Bevington Sanity Hearing Board Named By County
Seven Sioux City physicians, chosen by the insanity commission and Bevington, will form a sanity board to hear Tom Bevington. Dr Frank F Franchere leads the panel with initial proceedings set for Monday, while Bevington and his wife designate members. He requests speedy, thorough evaluation and asks to be released for air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Asanity Commission
Tom Bevington
Bevington
Insanity Commission
Alienit
H. S. Snyder
Frank F. Franchere
A. J. McLoughin
Vince Lawser
William Jepson
William D. Runyan
Elliott Cobb
Grant J Less
Levington
Deavinston
Insanity Board
Omaha
Iowa
Woodbury County
Tom
Sawyer
Women Given Fine in Peace Disturbance Case
Mrs. W. 13. Corrigan of Seventeenth Street was arraigned on a disturbing the peace charge. A $5 fine was assessed after the complaint by Mrs. C. J. ispes who reported abusive language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 13. Corrigan
Seventeenth Street
C. J. Ispes
Franklin Clark Motor Company Open House in New Building
The Franklin Clark Motor company invites the public to an open house Wednesday evening at its new Fifth and Jennings street building. All departments will be open to visitors and two orchestras will play for dancing during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Clark Motor Company
Fifth Ami Jennings Streets
Three Men Arraigned In Liquor Nuisance Case
Three men M. R R Wright 608 Summit Street KK FL Bartlett 2307 Summit Street and George Stonebraker 801 Fifth Street were arraigned in police court on a liquor nuisance charge. They were released on bonds until a liquor test is completed following a raid on the Sioux bar 819 Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R R. Wright
Summit Street
FL Bartlett
George Stonebraker
Fifth Street
Fourth Street
Liquor Charge Brings Fine for Ninth Street Delivery
C. O. Terry of 1814 Ninth Street was arraigned in police court on a liquor nuisance charge. He received a $50 fine. police said he delivered liquor to the Ninth Street address, while Terry claimed the liquor was not his and he knew nothing about it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Terry
Ninth Street
Terry
Borah Plans Regular Campaign Fund Reports
The Borah campaign committee announced it will require regular reports on contributions and expenditures every ten days during the coming campaign. It will scrutinize all groups and individuals seeking to influence the presidential, vice presidential, or senatorial races, including groups like the Anti-Saloon League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
D. C
Borah
The
Anti-Saloon League
Rock Island Special Agent Shot and Killed
Rock Island railroad special agent Al Cooley was shot while trying to eject tramps from a freight train in Philipsburg Kansas. He died, another tramper fled, and officials said Cooley would likely recover if wounded instead of killed.
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Philipsburg
Kan
al Cooley
Rock Island Railroad
Cooley
Lockout Threatened Over Unofficial Liverpool Strike
London reports employers warn of a lockout July 3 if Liverpool building trades workers do not end their unofficial strike. The move would affect about half a million men.
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London
Liverpool Building Trades
Wilton Junction Farm Sale Details Reveal Prices
Mrs. Elizabeth Rexroth sold her 120 acre farm near Moscow for 15000 dollars. The A M Lakes group sold for 18500 dollars instead of 1800, joining Wilton and Aan improved. Adolph Klipp bought.
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Wilton Junction
Elizabeth Rexroth
Moscow
A. M. Lakes
Wilton
Adolph Klipp
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church to be Dedicated in Leeds
The Wesley Methodist Episcopal church at 43rd Street and Central Avenue Leeds opens with full facilities including gymnasium stage and dressing rooms kitchen dining rooms and auditorium. Services at 10:30 led by Rev. George W Isham with 3 pm address by Frank E Mossman and 7 pm sermon by Dr Herbert Hutchinson. Open house next week and plans to raise 20000 to 43218 and75 total cost 43218.75 with 23213.75 already provided.
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New Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Forty-Third Street
Central Avenue
Leeds
George W. Isham
D. D
Chicago
Frank E. Mossman
Morningside College
Herbert E. Hutchinson
J. B. Trimble
Adr
Sioux City Girl Reserves Break Council Oak Camp After Week
Forty Sioux City Girl Reserves completed a week long conference at Council Oak camp with final service on Friday night and break up on Saturday noon. Miss Mary Moore led the camp with Mrs. Charlies A. Patch and Mrs. L. M. Seara assisting. Margaret Templeman and Margaret Mitchell also attended. Brown and blue ribbons were awarded in field events with Louise Grandy and Grace Beutler among top finishers.
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Sioux City
Council Oak
Mary Moore
Charlies A. Patch
L. M. Seara
Margaret Templeman
Margaret Mitchell
Ford
Alice Steele
Martha Shaffer
Merry Beutler
Louise Grandy
Grace T Beutler
Winifred Leahy
Seth Fulwider
Bessie Boebel
Grace Beutler
Dorothy Olson
Lagoise Grandy
Meginners
Constance Cremin
Jury Discharged in Crummer Banking Case
The jury in the Roy E. Crummer banking case was discharged after a week of deliberation in Sedgwick county district court Wichita. The jury had been out 150 hours and the case will be heard again at the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Roy E. Crummer
Wall
Sedgwick County
Council Accepts Paving Bid For Myrtle Street Widening
The city council approved widening Myrtle street by adding pavement on both sides from West Twentieth to West Twenty-ninth streets after a property owner petition. Bids accepted include Booth & Olsen for West Twentieth street paving, Western Asphalt Paving for the South Smith's Villa alley, and bids for West Nineteenth, South Irene, John, and Park Place from Western Asphalt.
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Myrtle Street
West Twentieth
West Twenty-ninth Streets
Virginia Street
Twenty-first
Twenty-fifth Streets
Wilcox
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hospital
Booth & Olsen
West Twentieth Street
Rebecca
George Streets
Western Asphalt Paving Corporation
South Smith's Villa
West Nineteenth Street
Irene Street
John Street
Park Place
P. C. Hansen & Son
Morningside
Galbraith
Widow renews suit to collect $50,000 from Two Gun Hart
Olga Moravec refiles a $50,000 claim in federal court against R. J. Two Gun Hart Walter Gumm and Logan Lampert alleging they caused her husband Moravec's 1923 death during a police gunfire confrontation in South Sioux City. The earlier suit was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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Hart
R. J
Walter Gumm
Logan Lampert
Olga Moravec
Moravec
Sioux City
Masterday
O'Connor
Cresco Man Missing One Week Sought
Ovid Michigan June 21 search continued for Horace Tracy of Cresco Iowa who has been missing since last Monday. R H Tracy the father left for Cresco yesterday and will resume the search when he returns at the start of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid
Mich
Horace Tracy
Cresco
R. H. Tracy
Women of Farm Bureau Gather for Interstate Session
An interstate conference of Farm Bureau women is set for Wednesday with a 12 15 luncheon at Davidson's Tearoom and afternoon sessions. About ninety delegates from counties in Nebraska South Dakota Iowa and Woodby county are expected with talks and seven calls during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Davidson's Tearoom
Nebraska
South Drfeora Iowa
Woodby County
New Governor Acts as Train Crosses Border
Mrs. Soledad Chacon acts as acting governor of New Mexico as Gov. James Hinkle travels to the Democratic Convention in New York. The milestone makes Chacon the first woman to serve as state chief executive, ruling from Santa Fe during Hinkle’s absence.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Soledad Chacan
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Colorado Boundary
James Hinkle
New York
Chacon
Hinkle
Spain
Mrs. Chacon
Bounty on Groundhogs Spurs Guthrie County Audit
Guthrie Center Iowa June 21 The Guthrie county board offered 25 cents per groundhog scalp five days ago and County Auditor L B Anderson has spent much of his time issuing warrants to pay the bounties. Court house area shows many scalps in bundles of 3 to 16 and 85 groundhogs have been killed in the period. Some residents in the area are working full time on the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Center
Board of Supervisors
Guthrie County
L.B. Anderson
Jury Probing Failures of South Dakota Banks
A special grand jury probing failed Minnehaha county banks indicated the Sioux Falls Trust and Savings bank case will require several more days of evidence. No report is expected until next week.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Minnehaha County
City Council approves civil service pay and cites soft drink showdowns
The city council authorized payments totaling 334 to civil commission members led by Frank A. Garnsey. Names include E. O. Bundy, J. V. Gibbons, M. D. Riggs, G. D. Hanson, Sam Miller, Carl Norrholm, K. E. Ritts, R. V. Sager and Garnsey. The council referred action against street corner soft drink stands to the city attorney. May treasury report shows 1,152,426 on hand, receipts 72,169, disbursements 261,043, ending balance 963,552.
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Civil Commission
Ing
Frank A. Garnsey
E. O. Bundy
F. A. Garnsey
J. V. Gibbons
M. D. Riggs
G. D. Hanson
Sam Miller
Carl Norrhom
K. E. Ritts
R. V. Sager
Anti-Saloon League files more LIquor nuisance injunctions in Sioux City
The Anti-Saloon League pressed new injunction petitions in district court Saturday against alleged liquor nuisance operators. Petitions name Rob ert J. Leeder owner, Stanley Ursulas owner and operator at multiple addresses, Andy Baltramus at 24124 Correctionville, Frank and Dollie Mullen operators, Sioux City Investment Co owner of the Grand Hotel, and Louis B Madison with May Madison as operators, plus William Anderson owner of 221 South College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
District
John F. Josephs
C. E. Stevens
Anti-Saloon League
Robert J. Leeder
Stanley Ursulas
Correctionville Road
Andy Baltramus
Frank
Dollie Mullen
Sioux City Investment Company
Grand Hotel
Jones Street
Louis B
May Madison
William Anderson
South College Street
Disappearance of Essex Man Baffles Relatives
Nathan Nadgwich of Essex vanished from the N. A. Wallin home in February after going out to help with chores. Relatives describe him as dark, short, slender, about 40, with no personal belongings found. Clues to his whereabouts have been futile.
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Shenandoah
Nathan Nadgwich
Essex
N. A. Wallin
Boy Injured by Fall Into Swimming Pool
Homer Mills, 1007 Sixteenth Street, slipped and fell into the Smith's Villa Children's park pool. He hit his head on iron pool steps and was treated by Dr. E. E. Morgan at 1506 Park Row before being taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Mills
Sixteenth Street
Smith's Villa
E. E. Morgan
Park Row
Man Bruised by Auto Taken to Lutheran Hospital
Sidney Law of 2725 Virginia street was knocked down on Stone Park boulevard late Saturday by an auto driven by Mrs. E. B. Siedell of 505 Seventeenth street. Law was taken to Lutheran Hospital for treatment.
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Sidney Law
Virginia Street
Stone Park Boulevard
E. B. Siedell
Seventeenth Street
Law
Lutheran Hospital
Sioux City Veteran Heads D A V Session at Salt Lake City
Charles O. Orth senior vice commander of the Sioux City post will represent Sioux City at the national Disabled American Veterans convention in Salt Lake City. Orth departed for Salt Lake City Thursday night ahead of the Monday start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Orth
Sioux City
Salt Lake City
Mr. Orth
Convention City
Three Men and One Woman Held on Disturbing the Peace
Police booked Mamie Smith of 1503 East Fifth Street after a disturbance at her home in which her husband struck her with a hammer and dishes broke. Albert Joseph of 1315 Fourth Street and R. Gregg of 1822 Ninth Street posted bond after arrests for disturbing the peace. Fred Modredgas, of 1818 Floyd Avenue, was jailed on Maud McKnight’s complaint alleging threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Smith
East Fifth Street
Albert Joseph
Fourth Street
R. Gregg
Ninth Street
Fred Modredgas
Maud McKnight
Floyd Avenue
Modred
Forward to the Meaning of Our Flag at Iowa Endeavor Meet
Rev. T F E Tomerlin of Mason City opened the 37th annual Iowa Christian Endeavor convention with a sermon on the flag as a symbol of protection and worship. Rev. Vartanian of Omaha led the half hour program. The biblical drama Ruth was presented by the Philethea class of First Congregational Sioux City with direction by Mrs. W H Grif. Participants included many local church members and workers such as Merle Stevens Mrs M Stevens and Clyde Younglove among others.
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T. FE. Tomerlin
First Church of Christ
Mason City
Iowa Christian Endeavor
Vahan H. Vartanian
Omaha
Neb
Chirze
Ruth
Philethea
Sioux City
W. H. Grif
Iry Cole
Merle Stevens
M Stevens
Lester Porter
Clyde Younlove
C. B. Olmstead
A. E. Stardson
E. G Tripp
KK Larson
L’auline McCartney
J. Boyer
Edyth Bozwell
Hazel Olmste
Winifred Christinson
Mildred Bohr
Ruth Tripp
Mildred Renard
Joy Miller
C. M. Bozwell
R. J. Zipro
Roy Richardson
Missta Cook
Forest Fires Rage Across New Mexico and Arizona
Albuquerque dispatch reports six active forest fires in New Mexico and Arizona ranging from a quarter acre to 10 acres. Rangers indicate fires still burn as crews monitor the evolving situation.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Arizona Day
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