Tariff Bill Move Signals Early Senate Passage
Washington June 17 The senate finance committee aims to push the Canadian reciprocity bill to a swift final vote with leaders predicting a clear majority without changing it. Chairman Penrose announced sixty votes in favor and more than that against Root’s pulp wood amendment as the measure passed the second reading and adjourned until Monday. Senator Townsend signaled plans to offer an amendment directing renewed talks for a broader reciprocity accord.
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Washington
D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Penrose
Fenrose
Gallinger
Petrose
Smith
Lincoln
Grant
Blaine
Root
Finance Committee
Schelm Withdraws From Atlantic Vulcanizing Firm
EB C Schelm withdraws from the Atlantic Vulcanizing Company leaving Mark Johnson to run the vulcanizing business. Schelm will devote himself to his bakery business and Johnson will handle the vulcanizing operations alone.
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Schelm
EB C. Schelm
Mark Johnson
Atlantic Vulcanizing Company
Mr. Johnson
Wiota to launch new Wiota Record newspaper
Prof R J Cornell of Wiota plans a five column eight page weekly titled the Wiota Record to debut on the 29th. He bought a complete Great Western Type Foundry plant, and will publish with help from the Treynor Record staff who mock his early tenure as publisher. neighbors express support and wish him success.
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R. J. Gorngll
Wiota
Treynor Record
Treynor
Iowa
Wiota Record
Cornell
Great Western Type Foundry
Omaha
R. J. Cornell
Record
Jesse James
Whitney brothers set quick auto record to Omaha
T H Whitney and his brother J G Whitney made a two hour and three quarter trip from here to the Bluffs and on to Omaha in a Premier car. They cited faster road time than Rock Island trains and noted seeing Indianapolis auto race films while in the Bluffs.
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T. H. Whitney
Bluff City
J. G. Whitney
Bluffs
Omaha
Rock Island
Indianapolia
Harris Hopley wedding at Lewis noted in detail
Special to the News Lewis Indiana June 17 at the First Congregational church the marriage of Miss Mary Hopley and James P Harris and Miss Minnie Hopley and Fred T Muffley with a reception and three course luncheon followed. The couples plan a wedding trip east and home by August first. The Harris and Muffley families are prominent Cass County figures with out-of-town guests from Atlantic.
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Lewis
First Congregational
Myers
Mary Hopley
James P. Harrismat
Minnie Hopley
Fred T. Muffiley
Ida
Mendelssohn
Edward Askew
Valley Junction
Geraldine Gilchrist
Center Point
Vesta Lister
Newton
Katherine
Olive Holmes
Onawa
Priscilla Davis
Lucile Harris
Mary Haoglish
Des Moines
Alberta Harris
Askew
Hopley
Harris
Wis
Mrs. Murf
Mr. Muffley
Soldier
Idaho
Atlantic
No Patronage at Red Oak Post Office Opening
Red Oak opened a postal savings bank on Monday June 12 amid a single depositor Miss Golden Rule, daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Rule, and only three days later no further deposits had been made. Officials withheld depositor names but confirmed the lone opening. Local residents, served by five banks, question the need for the postal bank despite government guarantees. The article notes Red Oak's community supports local banks and the bank likely will attract more deposits in time.
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Red Oak
Hitchcock
United States Guarantee
Golden Rule
G. L. Rule
Miss Rule
Eitifer
Weather forecast for Iowa with cooler night and showers
The forecast notes unsettled weather for Iowa with cooler tonight and showers in the eastern and southern portions. Sunday is expected generally cloudy with threat of shower activity mainly in the east.
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Iowa
Atlantic vaudeville to double bill after rainout
Friday night big double header postponed by rain and merged with Saturday to form the largest Atlantic vaudeville show yet. Tickets priced 10 and 15 cents. Also notes John Seaman is ill with typhoid fever and a nurse tends him at his bedside. friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Atlantic
John Seaman
Nurge
New Cadillac Replaces Lost Mitchell Car
Alvert Brehmer of the Morton vicinity, who recently lost his Mitchell automobile when it caught fire on the road, has a new Cadillac car to take its place. He drove to town in the new car yesterday. The big embroidery sale is Tuesday at 2 p.m. See them in our window. 25 cents per yard. 2417 Melcher and Salvethr.
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Alvert Brehmer
Morton
Mitchell
Melcher, & Salvethr
Dr W Bradley Family Leaves Tuesday for West
Dr W Bradley and family depart Tuesday morning for the west first stopping two weeks in Wheatland Wyoming then moving to Colorado Springs to seek a location. He is superintendent of the Bible school of the Christian church and many church members surprised them at their home last evening. Guests supplied their own refreshments and all had a fine time. It was a farewell party and friends wish the change will benefit his health.
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Dr. W. Bradley
West
Wheatland
Wyo
Colorado Springs
Bradley
Bible School of the
Christian Church
Wholesale Ticket Frauds Suspected in Chicago
June 17 arrest of John Farris a Illinois Central conductor and his brother William L Farris uncovers a nationwide plan to defraud transportation firms with counterfeit streetcar tickets. A printing outfit for tickets was seized at the Farris home. Joseph C Hart a printer was also arrested admitting he printed thousands of tickets for the scheme. The defendants waived preliminary hearings and vowed to post bonds for court appearance in Cleveland.
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Chicago
John &. Farris
Tlinois Central Railroad
Wm. L. Farris
United States Secret Service
Farris
Secret Service
John Farrig
Joseph C. Hart
Farris Brothers
United States
Judge Arthur Takes the Oath In Council Bluffs
Judge Thomas Arthur was sworn in as judge of the Fifteenth judicial district in Council Bluffs on June 17. He appointed Arthur Williams as court reporter, replacing Judge Green. Williams, well known in the city, will begin by handling unfinished business with visits to Audubon, Harlan, and Atlantic.
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News Council Bluffs
Thomas Arthur
Fifteenth Judicial District
Governor Carroll, Ao
Arthur
Arthur Williams
Judge Green
Williams
District Court
Audubon
Harlan
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
Barn Blaze Destroys Bailey Farm Near Lewis
A large barn on Roy Bailey's farm near Lewis burned last evening at about 6 30 striking by lightning. The fire consumed the barn its contents including four tons of hay 300 bushels of corn other grain and about 200 dollars worth of implements. Total loss about 1600 with 1200 insured. No horses hogs or car were in the barn at the time.
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Starn
Roy Bailey
Lewis
Mr. Bailey
Gies
Boy’s jaw broken by kick near Sidney
Five year old son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Henderson near Sidney Iowa was kicked in the face by a horse on Wednesday evening. The boy suffered a severely broken jaw and multiple facial injuries though the wounds are not considered dangerous.
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Jesse Henderson
Sidney
Jesse Hender
Here
Keltz May Head Elks in Iowa State Meet
Webster City leader B F Keltz, urged by many friends, may seek president of the Iowa State Elks association as Sioux City hosts the convention next week. Current active candidates are Sherman Meyers Waterloo George Reddick Iowa City and William Wallingford Des Moines.
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Webster City
B. F. Keltz
Iowa State Elks’ Association
Sioux City
Keltz
Thia
Sherman Meyers
Waterloo
George Reddick
Iowa City
William Wallingford
Des Moines
Iowa
Will Move to Elk Horn
C Thompson and family leave Atlantic for Elk Horn in Shelby county. They have resided in Atlantic many years and made many friends. Thompson is regarded as an upright man and will do well in his new home. He has acquired land in Elk Horn to improve for occupation and profit. The News regrets their departure and wishes happiness and prosperity.
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Cornell
Wiota
Atlantic
C. Thompson
Hick Horn
Shelby County
Thompson
Elk Horn
Warning to Farmers Overbogus Creamery Promoters
State Dairy and Food Commissioner Barney warns farmers about promoters falsely claiming dairy department authority. He notes no one outside the department staff may operate such outreach, offering to send assistant commissioners to help organize creameries at no cost and provide constitutions, bylaws, and plans to reduce building and equipment expenses.
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State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Barney
Dairy and Food Department
Dairy and Food Commissioner
No Contract at Avoca Yet
The electric light committee of the city council and a committee of citizens at Avoca met last evening to receive bids on the electrolier system. No contract was let as the lowest bid would cost more than the funds available, and the action was postponed until more money is raised. McDougall Kitchen Cabinet gate at GIFFEN'S.
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Avoca
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Young Man of
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Pugh
L. H. Whitney
Conneil Bluffs
James FP
Fred Mauffley
McDougall
Giffen’s
Temporayy
National Bank
Bank
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
Postal Savings Bank
James Williams
F.C. Thompson
W. BE. Barney
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