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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1925

Page

5

Actress Gertude Astor to Wed Robert Siveling

Latest by wire items report actress Gertrude Astor engaged to marry Robert Siveling brother of oil magnate Drago Siveling. Astor making several pictures in a Long Island studio. Also notes various local incidents including a gas explosion injuring a Dubuque minister's wife, a Ku Klux Klan embezzlement charge in Cedar Falls, a Omaha holdup killing Charles Fuller, a Waterloo church injunction against pastor Robert Donald, rodeo money misappropriation in Centerville, and a boy suing over injuries on a moving train near Mason City.

Lima Gertrude Astor Cereen Aetish Ane Whuchter Pine Gloom Kyester Robert Sivelnng Drago Ty Worth Misa Astor Esland Waterloo Verne R. Loves Joy Cedar Falls Black Hawk County Ku Klux’ Klan Lovejoy R. L. McCanon Dea Moines Omaha Charles Fuller Fuller Mire Waterlooy la Iter Robert N. Donald Ginstor Walnut Freet Baptist Church District Court McDonald

Council Here Five Mill Levy for County Board Purposes

A garbled note outlines a proposed five mill levy by the city council for county board purposes. The text mentions oversight and remedies but remains unclear on specifics such as listing, timing, or actions to be taken to fix the plan.

New Orleans Dry Raids Target Bootleg Rings

Prohibition agents led a massive operation in the New Orleans region and Gulf coast, arresting scores of alleged wholesale bootleggers and seizing 100 gallons of whiskey and 1,200 pounds of law for. The crackdown, described as the greatest dry raid campaign in history, aimed to dismantle the inner circle of smugglers and backers amid graft investigations and a planned grand jury.

Chicago Larg Roche Reugnt Prohibition Sane New Orleans United States Bowers Toatleyererden New Orléans St. Jeen Gulf Coast New Bow St. Bowis Joseph Pew Pass Christian Fenton Miss Jones Mississippi IL Daley We Estate

Merry Carolers Toss waiter Out of Hotel Window

A waiter named Sol Trencher at Jack's Eat ing Haus in New York was tossed from a hotel window by a party of entertainers led by Pauline the Magician. Trencher sustained a fractured skull and broken legs. Pauline, Philip, Henry Cust and Pauline’s wife, currently under police questioning, faced accusations as the group allegedly staged a late night room party over a disputed bill.

New York Bhise Broadway Sol Trencher Jack Forties Taydyinir Bellevue Hwepital Alowith Trencher Flanders Dro Fusend A. Pauline Pauline Tuscarora, N. Y Fack Philip Henry Cust Pauiline Trenchier

Nebraska Killer Executed in Electric Chair

Walter Ray Simmons known as the Nebraska Killer faced the electric chair at the Nebraska state penitentiary in Lincoln. He received the death penalty for the murder of Frank Paul, a Spencer garage man, on May 15, 1922, ending a three year legal battle to delay his execution.

Lincoln Neb Walter Ray Simmons Nebraska Nebraska State Frank Paul

Calhoun County Looks to Build Real Highways

Calhoun County board of supervisors plans to let contracts for road work as part of a project stretching about 26 miles. Officials aim to improve major routes through Rogkewell City area and surrounding townships with state and local funds.

Rogkwell City Board of Supervisors

Greater Atlantic Committee Targets Road Overflow Fix

A select committee led by A. A. Gillette Dr F L Berker and the president was formed to study fixing chronic flooding on West Second and West Sixth Streets and North Olive Street in Atlantic. The panel will report in two weeks then seek action from the city council and county board. Rev Gable thanked the group for cooperation and asked for rooms to house Des Moines conference visitors.

West Second West Sixth North Olive Street Atlanic Atlantic A. A. Gillette FL d. Berker County Board of Site M. E. Church

Grove Township Farm Bureau to Picnic Tomorrow

Grove Township Farm Bureau plans a Sunnyside Park picnic tomorrow evening with a 6:00 picnic supper and a program including community singing at 7:00, an address by Mrs. T. L. Smith at 7:10, and a talk by J. F. Coupe at 7:30 followed by medical numbers and readings. All are invited to attend.

Sunnyside Park Grove Township Farm Bureau T. L. Smith County Farm Bureau J. F. Coupe Agalste Laieercoataris Iowa Farm Bureau

Charlie Chaplin Ill With Cold At Ritz

New York Aug 12 Chaplin film comedian sent to bed at the Ritz under treatment. Secretary denied reports of a breakdown. He was resting and tired out after filming duties and expects to recuperate.

York Chaplin the Ritz

Morgan seeks injunction against new traffic rule

A C Morgan files for a temporary injunction to stall a city traffic rule affecting a Chestigh street cafe on the west side near Fourth. The suit argues the rule diverts tourists and harms business while claiming the measure was not properly outlined. The court set a hearing date for the temporary injunction in Ashton.

A. C. Morgan Morgen Morgan Chestigh Ashton Eto Ton

Cinderella’s gilded dream ends as girl returns to rags

Mary Spas, once rescued by Edward W. Browning in a tale of wealth and romance, is back at 27 Wilton Street Astoria. The former Cinderella’s lavish gifts are being returned to the “princess for a week” as the millionaire’s adoptive affair dissolves amid street gossip and old neighborhood life.

New York Hinsi Mary Spas Pruce Charming Wilton Street Astoria Miles Edward W. Browning Kew Gardens Inn

Steck Leads in Senate Vote Recount in Iowa

Danial Steck, Democratic candidate for the Iowa Senate seat held by Republican Sen. Smith W. Brookhart, surged to a lead in the statewide recount. With 44 counties counted, Steck had 174,751 votes to Brookhart’s 170,839, amid 4,486 contested ballots, most in Brookhart’s favor.

Washington UINS Danial Steck Smith W. Brookhart Lee Linn Steck Brookhart

No Sensation in Death of Two Griswold Lads

Coroner Bo L. Reta and W. A. McKee report no sensational details in the deaths of Blewarts and Charles Wale, two Griswold boys aged 6 and 4. Early reports cite suspected pork, green cucumbers, and green tomatoes in their diet over several days. Officials say illness and unsanitary living conditions contributed. funeral services were held at the Griswold Christian church with interment in Griswold cemetery.

Bo L. Reta W. A. McKee Blewarts Charles Wale Charles Waly Santars Christian Church of Grigwold Worden Tiott Christian Vhuren Griswold W. E. Steward

Three Wounded in Wildcat Strike at Illinois Mine

Benton Illinois August 12 three labor officials were wounded and hospitalized after a three day wildcat coal strike near Zeigler and West Frankfort. Gunfire and chaos erupted at a miners meeting as foreign and communist elements were blamed. Rioters attacked doors and threatened disorder, with three arrests and authorities claiming the situation under control.

Illinois Zlicler INS Yoone Frankfurt Eles Tae Moke Cwenty Fox Cons Sim Benton Neagher Willewt Zeig Jor Sheriff White Af Benton Smoners’ Hall West Frankfort Zeigler

France and England reach accord on security pact note

Paris and London under Briand and Chamberlain reached rapid agreement on the draft note to be sent to Germany in reply to Weilheimstrasse. The French and English foreign ministers concluded talks this afternoon and decided no further conferences were needed with Herr Stresemann.

London INS M. Briand Yrench Austen Chamberlain Germany Weilheimstrasse Paris Frech Stresemann

Weather Forecast Summary for Region Northeast and Northwest

Cloudy tonight with showers in the northeast portion. Mostly fair Thursday. Slightly warmer in the northwest.

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