Two Aged Adel Residents Die in Train Collision
A westbound Milwaukee passenger train struck a touring car at a railroad crossing in Adel Indiana killing J. G. Luther aged 70 and H. R. Norris aged 80. Mrs H R Norris aged 70 was injured. Separately in Kansas City daylight bandits in a motor car robbed an American Express driver of a strong box containing checks drafts and cash. A dentist Dr H R Williams is listed in Fulton Building Fifth and Chestnut Streets.
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Extra Copies of the News Telegraph Sold at Five Cents
Readers could buy additional copies of the News Telegraph for five cents each. The notice promotes bulk or individual sales, indicating a low price point for all customers. The short ad emphasizes accessibility and availability.
Everett Defeat Deflected by Gallery Adversary Tale
Pekin featherweight Stanley Everett claims a gallery observer caused his knockout by Harry Bramer in Springfield. Bramer's punch ended Everett's night in thirty seconds as the crowd noise rose in a dramatic moment. Meanwhile Cleveland plans to open 1921 with the same lineup that won the world title. James Dunn praises the battery and infield as strong as last season. Joe Sewell fills Ray Chapman’s shortstop role, maintaining a stout defensive and offensive unit. Jack Graney joins the auto sales scene in Cleveland, following Steve O’Neill into winter business.
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Dunn
Joe Sewell
Ray Chapman
Special offer for News Telegraph subscription deal
Short term promotion states a one year subscription by mail to the Iowa Warmer and a one year subscription for six dollars and forty cents. An extra dollar applies for Atlantic delivery. Act now for this limited time rate.
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News- Telegraph
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Exhumation of 1777 Yank Heroes Begins at Bony
Paris dispatch reports the exhumation of American soldiers buried at Bony cemetery begun today. Of 1777 bodies, about 900 will be sent to the United States while the rest remain undisturbed. Bony will become a permanent French cemetery with other remains later moved in. The work is the first major battlefield exhumation by U S units. The site is heavily devastated and winter weather forces improvised shelters for workers.
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City of Atlantic skating and sleding ban notice
Notice under Section 26 prohibits skating or sliding on sidewalks and coasting on streets in Atlantic Iowa. Parents and guardians are urged to prevent dangerous coasting by minor children. Signed Joseph Burner mayor in 1927.
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Atlantic
Joseph Burner
Iowa
Hope To Secure Passage Of Cold Storage Measure
Washington December 28 Howe expects the Hutchinson bill to pass this session. It would regulate cold storage warehouses and the marking of stored foodstuffs shipped in interstate commerce, and fix a maximum holding period of twelve months for perishable goods.
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Howe
Congress
Orage
Waterways plan seeks 100 million yearly aid for ten years
Spokesmen from twenty seven central states will urge a ten year 100 million dollar annual appropriation for inland waterways improvements before the House Appropriations subcommittee January 19 and 20. James E. Smith leads a delegation of about 500 across 259 districts. The plan calls for 2, 6 and 9 foot channels from the mouth to New Orleans, Minneapolis to St Louis, Cairo to Pittsburgh, and St Louis to Kansas City.
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Mississippi Valley Association
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Cairo
Cash Seized From Havana Bound Letter Stolen In Transit
New York December 28 A mail theft report says a bundle containing 100000 in cash signed to a firm in Havana was opened and the money taken. Authorities say the case is under investigation with few details released and no arrests announced.
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Havana
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