Whites Face Kidnaping by Aborigines in Port Darli
Melbourne reports a coast boatman telling of white women abducted by aborigines more than two years ago. Australian authorities authorize volunteers to join a relief force to search the uncharted northern islands for Mrs Willetts and her daughter after the Douglas Mawson massacre.
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United Press
Melbourne
Australia
Port Dark
James Willetts
Douglas Mawson
Gulf of Carpentaria
Weather and peril in multiple regions with violent incidents
The dispatch notes scattered showers and thunderstorms across Washington DC and the Great Lakes region with normal temperatures and partly cloudy conditions in Nebraska North and South Dakota. It also reports a violent incident where two women, wife and daughter of James Willetts, were spared after a steamer boarding and abduction by aborigines. authorities consider rescue and reinforcement measures as crews in the area face murder by a Japanese steamer and a Malay crew.
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Washington, D.C
Mississippi
Missour
Madie
Great_Lakes
Nebraska
South Dakota
James Willetts
Normanton
Unclear Births and Local Notices Mix Reminiscences
Fragmented births and local notices mention July dates, St Joseph’s Hospital, various addresses in Pittsburgh and Mason City, plus brief asides on stogie making, road motoring, Red Cross first aid kits, and a Catholic conference. Names and places are partially obscured in the OCR.
Moody wedding linked to Civil War friend at Maryville
Shenandoah widow Mrs J A Moody, 77, who divorced her missing husband in 1912, plans to wed Leurre Moody at Maryville Missouri. The event ties to a Civil War friend of her brother W Laltash of Rushville Illinois. News item notes other local incidents including a painter injured escaping a fall and various regional happenings.
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Shenandoah
J. A. Moody
Consul Imbrie Murder Sparks U S Diplomatic Action
Washington reports confirm the killing of Robert W. Imbrie American vice consul in Teheran by a mob. Another American was wounded. an inquiry into Persian police protection and a strong protest are expected. President officials and Ambassador Saulkornfeld resignations noted. Imbrie’s wife informed the first.
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Robert W. Imbrie
Teheran
United States
Imbrie
State Department
Tmorle
Legation
Seymour
Hughes
England
Joseph Saulkornfeld
Ohio
Persia
Bernard Gottlieb
New York
Versi
Onsul
West business outlook praised by J P Martin visit
J P Martin and his wife said western money circulation is easy and business is on the upgrade while visiting Sioux City. He plans to leave soon for New York with his associate. Martin, once tied to T S Martin in Sioux City, now operates in Los Angeles. Grinnell hosts the fourth chautauqua August 4 to 8 with Bishop Edwin H Hughes, a former Grinnell resident, on the program.
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California
J. P. Martin
Sioux City
West
Martin
Mr. Martin
New York
T. S. Martin Company
Los Angeles
Grin
Population of U S Shows Marked Gain
The United States census bureau reports the national population over 112 million, with New York City leading at 6,015,504. Fifty-nine cities exceed 100,000 residents, and Chicago nears 3,000,000, while Philadelphia and Cleveland also grow. Other listed cities include Detroit, Cincinnati, Des Moines, and Omaha with varied totals.
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D.C
United States Census Bureau
New York City
New Orleans
Rochester
Jersey City
Oakland
Cal
St. Paul
Providence
Des Moines
Omaha
Sioux City Sends 35 To Pythian Sisters Convention
About 5 members of the Pythian Sisters will depart tomorrow and Tuesday for the 84th annual grand temple convention of the Pythian Sisters of Town at Des Moines July 22 to 26. Sioux City temple No. 225 and Progressive temple No. 77 will provide about 10 official representatives led by Mrs. F A Garnsey and Mrs. H E Breckerbaumer, a past grand, already en route to prepare for the event.
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Pythian Sisters
Grand Temple
Pythian Sisters of Town
Des Moines
Sioux City
Progressive Temple
F. A. Garnsey
H. E. Breckerbaumer
Free Band Ends Sunday Dances at Las Cruces Park
In Las Cruces New Mexico ministers after failed legal threats persuaded John Robbins to halt Sunday dances at Mensilla Dam amusement park. They offered to provide free music by the national guard band to replace the dances. Robbins agreed with conditions to continue if attendance remains steady.
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Mensilla Dam
Las Cruces
N. M
Fe Park
Robbins
Naonal Guard
Phage
Autoist Arrested on Liquor Charge
Charles Intravea of 1114 West Sixteenth Street was arrested last night by Patrolman Earl Morgan at Eighth and Morgan streets on charges of maintaining liquor nuisance and illegal transportation of liquor. Sixteen gallons of liquor were found under the rear seat of his car, police say.
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Charles Intravea
West Sixteenth Street
Earl Morgan
Eighth
Morgan Streets
Motorist Arrested On Drunk Charges
Harry Brown was arrested late Saturday at First and Court streets by Officer McEveny charged with driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Two companions Frank Stein and John Corrigan were also arrested for intoxication. Police arrested the trio after a call reported a car running amuck in the Court street district.
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Harry Brown
Court Streets
McEveny
Frank Stein
John Corrigan
Palice
Court Street
Arcs
Aid of Police Sought To Find Missing Man
Police seek help in locating William Nadi a 60 year old barber from 1218 Eighth Street missing for four days. He is described as five feet ten inches tall with grey hair and a mustache and a plain birthmark on his face. He was reported missing by CG W Oddy of the same address.
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William Nadi
Eighth Street
CG. W. Oddy
Cattle Raising in Argentina Declines Amid Shifting Farms
United Press reports from Buenos Aires that long waves in livestock and grain prices push cattlemen toward farming. Land rentals rise, sparking protests as owners and middlemen gain from high rates while small immigrant farmers struggle to secure land. Officials urge propaganda to break large estates and attract permanent rural settlement.
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United Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ministry of Agriculture
Grmers
Republ
Republic
Vermilion man dies after operation at local hospital
Oscar B. Bergland 37 of Vermilion SD died Saturday afternoon following an operation at a local hospital. Survived by wife one son Floyd and daughter Olive Bergland two brothers Carl Bergland Vermilion SD Alvin Bergland Maska Idaho two sisters Ida Carlson Selma Carlson Masaka. Body at Anderson's Mortuary and burial in Vermilion. Canadian trade balance near 200 million for year ended May 31.
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Vermilion
Mr. Bergland
Floyd
Olive Bergland
Vermilion, & D
Carl Bergland
Vermilion, SD
Alvin Bergland
Maska
Idaho
Ida Carlson
Selma Carlson
Masaka
Anderson's
Vermilon
Athletes Improve Study Standings in Yale Report
In Paris, Grantland Rice quotes a Yale professor on college sports. He notes athletes at Yale rank higher academically on five-year class averages due to discipline and time management. Eastman at Harvard and others cited as examples show sports aid rather than hinder study. International sport fosters understanding, per Standard Oil executive. Pacific coast delegates attend Olympic prospects, with Stanford stars among highlights. King Oscar of Sweden remains active in tennis and golf, proving royalty participates in sport.
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Rockefeller
Lovejoy
Paris
Eastman
Harvard
O'Neill
Standard Oil Destiny
Europe
Oscar
Sweden
France
Cat Meow Triggers Injury in Auburn Village Incident
In Auburn on July 19 Roy Dickson 18 fired at a cat disturbing his sleep. The bullet killed the cat and struck neighbor John Codron 58 through a door. Codron survived after ambulance transport. Dickson was not held by police.
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Til
Roy Dickson
Roy
Cat
John Codron
John
Dickson
Saloon Trade Talks Move Toward Family Cafes in England
London reports amplify American debate on beer and light wines as Lord Lamington pushes a bill to convert pubs into Continental cafes for families. Breweries begin adapting pubs for working class neighborhoods while a historic London pub upholds strict rules forbidding speaking, smoking, or lingering for long after one drink.
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London
America
England
Lord Lamington
Lady Astor
Judge Melgaard Named Examiner in Baby Contest
Sioux City judge Dr. B A Melgaard has been appointed examiner in the baby contest section of the Town State fair in Des Moines with dates August 24 or 28.
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B.A. Melgaard
Sioux City
Des Moines
Funeral Services Held For Claydon and Cheely
Funeral services for Claydon and Cheely were held in separate rites. Whitehead presided at the Claydon service at Park Methodist church with burial at Whitehead Cemetery. Cheely Funeral services were conducted at West Street Chapel with officiant Andress and pallbearers from Phi Delta fraternity.
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West
Andress
Graceland
Paris
Phi
Chber
Chester Peters
Gilbe
Las Countermine
Titon
James Martins
Meares
Cheely
Gartter
Chicago
St. Phg
Omaha
Claydon
Acca
W. R. Chee
Field Claydon
Fark Methodist
Whitehead
Logan Park
Death rates fall in Ruhr region cited by Roeste
Berlin reports that idle life and better health lowered mortality in the Ruhr in 1928. Roeste attributes reduced death rates to postwar resilience and improved living, noting infant deaths rose due to malnutrition while overall rates dipped in autumn.
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Roeste
Ruhr
Rocete
Mill. Roesle
Massa
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