Drownings and heat deaths reported in Pennsylvania and Ohio
Two drownings occurred as people tried to beat the heat in Pittsfur h and nearby Ohio. A three month old infant died from heat prostration, and a 49 year old man and a 14 year old girl drowned at a river and a beach. In Cleveland the heat wave caused bites from dogs and multiple prostrations as temperatures topped eighty.
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Pittsfurch
Richman Wuardrep
William Lynch
Ohio River
Marzaret Purscull
Mononzaheis
Cleveland
Sioux City Hospital Matron Kinickervecker Dies
The body of Mrs Kinickervecker, matron of Samaritan Hospital, Sioux City, who served 17 years, died last night. She left for California last September and will be buried in Red Wing, Minnesota.
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Mee
Mirtrie
Sigg
Kinickervecker
California
Red Wing
Muni
Funeral for Chivence Corrigan in McCook lake drowning
The funeral service for Chivence Corrigan, who drowned Wednesday while bathing in McCook Lake, was held at 9 a.m. at St. Loyntage Catholic Church with Parker Alptune Bergener officiating. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery.
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Chivence Corrigan
McCook Lake
St. Lonttnce Catholic Church
Hey. Parker Alptune Bergener
Alt. Culgary Cemetery
New Cent Stamp Issues Advertised by Local Retailer
Local retailer promotes three new stamps valued at 1 2 and 5 cents commemorating the South anniversary of New Netherland in 1624. The 1 cent stamp features a view of New Netherland, the 2 cent depicts the Waligons landing at Alan s in New York, and the 5 cent shows a reproduction of the market at Mayport Florida.
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Cy Perstaffree
New Netherlands
New York State
Alans
N.Y
Mayport
Fla
Johnson Named Deputy Sheriff in Dakota County Nebraska
A. J. Johnson former South Sioux City councilman is appointed deputy sheriff of Dakota County Nebraska. He succeeds the late J. Rockwell, former power sheriff and deputy, who died last Sunday at his home in Dakota City Nebraska.
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J. Johnson
South Sioux Iy
New
Dakota County
GO. Miller
Success J. I Rockwell
Anl
Dakota Crs
Neb
Divorce Petition Filed in Dispute Over Threats
Mustafa Puckney of 2111 Howard Street filed for divorce from Ada Buckney after threats against him. Buckney seeks an injunction to stop harassment. The couple wed in Sioux City in August 1923 and lived apart since May 1, 1926.
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Mustafa Puckney
Howard Street
Ada Buckney
Buckney
Bhothermehin
Sioux City
Merchants Authorized to Display Fireworks June 25
The mayor authorized on site displays of fireworks by Sioux City merchants on June 25 under Charles E. Wilcox. Citizens' children will not be allowed to celebrate the Fourth early until after July 1, per notification.
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Sioux City
Charles E. Wilcox
Couke
Cain Wileos
1225 Convention of Iown Priceiirectors Association Held
A telegraph report to Harrison Kilborne secretary of the Chamber of Commerce notes the 1225 convention of the Iown Priceiirectors association will be held in Sioux City. The telegraph names oblique organizers and mentions Cedar Rapids as a cited year and Westcott's funeral establishment.
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Iown Priceiirectors’ Association
Sioux City
Harrison Kilborne
Hinder of Commerce
Oiarry Chandier
Westcott
Nezio Women to Give Program Across Three Churches
Five core Kentucky Harmony women will present severe programs at Grace Methodist in Sioux City at 10 20 a m Mt Zion Baptist at 5 p m and First Methodist at 7 p m The group will sing southern Pentecostal melodies in a trio of church services Sunday.
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Kentucky Harmony Singers
Weil
Mt. Zina
First Ameth
Lairch
Eighteenth and
Rebecca Streets
Smith's Villa
I. A. Johnson
D. D
Grinnell
Laverne Sigmund
C. G. Cummins
Miss Prances Carter
Philia
First
Riverside
Old fashioned dance at Modern Woodman hall
An old fashioned dance will be held Saturday night in Modern Woodman hall located at 410 Fifth Street. The event is hosted by Home Protection Council No. 3015.
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Woodman Hall
Fifth Street
Home Protection Council
Judge Walter Clark recalled Confederate youth army memory
Kinston North Carolina June 26 The death of Chief Justice Walter Clark recalls the army of little boys the proudest page in the lost cause. At seventeen he became major then lieutenant colonel the youngest officer in the Civil War. He fought in the Southwest battle and earned high respect as a jurist.
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Kinston
N. C
Walter Clark
North Carolina
Army of Little Boys
Halifax County
Funior
Clark
Seventieth Infantry
Southwest
Babe Ruth Fined and Suspended Ten Days
Ban Johnson, president of the American league, announced punishment for players in the New York Detroit row in Detroit. Ruth fined fifty dollars and suspended ten days. Lob Mouse of New York fined one thousand six dollars and nineteen days. pitcher Ole of Detroit fined three hundred fifty dollars and suspended days.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
New York
Detroit
Babe" Ruth
Ole
Fires Rage Across Five Forests in New Mexico and Arizona
Ten forest fires driven by high winds burned through five national forests in New Mexico and Arizona. Fire fighters reported little headway as extreme dryness and strong gales hampered efforts to control the blazes.
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Albuquerque
Nbl
New Mexico
Arizona
The Mail Carrier's Stunt
Christiania reports a mail carrier on a 30 year Lillehammer tour has covered 138000 kilometers an approximate five times around the globe during his service.
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Christiania
Lillehammer
Cattle Hog Sheep Destroyed in California Disease Outbreak
In two months of the hog and mouth disease in California more than 42000 head of cattle hogs and sheep were destroyed across the state to stamp out the outbreak as authorities reported.
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California
History of Butter Traced From Ancient Times to Daily Use
Ames Iowa June 20 Miss Ruetta Day home economics division of the Iowa State College says butter has a long history dating back to 2000 B C References appear in Greek Roman and Teuton histories Early uses included sacrifice skin remedies hair care and lamp oil The piece notes butter in India as a sign of wealth and in Spain as external use only.
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Ames
Tutter
Ruetta T. Day
Iowa State Courge
Miss Day
Anan
Spain
India
Schall Seen Likely Winner in Minnesota Primary
In St. Paul Minnesota Representative Thomas PD Schall the blind Minneapolis congressman appears set as the Republican senator nominee to face Magnus Johnson and John J Farrell. Schall led Judge Oscar Hallam by about 1200 votes with most returns in and Ole O Sageng trail both. Johnson captured about 150009 votes in the former labor primary and Farrell ran unopposed for the Democratic nomination. Tom Davis and Floyd Olson were close for governor with canvass pending.
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St. Paul
Minn
Thomas PD. Schall
Minneapolis
Magnus Johnson
John J. Farrell
Schall
Oscar Hallam
Ole O. Sageng
Farrell
Tom Davis
Floyd Olson
Farmer-Labor
Davis
Ticket Offices to Close Half Day in Sioux City
City ticket offices for all railroads will close for a half day on Saturday with operations ending early, now in effect until September 18. On Labor Day, August 31, offices will stay open until 3 p m.
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Sioux City
Professional Men Elect Delegates to Des Moines Convention
Three delegates and three alternates were elected by the Sioux City Professional Men's club to attend the International Professional Men's clubs annual convention in Des Moines on August 13. Delegates named were Guy T. Tomlinson secretary, Rev. Herles E. Snyder, and M. G. Clark superintendent of schools. Alternates were Edwin J. Stason Dr. F. E. Franchere and J. C. Gleystech.
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Ihr
Des Moines
Sioux City
Martin Hotel
Guy T
Tomlinson
Herles E. Snyder
M. G. Clark
Edwin J. Stason
F. E. Franchere
J. C. ‘Gleystech
Train Bandit Leader Believed Hiding in Illinois County
Chicago reports Max Greenberg last seen in Williamson County with federal officials alerted. Agents expected in Herrin to pursue leads after he was linked to a $3,000,000 Rondout robbery and noted as in hiding.
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Chicago
Max Greenberg
St. Louis
Tedim
Rondout
Williamson County
Lil
Herrin
Greenberg
Auto industry operates on conservative schedules in June
New York reports most of the auto industry is on conservative schedules with no expected monthly production records in June. A possible uptick could come in July or August if buying picks up and general business conditions improve. Truck production gains are noted due to bus use, while dealer stocks move slowly amid lingering uncertainty.
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New York
Automotive
The Register Wants Ads Highlight Local Hiring Needs
The Register reports on current want ads across the region highlighting job openings in manufacturing, services, and sales. Readers are invited to submit resumes and visit local employers for interviews and career opportunities.
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Naar
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H. W. Andress
Shrine
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Babe Ruth
Romarce
Iowa
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Seind
Mary Carr
Rudolph Valentino
Eugene O'Brien
Wonderful Chance
Priscilla Dean
Universal Jewel
Matt Moore
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