Hughes Quits Washington for London and Paris
United Press reports Secretary Hughes leaves Washington for about a month to visit London and Paris and attend the American Bar association meeting in London. He will pursue steps toward a Tangier convention approval with raised American rights protections and will consider a new disarmament conference upon return.
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Great Britain
France
Spain
Paris
Morocco
Tangier
Temporary injunction blocks U.S. cancellation of permits in New Mexico
Judge L. Phillips grants a temporary injunction preventing notice of cancellation on about 250 oil and gas permit applicants in New Mexico. The action, led by Arila M. Edwards and Frank Staplin, aims to halt transfers of millions of acres to the Navajo Nation and safeguard existing drilling rights and fees. Hearing set for July 21 to decide if the injunction becomes permanent.
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L. Philips
Federal Court
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Arila M. Edwards
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Five Killed When Train Strikes Car Near Passaic Junction
Hackensack New Jersey July 12 Five persons were killed when an Erie railroad train struck a motor car near Passaic Junction five miles west of Hackensack. The car driver Andrew Bronelski 21 and four passengers Mrs Julia Bronelski 48 Mary Yoronipski 10 Anna Sikarsi 6 and Michael Sikarsi 7 perished in the crash.
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Local charity worker unites estranged neighbors in Sioux City
Mrs. Margarette Melquiest, a World War nurse and dedicated charity helper, lives on 1109 Pierce Street. She answers dozens of appeals weekly, adopts troubled youths, and connects families needing shoes clothes and care with donors and volunteers.
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Pierce Street
Margarette Melquiest
Sioux City
Corning Professor Defends Adams County Evidence
Cornell college scholar Charles R. Keyes argues Adams county shows limited evidence of prehistoric activity in a briefing related to regional archaeology. The remark highlights ongoing debates about early settlement patterns and the interpretation of artifacts found locally.
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Corning
Charles R. Keyes
Cornell College
Adams County
O'Dea in Care Under Dr Murphy at West Third Street
James I. O'Dea is very fit and resting in his room at 528 West Third Street under the care of Dr. F. J. Murphy. The report notes his stable condition and medical supervision.
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J. ¥. Odean
James I. O'Dea
West Third Street
F. J. Murphy
Sioux City Boys Win Camp Honors
Gerald Louder of Sioux City took second in state Y M C A camp honors at East Lake Okoboji and received a silver Iowa square. Six other Sioux City boys earned awards including bronze squares for Bernard Gale Ste wart Caulk Meade and Weir. water contest honors and life saving certificates for several, plus tennis and track wins in class A and B events.
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Sioux City
East Lake Okoboji
Iowa
George Bernard
Robert Gale
Leland Stewart
Rosewell Caulk
Paul Meade
Proctor Weir
Fred Colvin
Ernest Southworth
W. Southworth
Glenn Ellison
Melvin Birmingham
Lloyd Wiggersma
Arnold McCartney
Paul Mead
Mead
Harry Adkins
Sheldon Hutchinson
Rosewell Calk
Bennie Weisberg
Adkins, Southworth
McCartney, Mead
Robert Haas
Birmingham
Hutchinson
Woodbury Farm Bureau Plans Picnic Arrangements
A Woodbury farm bureau picnic committee meeting is set for tomorrow night at Climbing Hill to finalize the August 6 event. Committees will be named for novelty concessions, bonds, and other arrangements with Westfolk and surrounding townships represented. Six bands have bid to perform at the Sie county picnic.
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Climbing Hill
Westfolk
Sureau
Sie
Ollidge Leads in New York Political Betting
New York July 11 President Coolidge led in betting on re election with odds shifting from 12 to 5 to 11 to 5 to 12 to 5 as betting houses noted little Democratic money. The market suggested a possible congressional throw of the election and implied money at 1 to 4 if that occurs.
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J. S. Fried & Co
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Commission House
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Flyers Point Planes Far Paris
American aviators ready to resume their world girdling flight after reaching Constantinople Thursday. Dispatches say the three planes, halted by repairs, plan to stop in Vienna overnight and reach Paris by Monday for Bastille Day celebrations.
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Sioux City Wins Freight Rate Battle Before ICC
A favorable ruling by the Interstate Commerce Commission preserves current grain and grain product rates from Omaha to Texas and other points. Sioux City chippers protested proposed increases that would have raised rates by 2 to 8 cents per 100 pounds, or ½ to 4 cents per bushel at destination.
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Men on Stock Yard Trip Return Today
Sixteen Sioux City stock yards boosters who toured western Canada will return to the city late today. They left June 29 and visited major cattle shipping centers in Canada, including Calgary during the Calgary Stampede from July 10 to 12. Three men from Putnam, South Dakota joined the group.
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Fried Chicken and Creamed Gravy Welcome for Gov Bryan
Lincoln July 12 United Press reports Governor Charles W. Bryan will receive a homecoming lunch of fried chicken and Baptist gravy. Mrs. Bryan supervised preparations and described a simple luncheon for immediate family and a few friends on the mansion porch amid warm weather.
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Lincoln, Neb
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Evan
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Man Wounds Wife and Kills Self On City Street
In Philadelphia on a busy street corner George Bowers 28 fatally wounded his wife Mary E Carson 35 of Camden New Jersey and then shot himself as bystanders watched A stray bullet also hit a passerby nurse or bystander Mrs Carson was pursued after an argument at a restaurant where she worked Bowers aged 28 died before an ambulance arrived the incident occurred before hundreds of pedestrians and a traffic police officer intervened
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Mary FE. Carson
Camden
N. J
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Bowers
Old Settlers Plan for Summer Outing
The annual outing of Woodbury county old settlers will be at Sergeant Bluffs on August 21. A picnic crowd of over 2 000 is expected, with past residents and younger generations invited. Officers arranging the event are H. L. Bakin president E. N. Hall vice president and F. L. McKinstry secretary.
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Old Settlers
Woodbury County
Sergeant Bluffs
Old Settlers’ Association
H. L. Bakin
E. N. Hall
F. L. McKinstry
Church Picnic At Riverside Park Draws Large Attendance
Members of Augustana Lutheran church and Sunday school children enjoyed the annual picnic in Riverside park yesterday. About 500 participated as weather stayed ideal. A street car gathering left the church at 2 p.m., with others arriving by car. An outdoor supper was served under the trees, with Miss Esther Jacobson as general chairman of the committee.
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Augustana Lutheran Church
Riverside Park
Esther Jacobson
Sioux City Fire Survey Promises Insurance Savings
Businessmen and property owners in Sioux City may save 100000 to 200000 annually on insurance due to a fire survey by the Yfetana Fire Prevention association. Corrections by 200 property owners and tenants reduced hazards by over 90 percent. 200 have yet to comply. The effort aims to lower fire risk and reduce rates, praised by Fire Chief Kellogg and Public Safety Commissioner Wilcox.
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Yfetana Fire Prevention Association
Harry Kilborne
Chamber of Commerce
Fire Prevention Association
Des Moines
Kilborne
George M. Kellogg
Charles E. Wilcox
Toledo Judge to Address Union Meeting of Toledo Churches
Toledo Judge Hubert Utterback of Des Moines will speak at a union gathering of Toledo churches Sunday evening, presenting remarks likely on civic cooperation and moral issues.
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Toledo
Hubert Utterback
Des Moines
Seaplane Sets Endurance Record on Potomac River
Lieutenant Frank W. Trice pilots a Washington endurance seaplane for 15 hours at 19 minutes, covering about 963 miles before fuel runs low. The old record stood at 13 hours 23 minutes 23 seconds for 963 miles.
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Washington
Frank W
Trice
Potomac River
Credit Men Plan Riverside Picnic in Sioux City
Plans for the annual Sioux City Association of Credit Men picnic are taking shape under a special committee chaired by L. B. Goldberg of Galinsky Bros. The program opens with a grand march at 2 36 p.m. followed by games races and a basket dinner served in the evening with ice cream and coffee.
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Sioux City Association of Credit Men
L. 8. Goldberg
Galinsky Bros
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