Branded Pastor Planned To Vanish Before Attack
Pontiac Michigan July 18 Rev Oren Van Loon Berkeley pastor branded on the back with three Ks planned to depart for parts unknown a letter said to have been written just before his disappearance indicated to day Oakland county officials learned of the contents from Edward Davis farmer near Birmingham The letter said the minister planned to leave the community to start a new business and pay money owed It hinted at leaving for green pastures You must not see me again Authorities noted Davis turned his farmhouse into a fortress with 40 cars patrolling after the pastor was found in Battle Creek Grand jury investigation is to be held
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Pontiac
Mich
Oren. van Loon
Berkeley
Oakland County
Bdward Davis
Stork
Birmingham
Ven Loon
Gorener
Green Pastures
Rexel van Loon
Floyd Blakeslee
Sheri James Butler
Hat
Ductine
Devin
Davis
Turing
Meath
Pure
Battle Creek
Grand Jury
Traction Plans For Franchise Then City Debate
Sioux City officials presented a two year street car franchise plan to Mayor Stewart Gilman for a special election. The proposal includes city rights to purchase property, fund extensions, tax details, and fare adjustments tied to bond limits. Gilman urged voters to consider the city benefits and cautioned on potential costs, while critics warned against unprofitable expansions.
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Sioux Cityane
Stewart Gilman
Sioux City Service Company
Ian
Tomes
Tery Eltisen
Binet
KK. K
Orrin van
Pickeles
Mich
Detroit
Lake Orion
Chatte Creeks
Leon
Thel Qreth
Battle Creek
Democrats Club Nominates Officers at Courtroom Meeting
At Judge Miles Wo Newby chamber, about 73 Democrats gathered to organize the Woollery County club. F E Gu nne and C F Muriny were chosen to draw up a plan, while Duston selected Bryan as president with Jose Marshall among sponsors. The group aims to line up local voters for the party, with plans for a fertilizer note and vegetable growing venture mentioned.
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Gill
Woollury County
Davie
Cov. Bryan
The
United
Body of Lawyer Clare H. Smith Returns Home From Chicago
The body of Clare H. Smith of Blythe Markley Rule Smith law firm arrives after being killed in Chicago on a Wednesday. His partners E. Blythe and J. E. Smith plan to attend the American Bar Association meeting in London. Mrs. Smith remains frail and distraught, having slept scarcely and paced in mourning.
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Clare H. Smith
Blythe, Markley, Rule & Smith
Chicago
Istor
Smit
Wrias
E. Wiythe
Jees
Europe
American Bar Association
London
Branch Library Request Seen Before City Council
The Weary board presented a plan for a North Riversole branch term asking for $5,500 to construct a bungalow building and to cover library needs with a total budget of 72845. Prior 1923 expenses were referenced and the annual appropriation noted as 47.80 for the public library by the city.
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North Riversole
Minne sota Observes Cheaper May Coal Quality Claim
A brief note reports that cheap coal is considered superior by some observers. It states May prices are lower and that Baifa type coal is thought to cost per ton less than other varieties in Minnesota.
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Minnesota
World Records Shattered By Swim Stars In Paris
Paris July 18 American swimmers sweep Olympic contests as world and Olympic records fall in Lex Tourelles pool and Seledrome D'Hiver venues. Kealoha wins 100 meter backstroke with Olympic mark. McKane falters in tennis. Corquet defeats Borotra in tennis. Ringlet fashion notes and Lancaster County cattle feeding prominence conclude dispatch.
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Henry J. Farrell
Ited
Paris
Lex ‘Tourelles
Seledrome D'Hiver
America
Maxes Rseren
Min
Gune
Jean Borotra
Cochet
Vincent Richards
Kealoha
Toke
Wyatt
Uniontown
Bartha
Hunt* Sary
Blitz
Belgium
Miss Becker
Miss Pecker
Hilen Taglem
Miss Fletcher
Miss Olivier
Lancaster County
United States
Fuss and Fury Demonstrations At Presidential Nominations
Washington observers compare recent party showpieces to historic demonstrations at past nominating conventions. The piece traces how exerted enthusiasm at McAdoo Smith in New York, and earlier Blaine and Bryan events, became increasingly manufactured to influence presidential race perception.
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Washington, D. Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
al Smith
McAdoo
Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
Willam J. Bryan
Kansas City
Husband jailed on wife’s plea in police court
D Rodriguez of 606 South Howard Street was ordered confined to the county jail until a $2000 peace bond is placed after arraignment this morning. His wife Pearl Rodriguez, who claimed threats to her life, pressed the complaint. Mrs Rodriguez was released this week after she shot a brother of her husband during a disturbance at their home Sunday night.
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South
Howard Street
Jall
Borsuez
Pearl Rodriguez
Rodrigue
Anna Vaughn
Fourth Street
Paul Gamble
Howard Treet
Zador Rudonis
Prescott Street
John Parks
Joseph Hays
Perks
New Injunction Pleas Filed by Dry League
Injunction petitions filed in district court target several liquor nuisance offenders and owners where violations occurred. Rev C E Stevens Woodbury County Anti S aloon league official leads the action naming multiple individual and property owners across Morgan Steet Steuben Ave Lafayette St Grand Ave Fifth St Virginia St and others. The list includes W W Stevens Carl Christianson Thomas Bolton Florence Bolton John Micholofsky H M Pearce StanleyKalish H J Benjamin Bento Bargas St Paul and Sioux City Railway Lillian Brostrup M Dinsdale John Sorenson Charles Matthews Anna Spowage Bessie Baker David L Baker Claus Marsh Lipman Weinberg and more. There is a closing aphorism about virtues and faults.
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Rev. C. E. Stevens
Woodbury County
Anti-Saloon League
W. W. Stevens
Carl Christianson
Morgan Street
Thomas Bolton
Florence Bolton
John Micholofsky
Steuben
Eva Hamilton
Maggie Wallace
Lafayette Street
H. M. Pearce
Stanley Kalish
H. J. Benjamin
Bento Bargas
St. Paul and
Sioux City Railway Company
Iowa Street
Lillian Brostrup
M. Dinsdale
John Sorenson
Grand Avenue
Charles Matthews
Anna Spowage
Fifth Street
Bessie Baker
David L. Baker
Virginia Street
Claus Marsh
Lipman Weinberg
Fourth Street
Hog Cholera Wiped Out Millions In U S Swine Loss
Hog cholera caused losses exceeding 27 million dollars to the U S swine industry in the year ended April 30 1924 a USDA compilation shows. Over half the losses occurred in the Corn Belt where hogs are plentiful. Most losses stem from the disease and sanitation plus preventive serum treatment can reduce them.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Union Station Seen for City in Sioux City
Mayor Stewart Gilman told the Columbia Club at Davidson's tearoom that railroad lines serving Sioux City favor a union passenger station. He said several line engineers have completed terminal facility inspections and riverbank improvements along the Missouri would aid the project. The city council is studying the franchise and will push for needed improvements before public submission.
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Turnivor
Ge Fland
Stewart Gilman
University of Minnesota
Sioux City
Columbia Cty
Davidson
Gi Man
Missouri River
Gilman
Correctionville Road Assessments Studied
The Sioux City Correctionville road district assessment board met with the county auditor to apportion costs for a road project over 16 miles. A plan to raise 71 000 by taxing 12 percent of project costs was proposed, applying to property within three miles of the road. Board members include John T. Law John Wilkins George Ashley.
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Sioux City-Correctionville Road District No
Dewan
John T. Law
John Wilkins
George Ashley
Anthon
Weather outlook for weekend with unsettled storms
Unsettled forecast calls for storms likely this weekend. Nebraska may see warmer conditions, while the extreme eastern portion of South Dakota could face thunderstorms Friday night into Saturday with one thunderstorm expected.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Licenses for William Woodhill and spouse from Wal
William Woodhill aged 22 and a companion from Wal are listed on a licenses record, indicating a formal filing or public notice related to licensure or marital status. The fragment notes names and ages, suggesting a legal or civil registry entry.
Births Record Notes Unclear Location and Details
Fragmentary birth notice mentioning Bramble Mr at 408 South Irene Street and a boy born with reference to color shades. Details are incomplete and entities are partially garbled.
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Bramble
Ant
South
Irene Street
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