Jubilee celebration praised as Sioux City joins Diamond Jubilee
Junior Chamber of Commerce officers issue a statement praising Sioux City citizens for backing Jubilee week. The coronation of the Jubilee queen at Mizzou park tops the events, with the queen crowned by Chamber president TD P. Mahoney and escorted to the auditorium for the coronation ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonx
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sioux City
Wilson T. Clark
Junior Chamber
John D. Adams
TD. P. Mahoney
Chamber of Commerce
May de Beats
Mary Brown
Chicago
Douglas Stret
Fourth
Pierce Streets
Smith Sets Record for Low Campaign Spending
Edgar A. Smith, a defeated Republican committeeman, holds the record for spending the least money in the primary as filed with the county auditor. He spent only 2 dollars, while others filed varying amounts. several candidates failed to file expense accounts before the deadline. Dr. E Leonard, running for supervisor in the third precinct, reported 28 dollars spent on newspaper advertising and printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Smith
Boar
Smith
BR. E. Leonard
Rebekahs Complete Plans for District Convention
Arrangements for the twenty fifth annual convention of the northwest Iowa district lodges of the Rebekahs are completed for Leeds. Sessions will be in Reliance lodge 533 rooms with Mrs Nellie Hazelette Mason City state president as guest of honor.
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Northwest
Iowa
Rebekahs
Leeds
Reliance Lodge No
Nellie Hazelette
Mason City
The
Alleged Army Deserter Turned Over to Military
Floyd Fellowes, an army deserter, was arrested in Sioux City by Deputy Sheriffs Frank Jipp and Ray Mahr and sent to Fort Omaha at the request of army officials. He is charged with deserting in 1921 and has evaded arrest for three years. A normal work cotton crop figure is cited as 22,000,000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Fellowes
Sioux City
Frank Jipp
Ray Mahr
Fort Omaha
Mahr
Army
Fellowes
Mortgage Foreclosure Sought Against Kirkpatrick Defendants
Sanborn Lumber Company filed a district court petition seeking foreclosure on a mortgage against W. C. and J. B. Kirkpatrick. The suit asks a judgment of 1254 dollars. It alleges an oral agreement to deliver lumber to a vacant city lot collapsed when ownership transferred between defendants before delivery was completed.
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District Clerk of Court
Sanborn Lumber Company
W. C
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatricks
South Sioux City Club Holds First Annual Picnic
The South Sioux City Commercial club held its first annual picnic late yesterday at Gateway beach on Crystal lake. Two teams of club members played a hall game and a dance in the pavilion rounded out the evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Sioux City
Four Elected to Executive Committee of Social Agencies Bureau
At the annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms yesterday four new members were elected to the executive committee of the Bureau of Social Agencies. They are W. J. Bertke Burton Saxton John Knutson and Mrs H J Taylor. They will serve for one year on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Social Agencies
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Bertke
Burton Saxton
John Knutson
H. J. Taylor
North Western Iowa Ministers Course Ends at Morningside
After a ten day session the summer course for ministers concluded at Morningside College this noon. Rev. Herbert Legge of Storm Lake directed the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Iowa
Morningside College
Herbert Legge
Storm Lake
Rain Insurance Pays Monahan Post After Mizzou Park Boxing Show
A $1,000 rain insurance payout will go to the Monahan post of the American Legion after a Tuesday downpour disrupted a boxing event at Mizzou Park. The policy stipulated payment if one inch of rain fell before 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahan Post
American Legion
Mizzou Park
Investigation into bill raiser by Federal Secret Service agent
E W Dickinson, federal secret service agent from Omaha, is investigating a bill raiser case. He holds three bogus five dollar bills that were raised from one dollar and received by the First National Bank of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Dickinson
Federal Secret Service
Omaha
First National Bank of
Sioux City
Winners Named in The Register Puzzle Contest
Catherine Gregory of 2416 Eleventh Street and Stanley Klebenoff of 716 Fourth Street are the contest winners. The former was first to solve Monday's puzzle and the latter solved Wednesday's. Both receive two Royal theater tickets by visiting The Register office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Gregory
Eleventh Street
Stanley Klebenoff
Fourth Street
Register
Royal Theater
Free Methodist tent meetings set for West Second and Collins
The Free Methodist church schedules tent meetings at West Second and Collins streets from June 15 to June 24 with daily sessions at 7 30 p m Rev G B Ingraham will lead the services and oversee the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
West Second
Collins Street
G. B. Ingraham
Shriners Parade Film Shown At Princess Theater
Motion pictures of Sioux City Shriners in the annual convention parade in Kansas City are being shown as part of the news reel at the Princess theater. The picture will be shown tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Shriners
Kargsas City
S’rincess
Diamond Jubilee events headline Missouri pageant and dances
Exhibitions and social events mark the Diamond Jubilee program in the city. Folk dancing at Fourth and Pierce, a stag dinner at the Country Club for visiting golfers, the Historical Pageant at Mizzou Park, and multiple dances and the Grand Coronation Ball at Auditorium. Capt. Payne and Aerial Thompson perform the Kings of the High Wire at 10:30 p.m.
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Fourth
Pierce Streets
Mizzou Park
Douglas Streets
L’ayne
Thompson
National Flag Day Highlights and Exhibits Schedule
Events span morning to night with Reed's band concerts on Fourth Street and Fourth and Pierce, Diamond Jubilee horseshoe finals at Twelth and Nebraska, high diver Capt. Jack Yvayne and the Aerial Thompsons performing, a West passing rodeo at stock yards ball park, Diamond Jubilee baseball finals at Mizzou park, and Capt. Jack Payne presenting in the evening with the Kings of the High Wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Nebraska
Jack Yvayne
Fourth
Pierce Streets
Stock Yards Ball Park
Mizzou Park
Jack Payne
Thompson
Where He Belongs in Tiny Nail Pictures
A witty Passing Show quip from London notes a trend of placing a photo of a husband on a fingernail, while suggesting the more traditional spot is under the thumb. The remark playfully contrasts novelty with habit.
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London
Cellar Inspection Policy Emphasized By Police Officials
Officials urge residents to keep cellars orderly and compliant to avoid future police checks. The comment underscores proactive safety without implying immediate action.
Iowa Grants Six New Corporations With 285000 Capital
Des Moines June 13 six Iowa corporations were issued articles of incorporation totaling 285000 in capital stock. Cedar Rapids hosts three firms with 120000 total capital including Lincoln Highway Tours and Transportation J M Blaine E G Lietze G Meyers and Home Realty J M Blaine J M Harcourt J H Ransom A C Blaine Ives Frana Coal Wayne B Ives Amelia Frana Edith Ives Edward F Frana and Louis Killian Sioux City firm Louis Killian Company plans general mercantile business.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Walter E. Ramsey
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Highway Tours and Transportation Company
Capital
Fred J. Smith
E. G. Lietze
G.meyers
Edith Ives
Edward F. Frana
Louis Killian Company
Sioux City
Capital Stock
Louis Killian
E. S. Seidell
Court Grants Watkins Contempt Fine and Rearing Funds
Frank Watkins of 1605 Fourth Street must raise 500 dollars to pay a late yesterday contempt fine from Judge R. H. Munger in district court. He was found guilty of contempt and given a few days to raise the money as several alleged unlawful liquor dealers are noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Watkins
Fourth Street
R. H. Munger
Watkins
Sugar Price Rise Alerts Canning Housewives in Sioux City
Sioux City wholesalers report a 25 cent per hundred pound sugar price increase effective early this week. The rise precedes the canning season which starts next month and lasts through August. Shortages in warehouses and planned large household use push prices up as housewives prepare to can fruit. Cane sugar now quotes at 7.85 dollars per hundred pounds and beat sugar at 7.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx City
Sioux City
Court halts liquor violations after Anti-Saloon action
A defendant is brought into district court to answer contempt charges stemming from repeated liquor law violations following an injunction obtained by officials of the Anti Saloon League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Fog Delays Major Hensley Dinner Engagement Flight
Fog in Mitchellfield New York halts the take-off of Maj. William N Hensley Jr and Lieut Elliott for Columbus Nebraska in a De Havilland plane. The take-off at 3 35 am was abandoned after ten minutes. Hensley laments missing dinner with his daughter and mother and plans a retry when weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchellfield
New York
Wm. N. Hensley, Jr
Lieut. Elliott
Columbus
Neb
de Haviland
Hensley
Friedell Heads State Harness Makers in Iowa
A. M. Friedell of Sioux City was re elected president of the Iowa Association of Retail Harness Makers at the annual convention in Muscatine Iowa. Friedell has spent over forty years in Sioux City involved with harness and saddlery shops and was chosen for another term.
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A. M. Friedell
Sioux City
Iowa Association of Retail
Muscatine
Friedell
Harness department head at Sioux City stock yards
The text notes a person in charge of the harness department at the Sioux City stock yards, a position he has held for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Cathedral of St John the Divine to outlast Manhattan skyline
Bishop Manning predicts the Cathedral of St John the Divine on Morningside Heights will stand two millennia from now, outlasting all Manhattan buildings except two world cathedrals. He compares its size to St Patrick’s and major city towers, noting its imposing scope amid New York’s skyline. A separate crime note reports bandits posing as police entering a warehouse and fleeing with $250 000 in merchandise after binding guards.
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Manning
St. John the Divine
Island of
Manhattan
Morningside Heights
St. Peter's
Rome
Cathedral of
Seville
St. Patrick's
Fifth Avenue
New York
Woolworth Tower
Metropolitan
Singer
China’s Hidden Resources Compared to 400 Years Ago US
A report argues that China possesses vast untapped resources akin to early United States reserves four centuries past. Analysts suggest mobilizing these assets could reshape future economic growth and global influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Banquet, Election Set for Sons of Herman Convention
The Sons of Herman hold their annual convention in Sioux City with 200 delegates and about 160 women’s auxiliary members. A banquet is planned tonight with speakers Albert Waener of Sioux City and John Rettyr head of the reception committee. tomorrow night officers will be elected. Delegates arrived yesterday for a pageant at Mizzou Park.
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The
Sons of Herman
Sioux City
Liberty Hall
Jennings Street
Albert Waener
Lodge
John Rettyr
William Olderberg
Mizzou Park
Packing Plant Worker Dies in Street Near Rutland Hotel
George Toohey, 65, of Rutland, employed six months at Armour & Company's packing plant, collapsed dead from heart disease while walking to a drugstore in front of his hotel yesterday. He had been ill a week and died before reaching hospital. relatives live in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Toohey
Rutland
Armour & Company
Toohey
Des Moines
Man Clings to Last Match as Smoke Fades
Psychologists note that a man’s concern for smoking rises when he has only his last match left, illustrating dependence during severe restraint and loss of resources.
What Every Widow Knows serial begins in The Register
Lucille Van Slyke presents a witty tale about a widow and three men. The serial opens today and will run twelve weeks, offering an original modern heroine and sparkling humor in contrast to typical women's serials.
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Lucille van Slyke
Register
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Hanks Citizens For Jubilee Aid
Spirit of City
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Quantico
South Sioux City Club
Social Agency Bureau
Legion
Shriners
Wash Funk
BY Williams
Rillian Farm 15 Incorporated
State Harness Makers
Wall Street
Society Brand
Steiner Q Bloch
Palm Beach
Mohair
America
Palm Beach Priestley Mohair Benn’s and Farr’s
Davidson Brothers
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