Sioux City Hit By New Ruling On Grain Rates
Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission rejected Grain Exchange arguments and allowed Des Moines to Texas grain rate changes to proceed despite protests from East St. Louis Milwaukee Minneapolis and other markets. The decision shifts traffic to favored markets and may prompt further legal action by Peoria and Iowa stockyards amid yardage and margin disputes within the packers and stockyards administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Washington, D.C
Grain Exchange
Interstate Commere Commission
Des Moines
Texas
Kansas City
Dee Moines
Lowa City
Sions City Exchange
Torney
H.C. Wilse
Lowa
Peoria
Titewa
Gashh
Peoria Parte
Peetven
Yarky
Fant
Secretary of Agriculture
Omaha
East St. Jo
Lutheran Picnic Draws 500 in Riverside Park
About 500 people attended a Lutheran picnic in Riverside Park after the afternoon program. Anna Carlson led the girls’ activities with Ford as chair of the girls’ program committee. Milo Wallerstadt, Carl Andreen and Sam Forsling oversaw the boys’ contests. Prizes were awarded. A cafeteria supper was served by the church women under Mrs. A B Berg’s direction. The program ended with women’s athletic events and a men’s tug of war. Bee Town Optical Co. advertised glasses and price ranges.
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Ananda
Anna Carlson
Ford
Milo Wallerstadt
Carl Andreen
Sam Forsling
A.B. Berg
Bee Town Optical Co
Baby barred by British quota wins release at Ellis Island
New York July 14 a four month old baby from Yorkshire to join father in Youngstown nearly deported as a British alien after his mother gained first paper status. Acting Secretary White ordered release, but future arrivals face tighter rules as quotas fill. Riot fears and looming Gottlieb reversal loom over families hoping for entry.
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Alexander Herman
New York
Yorkshire
England
Agnes Cullum- Dine
Youngstown
Elis Island
Washington
White
Dantes
Cullumbie
Parisian fashion trends shift skirts shorter in Paris
Paris reports skirts rising above the knee, shorter in front than back, with simple lines and minimal trimming. Short sleeves dominate day and night wear, large envelope bags match outfits, and five piece lingerie sets appeal to brides. Felt hats stay popular while straw hats recede. gloves remain wrist length and Parisian scarves favor the waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedda Hoyt
United Press
New York
Paris
America
Kato cabinet eyed to settle Twenty-one Demands in China
Osaka correspondent notes Chinese misgivings over Viscount Kato as premier while urging a new China policy to improve Japan China ties. Observers say the Twenty-one Demands issue must be settled and the cabinet should pursue a conciliatory approach with China and Japan.
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Moto Takato
Osaka
Japan
Viscount Kato
China
Obuma
Kato
Paris
Washington
Ken‘kai
Far East
England
America
Sioux City Women Attend Industrial Conference
Three Sioux City women attended the industrial and business girls conference at Lake Okoboji from July 12 to 26 as delegates. Participants included Mrs. Howard Peirce, chair of the industrial business committee, and Misses Louise Brow and Sadie Hughes. Four more planned to join Friday for the final week: Mary Burna, Edith Wilen, Judith Cohen, and Linda Pritchell. Sessions will cover unemployment legislation and workers education along with classes and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Industrial and Business Girls
Lake Okoboji
Howard Peirce
Industrial Business Committee
Louise Brow
Sadie Hughes
Mary Burna
Edith Wilen
Judith Cohen
Linda Pritchell
Mite boxes of memtw Woman's Home Mission drive raises
Officers report the Woman's Home Mission Society of Northwest Iowa collected 170079.15 for the next year apportionment. The Fort Dodge and Shester hall efforts, plus related districts, send contributions to support women in need, with numerous local officers and presidents named across Algona Fort Dodge Estherville and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Shester Hall
Ness
Fort Dolge
Weather Forecast for Town-Fair Events
Town fair weather tonight and Tuesday warmer conditions expected. Central and eastern areas likely to see higher temperatures with generally fair skies tonight through Tuesday.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Licenses filed for marriages in Nebraska and Iowa
Albert William Cillnow 24 wed Ida Schmidt 17 both of Norfolk Neb Charles Claycomb 39 wed Mrs Gertrude Kelly 45 both of Sioux City Vern Winters 26 wed Maclean Millsapt 19 both of Sioux City Filis Stanley McCoy 22 wed Emma G Parks 18 both of Sioux City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert William Cillnow
Ida Schmidt
Norfolk
Neb
Charles Claycomb
Gertrude Kelly
Sioux City
Vern Winters
Maclean Millsapt
Filis Stanley McCoy
Emma G. Parks
Stoup Couple Welcome Baby Girl at St Vincent's
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Stoup at the Metz apartment 301 on July 18 at St Vincent's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoup
Roy
Metz
St. Vincent's Hospital
Police Probe Shooting At Howard Street Incident
Police investigate a shooting at 516 South Howard Street involving Patrico Rodriguez and Mr and Mrs Rodrigues. Mrs Rodrigues claims she fired during an abusive confrontation. all three were jailed as detectives process the case. The wounded man is reported in non serious condition at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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South Howard Street
Patrico Rodriguez
Leach Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Paul Rodrigues
Howard
Washington
Thep
Teither Hospital
Rodrigues
Cnet
Gus
Wife Files For Divorce After Husband Chased Other Women
Mrs. Essa Fritz sues Frank Fritz in district court alleging infidelity and verbal abuse. They wed February 4 1918. Fritz seeks $75 alimony and custody of their four year old daughter.
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Vife
Mra
Essa
Frits
Frank
Frita
The
Ton
Fritz
25 Proper Age for Women to Marry Says Authority
Mary Messer UC Berkeley lecturer argues for a three year post college experience in business to prepare women for marriage and life. She insists that women must remain employed and not idle, suggesting 25 as a good marrying age and noting 30 as a difficult adaptation point. She cites changes in society and competition in work and life.
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A. H. Frederick
Berkeley
Cal
Mary Messer
University of California
Miss Messer
Boosters Return Home From Western Canada Tour
Sixteen Sioux City boosters completed a record trade excursion covering more than 4 500 miles by rail and several hundred by water. They traveled from June 29 to July 1 reaching Seattle and Vancouver before continuing to Winnipeg and returning via St Paul. Names include Jerome Magiving J J Donohue W R Benn BE L Fitzsimmons James Rae L Fallonberger and E Birmingham among others.
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Sioux City
Western Canada
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Wash
Vancouver
Can
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Jerome Magiving
J. J. Donohue
W. R. Benn
BE. L. Fitzsimmons
James Rae
L. Fal Lionberger
E. H. Birmingham
F. Cusack
E. T. Crockett
A. M. Carter
J. P. Kampmeyer
James Strachan
William
Townes
George Trumbull
Ruben Asker
H. R. Stephenson
Pukwana
William Martin
Nels Hientz
William Rossman
Phone Rate Increase Up in Court Decisions
Eagle Grove Iowa July 14 The Northwestern Bell Telephone company faces court action over July 1 rate increases. City attorney seeks injunction to halt the 1 cent rise and protect patrons from higher bills while bills bearing the increase have been mailed. City relies on a revised ordinance capping rates at $2 monthly for business lines and $1 for residences with full day and night service.
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Eagle Grove
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Storm Lake
Sioux City Register Auto Circulation Campaign Details
The Sioux City Register reveals an $11,000 Automobile Circulation Campaign offering prizes in three districts including a $578 Overland touring car a $875 piano and a $125 phonograph. Participants earn 10 percent cash commissions on non prize money and may work anywhere in the territory. Entry is free and campaign forms are supplied by the Campaign Manager at 412 Pearl Street with telephone access at 58835.
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Sioux City
The
Register
Pearl Street
Daughter and grandsons named in Mrs Hardesty will
The will of the late Mrs Anna W Hardesty leaves her entire estate to her daughter Nellie M Garrett and grandsons Raymond T Garrett and LeRoy D Garrett. The two sons each receive $1,000 and the remainder is divided equally among the three beneficiaries. Mrs Garrett will receive income during her life, and at her death the estate is split equally between the two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna W. Hardesty
Nellie M. Garrett
Raymond T. Find LeRoy D. Garrett
Protein District Court
Garretts
Carroll Addresses Fraternal Insurance Talk at Riverside Park
Des Moines ex governor B. F. Carroll spoke at AO U W picnic at Riverside Park on fraternal insurance. As grand treasurer, he outlined lodge aims before leaving for Des Moines. Over 600 members and guests attended the event featuring a tug of war and sports.
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B. F. Carroll
Des Moines
AO. U. W
Riverside Park
Carroll
Movil
Inser
Femece Wes
Easterner Seeks Kin Believed Living in Sioux City
An appeal to locate Esra M. Canfield was sent to city authorities by Mrs. Emma Metcalf of Courtland New York. She believes her brother, a former machinist, has been in Sioux City for years missing since 15 years ago. Davenport brief: Mrs Owney Kroeger killed attempting to board a moving Milwaukee train.
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Esra M. Canfield
Emma Metcalf
Courtland
N. Y
Frank Gamsey
Davenport
Milwaukee
Owney Kroeger
Michigan Students to South America Tour
A group of 60 University of Michigan students led by Guillermo D. Herrera and Carlos Garcia-Prada sails June 26 aboard the Grace liner Santa Elisabeth for Peru and Chile. They will study industrial, commercial, political and educational conditions, write theses on return, and some will report weekly for American papers or study business conditions to aid future manufacturing ventures.
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New York
Herrer
Sunday Daily
Death of Mrs Adeline Luchsinger in Sioux City
Mrs. Adeline Luchsinger died at her home 1217 Third street Sioux City from cancer. She came from Hawaii to Sioux City six years ago and was a member of St Boniface Catholic Church. Survived by six children including P M and Bert Luchsinger Hawarden George W and Charles Luchsinger Sioux City and John L Luchsinger Venice Cal and four daughters Mrs J C Dsborne Leachbridge Mrs Harold Stephens Mrs Dons Smith and Miss Carrie Luchsinger Sioux City. Body lies at the home Westcott's funeral home to make arrangements.
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Adeline Luchsinger
Third Street
Can
Luchsinger
Hawai
Venice
Cal
J. C Dsborne
Lechbridge
Aite
Harold Stephens
Dons Smith
Carrie Luchs
Sioux City
Westcott
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U. S
Dante Alighieri
Secret Service
Ellis Island
Gottlieb
Supreme Court
Agnes Cullumbine and Baby
Parisian Fashion News
Auto
Telet
Chipperfield
M. Bond
Fort Dodge
Ida Grove
Wrident
Shaller
George B. Whealy Galva
Odent
H.W. Ros
G. B. Pal Dodge
Algona
Alstetor Bushnell
Curve
Clear Lake
Tew
Estherville
Sheldon
H. O. Ward
Roy Webb
Frank Johns
Fort di
Sioux
Charles A. Smith
George French
Retary
Marcus
Mic
Alta
Clerk of District Court
Buffalo
American Pharmaceutical Association
E Toledo
Everett Whalin
N. A. Fields
Lester Merkcle
Rev. R. H. Colins
Miss Mary Messer
Boosters
Canada
Loraine Searles
J. E. Searls
B. A. Melgard
George F. Beacom
Goodwin
South Sioux City
Helen Richey
Williams Avenue
Stewart Gilman
Minnesota Lake
St. Joseph
Charles
Martin
Department of Health
Richey
Wisconsin
Melvin Tyson
Webster Building
Kidd
Michigan
South America
Charles City
Godderz
Fami
Morgan Wallace
Man Buschires
Felixcat
Louis Bloom
Chiropractic
Aromet
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