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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
5
Fragmented wire report notes political instability in Berlin and cabinet formation struggles under President Tindenhung, with medical updates on Margurite at Bordighera and varied international incidents including dam politics, arrests, and legal suits across Des Moines and Utah.
Washington dispatch reports the case of a suspect named in a corn crisis incident. The individual faced charges for verbal assaults on military services and allegedly attempting to disrupt officer order. Trial proceedings extended over two weeks with final arguments未提交.
A Kellogg crossing collision last night killed four people and injured others. The Des Moines party included Misa Helen Hodge and Arnold Morris. they were en route to assist victims today. The group occupied a closed car when the crash occurred, authorities said.
A Washington Township lad, Mreacis Miller, son of Frank Miller and wife, received the Ames scholarship. The county superintendent, Mrs. Minalwth Mouse, presided at the ceremony where DeVere and other officials announced the selection after reviewing all applications. The award covers expenses up to a stated limit, with eleven speakers present at the Stile college.
The executive board of the Owa Good Roads Association is announced by D'aue, with Mayan Trymen Potter of Maan, Guye Frink Throop, and editors Benatar Hy Waakett among members. W. A. McKee and others are listed as part of the slate. a member departs for Dot Springs, Ark to spend the winter months.
Fragmented dispatches describe political maneuvering over Mosul and British withdrawal plans. Reports from London and Paris discuss Turkey's potential actions, with officials warning of risks and Britain signaling readiness to negotiate while defending strategic interests.
A recovering worker at the boat office in Neala is treated at Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs after a lingering injury during a rabbit hunting trip with a friend. The incident details are unclear but emphasize the recovery progress.
A village reels as a mob gathers to lynch a bandit tied to the Logan killing. Authorities report the suspect shot a victim near a cafe and later died of wounds after hospital treatment. Witnesses and residents describe tension and fear as investigators pursue the case and identify further suspects in the attempted robbery and related violence.
Reported misconduct surrounding C E Kringel and assistant fund in Des Moines. Funds deposited without authority to the board of supervisors. bank later failed and paid dividends. Kringel and Rayner urged recovery actions and involvement of Treasurer Hanna.
Paris court records show a divorce petition filed by Valentino. The document lists the respondent as Rudloply and notes an address near the border of residence, with details of custody and settlement terms referenced in the proceedings.
A well known colored lady died at home last evening at around ten. She had suffered for some time and died from complications. She was about seventy years of age, born in Chariton County. She was the daughter of Joby Tolsen and wife. She leaves two brothers and one sister, Lola Me Noland of Saginaw Michigan. Funeral plans await word from relatives. she attended the local Baptist church.
Fragmentary readable lines indicate a quotation about a net and catching them. Named terms such as Malone and Ham Piet appear amid garbled text. The source mentions an August, a place or person Emer and Edie Marie, with a murky discussion suggesting action be taken.
A Caribione envoy demands the dismissal of Mitchell from the air service over alleged causity attacks on the administration by the army and navy. The request cites loyalty questions and shadows tied to his identity, urging removal in the name of truth.
Fragmented OCR text shows a lengthy Swanson speech opening a major political battle. It references committees, independence, and policy debates as leaders, allies, and opponents prepare for tense sessions. The garbled article mentions figures like Harding and Hughes and hints at wartime or postwar governance tensions.
A frigid air mass settles over the area with cold temperatures tonight and again Friday. Winds remain light, with clear skies expected to continue through the period. Highs and lows are expected to fall below average, prompting layered clothing advisories for residents.
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