25 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1913
Page
1
An advertisement urges readers not to overexert at home washing and promotes Mode Steam Laundry for high quality, economical family washing services. It invites potential customers to try the service, claiming they will rely on it thereafter. Phone 315.
An old style plea promotes the Ransomerian Business College claiming national reputation and personal instruction in bookkeeping banking shorthand typewriting penmanship and civil service. It promises better salaries for graduates and invites readers to request a free booklet with samples of penmanship by C W Ransom and details on a champion prize penmanship course.
F. Oren Gaminetti reports that after Diggs was convicted, his associate faces trial on similar charges. The development places renewed focus on the case's network and potential subsequent verdicts. Authorities indicate ongoing legal proceedings and anticipated court dates.
Washington reports indicate Central and South American nations support the United States push for a peaceful Mexican settlement. If Huerta fails to offer satisfactory overtures, President Wilson will address Congress outlining recognition only for constitutional government in Mexico and U.S. plans to eliminate Huerta and restore lawful southern republic government. Diplomatic circles note broad world support, with France cited as backing the policy.
Practically certain Presidont Romeare and Foreign Minister Pichon would not receive Francisco de la Beria, appointed minister to France by President Huerta and now en route to his post.
Theodore Roosevelt spent ten minutes in Kansas City en route to the east after Arizona and Grand Canyon travels. He said he may skip the Chicago Progressive conference due to preparations for a South American trip starting October 4, noting he wanted to see the snake dance and favorably viewed his observations of Hopi and other southwestern tribes.
J L Hackl of Lincoln Ill reports curing kidney trouble that began with a lame back using Foley's Kidney Pills. Ad touts backache relief, lists symptoms, claims quick lasting help and notes pills contain no habit forming drugs with availability from local druggists.
Harry K Thaw, reconciled with Canadian lawyers, prepares for a potential writ of habeas corpus in superior court over deportation as an undesirable alien. If immigration authorities decide on deportation, Canadian counsel withdraw and U S lawyers pursue extradition battles, likely to Vermont. The outcome may span weeks or more.
Twenty eight persons were injured in a rear end collision between two St. Louis and San Francisco passenger trains at Newburgh Missouri. The report lists the incident among other regional notices and business mentions from the period.
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