Jubilee Week Pressed On Through Rain and Cheer
Enthusiasm for the Diamond Jubilee persists despite rain as crowds gather for downtown carnival exhibits and a stockyards rodeo. Tonight's pageant resumes after a storm while daylight parade winners are announced by parade chairman Stanley Fatson.
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Ims
Loo
Stanley Faton
Justice Parade
American Legion
de Molay
Boy Scouts
L’resi
Terian Church
Menton
Smith and Liverett
Rize
George Bergtholdt
North Junior High
Jack Hankins
Galinsky Bros
Diplomas Awarded to Graduates of St. Joseph School
Sixteen students completed the eighth grade program at St. Joseph Parish School earning diplomas. Three graduates finished the commercial course and thirteen completed the typewriting department. Frances Bardinghaus won the top typing speed medal. Florence Delaney and Marjorie Mordyke earned J P P Degan company medals.
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St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Frances Bardinghaus
Florence Delaney
Marjorie Nordyke
J. P P. Degan Company
Chicago
Bernadine Barron
Eleanor Canton
Julia Dyer
Laura
Mary Jane English
Charlotte Lentz
Gladys Manning
Marie Miller
la Versa Morley
Eva Rehan
Lucille Walling
U S Ruling Cuts Out Nuisance Tax
Federal excises known as the nuisance tax will be taboo for federal revenue collectors after July 2. About $150,000 will be saved annually for Sioux City residents as more than twenty taxes are eliminated. The 10 percent tax on theater admissions under 50 cents will vanish along with taxes on promissory notes checks and drafts. Also gone are taxes on candies soft drinks long distance calls telegrams and autos under $1 000 and related auto parts.
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Federal
Internal Revenue
Sioux City
Funeral for Mrs Leazer Held at Grace Church
Funeral services for Mrs Ida May Leazer 59 who died Tuesday night at 3800 Orleans avenue were held at 2 20 p m in Grace Methodist church. Rev F C Taylor and Rev F B Nixon officiated with interment in Graceland Park cemetery. Mrs Leazer, Sioux City resident 17 years, was survived by six daughters and three sons and a brother.
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Ida May Teazei
Orleans Avenue
Grace Methodist Church
F. C. Taylor
F. B. Nixon
Graceland Park Cemetery
Leazer
Sioux City
George Dutton
San Diego
Cal
Eva Tottel
Scotts Bluff
Neb
May
Florence
Lucille
Helen Mason
C. P., Leon
George Leazer
Walter Lindsey
Montpelier
Y. W. C. A. Council Camp Opens Saturday at Riverside
The YWCA Council Oak camp at Riverside opens its summer season this Saturday with dawn inspections and party dress. Activities include tennis swimming bowling and balloon dances by younger girls. An evening party closes the day as members attend as guests. About 30 Sioux City girls are set for Girl Reserve week next week.
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Council Oak
Riverside
Sioux City
America Itself Just Machine Says Lucey
Cleveland June 12 Robert La Follette is talking about bolting and upsetting the party. The writer argues the nation is a machine and La Follette would disrupt it. He praises Coolidge as a strong leader who can keep things running smoothly and secure the next four years.
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Coolidge
Cleveland
Robert la Follette
Hiram Johnson
la Foillette
la Follette
Coolidee
Diphanet
Will dispute over Bazil Martin and Betty Walker marriage agreement
The case before Judge Miles N. Newby questions a prenuptial agreement regarding post death property disposition. Bazil Martin and Mrs. Getty Walker face a challenge to a will denying heirs. witnesses include Mattin a Civil War veteran who recounts marriage and alleged timing of the agreement.
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Bazil
Martin
Getty Walker
Miles N. Newby
Acum
State Bank of Correctionville
Newby
Jere
Stan
Betty Walker
Mattin
Roberts Elected Lions Club Chief At Noon Luncheon
The Sioux City Lions club elected H. C. Roberts as president at yesterday's noon luncheon succeeding F. A. Wool who resigned. Ben Kloster was chosen as vice president. Royal H. Holbrook spoke on Iowa topic and sixty delegates to the stationary engineers' convention in Sioux City attended as guests.
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Sioux City
Lions Club
H. C. Roberts
Roberts
F. A. Wool
Ben Kloster
Iowa
Royal H. Holbrook
Stationary Engineers’ Association
Iowa State College
Ames
Stationary Engineers’ Convention
Candidates Set to File Campaign Expense Accounts
Candidates for various offices at the primary election began filing expense accounts for campaign activity. Paul T. Beardsley, sheriff of Woodbury County, filed his account yesterday showing expenditures for advertising and printing.
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Paul T. Beardsley
Woodbury County
County Officials Campaign Expenditures Reported
W L Sedgwick nominee for county treasurer spent 55.40 and Carl W H Sass renominated for justice of the peace spent 95.02. Gle T Naglestad unopposed for county attorney spent 25. Dr C J Knowles defeated candidate for supervisor from First precinct spent 9.27.
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W. L. Sedgwick
Carl W. H. Sass
Justice of Peace
Gle T. Naglestad
Dr. C. 3. Knowles
Wife seeks temporary alimony in Sioux City divorce
Mrs Sophie Adamonis filed for divorce from husband Joseph Adamonis claiming habitual drunkenness and abuse. Judge Miles W Newby granted a temporary injunction barring him from molesting her or living in her home. The couple married May 7 1902 in Sioux City and separated June 7.
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Anster
Sophie Adamonis
Grand Street
Joseph Adamonis
Miles W. Newby
Ranme Adamons
Sioux City
Librarians to Attend Summer Courses at Universities
Five Sioux City library staffers will take courses this summer under librarian C. W. Sumamey. Miss Florence Lowry of Smith Villa and Miss Gladys Osborn of Riverside and Greenville will attend a six week course at the University of Iowa. Evan Randolph Elizabeth Nesmith and Doris Ghiem from other branches will study library courses at Colorado Agricultural College Fort Collins. Miss Clarisys Hoskins returns to oversee the Morningside branch after a year away and has been attending the University of Iowa.
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Sioux City
C. W. Sumamey
Fiorence Lowry
Smith Villa
MissGladys Osborn
Riverside
Greenville
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Evan Randolph
Elizabeth Nesmith
Doris Ghiem
Monimesrle
Colorado Agricultural Schere
Fort Collins
Colo
Hoskins
Morningside
Rain Falters Sioux City Jubilee Pageant at Mizzou Park
A crowd of over 2 000 saw the Sioux City jubilee pageant interrupted by heavy rain after three episodes at Mizzou Park. The Monahan post legion band stayed to entertain waiters, with the show resuming tonight. The spectacle traced Sioux City from Indigenous beginnings to pioneer settlement through war and romance with hundreds of children in period costumes.
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Mizzou Park
Monahan Post Legion
Sioux City
Missouri
South Sioux City Mayoralty Tale Heads to Court
The South Sioux City mayoral race remains deadlocked between incumbent Flanagran and Wilbur after an April vote tied in the first ward. A recount and court decision are planned Saturday with Judge MeRgnler to rule on the ballot outcome.
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South
Sioux City
Wilbur
Junge Herman MeRgnler
Flanagran
Autoist Faces Charge After Injury to Roy
Centerville resident J. Hoswon is charged after an auto incident injuring Roy Westeriuy. Police report state Hoswon failed to stop and collided with the pedestrian, causing serious injuries and prompting a formal charge.
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Roy
Riverside street car accident injures boy
Paul, 14, was struck by a streetcar on Riverside Street in North Riverside. He was knocked to the ground and run over by the wheels. Roseman carried him to the police station and Dr. E. Morgan treated his injuries.
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Paul
North Riverside
Roseman
E. E. Morgan
Bank Suit Trial Opens Against G Brick Company
The Continental National Bank sues the G Brick Company and Thomas W. E. in district court, with trial opening in Judge R. Munger's courtroom this afternoon.
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Continental National Bank
G Brick Company
Thomas W.e
R. Munger
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ST. Joseph School
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Grace Church
Y. W. C. A. Council
America
Lucey
James Lucey
Hird
Story of
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COEY
J. Hoswon
Centerville, S. D
Jeanette Hat Shop
Pierce ST
Price
the Levich Furniture CO
Pearl Stree
George Matthew Adams
Adams
the Register
George Matthews Adams
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