U S Likely To Join League As Associate Member
The United States plans to join the League of Nations as an associate member, not a full member, reflecting wartime ties. Colonel Edward M House touted as hero in interviews with newspaper correspondents. A separate suit in Des Moines seeks 150 000 dollars against a national bank over alleged actions by former officials.
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Atlantic Young People Wed in Adel Double Ceremony
Two Atlantic sisters, Miss Thelma Jones and Miss Mildred Jones, married in Adel in a double ceremony. Thelma wed Harold Baker, son of H. M. Baker, and Mildred married Gail Nelson, son of State Senator Julius A. Nelson. Rev. Clarence Bigelow led the service.
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Last Rites Today for Boy Who Died as Result of Fall
Funeral services for Bernhard Wilfred Kitts aged about five died from injuries while at play. The service was held at Peace Evangelical church Seventh and Walnut Streets at 2 oclock in the afternoon. The Rev G A Heell officiated. Pallbearers included Chirence Pooh Miclhilta Paul Ellis Carl Rathnow Albert Steffens and Walter Selfens. Interment followed at Athintic cemetery.
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Steck Maintains Lead After Recount in Town Senatorial Race
In Washington Aug 20 the senate elections committee announced the recount of six counties shows Democrat Daniel F Steck leading Senator Smith W Brookhart by 11 025 votes in the contested Town Senatorial election. Uncontested totals were Steck 248174 Brookhart 225149.
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Conley Dies Last Evening at Iowa City Hospital
Local grocer C. O. Conley died last night at Iowa City hospital after an exploratory operation revealed his case hopeless. Funeral arrangements and funeral announcements were not yet made.
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Senior Iowa Senator In County Today Victor Lawson Dies
Victor Lawson veteran Chicago publisher died last night at his lakefront mansion after a long illness. He led the Daily News for decades, with no children to mourn his loss. Family and business associates gathered as plans for funeral were deferred. His career traced from Norwegian heritage through newspaper leadership and ties to Chicago’s press history.
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Funeral Tomorrow for Elk Horn Lady Mrs Simon Pedersen
Funeral services for Mrs. Simon Pedersen of Elk Horn will be held tomorrow at the GW Hansen funeral parlors in Elk Horn. She died Tuesday evening in Atlantic hospital and will be interred in Elk Horn.
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News Telegraph Coupon Offer Boosts Votes in Subscriptions
A subscription coupon promises 20 000 extra votes and a nomination blank with the first subscription, bringing a potential total of 37 000 votes. The offer is valid only when accompanied by subscription remittance and the subscriber’s name is clearly provided.
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Ellingison Case Goes to Jury Today
San Francisco reports that the Ellingson case is expected to go to a jury today with proceedings set for 2:00 PM. Witnesses and attorneys argued over direction of the trial as courtroom activity intensified amid heightened security and public interest.
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Patrolman Ollie Ahomas Killed by Robbers in Des Moines
Early today Des Moines police found Patrolman Ollie Ahomas dead in a patley near Corser estadrant. A bloodstained cap with a Private Clothing Company tag and a Chevrolet theft scene tied killers to an escape with two women aboard. The officer’s gun was missing, suggesting a return of fire before the robbers fled toward Marion, Indiana bound comments unclear.
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Victim Found Alive in Carlisle Case Sparks Release
Des Moines Aug 20 with Mrs Mary Crist of Waterloo sworn that Jeanette Miller was alive on the 27th. The Vogel case returned to Carlisle as a suspect was dropped. Vogel arrived with a bride of four months who was said to have been jilted Jeanette. Authorities held traces including car cushions a hat a glove a handkerchief a blood stained cloth and rubbers found two miles northwest of the straw stack. Scraps of notebook and a letter were also recovered.
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Former Massena Man Buried From Victoria Church
Funeral services were held at 2 p m yesterday for Herman Reichardt a former rural Massena man who died at his home in Henrietta Minnesota several days ago The services were at the Victoria township Church with Rev Wuebben officiating at the cemetery Reichardt about 46 years old is survived by his wife formerly Miss Elizabeth Heffig one son two adopted and three half brothers Edward and Lewis three late Mrs Larry Lovestoidt Martha Kuesel May Miss Hattie at home His kin also survive
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Cummins Talks Railroads and Dry Law Abroad
Senator Albert Cummins spoke in Des Moines outlining railroad consolidation needs to avoid excessive government operation costs. He warned government operation could cost the nation and urged preserving private railroad equity, noting 70,000 miles of single track earn little. He doubted Dawes rule change and expected prohibition to work itself out, with no major changes expected to the 18th Amendment.
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Weather forecast fragment passes into night and Friday
Fragmentary weather notice indicates generally unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with likely showers and variable skies. No specific temperatures or locales are provided in the readable text.
Atlantic Herd Wins Multiple Prizes at Avoca Fair
A garbled report from Avoca fair notes Atlantic Herd achieving several prizes amid unclear details. Names and events are fragmented, with scattered references to prizes, people, and local stalls.
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Convicts May Be Hanged After San Quentin Break
San Francisco August 20 six to ten inmates involved in a prison break from San Quentin were recaptured after an air chase and charged with murder. Warden Smith reported a guard Morgan Grageen was beaten and died. Immediate execution is being considered for the six to ten men by authorities.
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Harlan Lady Medalist in S W Iowa Tourney
Mrs A J Clapp, southwestern Iowa golf champion and state runner up, won the S W Iowa women's medal honors at Jan Tuesday for the second straight year. She posted a weave of two, five strokes under rival Mrs Strohbehn of Council Bluffs. Olga Reylet won the putting contest with twenty nine puts in eighteen holes. The Harlan team including Miss Jane Alice Clapp, Mrs Hal Campbell and Mrs Frank Massse captured the team championship, finishing twenty five strokes ahead of Atlantic.
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Senator Cummins Sees Possible Dry Law Shake Up
Senator Cummins discussed Congress liberalizing liquor laws to higher alcohol content and doubted Supreme Court reversal. He warned the shake-up could unfold differently. Cummins plans October Washington trip and reports good health and heavy daily work. He was accompanied by Secretary Hanrahan and County Chairman Ben A. Friends.
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Griswold Reunion Session and Local Fight Night
The Griswold Reunion plans a session with sports and entertainment features including a crowd at the ree union. Farmer lounge of St Paul won the main event over Bearcat Barricht of south Omaha with Lodge injured and carried off. Everett Strong vs Cyclone William headlines tonight’s boxing card plus a baseball result with Griswold beating Council Bluffs American Legion 4 to 1. A Ford tour car giveaway is scheduled for tomorrow’s big dance.
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Marriage Ends Chain Of Troubles For Safe Lewis
Smoky Lewis a former Anita youth with a troubled past obtained a marriage license and was jailed on an old indictment after chicken theft. He married Ruth Wright last evening by Reverend M A Gable of the M E church, with hopes for a peaceful future.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph Launches Big Auto Gift Campaign
The Atlantic News-Telegraph announces a sweeping prize drive offering over $7,000 in gifts including three new cars the Willys Knight sedan Hudson coach and Chrysler sedan to every resident in the area who enters. No red tape no cost to participants and every entrant is guaranteed a cash gift or vote toward the prizes.
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