County Democrats Deadlocked Over Ventral Chairman
At a county convention in Sioux City Browning and Birmingham factions clashed over the chair, Browning elected permanent county chairman after a heated floor fight, Moore later calmed the session and set further meetings. Delegates to state and judiciary conventions named amid continued tensions and a 15 day adjournment call.
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P. Picks Browning
Ses Sunn
Delwert C. Browning
F. E. Carrington
J. A. (Gunn
Morninssile
B. Pike
Sioux City
Ationey
Browning
Calvin Coolidge
T. J A T. PL Apts Warthe
Tmiol
Woodbury County
D. V. Moore
Moore
Ounty Central Committee
Comiteemen
Val Gibbons
E. H. Birming
Ahen
Boons
Gibons-Birmingham
T. B
J. F. Kass
E. P Riley
George Roney
Henry Fitzkerala
Jesse Marshall
J. W. Gibbons
J. F. Albright
Henry Metz
D. K. Bush
Karl Koepfler
A. G. Hess
J. M. Lynch
Jonh B. Keefe
EH. Birmingham
J. P. Walsh
A. H. Kampmeyer
Charles Ladux
Ed Riley
Marshall
Bush
Veteran rail death rites held at Britt, Iowa
Rites for a World War veteran killed by a train near Floyd monument were held in Britt, Iowa, his birthplace, with burial there. McGruder lay dead in Sioux City at 1515 West Third Street at death time. He enlisted July 1917, discharged August 1919 after overseas artillery duty with the 34th Division. He belonged to Monahan Post, Sioux City.
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Floyd Monument
Britt, Ta
McGruder
Sioux City
West Third Street
Thirty-fourth Division
Monahan Post
Milford Lichty Dies After Brief Illness at 16
Milford John Lichty aged 16, son of Dr and Mrs J M Lichty of 1615 West Heath, died at a local hospital Friday after a short typhoid fever illness. Born May 29, 1903 in Sioux City, he attended St Boniface and North Junior High, was active in boy scouts, and is survived by his parents, an older brother Leonard, and sisters Marie and Phonetia. The Lady is at Derasso Bros. undertaking establishment pending funeral arrangements.
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Milford John Lichty
J. M. Lichty
West Heath Street
Milford
Sioux City
Bt. Boniface
North Junior High
Leonard
Marie
Phonetia Lichty
Derasso Bros
Funeral Held for Boy Victim in Auto Accident
Funeral services for Clark Hellman age 10 were held from the home of his parents at 1631 South Paxton street with Rev Taylor of Grace Methodist church officiating. Interment followed at Graceland Park cemetery. The boy was killed yesterday when run down by an auto driven by his uncle.
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Clark Hellman
South
Paxton Street
Taylor
Grace Methodist Church
Graceland Park
Milford Lichty Funeral Set For Monday
Funeral services for Milford John Lichty a 16 year old of 1615 West Nineteenth street will be held Monday morning at St. Lionitace church with Rev Alphonse Bergener officiating. Interment will be in Mt Calvary Cemetery. Milford died Friday at a local hospital after a few days sickness of tyver.
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Milford John Lichty
Nineteenth’ Street
St. Lionitace Church
Ther Alphonse Bergener
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Milford
Tyver
Justice sets mark for world record marriages
San Antonio June 28 Justice of Peace Ben S Fisk claims a world record for marriages having performed 9 367 weddings since November 1 1906. He notes his long service and persistent tally as proof of the record.
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San Antonio
Tex
Justice of Peace
Ben S. Fisk
Franchise vote on Trolrey seen petition filed in Sioux City
W J Bertke vice president and general manager of the Sioux City Service Company appears before the city council to seek a blanket street railway franchise for 26 years. He cites expired and expiring lines, needed capital for improvements, and the need to secure funds via a definite franchise while warning of high costs for grade crossing work and a new generating plant amid declining ridership and rising auto use.
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City
Vice Company
W. J Bertke
Comany
Councilos
W. J. Bertke
Sioux City Service
Sioux City
East Fourth
Sioux City Gas and Electrc Company
Sioux City Service Company
Sioux City Gas and Electric Company
Sioux
Banc Peariaee
Sioux City Service seeks 25 year street railway franchise
A request urges the city to grant Sioux City Service Company a 25 year franchise for street railways to replace its $1,000,900 indebtedness with a stronger financial base. The proposal argues growth relies on extended, better transportation and invites council and legal counsel to draft an ordinance for voter approval.
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Sioux City Service Company
Annual Chautauqua Opens Monday at Morningside Campus
The annual chautauqua program opens Monday afternoon on the Morningside College campus and runs the week. Lecturers entertainers and musical groups headline. Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondoliers leads as May Valentine directs. Captain Applejack Irish tale with mystery romance and treasure closes Saturday.
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Morningside College
May Valentine
Cedar Rapids
Token
LaSalle Theater
Chicago
Captain Applejack
V. F. W. to Elect National Delegates in Sioux City
A Sioux City VFW post will elect a delegate and an alternate to the national encampment at a meeting on Monday. The gathering at the Eagles Club will distribute ro bust blanks and explain the proper filling method. A mock convention will stage the election for the national delegate and alternate, with Atlantic City set for September 8 to 12.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sioux City Post
Eagles’ Club
Eighth
Douglas Streets
Roper
Atlantic City
Darr to Face Court on Kidnapping Charge
Leo Darr, accused as an accomplice in the alleged kidnapping of his daughter Edna Mae Darr McPherson, is set for a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Lockle Tuesday at 2. Mrs Flossie Darr, charged with the actual kidnapping on May 22, was released on $1,000 bond and held over for the district grand jury in September. Police say she admitted stealing the child while it played near Ninth and Steuben streets.
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Leo Darr
Edna Mae Darr-McPherson
Justice of the Peace Lockle
Tuesay
Flossie Darr
Edward McPherson
Darr
Ninth and
Steuben
Keller Funeral Arrangements Pending Word of Relatives
William Keller aged 40 died late Friday at his home on 2101 Fairbanks Street from heart disease. Funeral plans await word from relatives Davis Keller of Madison South Dakota and Sam Keller of Big Stone City. Keller worked as a watchman for Bronx City Brick and Tile Company.
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William Keller
Fairbanks Street
Davis Keller
Madison, S. D
Sam Keller
Big Stone City
Keller
Bronx City Brick and Tile Company
Missouri River basin hit by five state storm belt
Five states from Sioux City to Williston report violent thunderstorms Friday night. Forecaster G K Greening says mid Missouri watershed and western Minnesota, Nebraska and the Dakotas received heavy rain. The storm will raise Missouri River levels in days, though not to dangerous heights. Heaviest rainfall recorded at Huron South Dakota with 2.06 inches. total rainfall since January 1 stands at 11.08 inches.
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G. K. Greening
mid-Missouri
Sioux City
Williston
N. D
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Ebraska
James Rivers
Huron
Greening
Towa
Rapid City
Riverside Park Set for Summer Gayety
Riverside Park prepares for summer use with a public kitchen, seating and dishwashing, a rebuilt street car station near Riverside, and new amusements for children including teeter totters a merry go round a slide and a barrel plus cages for five monkeys and three cub bears. Eyeglasses did not become popular til 1290.
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Riverside Park
Riverside
Old Homestead Resident Henry Roche Dies in Iowa
Henry Roche, 72, of Correctionville and Sioux City, longtime resident of Homestead, dies after living with his daughter 39 years. Born 1846 in Iowa, he came from big parents and once lived in Correctionville. Survived by wife and eight children including Nellie Bang, Lamphere, Katherine, Mrs. E41, Bernard, Edward, Leo, and others. Body to be taken to Homestead home. funeral Tuesday at 5 at Anthon Church. The Larkin undertaking firm in charge.
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Henry Roche
Vectionville
Saturn
Mr. Roche
Correctionville
Sioux City
Nellie Bang
Lamphere
Katherine
E41
Council
War widows drop by hundred thousand after justice shift
London reports June 28 that Britain now lists about 100000 fewer war widows than immediately after the conflict. Most lack records, though some have died. The ministry still shows thousands on its books despite the reduction.
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London
Slons
Howeve
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