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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
6
An 19th century style notice promotes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for children citing 80 000 testimonials and published by Allen Olmsted Le Foy New York. It also advertises WRIGLEY’S SPEARMINT chewing for relief of desire and claims benefits for nerves digestion and pocketbook while urging savings and money.
Chicago officials declare a nationwide strike improbable and Switchmen's Union of America indicates its 10 000 members in the northwest will seek arbitration if needed The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says any action depends on member votes and that talks of a broader strike are unfounded In St Paul Minnesota Hawley of the switchmen union reports quiet conditions while jobbers and manufacturers say rail shipments continue with neutrality urged for conductors
A. C. Shaw chief law officer of the forest service and ally of Gifford Pinchot left Spokane Sunday night amid reports he has been summoned to Washington to answer charges filed with President Taft. Washington dispatches say Shaw is accused of dictating charges against Secretary Ballinger filed by TL. I. Glavis, who is also in Spokane for the Cunningham hearing.
Milwaukee detectives moved Karl Wodciechowski and Adam Pietrszak from Blaney Michigan to Milwaukee as suspects in the Hattie Zinda murder case. Both men had disappeared from Milwaukee around the time of the killing. In Cleveland a man faces charges after his 13 year old daughter passed counterfeit two and five dollar bills in Hartland stores. Police say a quantity of bogus currency was found at Jacob W Wyand’s home.
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