Delegates and committeemen named by county Democrats
The county Democratic list from the recent primary details delegates by ward and township, including First Ward W Eller and others, Second Ward Smart and Burnea, and GRANT TWP to NOBLE, with names for committeemen. Several towns show no delegates or no committeemen. The roster covers Benton, Brighton, Washington, Grove, Franklin, Lincoln, Massena, Union, Bear Grove, Cass, Pleasant, Noble, Edna, Victoria, and Porches furnish ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Eller
Ona Blake
Don Enright
John McNierney
M. P. Conway
Gei Pisetihe
Lang
D. W. Smart
Ie Burnea
James Troy
John Talty
A. Ratzlaff
August Brehmer
Wm. Campbell
Fudge
J. W. Gardner
J. W. Gillett
H. C. Gillett
R.A Berry
J. D “Gler
Johm
Franks
John Curry
J. W
Cuykendail
M. H. Funk
Goss
B. M. Willard
Ed Berg
C. E. Hoffman
Fred Schain
J. B. Jones
J B. W. Gilliam
J. B. W. Gilliam
Grant
Mike Metz
Brighton
A. Lautine
Charley Waters
Peter. Ecksman
Hans Christensen
A. Hl. Christensen
C. EB. ‘Thompson
B. Goeken
M. Johnson
Committeeman
Peter Ecksman
Washington
W. M. Grulke
A. Zellmer
W. B. Berry
John Ratzlaff
Lou Thurman
H. H. Barnholdt
John Co
Massena
J. J. Hogan
J. Harris
P. H. Galvin
J. H. Yarger
F. E. ‘Downey
Walter Rae
Joe ‘Talty
F. B. Downey
UNION
T. A. Berry
J. P. Chandler
E. Euken
Pat Neary
I. E. Norris
A. Pollock
E.R. Richards
W. J. Spies
Phil Triinet
W.M. Tracy
J. 'W. Welton
Phil ‘Trainer
Bear Grove
R. B. Marker
Henry Frank
A. H. Graham
C. A. Rudy
Geo. Wissler
K.’.B. Marker
Cass
John Roush
F. R. Donahue
L. B
Young Man Charged With In Cest In This City
Earl Dean, a young married man of this city, was arrested in Shelby County on a charge of incest, alleged by his cousin Neff near Roerbeck. He posted a $1,000 bond for his appearance. The item also notes local theater listings and small notices about community events and personnel moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dean
Shelby County
Roerbeck
Neff
Chautauqua Season Tickets On Sale At Local Stores
Season tickets for the Chautauqua are offered at reduced rates at Parsons' Drug Store, Moore's Drug Store, and Alexander's. For the program or further details, write or telephone H. M. Boorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons’ Drug Sare
Moore’s
Alexander's
H. M. Boorman
Dog Shot. Owner Says Jimmie to Recover Soon
A dog named Jimmie, owned by Dr. Chas. B. Burke, was shot in the hip and has endured weathering for days. The owner reports the dog is improving and expects a quick recovery, with plans to obtain three more guns soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Chas. B. Burke
Board Adjourns After Supervisors Session Ends
The board of supervisors finished its session yesterday evening and adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of ‘Supervisors
City Council Has Yet to Award Engineering Contract
The council met last evening and left unresolved the award of the engineering contract for the next project. A committee was appointed by Mayor Straight to investigate and report at an upcoming session. Bids had been revised to include supervision costs, about two and a half percent of the contract price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Harlan
Straight
Burnea, Goff
Frank Robinson
Julian Phelps
Forteenth Street
Birch Street
Gaff
Christensen
Burnea
Stier
Mrs John Stepper Dead After Long Atlantic Residency
Mrs Anna Stepper, longtime Atlantic resident, died in Galesburg after a year of illness. Born in Straussburg Germany she moved to America at 14, lived in LaPorte Indiana, and settled in Atlantic 30 years ago. Survived by three daughters Mrs Frank Acklin, Mrs N K Aldrich, and Mrs William Toepfer. one sister Mrs Kreamer of Chicago. Funeral at the Bubhacker home on Poplar Street conducted by Rev Mack, interment in Atlantic cemetery beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Stepper
N. K. Aldrich
Galesburg
Straussburg
Germany
America
LaPorte
Ind
Atlantic
John Stepper
Husbard
Frank’ Acklin
Valley Junction
N.K. Aldrich
Ill
Wmn. Toepfer
Bry goods stores plan all day Fourth of July close
Movement among dry goods retailers to close stores for the nation’s birthday proceeds though agreement not yet reached. Employees argued deserve the holiday after hard work on other days, with the aim of giving them uninterrupted Fourth of July observance.
Oddities in the Vote Highlight Local Canvass Oddities
The official canvass reveals amusing voting quirks in the Third Ward where two Democrats backed the progressive Republican ticket. Numerous candidates on the Republican ticket received single votes from various towns, with scattered cross votes and unusual tallies. The piece also notes a Kensington Presbyterian meeting Friday afternoon hosted by local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha A. Johnson
Lot
R. J. Cornell
Nels Jemsen
Auto crowd heads to Red Oak for races from local garages
About a dozen autos left the city today for Red Oak to join Atlantic representation at the auto races. The event drew a mix of cars from garages and others joining the convoy to the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Atlantic
Relative of Local Woman Recalls Des Moines Death
The Des Moines death of Mrs. Robinson, burned while cleaning clothing with gasoline, is connected to a local family. The 27 year old woman was the daughter of a cousin of Mrs Wm. Osborne, wife of a former roadmaster here. She left a husband and two children and was laid to rest in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Powell
Atkinson
Neb
Des Moines
Robinson
Wm. Osborne
Peoria
Ill
Beekeeping Lecture Highlights Institute Chapel Program
At the Normal Institute the morning feature was Frank C. Pellett’s lecture on Bees with a demonstration of handling the insects. The nature study recitation also covered Bees. Tonight at the Presbyterian church Prof. King lectures on teacher qualifications. Three new students enrolled: Jessie Shannon, Jennie Kilpatrick, and Faye Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Institute
Frank C. Pellett
Autoists Form A Club In Atlantic Local Gathering
The Atlantic Automobile Club formed at a fire hall meeting last evening with B A Goodspeed as president and M P Conway as first vice president. Dr C L Campbell is second vice president, H G Dacken secretary, J A McWard treasurer. Thirty-one members paid 10 each, aiming to reach two hundred members regionally for mutual advantage and general benefit of motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Automobile Club
B. A. Goodspeed
M. P. Conway
C. L. Campbell
H. G. Dacken
J. A. McWard
Atlantic
Bargain Lisle Hose At Gillettes Store
Fifty cent gauze lisle hose offered at thirty nine cents, described as fine French lisle and silk lisle, very thin and light weight. Gillettes department store promotes these as the best bargains in fine hose currently available.
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Gillettes Se
For Sale Hotel and Restaurant Stock in Marne
Bargain on hotel and restaurant stock and fixtures plus two garden lots for sale before June 30. Quick inquiry to Mrs. R. E. Derby, Box 28, Marne. Also house for sale or rent in which I live, six rooms, good condition, contact John Blake, dentist, over Alexander's store. It pays to advertise in three News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
R. E. Derby
Delegates disputed after ward primary vote ruling
The Third Ward delegate count sparked the joke of the primary as officials show progressive Republican delegates chosen by Democrats with two votes to one for the Democratic ticket. A county attorney ruling returns the Democratic delegates, stating the other delegates cannot serve.
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Third Ward
New White Waists Displayed in All New Styles
Store offers a gleaming assortment of weather waists in the latest styles at all prices. Gillettes feature in the new display with appealing options and value for shoppers seeking fresh wardrobe additions.
Dre W Hammer at Rewnsky's store and offices
A fragment notes Dre W Hammer visiting Rewnsky's, with a phone number 417 listed for contact regarding store and office matters. Details are sparse and uncertain due to damaged OCR.
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Dre W
Hammer
Rewnsky’s
Phose 417
Earthquake Furor Ties Iceland to Washington Dispatch
Washington June 16 Reports from Washington state that instruments recorded a tremor in Iceland. Officials note the quake may have global seismic implications while details remain uncertain. Authorities await fuller data from Icelandic seismographs and international observatories.
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Iceland
Washington, D. C
Two Accidents at Red Oak Race Day
Large crowd attends Pactoleous park for auto races in Red Oak Iowa on June 16. Two cars overturned during today’s events with injuries reported including one seriously hurt. National 40 wins the 25 mile race amid the crashes and ongoing crowd.
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Red Oak
Pactoleous Park
Fight may go on despite stop on amphitheatre work
San Francisco June 16 United Press reports work on the amphitheatre for the Teof fries Johnson bout was halted after Governor Gillette opposed holding the fight. Rickard and Gleason said they will take the case to court and, if forced out of San Francisco, will move the event to Reno Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickard
Gleason
Reno
Nevada
United Press
San Francisco
Gillette
California
Frisco
Nev
Foundry Fire Destroys Chicago Plant. $30,000 Loss
June 16 Chicago reports the Hansel Bleek foundry plant was destroyed by a fire causing about $30,000 in damage. Firemen battled the blaze through the day, with authorities noting extensive damage to the industrial facility and surrounding area.
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Chicago
United Press
Hansel Bleeck
Webb vows to stop big fight if not fought to finish
San Francisco June 16 Attorney General Webb issued a statement saying he will follow the governor’s orders and halt the big fight. If the event is not a fight to the finish as advertised, he calls it a fake and says it should be stopped anyway.
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United Press
San Francisco
Webb
Weather and Wash Suits Preview Tonight and Friday
Generally fair and warm conditions persist into tonight and Friday. Advertisers promote new tailored wash suits made from linen and cotton fabrics, offered in exclusive styles with prices ranging from five to sixteen dollars.
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Gillettes Ee
Funeral for Mrs Edwards set for Cumberland Baptist Church
Funeral services for the late Mrs G T Edwards will be held at ten o clock tomorrow morning at Cumberland Baptist Church with interment in Cumberland Cemetery. It is expected a number from the city will attend the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Baptist Church
G. T. ‘Edwards
Cumberland
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McNeil & Petit
North- West
Company H
Unique
Airdome
Metropolitan
The
Majestic
Sherm
Sherm Myers
Grant Township
Sherw
Navy
E. F Johnson
Babe” Johnson
Ed Johnson
Galesburg, Ill
BRY Goods
Lewis
W. Rowley
D. W. Hickmann
B.C. Harris
Treas
W. B. Davis
W. W. Albright
W. M. Elston
Ben Stevens
E. B. Hardenbergh
M. H. Elliott
Dany Meredith
Iouid C. A. Meredith
Abner Gibson
Chas. F. Chase
Lt. J. Kewin
B.A. Goodspeed
Nels. Nelson
Henry Heaton
Nels Jensen
L. L. Dorsey
John Welton
H. B. Hardenburg
Samuel Wood
W. Pierce
David Ross
Chas. Fulton
Hid Berg
Porterfield
Cleveland
Heisman
John Blake
C. F. Swift
Tim Morrissey
Presbyterian Kensington
Joyce Anderson
Taylor
Pratt
Masteller
Fred Jipsen
Henry Jipsen
Chas. Taylor
Stevenson
Yi Tee
Vudor
Giffen's
Frank Pellett
Prof. King
Atlantic Auto. Club
Firemen’s Hall
Dr. Jie
Ki Williaing
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Christensen Bros
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