Police Nab Man Who Beat Shots
W B Fritz of 4348 Filmore Street was arrested on assault to do great bodily injury charges after an alleged attack on L B Neitzel of 724 Market Street. Neitzel called for aid and Patrolman Mummert fired twice at the fleeing assailant but the gunshots struck the car’s rear and missed. Fritz was taken into custody at his home by Patrolman McKenna and held for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Fritz
Filmore Street
Fritz
L. B. Neitzel
Market Street
Neitzel
Mummert
McKenna
Darrow Defense Clashes Over Insanity Plea Trial
In a heated courtroom exchange Crowe presses that insanity must face a jury if raised. Judge Caverly asserts defense may withdraw guilty pleas and try insanity. Defense lawyers confirm they will present insanity evidence, while Crowe and Marshel accuse the plan of creating a sham trial amid murder charges.
La Follette recounts early rise to Congress and Wisconsin politics
Robert M. La Follette recalls entering public life, defeating railroad influenced factions in Wisconsin, winning Dane County district attorney and then Congress in 1884. He describes mentors General Bryant and Senator Sawyer, early Washington immersion, Cleveland and Arthur contrasts, and being assigned to Indian affairs over public lands.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Dane County
Congress
Madisom
Madison
Sam Harper
Grant
Sam
Dodgeville
Chicago
Washington
House
Carlisle
Arthur
White House
Blaine
Senate
Sefor
Sawyer
Cleveland
Follette
Carl
Stephenson
Wiscons
Battle Over Medical Defense in Leopold Loeb Case
In Chicago a heated court battle pits State's Attorney Crowe against Clarence Darrow over admitting medical insanity evidence for Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb. Judge Caverly weighs authority as the defense seeks expert testimony while prosecutors insist the boys pled guilty and must be held legally sane. Proceedings resume after a midday recess with voir dire on mental state pending.
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Crowe
Caverly
Marshel
Leopold
Loeb
Jacob Franks
Samuel Ettelson
Nathan Leopold
Marshall
Tinue
Criminal Court Room
Chicago
Robert E. Crowe
Richard Loeb
Robt. Franks
Clarence Darrow
William A. White
Washington, D. C
Walter Bachrach
Supreme Court
Thomas Marshal
Darrow
New Head for Trinity College
Rev Victor Brown named president of Trinity College succeeding Rev Raphael Breheny. Expansion of the curriculum prompts an enlarged faculty for next year. Rev Damian Segourn becomes provincial secretary. Rev Edward Carahar and Rev Dantel Morning join the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Brown
Third Order of Francis
Rome
Raphael Breheny
Trinity College
Damian Segourn
St. Francis Seminary
Loretta
Breheny
Edward Carahar
Trinity
Dantel Morning
South Sioux City Pioneer Farmer Dies
John Milton Anderson, 72, longtime South Sioux City resident and retired farmer, died this morning of paralysis at his home. Survived by widow, son Colth Anderson of Cherokee Iowa, daughter Mrs. L. P. Rogers of Sioux City, two sisters, services Friday at 2:30 p m at Graceland Park chapel, burial in Graceland Park cemetery, body at Westcott's undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milton Anderson
South Sioux City
Anderson
Colth Anderson
Cherokee
L. P. Rogers
Sioux City
Elizabeth Coon
Leeds
Alice Fisk
Graceland Park Chapel
Graceland Park Cemetery
Westcott
Vets Hunt For Official City Colors
The Register reports a survey on Sioux City official colors, finding no consensus among locals. Skull post initiates a contest to pick pair of colors to symbolize Sioux City for Miss Sioux City and future city use. Citizens mail two color suggestions to the Bathing Beauty editor or Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
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Sioux City
Skull Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National
Bathing Beauig Eant Committee
Atlantic City, . J
United States
Register
Bathing Beauty
Chamber of Commerce
Peggy Hopkins Joyce and Count Morner Annulment Battle
Peggy Hopkins Joyce and Count Gosta Morner clash in a race to file annulment papers as she accuses him of non support and laundry bill payments. Morner counters with remarks on love and money while detailing his Swedish business ties and a hastily ended honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Gosta Morner
Atlantic City
Peggy
Pal Gr Gr
Federal Building
William J. Fallon
Yale Club
Count Gosta
Sweden
New Sioux City Cigar Store Seeks Name from Public
Mickey Levitan and Joe Knox, new proprietors of the Jacob Hoeven cigar store at 421 Sixth street, invite public suggestions for a name. Both are well known in Sioux City sporting circles and prizes await the chosen contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey” Levitan
Joe Knox
Jacob Hoeven
Sixth Street
Levitan
Knox
Sioux City
Seven Arrested In Raid On Black and Tan Establishment
Seven persons arrested during a police raid on the Black and Tan at 2528 West Fourth Street were granted continuances when arraigned in police court today. William and Lillian Young, alleged proprietors of the resort, faced charges of keeping a disorderly house and maintaining a liquor nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourth Street
William and
Lillian Young
Chary
Townley Home Ransacked After Vacation Return
The home of EB Townley at 3931 Davis Avenue was ransacked of household articles and $10 from a baby's bank after the family returned from a vacation. The incident was reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Townley
Davis Avenue
Man Held on Suspicion of Check Forgery in Auto Payment
Frank Manchester was arrested yesterday as a suspect in an automobile payment check forgery and kept in jail as investigators continue the case. Police say Manchester is believed to be connected to a fraudulent check used for an auto purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Manchester
Manchester
Rialto Hosts Register Carriers at Iowa Under Fire Showing
News carriers of The Daily Register attended a special Rialto showing of Iowa Under Fire yesterday afternoon, hosted through the courtesy of Manager Emery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto
Register
Daily Register
Iowa
The
Maneer Emery
Boy Severely Injured After Mower Incident Near Wausa
Six year old Russell Lind of Wausa Nebraska was brought to Methodist hospital after losing a foot when struck by a mower path near his home Tuesday. Hospital attendants declined to comment on his condition today.
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Russel Lind
G. A. Lind
Wausa
Neb
Wes
Methodist Hospital
Sunday Hail Storm Causes Heavy Crop Damage Near Hinton
A hail storm Sunday evening damaged crops in the Hinton area. Estimated losses exceed $600,000 as the storm lashed a two to three mile wide strip of farmland. Local reports indicate extensive harm to corn and cotton across the affected belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttme
Hinton
Eight Youths Nabbed in Park Dice Game
Police raided a Central Park dice game and detained eight youths. The arrested include Carl Reider James Barton George De Lair Paul Gilleland Dan Desmond Leo Johnson Rex Dunham and Alf Miller, all held briefly in city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Carl Reider
Bluff Street
James Barton
West Seventh Street
George de Lair
Market Street
Paul Gilleland
Center Street
Dan Desmond
West Fourth Street
Leo Johnson
Main Street
Rex Dunham
Cook Street
Alf Miller
West Third Street
Tunney Excels In Carpentier Bout With 40000 Payday
Tunney earned 40000 dollars, won the decision, and proved he cannot easily challenge Dempsey for a title posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunney
Carpentier
Dempsey
Tomato Myth Refuted: No Cancer Link Found
A study or expert consensus clarifies that tomatoes do not cause cancer, countering a widespread belief. Researchers emphasize balanced diets and caution against unfounded health fears, noting tomatoes' beneficial nutrients.
Results of Morning Play at Tennis Meet Round One
Morning play reports winners across junior singles and ladies singles with several defaults and unfinished matches. Notable results include H Coggeshall of Des Moines defeating Ben Sutphin, and J D Ringwall of Omaha beating K Trenham in three sets.
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H. Coggeshall
Des Moines
Ben Sutphin
Omaha
H. Barton
Sioux Falls
H. Elliott
J. D. Ringwall
K. Trenham
St. Joseph
Boyle
Fort Dodge
Albert Finkle
Dick Boyle
U. Liebsohn
Cedar Rapids
G. Diesing
Laura Frye
Earl Lidster
L. S. Peer
Pansy Hostetter
William Lidster
G. Calvert
Lottie Fuller
Art Hanford
Ruth Hager
G. Eaton
Ruth Richardson
Margaret Chesterman
J. Mahoney
Addison Pelletier
Olwell
van Deegle
Swartz
Minear
Bartman
Fisher
Gilman
Perry
Meyer and
Newell
Sweet
Barton
Smiter
Grier and Swank
Hogue Nominated Budget Director in Iowa
Former Senator Ernest L Hogue of Blencoe was confirmed by the Iowa senate as director of the budget after a four day deadlock. Gov Kendall’s fourth appointment completed the extraordinary session, and the senate adjourned sine die. Hogue will be aided by Clarence M Young and Joseph Mattes on the budget board of appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ernest L .Hogue
Blencoe
Iowa Senate
Hogue
Kedwall
Kendall
Fred L. Maytag
Newton
Glenn C. Haynes
I. H. Foskett
Shenandoah
Star Chamber
New State Republican Central Committee
Monona County
Clarence M. Young
Joseph Mattes
Sac City
Budget Board of Appeals
Bevington Wife Denies Divorce Grounds In Brief
Mrs Bevington files a response to her husband Tom Bevington alleging the divorce grounds are baseless. Counsel argues the court decision would be illegal given testimony and cites exaggerations in the plaintiff's arguments while denying all asserted grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bevington
Truck Driver Bats Boy After Offering Ride
Police seek a delivery truck driver who battered 16 year old Philip Greenbaum at Seventh and Sioux streets. The youth, waiting for a streetcar, accepted a ride, then was struck in the face and suffered a broken nose. He was treated at police headquarters by Dr. E. E. Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Greenbaum
Hamilton Street
Young Greenbaum
Seventh
Sioux Streets
Police
E. E. Morgan
Westcott Bridge Road to Be Single Driveway
Council members decide to require a single 40 foot driveway under the new Westcott avenue railroad bridge, replacing the railroad plan for two 20 foot roads. The central obstruction hazard beneath the bridge drives the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westcott Bridge
Westcott Avenue
Woman Injured in Garden Fall at South Helen Street
Mrs. P. Peterson, 70, of 928 South Helen street, fell while gardening and fractured her hip. She was taken to St. Joseph's hospital where doctors termed her condition serious.
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P. Peterson
South Helen Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Vets Award Beauty Prizes Amid City Mr City Contest
A Veteran era announces prizes for a Bathing Beauty contest with top candidates led by Miss Muriel Morton and Miss Alta Sterins in second. Dorothy Abel sits third as local merchants offer wardrobes and equipment for winners before a September Atlant tournament.
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Developer Today
Veterans Eign Wars
Sioux City
Merc
Shull
Wardrop
Miss Liu
Atlant
Muriel Morton
1815 Street
Itn
Thre
Alta Sterins
Dorothy Abel
Weather overview for Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota
Mostly fair for Iowa and Nebraska with cooler temperatures tonight and Thursday. South Dakota sees partly cloudy skies with a slight drop in temperature tonight, especially in the eastern region.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Nor
South Dakota
Licenses Granted In Des Moines Area Marriages
Lowell Burkett 22 of Six City marries Edith Gabel 19 of Ia Mars Ia. Lloyd Green 19 of Oto Ia weds Nelsena Reed 19 of Mapleton Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell B. Burkett
Six City
Edith C. Gabel
Ia Mars
Lloyd Green
Oto
Nelsena Reed
Mapleton
Births notice from Hamilton and Jensen families at St Joseph's
A birth notice reports a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. J Y at 723 Sixth Avenue on July 80 and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. I W Jensen at 2215 South Henry Street near St Joseph's Hospital on July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Jensen
Mrs. I. W
South Henry Street
St Joseph's Hospital
Dinar Adopted as Palestine Monetary Unit
The dinar, once common in Herod era, is adopted as a monetary unit in Palestine, signaling an official shift in regional currency standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herod
Palestine
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