Emerson Debates Reform and Progressive Legislation in Wiota
In Wiota on Wednesday, W. B. Emerson argued against the governor's reform and progressive agenda, citing Senate File 159 limiting dividends of stock life insurers to 8 percent and House File 458 probing the International Harvester trust. He criticized Meredith and Maytag allies, noted opposition to binding twine production at Anamosa, and criticized rural telephone tax exemptions, arguing such records explain why Swan avoided a joint debate.
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Wiota
W. B. Emerson
Swan
Emerson
Senate
Jamison
Iowa
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Des Moines
F. M. Hubbell
House
Committee On Appropriations
Maytag
Jasper
Dow
Towa
Jtowa
Anamosa
International Harvester Company
Meredith
House Journal
Kimmel
Garst
Geneva
Thanks for sympathy and floral tributes after death
The Fleming family and H. Mutum express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for loving sympathy and assistance during their father's illness and for the beautiful floral tributes. May God bless you.
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A. B. Fleming
H. Mutum
City closes for Memorial Day observance
Close Memorial Day noted with city parks offices courthouse and businesses shut. The post office closes after 10 AM tomorrow with one business and one general delivery in the morning. Rural carriers will not make trips.
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Court House
One Day Only Sale at Gillette's and Bailey's Store
A one day sale event promises lowest prices on new first class goods at Gillette's with additional offerings at Bailey's Store. The message emphasizes no nervousness and easier nights after drinking Koffe-no, noting Saturday service at Bailey's.
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Gillette's
Bailey's
Gillette’s
Delegates to Be Voted On At The Primary Stickers Print Ballots
Delegates for county party conventions will appear on sticker ballots rather than printed lists. Allison and Cummings tickets are nominated in several townships. In Fourth ward Allison slate includes Fish Lavery Seeman Petit Harris Lang Huggard Brown Hunter Mathews Aston Fulton Brown and Johnson Committeeman Johnson. In Cass township Allison delegates list Haworth Harris Hardenburgh Temple Crawford Plunkett Heimbaugh Roberts Wham Anderson Kunze Jahnke Hancock and Baker.
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Allison
Cummings
George Fish
Clarence Lavery
Ira Seeman
Ed Petit
Tom Harris
Zeno Lang
J. Huggard
Henry M. Brown
W. Hunter
Frank Mathews
James Aston
H.W. Fulton
I. N. Brown
C. B. Johnson
Cass Township
A.C. Haworth W
J. Harris
H. B. Hardenburgh
J. C. Temple
H. M. Crawford
I. Z. Plunkett
J E. Heimbaugh
F. M. Roberts
Emil Wham
A. O. Anderson
H. D. Kunze
Ernest Jahnke
John Hancock
J. H. Baker
Town News Highlights From Atlantic Evening News
Daily rounds yield items on Dan Delaheyde traveling to Chicago for work from Omaha, R B Anderson and family visiting Shenandoah friends, Howard Marshall off to Des Moines for intercollegiate meet, J H Marshall and son accompanying, Horace Sears and wife at Hancock for brother's funeral, heart trouble cited as main cause after long illness.
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Howard Marshall
Des Moines
J. H. Marshall
Sam
Horace Sears
Hancock
Mr. Sears
Robinsons Move to Omaha for New Home
Mr and Mrs H 3 Robinson plan to leave the city on Monday for Omaha where they will reside. They have placed their Maple Street home in Mrs J A Conerd's name. The Robinsons will keep their business ties and many friends here send best wishes for their new life.
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H. 3. Robinson
Omaha
Maple Street
J. A. Conerd
Robinson
Airs. Robinson
Atlantic Northern and Southern Suspend Trains
The Atlantic Northern and Southern ran no trains today due to the roadbed not being safe. A single train to astro may be possible. A board meeting is set for this evening to allow northern men to attend. otherwise it will be held later.
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Atlantic Northern
Al Dunn Laments Poor Health At Milford Kin By Bedside
Al Dunn remains in critical condition as medical staff battle to stabilize him. His uncle Dr Scott of Milford and his son Walter arrived in the city and are at his bedside as reports indicate the illness may have reached a terminal phase.
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Dunn
al. Dunn
Scott
Milford
Walter
City
Veteran Railroader Recalls Des Moines Meeting
Frank Cain, superintendent of the Atlantic Northern and Southern, attended a veteran railroader gathering in Des Moines. He called the event grand and enjoyed reconnecting with old colleagues. Badges featured a four box car design with I V R R initials and the coupon ticket style program showed an old Iowa engine. Gillette's advertises Saturday linen and napkin sets.
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Frank Cain
Atlantic
Northern and Southern
Timber
Des Moines
Frank
Iowa
Cain
Pleasant Society Gatherings From Local hosts and students
Mrs J T Winne hosted the Board of Trade club for a six handed euchre game and a two course lunch. The Atlantic high school junior class hosted a senior class reception at the Old Homestead home of Mr and Mrs W A McWard with music readings and vocal solos. Over 100 attended including school board faculty and guests Miss Gladys Hart and Russell Swift enjoyed the event.
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J. T. Winne
Board of Trade Club
Josephine Winne
The
Atlantic High School
Will Cornell
James Page
C. M. Cole
Gladys Hart
Council Bluffs
Marie Niles
Russell Swift
Harlan
Death of Elva May Reitz
Elva May Reitz aged 5 died at a city hospital from appendicitis after an operation. Born March 8, 1900 in Jefferson County Pennsylvania, she lived at 05 Pine Street with her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Reitz and siblings. Funeral at 10:30 Saturday at the Church of Christ with Rev. W. M. Elston officiating. interment in Atlantic Cemetery.
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Elva May Rietz
D. C. Reitz
Pine Street
Jefferson County
Penn
Church of Christ
W. M. Elston
Atlantic Cemetery
Iowa State University Commencement Programs Issued
State university at Iowa City released the commencement programs for the event running from June 12 to June 17, inclusive.
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U. S
The
State University At
Iowa City
Boorman to Speak at Audubon Memorial Day Ceremony
Attorney H. M. Boorman will address Audubon observers at the Memorial Day event tomorrow. Residents anticipate a positive talk as Boorman is known for a cheerful speaking style.
Memorial Day Exercises Planned With Procession and Address
Tomorrow marks Memorial Day with ceremonies honoring fallen soldiers. The program includes a forenoon march from the G A R hall to the cemetery, then an afternoon gathering at city park led by drum corps and students, featuring readings, songs, and an address by Rev. I N Woodward.
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Women’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
J. G. Steinke
A. S. Henderson
America
W. M. Elston
I. N. Woodward
J. George
Water Recedes as Botna Falls Back to Normal Channel
The Botna river level drops and should return to its regular flow for a while. Saturday is announced as Table Linen day at Gillette's with customers urged to prepare for the event.
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Gillette's
Cummins Meeting at Lewis Draws 350 In- town and Out-of-town Crowd
About 350 to 400 people attended the Cummins meeting at Lewis with 111 from the city and eighty from Griswold joining a special train. The Atlantic and Griswold bands provided music. Attorney General Byers and T B Swan spoke, Swan urging democratic votes for Cummins, Byers praising Albert and his accomplishments. No stampede toward Cummins was recorded.
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Lewis
Griswold
Atlantic
Byers
T. B. Swan
Mr. Swan
Mr. Byers
Albert
Four Numbers for Epworth League Lecture Series
The Ep worth league executive committee announced four entertainment numbers for next year under the Mutual bureau of Chicago plus a lecture. Skovgaard the violinist, famed for his Stradivarius valued at 13000 dollars, headlines the lineup alongside the Toronto Male Quartet Eva Bartlett Macey company and Elias and Oreanne Truitt Day. Bishop McDowell was sought but could not be secured. John H Green of Rockport Texas, a Memorial Day visitor, recalls Atlantic’s early days and remains personable and unchanged.
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Epworth League
Mutual Bureau of Chicago
Skovgaard
Stradavarius
Toronto
Eva Bartlett Macey
Elias and
Oreanne Truitt
League
Bishop McDowell
John H. Green
Rockport
Texas
Atlantic
Mr. Green
No Cow Licensing Ordinance Questioned by Council
Council members and Mayor Straight urge publication to state no ordinance will license milk cows. The only proposed measure, if any, relates to periodic tuberculosis testing of dairy cows and herds as recommended by the State Board of Health.
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Straight
State Board of Health
Emerson speaks at Allison meeting in Noble township
W. B. Emerson of this city addresses an Allison meeting at the Lyman school house in Noble township on Saturday evening, discussing issues in the senatorial campaign. The next WCTU editor meeting is set for Wednesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs. TR Saverys home.
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W. B. Emerson
Allison
Lyman School House
Noble Township
Savery
Anita Tribune reports Fourth of July plans and local events
The Anita Tribune covers a proposed Fourth of July celebration in Anita, the local baseball team’s 15 to 1 victory over Avoca, a concert in Oakland, and various community updates including marriages, school appointments, and minor accidents.
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Western League results include Des Moines 3 Sioux City 1 and Denver 2 Lincoln 0 Omaha 0 Pueblo 14. American League Chicago 2 Boston 1 Detroit 10 Philadelphia 2 Washington 8 Cleveland 2 St Louis 4 New York 3. National League Chicago 8 St Louis 2 Boston 3 Pittsburg 1. American Association Minneapolis 3 Kansas City 2 Louisville 10 Indianapolis 1 Columbus 0 Toledo 5 St Paul 6 Milwaukee 3.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Denver
Lincoln
Pueblo
Omaha
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
S. Louis
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Lecture by Rev George on Heroes of Common Life
Rev J George of the Presbyterian church lectured at Marna last evening on Heroes of Common Life and Their Makers as part of school exercises. There was no class this year, but a large program was presented by the school.
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George
J. George
The
Presbyterian Church
Marna
Scho
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