Sunday Sioux City Register previews family edition
The Sunday Sioux City Register promises a full family edition with political coverage, national and world news via wire services, sports pages by Irvin Howe Ian Williams and Grantland Rice, cartoons by Dick Dorgan, and society features highlighting Leeds Riverside Morningside. It notes a galaxy of women politicians pictured and theater listings with illustrations.
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Billy Evans
Ian Williams
Fight Tela
Frank Getty
Dick” Dorgan
Briggs
Grantland Rice
Carne Fe Ase
Register
Leeds
Riverside
Morningside
Hostisrerat
Society
Editorial features and cartoons headline the year plan
The year will be offered by Smith with Chief Sioux letters gaining traction since the first Sunday publication. Mon tague Glass returns in fall with Potash And Perlmutter. Charles Stewart presents doings of the world in a nutshell. The Register runs timely editorials and a progressive cartoon.
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Smith
Montague Glass
Charles Stewart
Register
Magazine contents outline theater style feature
The note outlines magazine sections including a fiction installment titled The Crime at Crestmere with a synopsis of the preceding chapter. A human interest drawing Sqmong Us Mortals will anchor the cover page. The faction page promises live models and a striking layout for readers.
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Crestmere
Separes
Builder plans and agricultural features page noted
The article describes a plan for a complete financial and business page along with sections on farming and radio features. It mentions a building project, seeking plans approval, and offering further information on construction costs.
Four Page Comics and Family Fun in Sioux City
The Sioux City Register promotes a Sunday edition loaded with four pages of color comics. The feature includes Mr and Mrs Volent Betty Brer Rab n and Kelly Kids, promising clean wholesome entertainment for the entire family. Readers are urged to order the Sunday Register today by phone Auto 58835.
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Fun
Sioux City
Briges
Ws B'Volent
Betty
Kelly
Maj MacLaren Still in World Flight Race
Central News Yorckok correspondent reports Maj Stu MacLaren British flyer still in the round the world flight race as he reached Tamoy on the Bay of Ben. United Press dispatches note he arrived today and pressed on toward the next leg.
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United Press
Nsoon
MacLaren
Tamoy
Bay of Ben
Situation Wanted notice publicizing ad placement
Classified notice urges job seekers to publish situation wanted advertisements and invites employers to use The Ter for insertion. Encourages telephone or mail to place the ad and notes payment arrangements and classification.
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Teleor
Franchise vote looms on Sioux City street car petition
W J Bertke vice president and general manager of General Service company appeared before the Sioux City council as a preliminary step toward a 25 year blanket franchise for the street car property. The council will receive a full statement on the companys property next Saturday including lines and streets affected and will confer with the city attorney before a formal petition is presented. The council may order a referendum election at the petitioning companys expense if the plea is favored.
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Sioux City
General Service Company
W. J. Bertke
Bertke
Old Homesteader in Iowa Succumbs After Long Life
Henry Roche aged 72 of Correctionville died Saturday morning at his daughter Kathrine Roche’s home in Sioux City after a brief illness. Born in Ireland he immigrated as a child and settled near Correctionville, later moving to Sioux City. He leaves eight children and was to be buried near Correctionville with services at St Joseph Catholic Church Anthon.
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Corrrectionville
Kathrine Roche
Me Roche
Ireland
Homstead
Cometionville
Sioux City
Nellie Bang
W. M. Lamphere
Katherine Roche
E. A. Harrington
St Council Bluffs
Vincent Roche
Garnard
Settlement for Death Directed by Council
City council approved a settlement following a death incident. City attorney was authorized to draft a resolution citing snow and ice conditions, to permit erecting a proper guard rail at the bridge. The action directs remedial measures and liability considerations for public safety.
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Elmer Council
Lowe
Thorized
Watershed Storm Sweeps Five States Reports Forecaster
Five states endured violent thunderstorms Friday night extending across the mid Missouri watershed from Sioux City to Williston North Dakota. Forecaster G K Greening says the heavy rain will modestly raise the Missouri Big Sioux and James rivers but not become dangerous, with the unsettled spell ending soon.
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Sioux City
Williston
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Towa
James
Huron
Greening
Rapid City
Chamber of Commerce
Council Awaits Decision On Toll Bridge Issue
City council delays action as petitions on lifting the toll from the Combination bridge to South Sioux City pile up. Trades and Labor Assembly seeks joint free bridge with South Sioux City and Dakota County, arguing official action could trigger a legal claim for $287,000 in toll taxes.
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Dakota County
Missouri River
Smith Silent on Issues Ahead of Democrat Parley
Gov Alfred E. Smith, amid a deadlock in the platform drafting committee at the national Democratic Convention, has no compromise plan to offer regarding the party's platform, including a proposal linked to the Ku Klux Klan. Smith remains mum as discussions continue today.
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Smith
Parley
Alfred E. Smith
McAdoo
Klan
Rockwell
Demoscratic Party
Manhattan Club
Gov. Smith
Terrific electrical storm ravages Sioux City area
A massive storm hit Sioux City and nearby areas causing heavy damage estimated near 1.4 million dollars. Five people were killed in Peoria as winds and floods battered streets, toppled poles, flooded streets, and disrupted rail and telephone lines. Buildings were wrecked and livestock harmed as several farms suffered major losses.
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Peoria
Bargisson Ranch
Lugen
Salix
County Democrats Fireworks Clash At Woodbury Convention
At the Woodbury county courthouse the county Democratic convention erupted into a heated clash over control led by Val Gibbons and John Albright. Albright accused Gibbons of Republican influence, while Gibbons charged GOP interference. the session broke up at noon after a tense vote. The Republican gathering in Judge Wakefield's courtroom remained orderly with procedural rulings by Chairman George W. Kephart. Nominating committees for the state judicial and state conventions were named.
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Woodbury County
Cleveland
New York
R. H. Munger
Val Gibbons
John Albright
Albright
Gibbons
Henry
John B. Keefe
J. B. Farley
Metz
Sioux City
Woodbury
Democratic Party
Repub- Means
J. W. Kindig
B.«M. Stoddard
A. W. Johnson
Henry B. Conners
Henry Hoskins
Earl Edtt
B. J. Stason
T. F. Griffin
W. J Silggina
Democrats in Dramatic Mix on Klan Issue at Convention
At the Democratic National Convention in Madison Square Garden, tensions over the Ku Klux Klan rise as two hundred extra police are stationed and a tense session unfolds. Moore's anti klan faction plans a coup if the committee report stalls, risking a floor fight on religious liberty and a potential party wreck.
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R. J. Bender
United Press
Madison Square Garden
New York
Madison Square Gardens
Resolutions Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Cummings
Fl Moore
Moore
Spreckles Dies in San Francisco Home
A. B. Spreckles, famed sugar capitalists and shipping magnate, died today at his San Francisco home after a two week illness. The death ends the life of a leading figure in industry and philanthropy, long connected with Spreckels Sugar interests and the city’s commercial scene.
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San Francisco
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