Mahoney Urges Unity for Broad Progressive Coalition
Mahoney promotes a national coalition of progressives to unite workers, farmers and others under a new party. He cites Minnesota as a lab for political organization, notes opposition from leaders, and outlines a path to disrupt old parties and win the presidency by winning the House. He mentions collaboration with La Follette and the goal of a nationwide movement for workers’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Mahoney
United States
New
National Party
House of Representatives
la Follette
Washington
American Liberty League Formed To Press Volstead Act repeal
Articles of incorporation filed in Sioux City reveal the American Liberty League seeks educational and beneficial aims to repeal the national prohibition act. The group plans chapters across Iowa and the nation, with F C Meyers as secretary and Frank A Kahoun as treasurer. Other Sioux City incorporators include John H Jones and Edward G Kahoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
F. A. Rogers
American Liberty League
League
Iowa
F. C. Meyers
Frank A. Kahoun
John H. Jones
Edward G. Kahoun
Sioux City Man in Bar Program
Sioux City delegates to the 30th convention of the Iowa State Bar Association will travel to Des Moines for the two day event. The annual banquet is set for Thursday night in the Des Moines auditorium with Justice Truman Stevens of Hamburg as toastmaster and speakers including G. E. Struble Sioux City B F Swisher Waterloo Fville Justice Fa ville Iowa City and Henry Adams Des Moines. James A Devitt Oskaloosa will report on the American Bar Association at the Thursday morning business session at the Iowa theater. A Friday noon luncheon at the Wakonda club will close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa State Bar Association
Des Moines
The
Bar Association
Truman. Stevens
Hamburg
G. E. Struble
B. F. Swisher
Waterloo
F. F. Faville
Iowa City
Henry Adams
American Bar Association
James A. Devitt
Oskaloosa
Iown
State Association
Wakonda Club
Rotary Club Hear About School Dental Work in Sioux City
Miss Jane Garrad, a dental hygienist for the public schools, reported that ninety percent of school children needed dental attention when she began work in Sioux City. She described free dental care at schools, with many dentists volunteering, and urged Rotary members to support better home conditions for children. Home and School was the topic presented by Elsie Ball, visiting nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Garrad
Sioux City
Miss Garrad
Rotary Club
Martin Hotel
Elsie Ball
M. G. Clark
Married life in a flat on hot summer months
A concise observation notes that living in a flat during the hot season can feel monotonous and exhausting, highlighting the strain of heat on domestic life.
Summer Playground Season Expands City Parks
The city opens twelve playgrounds for summer with Crescent Park added as the only morning site. Hours are 9 to 12, 2 to 5, and 6:30 to 9, Monday through Friday for 16 weeks. A Diamond Playground League forms with two divisions under K. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Park
Convention of Sioux City Agency Field Club Opens
Delegates from Minnesota, South Dakota and Nebraska attend the opening session at the Hotel Martin. J. F. Trotter welcomes attendees as talks on insurance phases begin, with speakers including S. B. Hopkins B. T. Stapleton J. K. Cressey Fred C. Drake and Harold L. Brown among others detailing cooperation income insurance competition and medical referee system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Sioux City
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
J. F. Trotter
S. B. Hopkins
B. T. Stapleton
J. K. Cressey
Fred C. Drake
Harold L. Brown
G. W. F. Moore
Convention Banquet At Hotel Martin With D P Mahoney Speaker
An event of the convention will be a banquet tonight at the Hotel Martin. Guy T. Struble will be toastmaster and D P Mahoney, president of the Chamber of Commerce, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Guy T. Struble
D. P. Mahoney
Chamber of Commerce
Delaware Man’s 100 Year Old Clock Still Runs
A Delaware Ohio man proves a century old clock still ticks after surviving a century. The tale cautions against attempting repairs alone and suggests trusting seasoned clockmakers for fragile timepieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio
Baseball Scores Hit Busy Night Across Leagues
Ernie Johnson filled in for the champions as the Indians beat the Yankees 2 to 1. Boston defeated two Pirates pitchers 9 to 4. The Robins topped the Reds 6 to 2 with circus catches. Alexander was chased as the Phillies beat the Cubs 8 to 3. St Louis won 10 to 2 over the A's as Collins homered with the bases full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Johnson
Indians
Yanks
Boston
Brooklyn Robins
Eppa Rixey
Reds
Alexander
Phillies
Cubs
St. Louis
A’s
Collins
Brown’s
Will M. Cressy Political Convention Reflections
In a Washington dispatch dated June 17, Will M. Cressy reports on Republican and Democratic rifts, party loyalties, and internal maneuvering around the 1920s convention scene. He notes distrust of officials, joked references to William Jennings Bryan, and hints at shifting allegiances amid a tense political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cressy
Will
Dity
The
Register
Forth Gate
New Hampshire
William Bryan
Priests Begin Annual Retreat at Trinity College
The Sioux City diocese opens its annual retreat for 135 priests at Trinity College conducted by Rev. F. X. OConnor of St. Louis. The retreat runs until Friday morning followed by a three day lay men’s retreat starting Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Trinity College
F. X. O'Connor
St. Louis
Bunker Hill Anniversary Dinner Held by SAR Chapter
The Woodbury county chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution observes the 149th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill with a dinner meeting at the Elks club rooms. Rev. C. E. Snyder speaks on the battle and O. B. Talley discusses the first ferry boats in Sioux City. W. W. Osborn presides as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of
Bunker Hill
Woodbury County
Sons of the American Revolution
Elks Club
C. E. Snyder
O. B. Talley
Sioux City
W.W. Osborn
Coal buyers urged to stockpile for winter
M. M. Betzner, general agent of the Northwestern railroad, warns Sioux City residents to buy winter coal now. He notes a fall car shortage delays shipments and ties up the market, and urges storing coal through summer to ease an ongoing economic problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
M. M. Betzner
Northwestern Railroad
Memorial Service for Yeomen Members at K S P Hall
Home lodge No 241 Brotherhood of American Yeomen conducts a memorial service tomorrow night at K S P hall Fifth and Douglas streets following the Sunday decoration of 100 graves of deceased members of the order.
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Home Lodge
No. 241
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. S P. Hall
Fifth and
Douglas Streets
Order of Yeomen
Sioux City Boy Scouts Open Ninth Annual Encampment
Sixty boy scouts attend the ninth annual encampment at Stonepark in Sioux City. The camp opened Monday and runs through July 23 with Fred Woolworth serving as scout executive in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Boy Scouts
Stonepark
Fred Woolworth
Funeral for Mrs. Louise Dixon Held at West's
The funeral of 77 year old Mrs. Louise M. Dixon was held today from West's undertaking rooms. Rev. Earl Hoon of First Methodist church officiated. Interment followed at Graceland Park cemetery.
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Louise M. Dixon
Douglas Street
West
Earl Hoon
First Methodist Church
Graceland Park Cemetery
Sioux City Bank Debits Rise by 3 Million
Debits of Sioux City banks climbed by more than $3,000,000 for the week ending June 11, per the Federal Reserve Board report. Total debits reached $18,213,000 versus $14,909,000 the prior week.
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Sioux City
Federal Reserve Board
Last rites for Mrs Suzannah Adams at son's home
Mrs Suzannah Adams aged 93 was laid to rest today at her son John Q Adams' home at 1701 Re becca Street with Rev E F Rippey of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment followed in Logan Park cemetery.
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Suzannah Adams
John Q Adams
Rebecca Street
E. F. Rippey
First Presbyterian Church
Logan Park Cemetery
Concert Season Opens with Legion Band in Grandview Park
Monahan post band of the American Legion and Reed's band will play city park concerts this summer. The first show is set for next Sunday at Grandview park by Monahan post band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahan Post
the American Legion
Reed
Grandview Park
Static fails to halt Kiwanis Club dance
Sioux City Kiwanis members planned a Denver convention dance in the Davidson tearoom for about 500 couples but static ruined the music. Telegrams from Denver by Sidney Taylor and Verne Bonesteel kept up interest while J. L. Browne and William Klinger spoke. A buffet luncheon was hosted by Ben and Lawrence Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Denver
Davidson Tearoom
Dame Fortune
Srvice
Sidney Taylor
Verne Bonesteel
J. L. Browne
William Klinger
C. M. Walters
Mr. Kllinger
Ben
Lawrence Davidson
E. Snyder
Classified Advertising Teaches Value of Low-Cost Ads
The text extols classified advertising as a broad, affordable method that yields high profits with minimal cost. It argues that classified ads offer extensive circulation and profitability through terse, well worded insertions.
New Junior High Ordered by School Board
The Sioux City board of education authorized Beuttler and Arnold to begin drawing plans for a new junior high school after purchasing a site at Iowa and Tenth streets for 50 550. The project aims to open fall 1925 and serve about six hundred students with transferring Leeds pupils considered.
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Beuttler & Arnold
Sioux City
Archite Tects
Board of Education
Iowa and
Tenth Streets
F. M. Walcott
I ‘Lds
Tenth Street
Iowa Street
Walcott
Leeds
John Conroy
Helen Boucher
Morningside
Social Workers to Attend Toronto Conference From Sioux City
Sioux City will send five representatives to the national Conference of Social Workers in Toronto Canada from June 25 to July 2. A R Gephart Lydia Eicher Mary Treglia Annette Phelan Dorothy Anderson will attend with Anderson flying in from Chicago. Gephart will lead a discussion on The Social Service Exchange in the Small City and plans to visit New York City and Harrisburg on return. The conference typically attracts about 5 000 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
National Conference of Social Workers
Toronto
Can
A. R. Gephare
Bureau of Social Agencies
Lydia Eicher
Family Welfare Bureau
Mary Treglia
Community House
Annette Phelan
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Dors Othy Anderson
Anderson
Chicago
Gephart
Social Service Exchange
New York City
Harrisburgh
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BY Briggs
Wells
Cora
Tom
Baath
Briggs In Colors
America
Opposition
Anti-Dry League
the Heavenly
Acta Raring
Nebraska Street
Steinway Pian
Ite
Orpheum Theatre
Diamond Playground League
Bath
K. Young
Children’s Park
West Fifteenth
George Streets
Children's Park
West Third Park
Roosevelt School Grounds
Anderson Park
Lewis Park
Cecelia Park
Fairmount Park
Cole’s Addition
M. L. Littlejohn
Norah Figum
Roosevelt School
West Sixth
Turner Streets
A. M. Carlson
West Third Street
West Third
Center Streets
H. H. Foster
Anna Ryan
Sixth
Morgan Streets
F. K. Young
Greenville
D. W. Denniston
Goldie Segar
Harry Voris
Miss Wilma Smith
Hotel Martin
Will M. Cressy
George Storm
Washington, D. C
Cal Coolidge
Wey
Stone
Mary
Moses
Sacramento Parish Hall
Florence Coates
Bunker Hill Battle
Yeomen Plan
Mrs. Louise Dixon
Joe
ROYAL
Elaine Hammerstein
Broadway
Aesop’s Fables
Leatrice Joy
Carlson Auto
Virginia Street
California
Wm. R. Carlson
Virginia
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