France and U S discuss Russia recognition terms
Washington June 21 France and the United States exchange views on recognizing Russia with the French premier taking the initiative to align the U S with a joint program. Premier Verriot's talks with England's MacDonald are related and China Russia talks on eastern railway extend the discussion. Tokyo reports a Japanese protest against immigration exclusion notes as lacking in sincerity.
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British climbers Mallory Irvine die on Mount Everest
British mountaineers George Leigh Mallory and A Irvine have perished near Everest summit after reaching a height of 26 800 feet in the 1920s expedition. Reports say their bodies lie among Everest snows a mile and a half below the peak as tributes pour in. Irvine, 22, was an Oxford student granted leave for the ascent and Mallory was a renowned climber who helped set the 26 800 foot record without oxygen in 1922.
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Iowa Boy Eleven Lands First Convention Honor
John J Hughes eleven year old from Des Moines Iowa wins official page appointment at the Democratic convention. He has an engraved card and a photo taken like a candidate. The boy is a seventh grader and a first grade newspaper carrier with his father serving as sergeant at arms.
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Taggart Brennan Split Over McAdoo Klan Stand
United Press report details Indiana political boss Tom Taggart and Illinois ally George E. Brennan diverging on supporting Samuel Ralston versus Al Smith. They agree on platform work later but clash on Klansman issue amid pre convention tensions and anti McAdoo moves.
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Indiana
George E. Brennan
Illinois
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al Smith
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Sunday Sioux City Register Preview Glimpse of Week’s Offerings
The Sunday Sioux City Register teases a full weekend of content for the whole family with a mix of reading material and features to enjoy after a week of sun and rain.
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Convention at New York Promises Pulse in Nomination Race
The New York convention and presidential nomination parley in Old Gotham attract keen political followers. Coverage will come from a competent staff with telegraph flows via United Press leased wire to The Register. NEA service and New York Tribune will supplement with additional reports. The opening of the democratic...
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Baseball Week in Review and Special Sport Features
The section will present weekly averages for the National American and Western leagues supplied by Irvin Howe. Billy Evans will write on the baseball situation, Joe Williams covers right field, Frank Getty reports other sports, Dick Dorgan offers a sport cartoon, Briggs writes In the Days of Real Sport, plus Grantland Rice contributes a major sport feature.
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Billy Evans
Joe Williams
Rght
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Dick” Dorgan
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Grantland Rice
Women politicians in pictures highlight The Register feature
The Register society editor iss Hostetter assembles a gallery of women politicians in photographs with additional images of notable Sioux City figures. Regular items from Leeds Riverside and Morningside appear, with special emphasis on politics and women’s work statewide.
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Editorial features and cartoons headline season’s issue
The year will be offered by Smith with Chief Sioux letters gaining headway since the first Sunday publication. Mon tague Glass contributes another installment of his Potash en Perlmutter series. Charles Stewart presents world summaries. The Register adds editorials on timely topics and a seasonable cartoon.
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Charles Stewart
Magazine features and fiction installments announced
The marquee section previews two installments of The Crime at Crestmere with a synopsis of the preceding chapter. Among Us Mortals, a human interest drawing, will form the cover page. The fashion page will display live models with fan poses.
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Crestmere
Features page details and growth topics for readers
The feature line describes a complete financial and business page a farmer and agricultural interests radio features and a model home section. It invites readers to study the model homes and offers to provide further information on construction costs if the building program suits their needs.
Sunday Register Comics to Open With Family Fun in Sioux City
The issue promises color pages featuring the Man Family, Mr and Mrs, Betty by Voight, Brer Rabbit by Hargess for children, plus the Kelly Kids. The newspaper emphasizes self contained stories on each page and wholesome reading for the entire family. Contact Auto 58835 to order.
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Voight
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Des Moines Police Seek Five Egging Gunmen
Des Moines police search for five men who attacked a young couple on Beaver avenue with eggs. One assailant reportedly drew a pistol and threatened the man, as officers withhold the victims' names while investigating.
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Leason
Beaver Avenue
Omaha Gas War Slashes Prices to Rock-Bottom Levels
Omaha residents are benefiting from a nationwide gasoline war with prices widely reduced. About 20 stations offer gas at 13 cents a gallon while one station lists 12.8 cents and others up to 15 cents, far below prewar prices of 20 to 32 cents in Omaha Nebraska.
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Brookhart Leads Iowa Primary as Canvass Totals Lake Near Final
Des Moines reports preliminary official canvass from June 2 primary shows Brookhart 199,828 for U S senator and Hammill 45,318, Burbank 88,304, Anderson 74,828 for governor. For lieutenant governor Republicans Kimball 182,498 Price 116,320 while Democrat Houser has 47,465. Final tally expected midweek.
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United States
Govenor
Executive Council
Brookhart
Sweet
D. F. Steck
J. D. Denison
C. R. Keyes
Hammill
Heat Wave Breaks in Ohio as Cooling Winds Arrive
Cooling winds ending the state heat spell brought rain to some areas after 17 deaths were attributed to the first hot stretch of the season. Seven deaths were reported in Cleveland, two in Columbus, two in East Liverpool, two in Zanesville, and one each in Middletown, Gallipolis, Toledo, and Cincinnati.
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Divorce Granted to Ethiyn Clark in Cleveland Court
In Cleveland Ohio on June 21 Judge Kennedy granted Ethiyn Clark a divorce from Joe Howard vaudeville headliner and song creator. The grounds were uncontested by Howard and cited as faultless.
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Romance of Rector May Be Resumed
New York writers report that the romance between Dr. Peroy Stickney Grant and Mrs. Lita Paccosta Lydig may restart after Grants resignation from the Fifth Avenue Church. Grant left due to ill health and to write, with Bishop Manning opposing the marriage.
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Insanity Defense Battle in Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago reports state moves to dismantle the insanity defense for Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb who killed 14 year old Robert Franks. Authorities plan questioning of more than a dozen associates while Darrow signals experts will testify to the youths’ sanity. The trial, opening August 4, looms as a defining Illinois court clash.
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Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
State Attorney
Robert Franks
Leopold
Loeb
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Robert E. Crowe
Illinois
Fog Forces Night Flight Cance lfor Maughan’s Dawn Run
A dense fog over New York prevented Lieut. Russell L. Maughan from starting his dawn to darkness flight to San Francisco. The takeoff was called off shortly after midnight with no responsibility assigned. officials hope to resume the attempt tomorrow morning at Mitchell Field, Long Island.
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Dawes Plans Lincoln Campaign Kickoff September First
Charles G. Dawes republican nominee will open his campaign with a speech in Lincoln Nebraska around September 1. He has resided in Lincoln for several years.
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Charles G. Dawes
Lincoln
Neb
Dawes
Five Chicago grain houses eyed for farmer cooperative merger
The American Farm Bureau federation and major farmers consider a plan to create a grower owned grain merchandising system by acquiring Armour Grain Rosenbaum and other firms. A committee will study feasibility and integration with state cooperative pools owned elevators and exchanges.
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Wne
American Farm Bureau Federation
Armour Grain Company
Rosenbaum Grain Corporation
J. Frazier & Co
Rosenbaum Bross
J.C. Shaffer & Co
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Farm Bureau
Roads Near Sioux City Good for Sunday Travel
Sioux City motorists can plan weekend drives with roads in fair shape and a forecast of generally fair weather. Boon Chamber of Commerce report notes some rough spots after heavy rains but no major trouble. temperatures yesterday ranged from 63 to 79 degrees, with Sunday around 80.
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Keokuk Man Elected President of Iowa Bar Association
Des Moines Iowa June 21 A Hollingsworth of Keokuk was elected president of the Iowa State Bar Association at Wakonda club closing session J E Markley Mason City was chosen vice president and in line for the 1925 presidency Clyde H Doolittle Manchester was re elected secretary Judge James H Wilkerson Chicago in his address denounced public ownership and congressional reversal of Supreme Court decisions A J Small state law librarian urged renewed support for a temple of justice to house the state legal departments
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American fliers near halfway around world meet British rival
American aviators Lieut Lowell Smith and Lieuts Leigh Wade and Eric Nelson report they are about halfway around the world, nearing Rangoon and planning a meeting with Maj A S C MacLaren in India. They landed at Akyab after crossing the Bay of Bengal, welcomed by locals as monsoon winds ease.
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Dr. Schaefer Jailed as Divorce Case Unfolds in Chicago
Chicago date June 21 reports Dr Robert E Schaefer a Kansas City faculty member is jailed amid divorce proceedings. The article notes Mrs Schaefer possessing several letters and hints at a troubled marriage and a baby boy.
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Robert E. Schiaéfer
Schaefer
Marama
Danger of river flood lessening as Missouri rises
The Missouri river rose two feet in 24 hours reaching 12.1 feet near noon per G K Greening of the Sioux City weather bureau. He stated no major rise expected soon and flood danger remains low until 17 feet. The surge is traced to the Big Sioux and tributaries from the northern watershed. The Big Sioux hit about 16 feet and receded by today morning at the Sioux City Boat club.
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Howard Wilbur dies after four day illness in Sioux City
Howard Wilbur a noted Sioux City golfer and lodge member died in a local hospital after an illness of four days. He was a salesman with W Hopper Furniture, member of the Sioux City Boat club Elks and Masonic lodges and remembered for a hole in one on the boat club course. He lived in Sioux City seven years, born in Marshalltown January 25 1885, survived by his widow two children Florence and Densel two brothers and one sister. Interment will be at Marshalltown with body at Westcott undertaking parlor.
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Densel
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Cleveland Prepares to Guard Trolley Strike
Cleveland authorities plan to use machine guns and tear bombs to quell any disturbances as a street car strike set to begin at midnight. Over 500 strikebreakers lined up to fill union positions after John Stanley, head of the Cleveland Railway Company, refused a 12 cent per hour wage increase awarded by the arbitration board.
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Matowitz
John Stanley
Cleveland Railway Company
Forest Fires Rage Near Apache Region
Forest fires in Sitgreaves forest Apache Indian Reserve in Southern Arizona raged as of June 21, with reports from Albuquerque indicating escalating blazes and spreading flames across remote basins and lookout points.
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Ohio Delegation Endorses League Policy After Debate
A determined push to back League of Nations policy influenced by Wilson led to a formal endorsement from Ohio delegates after a tense meeting. The session focused on international cooperation and the path forward for the party and state representatives.
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