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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
5
Iowa City reports Sathaniel Kimes, 72, farmer, died after stepping into a doctor’s office to arrange hospital care. The death was attributed to apoplexy. The day’s items also note Mrs. Clarenet McGowan’s death from poison, a porch railing lawsuit in Mason City, and other regional notices.
Police report a farmer named Hans Hanson confessed to robbing three stores in Waverly Tuesday night, securing merchandise and $40 in cash. He was taken into custody at Cedar Falls hotel and brought back today.
A fragmentary weather note indicates a somewhat unsettled night with possible showers in eastern portions. Rising temperatures are noted for the northeast and central regions, suggesting a mild warming trend overnight.
A county court case reports Ed Blakesley cleared of a murder charge. The defense claimed Bruey acted in self defense amid a tangle of relationships with Edna McNeese and Kana, with letters found showing an alleged long affair. Authorities noted Bruey feared for his life after the shooting of Sam McNeese, while neighbors recalled Sam visiting the Belleville area. The defense plans a change of venue and a private hearing for Bruey as the prosecution anticipated a verdict motion. Also, V. O. Olney and wife announce the birth of a son in Brighton township.
A perplexing report outlines proposals for German property restitution and compensation, mentioning a 5 percent band and private American assistance. The text references treasury measures, occupation issues, and potential government actions, but details remain jumbled and unclear.
Paul Rogge, veteran of the Rainbow Division and World War I, died last night from complications after an accidental gunshot on November 8 at his parents’ home on Birch Street. Funeral services set for Sunday afternoon at Germavagetival church with full military honors by American Legion post.
The United States Shipping Board lost its appeal in the House of Lords concerning a dispute with Bunge and Born, a British firm in Buenos Aires. Bunge and Born chartered a ship for a voyage, and the Shipping Board claimed additional payments. The lower court denied the claim, and the Lords sustained that ruling.
Mrs Ley Cockshoot widow of a former county attorney died suddenly from heart trouble at her son’s home 1010 Poplar Street. Funeral services will be held Saturday night at 8 at Millie Episcopal Church with Pastor M A Gable officiating. The body will be taken to Wilton for burial Sunday afternoon at Oakdale Cemetery Wilt Junction.
The jury found no intent to defraud in the case involving Ha Mt Blakesley and the Winter Savings bank loan. After four hours of deliberation the verdict acquits Blakesley of charges, with witnesses testifying to his honest character and prior conduct. Whitmury of this city represented Blakesley, who now resides at Walnut.
Harey Rogers of Chicago known as fire claws will speak on fire prevention at Atlantic City Hall Friday evening. The talk, under the fire department auspices, aims to educate residents about safety and prevention, with a city-wide audience invited free of charge. Tomorrow afternoon streets program features Rotors entertaining city children with stunts in anticipation of Rogers visit.
Hereford cattle sale in Massena yesterday drew a large crowd. Cattle were brought for auction by Stedvy Spies with Craine acting as the auctioneer and HH as the consignor identifier.
A young lifer is set to testify against an alleged accomplice in a high profile case. The court in Toledo is scheduled to hear testimony detailing the alleged roles and sequence of events.
Audubon reports Judge Maniz plans to preside next week with equity matters and trials. A jury remains selected for the case Emery Burger vs Ligzio Bunnett while others proceed, with several dockets postponed or moved as court business shifts.
Local community groups request donated clothing for those in need via the Red Cross rooms in the Orunchy building. Collecting on Saturday December 20 with notes of thanks to W. McCaustland, B. Osborn, Mrs. Virginian Wilken, Frank Watson, Geo Woodbury, and Wendell Fariey, plus updates on illness and improvement for Mrs. Matt Schmitt and others on Spruce Street.
Washington dispatch notes France and Britain at the lead in a military operation. Major gestures mention Colonel William and OTHag opinion centers on available aircraft. The report reflects ongoing strategic assessment amid tensions and lower official clarity.
Two men linked to yesterday’s robbery of the Bentley State Bank at Bentley are sought in Coon Rapids. A local merchant said the suspects entered his store to buy goods and recognized the pair from the getaway. Authorities reported ongoing search efforts this morning as officers pursued leads.
A chaotic report shows advocates like former banker Hine, now president of a reformist group, pressing for farm export boosts, government operation of commodities, and tariff-backed price stability. The movement seeks a fourth term for a key leader and broad support in Congress, with labor and consumer interests mixed in the debate.
A fire ripped through the Southern Chemical Plant causing an estimated 3 million dollars in damage. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night, with authorities evaluating the structural integrity and possible ignition sources after flames were brought under control.
Rescue crews report sixty miners trapped since a shaft collapse at the Alabama coal mine. Officials say all lower slope workers are believed dead as the scene is secured and equipment from the U S Bureau of Mines is rushed to the site.
Brayton Iowa telegram reports O BP Anderson traveled Monday to San Antonio Texas to see his son Mike who is gravely ill. the father received the telegram confirming the trip and condition.
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