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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
5
Six men were killed when a mine fire and explosion trapped over three hundred workers underground in Staffordshire. Rescue attempts were hindered by flames and smoke as a major incident unfolded at the coal mine, according to reports from New York papers.
Fragmented OCR preserves a community plea about a Christmas fund for the needy as supporters urge quick action to meet a goal. Names appear in a disjointed list amid a call for donations and December timing.
Nov. 19 Deer 19 y The story oal haw on high Svlivol tracing there be cr me interes edite an orphan, a pupil in her class, took him to her home, sent him to school and finally made him heir to more than 25 000 in the will of Hester McMillan who died recently. Charlotte McMillan reared Edwin W. Jarrett as her own brother and after he graduated from college he managed theirs astute. Jarrett is now married and engaged in business in New York.
National Bank of Mason City restricts operations as board says action protects depositors. From May to five days ago losses totaled $600,000 with $225,000 withdrawn lately, depleting reserves under supervision of Bank Examiner F. Fe Potter.
Washington, INS report: Andrew Beckett, a distinguished messenger for a payroll firm, single handedly fended off three bandits seeking the payroll. He siezed and secured the money bag, fought off the assailants, and forced them to flee. Beckett, with 27 years’ service, drove the trio from the alley and saved the day.
The Dows robber gang struck yesterday injuring four locals after firing into homes and stores. A state bank report shows losses around 37000 with 287000 in Liberty bonds tied to the theft while authorities continued pursuit two hours after the incident.
Camp Fire Girls will sing Christmas carols in the city. Readers are asked to place a lighted candle in the front window or phone 573-W with name and address if they wish to host them.
Report outlines House passage of revenue measures with 240 supporting the bill in the Senate, insurgent opposition, and anticipated final form by early March. Debate covers surtax cuts, line-item criticisms, and differing party positions as Senate committees consider constitutional and international implications. Talks on U S participation in Geneva disarmament discussions and pre-conference negotiations follow presidential guidance seeking broad congressional support.
Reports warn of a potential racial riot in Montgomery following the murder of a Black man. Tensions surge as white residents react to the killing, with authorities urging calm and officials investigating threats.
A huge crowd fills the downtown area as shoppers swarm the streets. Vendors report high demand and festive activity around Fourth Street and Walnut as a holiday party draws families and children toward candy giveaways and cheerful storefronts.
Nebraska police hold a man named Greer on charges of impersonating a federal officer in Cedar Rapids. Reports say he wired to arrange meetings with his wife and child, claiming he needed to secure action. He was detained pending investigation after being confronted by police.
Red Oak December 19 Clint, store manager here, will move after year’s start to become superintendent of twenty one Spur geon stores. He will oversee operations and coordinate regional planning for the chain.
The report notes a steady rise in construction activity across Florida and other states amid an overall decline in other sectors. Miami area growth, wage increases, and a projected national expansion are discussed, with an expected industry output near 31 billion dollars for New York and surrounding trades.
Colonel Edward M. House, longtime diplomat and adviser, was a guest of President Coolidge at the White House. The exact purpose of his visit was not explained, but it follows his return from Europe where he observed the nations’ attitudes on disarmament. He remained at the executive mansion yesterday for unspecified discussions.
Reports from Washington indicate pressure within the McMitchell circle as sympathizers plan resignations amid a push for his defense. Frank Ro Rad faces scrutiny as defense counsel as the case moves through courts and sentiment surrounds the former colonel’s position.
A clerk died at work in Denison Iowa or nearby while involved in church and community service. The deceased was described as active in the ward Methodist church and connected to domestic duties. Further specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Sunday with likely snow in western and southern portions. Strong winds shift and gust through the period.
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