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Sioux City Register

Location

Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1924

Page

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Air Mail Service To Reach Sioux City Soon

Sioux City to have speedy air mail service announced by post master W. M. Jones after schedule losses. Mail from Sioux City to west coast will be cut to hours with next day delivery to San Francisco via air routes. Rates set for New York to Chicago and Cheyenne zones, with a maximum 16 cent rate to coast routes. Plain addressing urged and air mail matter limited to 30 pounds. package limits and delivery stamps explained.

Sisty W. M. Jones Sioux City Omaha United States New York Sin Francisco Chicago Cheyenne Cheyenne Francisco Cheswine San Francisco Midway Zone Jones Air Mail

Trains Delayed After Thunderstorms Near Sioux City

Violent thunderstorms east and south of Sioux City caused widespread train delays of six to twelve hours as tracks were washed out. The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul line from Des Moines faced 300 feet of washed roadbed near Arion, while a small bridge near Dunlap on the Chicago and North Western line between Missouri Valley and Carroll was reported washed out.

Sioux City Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Des Moines Arion Chicago & Northwestern Missouri Valley Carroll, A

Ask for the Green at your neighborhood newsstand

The tom to the Register family debuted last night and is available tonight for subscribers or regular edition buyers of The Register. Ask your newsdealer for the Green edition, which provides late afternoon updates 12 hours ahead of tomorrow, including results of all major league baseball games.

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McAdoo Near Nomination as Ballots Advance

United Press reports McAdoo nearing nomination on fifth ballot with about 180 votes, aided by last minute deals with unused and favorite son delegations. Managers claim 600 votes total but foresee long deadlock if gains stall, while opposition from New York newspapers is noted as a potential barrier.

Paul 1 Mallon United Press McAdoo New York William Ladd Rockwell Gressways

Program of Democratic Convention Overview

National Chairman Hult cats convention to order at noon eastern light. Invocation by Cardinal Hayes. Reading of the convention call. Election of temporary officers. Address by Senator Pat Harrison as temporary chairman. Adoption of parliamentary rules. Confirmation of committees. Optional speeches. Resolution of respect for Woodrow Wilson. Adjournment.

Hult Cats Cardinal Hayes Pat Harrison Woodrow Wilson Hull Cardinal Gibbons Greathouse Democratic National Committee

Arson Plot Seen In Store Robbery At Pool Hall

Police and fire investigators report a dawn break in at 2619 Correctionville Road pool hall operated by John Schwarcer. Six cigar boxes and 3000 cigarets stolen, a fire caused about 150 in damage, gasoline ignited on the floor in several spots. Schwarcer suspects a deliberate act by an unknown attacker. a similar January incident is noted with $600 in goods stolen.

Correctionville Road John Schwarcer Schwarcer Way & Ohen

Dusk Wins At Finish In Transcontinental Flight

Lt Kus Mel Magik completes a coast to coast flight from California to New York arriving in San Francisco after 21 hours 45 minutes, marking a milestone in aviation as a new era opens. The dawn delay noted, Maughan’s earlier record flight finished at Crissey Field with sun up, ensuring the long journey ends just before sunrise.

Fen Presteco Cal Almont Typi Kusmel Magik Fas Efield New York San Francisco al Qe United States Maughan Crissey Field Bug Jairmen

Democratic convention main tent headliners

The ng signal democratic convention today features presidential candidates including McAdoo of California, Gavred B Smith of New York, Cox of Ohio, and Davis of West Virginia.

Ng Signal McAdoo California Gav Red B Smith New York Cox Ohio Davis West Virginie

Dawn to Dusk Air Coast Trip Log Highlights

Log of a coast to coast flight listing departure and arrival times from Mineola to San Francisco. Stops include Dayton St Joseph North Platte Cheyenne Salduro with times across multiple time zones.

Mineola Dayton St. Joseph North Platte Neb Cheyenne Salduro P. C San Francisco

Injured in City Auto Taxi Crash Near Sixth and Douglas

L Crow and Milton Miles were hurt when their car was struck by a taxicab driven by Maurice Pederson at Sixth and Douglas streets before o'clock this morning. Crow suffered minor injuries, Miles suffered facial cuts from broken glass. Both were taken to St. Joseph's Hospital. Pederson blamed the other driver for turning into the block.

L. Crow Milton Miles West Eighth Street Maurice Pederson Virginia Street Sixth Douglas Streets Crow Miles St. Joseph's Hospital E. E. Morgan Pederson

City's Curb Market Opens Under Rainy Strain

Rain early this morning kept attendance low at the municipal curb market which opened today. Despite unfavorable weather nearly all vegetables and fruit brought to the market were disposed of, said C. F. Hood market master.

C. F. Hood Jet

Convention Opens as Heat and Tension Rise at Democratic Nominating Session

At Madison Square Garden on June 21 1924 Cordell Hull calls the Democratic National Committee session to order in sweltering heat. Police cordons guard entrances while Pat Harrison receives cheers as he opens with a keynote. Delegates erupt in applause and catcalls as heat and drama envelop the opening moments.

Cordell Hull Robert J. Bender United Press Madison Square Garden New York Democratic National Committee Hull Cardinal Hayes Democratic Pat Harrison United States al Smith the Biltmore

Germany Accepts Military Control Of Dawes Plan

Berlin June 24 German government notified entente powers it is ready to accept military control as estimated by the Dawes report. The move marks progress toward implementing the disarmament and financial oversight arrangement agreed after World War I.

Berlin Entente Dawes

Opening of Democratic National Convention At Madison Square Garden

United Press reports from Madison Square Garden New York June 24 describe the Democratic convention opening amid uncertainty and bitterness. Notables such as William Jennings Bryan Newton D Baker Royal Copeland and Gov Albert Ritchie attend as major issues like the league of nations prohibition and anti-Medco campaigns loom. Baker leads anti Medco efforts and may push a minority report on a league plank influencing the convention floor.

Robert J. Bender United Press Madison Square Garden New York New York City Graat Garden Ku Klux Kim League of Nations William Jennings Bryan Newton D. Baker Royal Copslant Albert Ritchie Maryland Resolutions Committee

Situation Wanted Ad Notice From The Register

The Register offers free situation wanted ads to help jobless readers find work. Call 88836 and request the classified department or mail the ad under Situations Wanted. Employers across lines are invited to respond as readers are urged to use the service.

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