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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
5
The Carroll girl Ja. Schrader, 19, was crushed when trapped beneath a heavily loaded wagon driven by her father while helping husk corn. Reports describe the fatal accident and attempts to aid her before death.
Readable weather note indicates unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with rising temperatures. No specific locations or times provided.
A local agricultural conference criticized bankers for delaying farm relief. Governor and Senator Hogue urged swift action to reduce debt and price crops fairly. They contrasted past railroads bailouts with current farm struggles, noting many farmers cannot borrow or hold corn due to high interest and storage costs.
Penney stores coordinate Golden Rule Sunday to collect donations for Near East Relief. Shoppers are urged to give and send funds via Atlantic City or New York stores, replacing earlier in-person collection methods with a mail plan.
A complaint alleging fraud against Republican Brookhart of Town was filed with the seat elections committee. He E. Spangler, solicitor for the republican state central committee, claimed Brookhart was fraudulently elected and that thousands of town voters were disfranchised.
Fragmentary text cites an arrest connected to a group of women and a person named Robert with unclear details. The source wording is garbled and does not establish clear facts, dates, or locations.
The Walohi Campfire group in Aclanting presents a free act comedy drama The Call of Wohelo a camp fire play Friday evening to benefit the Walohi nursery at the hospital. Proceeds will fund bassinets for the hospital nursery and support community work by the girls. The article traces the camp’s history and lists early members and guardians with several names appearing.
U S Senate hopeful J Clarew Mbings, a wealthy attorney, will address the Lions Club at the Calumet cafe during the regular weekly meeting. The candidate plans to outline his views ahead of the campaign.
The court sustained a motion to direct a verdict for Archer after testimony by the state. Jurors were excused for the morning, and the Geeken false pretense case was dismissed due to lack of testimony from Rex Welton. The proceeding shifts to upcoming manslaughter and embezzlement matters with a panel of local jurors.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Fred Wil Ham a woman shot by her husband after finding him with another man in her Omaha apartment. Her former husband and her husband attended the service at Stanhome, where the body will be buried.
W. Pierson, a banker from Afton, was found guilty by a district court today on one count of fraudulent banking tied to the closed State Bank of Pirajs in Afton. Details remain unclear as the record cites continued proceedings against others involved.
In Minneapolis an investigation continues into the suspected poisoning death of a retired pastor. Coroner Gilbert reviews motive and evidence as officers pursue leads, while questions linger over the circumstances surrounding the death and potential suspects.
Webster City man B.A. Harddlestub topped the grand champion class at the International live stock show, taking the blue ribbon with Mil dred C and Rupewood Surprise as reserves. Belle Champion owned by W.A. Lynch captured junior champ, while Mischief Maker earned reserve senior and reserve grand honors.
Bank robbery aftermath reports say two bandits escaped into darkness while a posse pursued them. A reward of 31,000 per head was offered by the bankers association to aid capture. The bandits reportedly fled after the heist, with no injuries or immediate arrests announced.
The report describes protests against U S intervention in a boundary dispute between Chile and Peru. It notes Chile seeking league involvement and U S efforts to keep hands off while urging fairness supervision of any settlement. President Coolidge is cited regarding plebiscite options, with officials calling for careful handling of sovereignty issues.
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