Clark Marks Anniversary in Sioux City Auto Field
Franklin H. Clark, organizer of the first Ford Christmas Savings club and a noted Northwest automobile dealer, marks his 10th anniversary in Sioux City. He opened a new building at Fifth and Jennings, launched the Overland Willys-Knight agency on Pierce Street, and later took over Ford products. By 1924 his sales are expected to reach $650,000.
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Franklin H. Clark
Ranklin H. Clark
Ford
United States
Northwest
Sioux City
Fifth and Jennings Mine
Sioux Cit
Overland Willys-Knight Automobile Agency
Pierce Street
Overland-Sioux Cit
Overland
Willys-Knights
Clark
Fordson
Lincoln
Air mail route schedule for new transcontinental service
W H Jones, Sioux City postmaster, received from Omaha field station a schedule for the inaugural air mail route starting July 1. Direct dispatch pouches will cover New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Cheyenne, Salt Lake City, Reno and San Francisco with state packages. East bound and west bound labeled air mail field routes will include Iowa City, Bryan O, Bellefonte Pa and North Platte Neb Elko Nev Rawlings and Hot Springs Wyo. Schedule lists arrivals by eastern central mountain and Pacific times.
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W. H. Jones
Sioux City
Charles E. Black
Omaha Harney
Omaha
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Reno
San Francisco
Iowa City
Bryan
Bellefonte
North Platte
Neb
Elko
Nev
Rawlings and
Hot Springs
Wyo
Town City
Jefonte
West Bound
Platte
Shesenne
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Lake
Wilcox Granted Writ for Review in OConnor Case
Judge Biles Newty granted Charles E. Wilcox a writ of certiorari in district court early today. The hearing date to review civil service commission actions appointing Jerry OConnor to the Simix City police force was set for July 7. The case involves the commission’s overruling of the public safety committee and the reassignment of a patrolman.
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Biles W. Newty
Charles E. Wilcox
Public
Iafer
Civil Style Commission
Jerry O'Conper
Simix City Folurman
Police Department
Civil Service
Sedhnca
Tatti Ooeeieston
Tansy
Conet Newby
Town Free of Communism, High Twelve Club Is Told
State Senator BM Stockard of Shen In told High Twelve club members at Hotel Mart luncheon that the town is free of communism. William Gordon, real estate man, outlined plans for developing riverbank areas for a large wean and railroad terminals. Gordon also suggested profits could fund a four train-to-double yard.
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BM. Stoccard
Shen
Igh Twelve Club
Yeater
Hotel Mart
Renae
Rtedard
Ode Rey New Saasion
Statre
William Gorden
Gordon
Seth Paketa Brie
Warriet
American Flyers Just Miss Major MacLaren
A June 2 Calcutta item notes American Flyers nearly missed Major MacLaren. The aircraft arrived at Chittagong after dispatch from Rangoon this morning. The flight was traveling over the Bay of Bengal toward Penang province, covering about 20 by air time.
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Flyers
Major MacLaren
Calcutta
Chittagong
Ran Goon
Bay of Bengal
Pengal
Gravel contract awarded to Hawarden firm
Hawarden company wins gravel contract after Hawarden firm awarded the gravel dealing job at a semimonthly meeting of the board of supervisors. The decision followed procurement discussions and bidding on local road projects.
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Hawarden Company
Melve
No Sir e e Posing for Girls No He Man Job
Texas June 24 report on Joe Ward UT star drafted to pose nude before a co ed art class. Officers and professors debate the display with Ward praised for his body while alternatives and substitutions are discussed to fulfill the class requirement.
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Sir-e-e
Tex
Joe Ward
University of Texas
Ward
Diamond
Grkiiron
Cage
Raymond Everett
I. U
University
Joe Bie
Joe
Everett
H. Hugman
Hawarden Gravel Contract and Domestic Suit Details
Hawarden Gravel Co. bids 43 cents per cubic yard for haul work along roads near Bronson, Sergeant, Bluffs and Lawton. Voules Construction Co. won the haul contract at 64 percent of first mile per cubic yard. In a divorce case, Mrs Knight accuses Frank Knight of temper and harassment. cross examination reveals she fears he may strike but says he never has. Both principals are prior spouses and parents from earlier marriages.
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B. Haward
Voules Construction Company
Bronson, Sergeant
Bluffs
Lawton
Frank Knight
Mra Knight
Aged Pair Air Troubles Of Wedded Life in Court
In Woodbury county district court Judge C. C. Hamilton heard a case involving an elderly Sioux City couple. Mrs Susan Knight filed cruelty and inhuman treatment charges against her husband, Aubin Street, as the trial began today.
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Sioux City
Woodbury County
C. C. Hamilton
Susan Knight
Aubin Street
State Historical Society Curators Board Named
Des Moines Iowa June 25 John M Smmm of Cedar Rapids and Alfred C Smith of Clinton were named to the State Historical Society board by Gov Kendall for two year terms beginning today Other appointees include Mrs Lillian Clark Cary Dubuque Mary H Johnston Humboldt Mrs A J Hoffman Des Moines Wm G Kare Grundy Center Helen Baylor Bloomfield Mrs Elizabeth Richardson Veila and FO Weaver Wapello
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Des Moines
John M. Smmm
Cedar Rapids
Alfred C. Smith
Clinton
State Historical Society
N. E. Kendall
Lillian Clark Cary
Dubuque
Mary H. Johnston
Humboldt
A. J. Hoffman
Wm. G. Kare
Grundy Center
Legion Auxiliary Convention Brings New Haircuts to Mason City
Mason City hosts the fourth annual Iowa department American Legion Auxiliary meeting with state officers delegates and committee women in attendance. Mrs A H Hoffman of Des Moines, a Seventh district committee woman and defeated candidate from the Tenth district, appears among the prominent figures with short hair.
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Mason City
Iowa Department
American Legion Auxiary
A. H. Hoffman
Des Moines
Indiana Delegation Sees Ralston as Democratic Nominee
New York report says Indiana enthusiasm for Senator Samuel Ralston grows as the state delegates consider urging him to attend the Democratic Convention. Ralston, at his Lebanon farm, previously refused to intervene in nomination efforts. Also noted are geological finds in southeastern Idaho including lava fields and volcanic craters.
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Indiana
New York
Samuel Ralston
Ralston
Lebanon
Ind
Woman Seeks Second Divorce After Trials With Husband
Mrs Clara E Dill petitions in district court for a second divorce from Charles Le Dill alleging cruel and inhumane treatment since their first marriage. She says he had her arrested on a statutory charge she was acquitted of, and that she remarried on November 1, 192?. They have two children and she seeks permanent alimony and possession of a piano jointly owned during the second marriage.
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Charles le Dill
Clara E. Dillgain
Dill
Dil
Pias
Ventura
Epworth League Holds Watch Service at Leeds
Epworth League convention opens with a morning watch service at Leeds led by Rev W M Hubbard of Avenue Methodist. Devotions, reports, and a 5 20 address precede a 10 o'clock session with Rev W H Lease of Cherokee to discuss Life Service.
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Epworth League
Leeds
W. M. Hubbard
Avenue Methodist Church
W. H. Lease
Jouaville
Cecil Munson
Isherville
Wesley
Mosman
Moville
Democratic Main Tent Program Outline for New York Convention
The Democratic convention schedule notes a morning opening at 11 with temporary Chair Harrison, a revival by Bishop Gatlor, credentials committee work, permanent organization and resolution adoption, escort committee for the permanent chair Walsh to the platform, rules and business reports, a roll call by states for national committee members, authority to fix next convention time and place, and possible state roll call for nominations.
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New York
Harrison
Thomas F. Gatlor
Tennessee
Ait
Charles J. Walsh
National Committee
Garage Bandits Battle In Midnight Car Theft Shootout
Five bandits steal a touring car in front of a garage on Thirteenth Street. Police pursue near Westfield and Greenville, exchanging shots that damage the car and end with bandits fleeing on foot. Detectives race to arrest the group within 24 hours.
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Herbleson
West
Ant H
Kara Man
Judge Scott Bach Conducts Court in Mason Cr District
Federal Judge George Comets presided yesterday in Mason Cr as he conducted court for the eastern division of the fue l court district, marking a routine session in the district.
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Scott Bach
George Comets
Mason Cr
Fuel Court District
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