30 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1912
Page
1
We dry clean items that soap and water cannot. Suits, dresses, silks, laces, chiffons, opera coats, gloves and more are treated. Curtains, tapestries, chair covers, rugs, pillows, blankets and other household textiles are cleaned without harming color or texture.
Indianapolis reports thirty eight labor union officials convicted of conspiracy in the McNamara dynamite plots may face terms from minimum to a possible 39.5 years. Sentences could be delayed as motions are argued. Officials seek bonds pending appeal while counsel for the defendants expects reversals. The case centers on plots formed in the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers offices near the county jail. Two acquittals were recorded from forty officials on trial.
Pastor Russell spoke in Louisville on the passing year signaling the end of this age and the dawn of the new dispensation. He warned that many professing Christians will be filtered as the Gospel Age closes, with a great time of trouble preceding the Millennium.
In Maquoketa Iowa December 30 County Clerk Fleming Auditor Pain and Recorder Fenton filled the vacancies on the board of supervisors caused by resignations of Pinnell Hysell and Gibson. Appointments went to John Golding Bellevue First district George Lucas Preston Second and A A Hurst Maquoketa Third. The ouster petition by Attorney General Coss on against all board members was filed with Clerk Fleming. The defense shifts to John Currah Fifth district who remains one year to serve. The petition cites willful neglect willful misconduct and maladministration and corruption.
Milwaukee road superintendent Van Vliet based in Marion reports major Iowa line upgrades with millions in annual expenditures. Graders bridgemen and steel gangs operate day and night from Marion to near Council Bluffs, completing a second track while winter work continues.
Mrs Kate Maloney testified in her own defense on the murder case of her husband Michael Maloney who died August 24 after a quarrel. She said he shot himself in remorse and that they were alone when it happened. State and defense arguments to follow.
Auction notices show multiple names and dates including Mrs G P Murray Dee 81 Mrs Will Stuttmatter Jan Mrs M R Lambert Sarah Jan 16 Chas Humerick Log sale Feb 15 Roy Castl Oakland S J Wilson Oakland Dell Griffith Oakland Theo Colman Oakland Lou Hart Oakland Will Bond Avoca Geo Gage Oakland Wm Lyman McClellan.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names with January dates and auctioneer notes. Readable items include W. B. Sankey and W. F. Shove with January 15 entries, Carson and Oakland affiliates, and several January 7 to 16 notes. The page resembles an auction or sale ledger with vendors, bidders, and dates.
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