Russians Weigh Cracow Battle as German Push Intensifies
Reinforcements for Germany are reported in Poland as Russians claim to be driving Austrians back and nearing Cracow. British dispatches note heavy cannonade and a global focus on the Cracow area as strategists weigh potential routes to Vienna and Berlin amid fierce eastern fighting.
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Petrograd
Poand
Cracow
Berlin
Poland
Et Prussa
Vienna
Breslau
Czenstochowia
Lodz
Lowicz
Kalisz
Silesia
Caucasus
Beyrt
French Cabinet Returns to Paris for Extraordinary Session
Paris reports announce the French cabinet will return to Paris for an extraordinary December 22 meeting. The ministers plan to leave Bordeaux for Paris soon and place themselves at the disposal of the chamber’s finance committee, with earlier rumors of a December resumption of government duties. An expert candy maker at the Atlantic Candy Kitchen is mentioned in passing.
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Paris
Hordeaux
Deparien
Bordeaux
Atlantic Candy Kitchen
Lewis pleas guilty in district court on inebriacy charge
S. H. Lewis appeared before Judge Arthur in the district court on information filed by his brother J T. Lewis. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the inebriate hospital at Knoxville, but the sentence was suspended on the condition he refrain from drinking and remain away from alcohol.
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S. H. Lewis
Arthur
District Court
J T. Lewis
Knoxville
Johnson With The Federals In 2 Year Pact
Coffeyville Kan Dec 4 Walter Johnson premier pitcher of the American league will join the Chicago Federals in the federal league for the next two years Johnson signed after negotiations and a conference with Joe Tinker The manager indicated Johnson will earn more than any other player and hinted at a high figure after telephoning president Weezhinen in Chicago the deal was quickly completed
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Coffeyville
Kan
Walter Johnson
Joe Tinker
Chicago Federals
Chicago
Tinker
Washington
Tiaker
Johnsen
Weezhinen
Chikara
Clairvoyant ring boss paid Chicago police for protection
Frank Ryan, alleged head of a clairvoyant swindle, told State’s Attorney Macky Hoyne in writing that he paid Chicago police $400 monthly for protection. He said he received $3,000 to $6,000 monthly as his share, plus $25 to $100 weekly to aid a policeman and to entertain officers who carried warrants. He claimed he never faced police or a complaint due to this protection.
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Chicago
Frank Ryan
Macky Hoyne
Ryan
Oldtown
Court proceedings and a divorce granted in district court
In district court Kewin and Carey remain in trial with defense testimony under way. A jury was empaneled for Page versus Clark with plans to excuse jurors until needed. Mrs Kathleen Perkins was granted a divorce from Rupe Perkins by default on grounds of drunkenness after his two year absence.
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Kewin
Atlantic Candy Kitchen Prices Right
Local shop advertises competitive pricing on sweet treats at Atlantic Candy Kitchen. Limited-time deals feature bulk buys and daily specials aimed at attracting passersby and families seeking inexpensive snacks.
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Atlantic Candy Kitchen
Activity in France Increases Allied Effort
By United Press Paris reports President Poincare King George King Albert and generals behind the Allied line. Some 40000 fresh troops have arrived along the Ypres front and the Allies intend to strike. Germans push near Arras but are repulsed in limited actions.
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The
United Press
Paris
Dew
Point Care
King George
King Albert
Kirchner
Jeffere Dela
Ypres
Ensire
Arras
Council Grants Consent for Street Air Station
City council approves D O Jones air station project after hearing support and objections from M B Nelson. Jones to install a curb tube with a retractable hose. Nelson backs away from opposition as council rescinds prior action and gives modified consent. Council also approves $36 expense and $1 for James Eiler to testify in the Murray Iron Works case and orders city clerks to file sewer contractor bills.
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M. B. Nelson
Farmers Savings Bank
Jones
Agai
Nelson
Henry
Opnion
James Itler
Murray Iron Works
Eiler
Wsconsin
No Smoking Banquet for City Boys Event
The commercial club banquet Tuesday evening will prohibit smoking in the dining room. Boys of the city will be guests, with the club bearing most of the cost. Each member who buys a ticket may take one boy free, with each ticket admitting a member and one boy.
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Commercial Club
Estelle
Elks Observe Private Memorial Service in 1914
Atlantic Lodge No. 446 A P O EF observes private memorial services at Conloy Ace store rooms Sunday afternoon December 6 1914 at 2 PM. E B Jones is listed as EB.
December campaign deadline for Belgian relief fund set
The article urges giving before December 15 as campaign closing approaches for Belgian relief. It notes recent ship shipments and cash totals, with W. C. Brown reporting cash receipts of 17206.56 and projections to rise. A list of corn and flour donations from numerous Iowa towns and individuals follows, highlighting community fundraising and pledge totals.
British Flood Out the Turks in Port Said Action
London Dec 4 The British floated a barge to clear a path east of Port Said Egypt to keep Tydtes dry amid reports of landing 34 000 Canadians in gyn. Persia protests against British violation of territory and industriality.
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United Press
London
Port Said
Egypt
Dri Hn
Gyn
Persia
Old Resident Writes Letter From Davidson Oklahoma
The News Telegraph reports a letter from 1881 resident John D McCandles now in Davidson Oklahoma. He notes level country with frost, good wheat and cotton, fair corn, and outbound hogs cattle shipments. He hopes to visit his old town again before he passes. His address is box 294 Davidson Oklahoma.
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News-Telegraph
John D. McCandles
Oklahoma
Davidson
McCandless
Foot disease wiped out in Des Moines cattle losses
Des Moines reports cattle and hog losses valued at sixty thousand dollars from foot and mouth disease. The U S government will pay sixty percent to farmers, with the state seeking a further appropriation to cover remaining costs. Dr T D Paxton leads a Washington instructed farm to farm canvass in infected districts. no cases known in Iowa at present.
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Des Moines
United States
T. D. Paxton
Iowa
Washington
Larsen Madison wed in Atlantic and Uninha home plans
Former Atlantic girl Miss Sarah Christine Larsen of Carnell Bluffs married Mr. George Francis Madison of Uninha. The wedding occurred Tuesday December 1. Larsen had long made Atlantic her home with her father Charles Larsen in the tailoring business. They will reside and be at home to friends after January 1 in Omaha.
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Sarah Christine Larsen
Carnell Bluffs
George Francis Madison
Uninha
Larsen
Atlantic
Charles Larsen
Madicon
Omaha
Guinn's Pleasant Call Ends Busy Canada Wheat Trip
B Guinn, a well known Adalt attorney, visited the city after business in Canada. He recently returned with large wheat holdings and reported the dry weather there hurt conditions but yielded good wheat. He spoke of marketing plans and appeared satisfied with the outcome of his voyage.
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B. Guinn
Sn A Ling
Guinn
Canada
Mwe
Farm yield figures listed for multiple individuals
The record lists numerous names with stated yields in bushels and measures. Individuals include N. Larson John Sorensen Ray Odem I and J Bigelow Lou Igartz Ceo Shepperd Palett Joyce Chris M Christensen W B White Sam Haneen L Fancoly and John Desmond, with varying quantities such as 11, 13, 6, 9, 5 bushels and weights in pounds and tBS.
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N. Larson
John Sorensen
Ray Odem
J. Bigelow
Keep
Lou Igartz
Shepperd
Palett
QO. Joyce
Chris M. Christensen
W. B. White
Atlantic Knitting Company Big Sale Advertised
The Atlantic Knitting Company advertises a four day sale on winter woolens for men women and children. Discounts up to fifty percent on sweaters and wool goods, to run Wednesday through Friday at Mrs Langtons millinery on Chestnut Street.
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Atlantic
Knitting Company
Wange
Atlantic Knitting Company
Tae
Peters
Tony
Stuart
Lang ’On
Chestnut Street
Wisconsin Congressman Frear Protests Waterway Pork Barrel
James A Frear congressman from Wisconsin's tenth district denounces a proposed river and harbor pork barrel. He cites a December lobby meeting in Washington and a history of wasteful projects, urging investigation and public exposure of political pull in waterways funding.
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James A. Frear
Congress
Wisconsin
Waterway Lobby
Washington
Scenerees
New York Board of Trade
Iabby
Senate
Treasury
Congressional
Polutior
Burton, Kenyon
James A Frear
L. C. THOMAS RETURNS TO BOONE WITH WIFE
L. C. Thomas formerly of this city now runs Boone Brokers Bank and is in town briefly to bring his wife back to Boone where she will live with him. Mrs. Thomas had stayed here while he was away. his ventures in Boone grow and friends wish him prosperity. Delicious hor cnermiara, 10¢ at the Atlantic Candy Kitchen.
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L. D. Thomas
Boone
Boone Brokers Bank
Poultry Show Ends Tonight Amid Awards and Elections
The Botna Valley Veterinary show in the Eagles Building ends tonight with awards announced. Shallenberger judged the event, naming EB Henke’s forty two pound turkey as the top bird amid a minor dispute. Officers for next year were elected at the meeting: President Men W Be Prather, VP, Secretary and Treasurer Hoss, with several names noted for board roles. The association praised organizers Jensen and Henke for two successful shows and a healthy treasury.
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Botna Valley
Eagies
Tlem Gelvek
Hl. Shattenberger
W. Be Prather
Tre Hoss
Avid Weaverne Theoxo
Etwee
Lewis
George Clark
Luntie
J. J. Henke
Max
Atlantic
Shallenberger
C. Jensen
Ly Henke
Jensen
EB Henke
Turkey
Post Office Reminds of Package Handling Rules
The Washington office has ruled that no sealing of packages is required on the outer side of a parcel mailed. The action, pending a monthly rule, aims to assist those sending mass changes. The post office urges proper dress on packages and prompt mailing to ensure security.
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Jocal
Wington
Unose
Worthing Farm Trade Moves Possession Southwest of Anita
William Rannck traded a southwest Anita farm to Worthing for a dwelling valued at 185 dollars per acre. Worthing plans to move onto the farm, dig out the cellar foundation, and begin cultivation, with land ownership and future location undecided.
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William Rannck
Anita
Woarthing
Takingy
Faintly
Worthing
Mr. Worthing
Miannick
Tribune
Breaks Collar Bone of Child in Corncrib Incident
A twelve year old girl of Mr and Mrs Emil Rabe sustained a broken collar bone after falling from a corn crib while playing near home. She endured the fracture and recovered with sturdy support as described.
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Emil Rabe
Grlaw
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