Democratic Party Delicate Klan Plank Negotiations Continue
The resolutions committee labors through a third day in Waldorf to draft platform planks on the Klan and civil rights. Disagreement prompts return of draft to subcommittee as leaders seek a compromise without a convention floor fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PY Paul BR. Mallon
United Press
Waldorf
New York
Democratic Con
Lan
League of
Tolay
Hiner
Funeral for Mrs Seney Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Seney are scheduled for Saturday. Members of the committee, split among eleven factions, weigh a compromise option while leaders endorse Woodrow Wilson era policies and urge cautious steps toward peace.
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League
Woodrow Wilson
America
Auto Yeggs Steal and Strip Three Cars
Automobile thieves last night stole three cars and stripped them of accessories. All cars were recovered by police this morning, two across the Sioux river in South Dakota and one at West Third and Judd streets. The thieves removed wheels from the cars including a Make Goong to Denes tron on 2311 South Henry Street. One stolen from Sixth and Nebraska belonged to E. R. Johnson of Allen Nebraska and another from Twenty-fourth and Rebecca. A deputy sheriff of Union County located the cars and alerted Lot City police. The Joe Risk vehicle on Thirteenth Street was recovered at West Third and Judd streets after being stripped.
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Sioux River
South Dakota
West Third
Judd
Denestron
South Henry Street
Nebraska
E. R. Johnson
Allen
Neb
Twenty-fourth
Rebecca
Union County
Lot City
Joe Risk
Thirteenth Street
Judd Streets
Fuller
Albert Nelson
West Fist Street
Justice
West Eighth Street
Feig Moreno
South Street
Purity Squad
West Fifth Street
Mquor
Noor
Nelson
Moreno
Frank Tinney Freed On Charge Of Actress
New York June 27 the grand jury exonerated Frank Tinney the Broadway blackface comedian of charges brought by Imogene Wilson a Follies beauty who accused him of assault Tinney had been held for the grand jury after a hearing before Magistrate Revine
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Frank Tinney Freed
New York
Grand Jury
Frank Tinney
Broadways
Caveman
Imogene Wilson
Follies |Beauty
Tinney
Revine
Bevington Divorce Suit Stirs Sioux City Courtroom
Thomas F Bevington a Sioux City attorney faced sharp charges from his wife Marie as the divorce case began before Judge Miles W Newby in district court The wife testified about lost life insurance policies and denied possessing Bevingtons diamonds The couple clashed as Bevington claimed sanity while his wife described a raid on his hotel rooms and alleged ties to a gunman A recess interrupted testimony and Bevington himself then testified he is 68 and long practiced in Sioux City and Seattle Washington
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Thomas F. Bevington
Sioux City
Marie Bevington
Miles W. Newby
Bevington
Mrs. Bevington
Insanity Commission
Newby
Yeaman
Howard Hotel
Minnie van DeVerde
Harry Markel
Markel
Robert Leader
Seattle
Wash
Armstrong Family Mourns Death In South Sioux City
Mrs. Alec Armstrong aged 55 died at her home in South Sioux City after seven years there. Survived by her husband five sons Frank Clay Everett Thomas Bert Leota and 11 grandchildren. Body at Westcott pending funeral arrangements. Local notes report changes in business and civic offices and a postponed cemetery dedication.
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Elizabeth Seney
Frank
Sixth Avenue
Robert 3. Flockhart
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Graceland Park Cemetery
Armstrong
Alec Armstrong
South
Sioux City
South Sioux City
Clay
Everett
Thoma
Albert
Leota
Westcott Establishment
Dakota County
Ruth Armstrong
Thomas
Populists Aiding La Follette Move Toward Third Party
A gathering of La Follette supporters issued a call in Cleveland on June 27 to rally Populist Party adherents for a July 4 convention. The aim is to unite progressive groups behind Senator La Follette in an independent presidential bid. The call was issued by W. H Bennington, a Kansas Populist leader.
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Cleveland
Third Party
la Follette
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Senaator la Follette
W. H Bennington
Kansas
Weather Outlook for Nebraska and Surrounding Areas
Partly overcast tonight and Saturday with local thunderstorms likely. Temperatures remain steady with minor regional differences. northwest areas warmer tonight and northeast areas warmer Saturday. Nebraska and South Dakota brief storm chances with little temperature change.
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Tulinots
Saturon
Nebraska
South Dakota
Jewelry bandits mum on big haul in Des Moines crime case
Des Moines police and federal agents grilled suspect George W. Case for hours about a store robbery that yielded 25 000 in diamonds and jewels. Case held his silence as other gang members were named and questioned, with plans reportedly shifting from Omaha to Des Moines. The incident also flagged a list of accused locals tied to the heist and related charges.
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Langsdorf-Kullander
Des Moines
George W. Case
Case
Shan Campbell
Gus Deniel
Sioux City
Omaha
Dee Moines
Raymond T. Garrett
Grace M
Hardy
Stour City
Elton Boles
Violet ‘Moines
Schmitt
Plainview
Neb
Clement
Donovan
Ruth
TES
Wuis Jackson
Pierce
Georgia A
Bowers
Wakefield
Tiarry Giganis
Katherine Grasasakis
Neighbor Wins Marriage License After Threats Injunction
In Minneapolis a court had barred Dr John Hettner from proposing to Mrs Francisca Tuschke but he later obtained a license to marry her and carried out the wedding without violating the order. Mrs Tuschke had sought protection after years of unwanted proposals and alleged threats and demeaning behavior from the same man who lived across the street.
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Minneapolis
John Hettner
Francisca Tuschke
Hennepin County
Hettner
Tuschke
Hisewatha Avenue
Hiawatha
John
Mellon Probes No Aid for Means in Liquor Case
Five arraigned after raids as authorities questioned Treasury head Mellon about Col. Wilder dismissing Means defense. Casualties of the probe includeBernard Hubbard and Jarneckers payments, with liquor confiscations at multiple locations and charges of maintaining a liquor nuisance.
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New York
Andrew Mellon
Gaston B. Means
Thomas B. Wilder
Treasury
Means
Mellon
Eumer Jarnecke
Arthur Sixsmith
Hiram C. Todd
Stelion
Overbolt Distilling Company
Pittsburgh
W. Hubt
Trenton
N. J. Steel
Jarneckers
Sam Thompson
Brownsville
Hibbard
Hubbard
Blair
Hawker
Secretary of the Treasury
Col. Welder
Todd
Eagles Elect State Secretary at Davenport Convention
The Fraternal Order of Eagles concluded its Davenport convention electing Victor Brown of Sioux City as state secretary. Other officers named include Dr. George C. Tank of Davenport as president, George Patrick of Muncaine as vice president, Rev. David Purkeson of Maquoketa as chaplain, A Re 1Plorence of Mason City as treasurer, GF London of Waterloo as conductor, GW Moore of Marshalltown as inside guard, and Don Donald of Dubuque with De Vere Wat Don of Council Bluffs as trustees.
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Order of Eagles of Fowar
Davenport
Yeserday
Victor Brown
Sioux Sty
George C. Tank
George Patrick
Muncaiine
David Purceson
Maquoketa
A. Re
Mason City
Noa"fiearick
Artington
J. Mor Donald
Dubuque
de Vere Wat Don
Council Bluffs
Sioux City Woman Named Degree of Honor Officer
Mrs. Carrie I. Duncan of Sioux City was elected past president of the Protective Association of the Degree of Honor at a one day meeting in Des Moines. Other state officers chosen include Mrs. Harriet Baument of Fort Madison president Mrs. Adelaide Churchill of Cedar Rapids vice president and Mrs. Darnall of Burlington secretary.
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Carrie I. Duncan
Sioux City
Protective Association
Des Moines
Harriet. Baument
Fort Madison
Adelaide Churchill
Cedar Rapids
Darnall
Burlington
Secre
George Simmons Dies in Boone Iowa at Madrid Civil War Figure
George M Simmons of Madrid died at his Boone County home yesterday. He helped capture Jefferson Davis during the Civil War and formerly served on the Boone County Board of Supervisors.
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George Simmons
Boone
George M. Simmons
Madrid
Jefferson Davis
Simmons
Boone County Board of Supervisors
Man and wife held on kidnapping charges in Edna May case
Leo Darr and his wife Flossie are held for grand jury on bonds of 1000 each after allegedly abducting Edna May Darr from the McPhersons. Darr was arrested after a vagrancy dismissal. Mrs Darr was seized at Stevens. The child was later ordered sent to the Boys and Girls Home.
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Leo Darr
Flossie Darr
Edward McPherson
East Ninth Street
Darr
Joseph Hays
Frank Jipp
Frank Stewart
Carr
Stevens
McPherson
Wootbury Minty
Darrs
Edna May Darr-Metherson
Darr Ang
Ast Yifth Street
Dios May
John Meg
Usar
Edna May
Stuart McLaren Pursues World Flight in Amphibian Plane
Maj Stuart McLaren leaves Rangoon for Bangkok continuing the attempt to beat U S Army planes around the world. His amphibian craft flies well and he remains confident of becoming the first to circle the globe by air.
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Calcutta
Stuart Mcaren
Rangoon
Bangkok
United States Army
McLaren
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Mrs. Seney
Kilgour
Maynard
Mulholland Arch-Rest Shoes
Fourth ST. Rese
Babe
Fisher
Western Newspaper Union
R. C. Cook
Wichita, Kan
A. A. Sorensen
Rore
John D. Adams
Chamber of Commerce
Swift & Co
Adams
J. A. Anderson
Jury County Home
Cathedral of the Epiphany
Henry Goehring
W. L. Steele
Revenue Stamp Office
Office of Revenue Stamp Director
William L. Barclay
Gadbels
Frcome Tax Office
Federal Building
Joe Shulkin
Farane
Shulkin
H. E. Keller
Roosevelt Street
West Fourth
George Streets
Keller
City
Missouri University School of Journalism
Missouri Alumni Association
Bob” Lyons
Cooks and Waiters’ Union
St. Louis
C. P. Carson
Trades and Labors Committee
Mr. Lyons
Signa Diet
Loughran
John J
McDonald Street
Krumwiede
Mrs. Heary
Dages Gig
Hed
Jase
Untae
Commission Bloom
We Tees
Siator
Order of Eagles
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Voile
Osenfeld
JONES
Fourth Street
Stuart
Derelys Perdue
Ralph Lewis
Lloyd Hughes
Todax Hipp
Morgan Bee Dempe
Northwestern Furniture
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Loman
Harold M. Hanson
Optometrist
Security Bank Building
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