Atlantic News Telegraph merger seals paper ownership
The Atlantic Telegraph Publishing Company sells the Daily and Weekly Telegraph to the News Publishing Company. Effective January 2 the papers become the Atlantic News Telegraph under News Publishing. New management includes Chas F. Chase, E. P. Chase, and R. K. A. Chase with Wiseman retiring to Des Moines.
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Register
Word
Atlantic
News
Pelégraph
Chea
Les Chinge
Telegraph
M Wiseman
Des Moines
Chase
W. KR. Green
Council Bluffs
Walter L . Smith
Register and Leader
News-Telegraph
Register-Leader
News Pub. Co
Buncombe
Weekly Telegraph
Atlantic Telegraph Publishing Company
News Publishing Company
W. H. Wiseman
Atlantic News- Telegraph
Wiseman
Tiotap
Weekly Telegraph Today
Ishing Company
Comail
R. J. Corneil
Wiota
Cornell
May Three P.M. Speech by Truman Smith Invites Attendance
A notice invites the public to attend a talk by Truman Smith at a scheduled time of three o clock in the afternoon. The event emphasizes local mass meeting and civic engagement opportunities.
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Mass
Dor
Truman Smitt
Osteopathy Cost and Value in Patient Care
The article argues osteopathy is not overpriced and can save patients money over time by reducing reliance on doctors drugs and travel expenses. It notes osteopaths often charge less than other physicians and provide valuable service, with many patients cured in months as a last resort.
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Ogte
Mnate
New Rules Regulate Railroad Employee Passes
The interstate commerce commission imposes a 1912 rule requiring railroad employees to apply through a designated company official for trip and annual passes. Applications must be on a printed duplicate form filed with the issuing officer and include the applicant’s name residence occupation and pass duration. Conductors must report all passes presented for passage and even high officials may be asked to tender their passes when traveling.
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Interstate Commerce Comission
Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commission
Marks Denied It With Marry Marks Defense Rests
In Council Bluffs the Iowa case against Benjamin Marks, gambler and politician, nears end as defense rests. The state may call rebuttal witnesses. key testimony comes from Marks, his wife, and Max Lindenbaum of Louisville. Marks denies aiding the Mabray syndicate during 1907 and 1908.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Benjamin Marks
Mabray Swindle
District Court
Cos Bon
Benjamin “Marks
Marks
Max Lindenbaum
Louisville
Mabray
Gee
Mabfay
Naver
Ad Pal Coyne
Glee Club Tour Opens with First Concert at Local Church
Simpson College vocal director John Wehuy Henderson leads the Ladies Glee Club on a country tour. The group performed at a state contest and planned further stops in Harlan Shelby Carroll Denison and Carlisie with seats for the January 1 concert at the Methodist church selling at Miss Parsons drug store. Doors open at 7:00 and the show starts 8:15 with admission 35 cents.
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Space College
College Glee Club
Methodist Church
Harlan, Shelby
Carroll
Denison
Carliste
Gale
Miss Isabel Osborne Leaves City for Short Course
Miss Isabel Osborne leaves the city tomorrow morning for Lebanon Missouri to assist in teaching a Short Course at McKenzie College. She will teach domestic science where she is proficient as an instructor.
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Isabel Osborne
City
Lebanon
MccKenzie College
McKenzie College
Pastor Volek Arrives Tonight to Lead New Baptist Church
The Rev Volek and his family arrive tonight to begin duties as the new Baptist pastor. He will preach here for the first time tomorrow and assume parish leadership with his family in residence.
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Volek
New Baptist
Death by Own Action in Friends Home at Council Bluffs
In Council Bluffs Iowa a man named Williams, 35, shot himself in the home of Albert and Mrs. Gillespie during a noon visit. Williams, recently out of work, asked to sit and smoke. While Mrs. Gillespie wrote, he produced a revolver and killed himself, then collapsed. He was unmarried.
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Council Bluffs
Bridgewater
Albert Williams
George A. Gillespie
Gillespie
Williams
Visit records show Mabray's frequent trips to Marks home
Testimony shows Mabray often visited the Marks on Vine Street near the central police station. Marks recalled visits in 1907 when Mabray allegedly sought him about a Louisiana pine land tract, with times described as lengthy but not indicating further activity.
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Mabray
Marks
Vine Street
Central
Marke
Louisiana
Pine Land
Initial Meeting of Atlantic Commercial Club A Grand Success
Seventy five business and professional men attended at Masonic Hall. Fifty signed club rolls as charter members. The banquet featured toastmaster Mr Daly, speeches by Rev Mack and Hon J A McWard, and strong calls to join the new Atlantic Commercial Club to boost city growth and civic enterprise.
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Masonic Hall
Atlantic
Masonic
Daly
Pullman ‘Hotel
FW. Porterfield
My. B. R
Wasson
Chas
Clovis
Mack
J. A. McWaid
Consti
C. B. Clovis
B. E. Mack
HH. M. Boorman
Hig
Fac
Fatty Men
Uty
H. M. Boorman
Chase
Befors
J. A. McWard
Whitney
D.finley
E. T. Hupp
PA Johansen
H.C. Conrad
B. P. Chase
H. A. Marshall
W. J. Deering
W. M. Nichols
M. B. Nelson
T. C. ‘Whitmore
Albert Bojens
Sam Berry
Ike Block
C.V. Wilder
EB. Bradley
W. GC. Heers
R. D. Morrow
W. Pellet
T.J & Nichols
Abe Oransky
B, Day
Mayor Burnea
Finley
Ed Harlan
J. W. Cuykendall
Wilbur Déeernig
S. Rattenberg
Li. Oransky
Wi .Cuykendall
Poreterfield
Fy ‘Mw. Nebe
B. ‘P. Chase Reach
Atlantic Commercial Club
Ita
Tate
Iowa
McWard
Atlantic ‘Ag
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