J B. ewelfth Street. Youngberg at 4516 Morningside Ave welcomed a baby girl July 11 at Maternity hospital. Rohde Emerson Neb reports twin boys born July 11 at Maternity hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward John Rohde.
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Dakota City
Gelia Bobier
South Sioux City
Neb
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Jones Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Maycock
Ewelfth Street
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Martin
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Hot Weather Dress Fads In Day And Night Wear
Fashion notes from Hedda Hoyt describe upturned brims and svelte hats with new crown shapes. Paris trends influence evening frocks while New Yorkers favor plain chiffons and bright color accents. Summer wear includes half socks, nude shades, parasols, white frocks, and shadow-proof petticoats with various panel and sash styles.
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Lutheran Church Burns Mortgage in Jubilee
The Dorcas society of St. John's Lutheran Church raised 1000 to pay off the church mortgage. A short program and talks by congregation members followed the mortgage burning ceremony Thursday night.
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Removal of Fruit Stains From Cotton Fabric and Skin
A dated home remedy advises rubbing glycerin on fruit stained cotton before washing. For hands, rubbing lemon juice and vinegar is suggested to remove fruit stains.
American Flight Advances to Europe After Aleppo Stop
American world flight effort proceeds swiftly with three Lieuts Smith Nelson and Wade planning next hop in Europe. They arrived from Aleppo after a nine hour flight and rest at the American embassy before continuing to the Balkans with a landing at Bucharest.
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United States
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Stampede Attendance Tops Forty Thousand in Calgary
About 38 000 people attended the stampede here and witnessed the cont ea Cleaning Sweeper. A wire hair brush is a good thing to keep on hand to remove threads and hairs from the brush of a carpet sweeper.
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Winnipeg
South St. Paul
Siowk City
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Sioux City Roper Wins Second in Calf Conteg
Swift Current Sask July 11 Second place in a calf roping contest held here yesterday went to George Trumbull of the Bros Commission Co Sioux City. William Weller of South Paul took first prize. The event featured five livestock contestants.
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Sioux ’ City
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Brother and Sister Seek Rhode Island Marriage Tale
Whittier California July 11 United Press reports a brother Frank Evaline Faulkner 22 and sister Evaline Faulkner 18 discover they are adopted siblings. Their parents trace adoption documents showing both were born in Pawtucket Providence Rhode Island and raised as brother and sister. The couple will marry in Rhode Island after learning their true relation.
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United Press
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Baker Bird Tale Sparks Sailor Legend at Sea Burial
In San Pedro July 11, United Press reports an old legend that a sailor's spirit returns as a bird. Crew aboard the liner Man churia claimed a green purple feathered bird appeared on deck after Cornelius Van Ree, a baker, died at sea and was buried. The bird supposedly bore a peculiarly colored body and a pelicanlike eight inch frame.
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United Press
Manchuria
New York
Cornelius van Ree
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