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The Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota
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On April 8, Sioux City Mayor Caldwell ordered gamblers to cease operations after the following Saturday night, prompting them to relocate to Sioux Falls and Yankton. He began his duties as chief executive that day, with the new council meeting that night.
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Sioux City Gamblers Officially Directed to Close Shop.
Special to The Journal.
Sioux City, Iowa, April 8.-Mayor Caldwell has called the gambling fraternity together and notified them that after next Saturday night they must not operate here. He was friendly but firm and the sporting men grinned and said they would move out quietly. Sioux Falls and Yankton will have an increase in population as a result.
Mayor Caldwell to-day entered upon the duties of the office of chief executive of Sioux City. The new council meets to-night.
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Sioux City, Iowa
Event Date
April 8
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gamblers directed to close operations after next saturday night and plan to relocate to sioux falls and yankton.
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Mayor Caldwell summoned the gambling fraternity and firmly notified them to cease operations in Sioux City after the upcoming Saturday night. The gamblers agreed to move out quietly. On the same day, Caldwell assumed his role as chief executive, and the new council was set to meet that evening.