Search for Boy Drowned Halted After 24 Hour Hunt
After a 24 hour search failed to locate 11 year old Eugene Moore of South Sioux City who drowned Thursday along the Missouri river near the Combination bridge relatives and authorities discontinued the hunt until Monday. Strong river currents likely carried the body downstream and shore searches miles down the river were futile. A restart of the river search was planned along the water course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Moore
Sioux City
Nebraska
Missouri
Auto Theft Suspect Held To Grand Jury
Aaron Hall, arrested two weeks ago by Detectives Dempsey and Smith, confessed to stealing three cars in Sioux City and two in Sioux Falls, with one in Huron, and disposing of them in South Dakota towns. He was held to the federal grand jury after waiving a preliminary hearing and facing a $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slimux City
Aaron Hall
Thomas Dempsey
F. S. Smith
Hall
Sioux City
Huron
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
United States
Audrey W. Johnson
Funeral services for J. D. Hughes held at Nelsons parlors
Funeral services for J. D. Hughes aged 61 of 1421 Silver Street were conducted yesterday at Nelson's undertaking parlors with Rev. L. W. Bartholomew officiating. Interment followed at Logan Park cemetery. A Sioux City resident for 30 years, he died after a weeklong illness at home Thursday night. Born in Ireland in 1863, he came to the United States in 1876, settled in Illinois, moved to Sioux City in 1894, and earlier ran a pool hall in Winne Lage, Nebraska for the past three years. He is survived by his widow and a daughter, Sadie, of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hughes
Silver Street
Nelson
LW. Bartholomew
Logan Park
Mr. Hughes
Sioux City
Ireland
Nis
Illinois
Prst
Winne- Lage
Neb
Willow
Sadie
Mrs Lydia Strong to Be Buried at Onawa
Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia Steaxe age 63 will be held this afternoon at 1 59 at the Christian church in Omawa. Interment will follow in Omawa cemetery. She died at her daughter’s home Mrs Lottie P Brown 14 Eleventh Street Ficiy after a lingering illness. Survived by husband Elijal Strong son Darwin of South Sioux City two daughters May Ritchison and Ejisie Riley both of Omawa two brothers Edward Welsh of Decatur Neb and Frank Welsh of Sibling Mont. West's undertaking handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Steaxe
Christian Church
Omawa
Strong
Lottie P Brown
Eleventh Street
Fic Iy
Brown
Elijal Strong
Darwin
Sioux City
May Ritchison
Ejisie Riley
Edward Welsh
Decatur
Neb
Frank Welsh
Mont. West
Crescent Park Scouts To Stage Musical Program
The Ley scouts of Crescent Park will present a musical program next Tuesday evening at 7 30 July 29 at West Tern eighth street between Rebecca and Usabella streets. They will receive a new flag and speakers will give short addresses. The group, recently organized, seeks equipment and hopes refreshments sales raise funds for their success.
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Ley Scouts of
Crescent Park
West Tern
Eighth Street
Rebecca
Usabella
Boy Scouts
Weather outlook for Midwest and Plains regions
The forecast notes increasing cloudiness in Iowa with possible local thundershowers Monday and warmer conditions Sunday. South Dakota expected to stay mostly fair Sunday and Monday with a warm trend, while Nebraska looks mostly fair with east portions warmer and unsettled by Monday. Washington region shows a July 28 to August 2 outlook with showers mid and late week and a temperature pattern of warm early and cooler later.
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Iowa
Misitt
South Dakota
East
Nebraka
Washington
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Missour Valleys
Licenses Marriages Listed For Four Couples
Marriage licenses issued for Gaceott J. Lefferdink and Elsie McKinney of Hickman Nebraska. Roy M. Moon and Yelma Zee Graves of Tilden and Oakdale Nebraska. William H. Schmidt and Viola Barcus from the city. Howard J. Wickland and Genevieve Culbertson of Moville and Whitman Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaceott J. Lefferdink
Martel
Web
Elsie McKinney
Hickman
Roy M. Moon
Tilden
Yelma Zee Graves
Oakdale
William H. Schmidt
City
Viola Barcus
Howard J. Wickland
Moville
Genevieve Culbertson
Whit
Births Reported In Local Hospital Events
Girls born to McNaughtan at Methodist hospital on July 25 and to Cornelius at 114 Twenty-third street on July 26, both confirmed in hospital records.
Fragmentary note on a telegraph toll overcharge
The readable text hints at a telegram or tel line charge exceeding usual rates. No clear names, dates, or places are present to identify person, organization, or location.
Lighting blamed for Emerson grade crossing deaths
A coroner's jury found the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha railroad at fault for the three deaths near Emerson Nebraska on a Sunday night. The auto party Edna Lewin Albert Rastede and Rudolph Johnson all Thurston residents were returning from Crystal Lake when the dimly lit locomotive backing into Emerson caused the fatal collision. Acting Coroner R E Evans led the inquest with jurors John Shindler W A Stommard A Ira Davis Frank Hillegan James A Hope and CG E Boudreau.
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Emerson
Neb
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha
Edna Lewin
Albert Rastede
Rudolph Johnson
Thurston
Crystal Lake
Married On April Fools Day Fooled Ever Since
Laura Hennan sues Edward M Hennan in district court for divorce claiming repeated nagging vile names and violent assaults during eight years of marriage begun April 1 1916 in Sioux Falls South Dakota she says she must support herself and a child after their separation September 30 1923 at Melrose Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hennan
Edward M. Hennan
Sioux Falls
S. D
Hennan
Melrose
Minn
Mary A Fallon Dies After Long Illness at 85
Mary A Fallon 85 a Sioux City resident for 37 years died at her daughter’s home after a prolonged illness. She was born in Lindsay Ontario January 2 1839 and married in 1859 later moving to Sioux City in 1887. Survived by four sons Captain George E Fallon Frank Walter and Robert and three daughters Mrs Flonn Parker Mrs Elsye Lowe and Mrs M McDonald along with 12 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The body will lie at Mrs Pluma Parker’s home until funeral arrangements. Kidd’s undertakers will handle the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Fallon
West Twentieth Street
G. B. Wood
Flighth Street
Fallon
Sioux City
John W. Fallon
Sioux
Printers to Hear Organizer Today
Mrs. Dorothy O'Toole national labor organizer addresses the Typographical Union at the Labor Temple. She shares her work organizing women reporters in Boston and praises male carpenters for their strong union structure in the East and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy O'Toole
Labor Temple
Boston
O’toole
Sioux City Leather Men Plan for Convention
The 37th annual national convention of the Harness Manufacturers and Leather Goods Dealers association will be in Sioux City on August 11 12 and 18 with many prominent trade speakers from across the United States attending.
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The
Harness Manufacturers and Leather Goods Dealers’ Association
Sioux City
United States
Frigate Bird and Albatross Sleep While Flying
A study notes that the frigate bird and the albatross share a surprising skill sleep on the wing. Researchers observe these seabirds maintaining uninterrupted flight while resting, using specialized mechanisms to stay aloft and conserve energy during long oceanic journeys.
Principals in Family Feud Pay $10 Fines
The principals in a street fight between families paid court fines of ten dollars each. Mrs. John Mehas testified that a gas pipe was draped over her head during the altercation as Mrs. Zeffers confronted her in court. Judge Joseph Hayes admonished both sides to avoid further skirmishes.
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John Mehas
South Howard Street
John Zeffers
Joseph Hayes
Hays
Zeffers
Horace Wulf Elected Head of State Legion
Horace Wulf former commander of the Monahan post of the American Legion was elected commander of the Northwest Iowa legion district at Cherokee by district delegates. Forrest Knite of Cherokee was named vice commander to fill the vacancy. Four candidates were initiated in the 40 and 8 after the morning session and 600 delegates attended a banquet at the Cherokee armory in the evening.
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Horace Wulf
Monahan
American Legion
Northwest Iowa Legion
Cherokee
Forrest Knite
Wulf
Bad Check Artist Gets Seven Years
Dale Franklin, 28, of LeMars, is sentenced to seven years in the Anamosa state penitentiary after pleading guilty to cheating by false pretences. The arrest followed a June 10 check cashing at Davidson Brothers department store for $50 with no funds in the bank. Franklin claimed he believed his mother would cover the amount. prosecutors noted prior similar offenses settled by his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Franklin
LeMars
Anamosa
A. O. Wakefield
Franklin
Davidson Brothers
Auto Theft Charge Against Janesville Man
Ray Joholski of Janesville Wisconsin was taken into custody yesterday to answer a charge of auto thievery. He was arrested here with a car listed as stolen in his possession and was found broke after leaving Janesville with his wife and two children. The mother and babies are under county care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Joholski
Janesville
Joholski
British Aviator Ralph Bernard Flies 12 World Distances
British aviator Ralph Bernard completed a journey covering a distance equal to twelve times around the globe, showcasing remarkable endurance and aviation skill in a historic mid career feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bernard
Get Busy and Keep Busy Is Advice to Register Contestants
Advertising column urges candidates in a large circulation campaign to join and stay active. It highlights virgin territory, inactive rivals, and ongoing growth of opportunities as 13 prizes including seven cars become more reachable through subscriptions to The Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Schmoller & Mueller
Simon
Wheat Boom Reshapes Kansas as Crop Surges
Topeka Kansas July 24 wheat farmers face bankruptcy fears amid a bumper 1924 crop. Officials say one sixth of state wealth stems from wheat, with Mohler Kansas secretary of agriculture declaring figures like four plus. The boom attracts outsiders seeking valuable grain as western Kansas shows rising demand and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Sas
Board of Agriculture
H Growers of
Kansas
Accord Mohler
Hoard of Agriculture
Ois
Auto Collision Injures Police Detective’s Son
Young Green, 18, son of detective Thomas Green, was severely injured when his truck was struck at the Twenty Fourth and Nebraska streets intersection. He was taken to his home after the noon accident, awaiting further treatment.
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I Green
Lhce
Thomas Green
Rebecca
Young Green
R. Betts
Nebraska
Green
Tobacco etymology traces to pipes used by native America
The word tobacco comes from tobaco or tube used to smoke by natives of Central and South America. The article notes the origin and links it to smoking practices among indigenous peoples.
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Central
South
Ameica
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