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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1925

Page

5

January stock sale boosts savings on coats and suits

Ad copy highlights Met calf sale with Hart Schaffner & Muns and Keller Hehmann Thompsons lines offering half to quarter off. Also notes bank statements, a stage play adaptation, Dowty Kidney pills, jewelry repairs, free 100 page book from Dr Kendall, spiritual consultations, and North Dakota colonization plans plus a five dollar week clearance on dresses and coats.

Metcalf Hart Schaffner & Murs Keller Heiuman-Thompson Atlantic National Bank Whitney Loan & Trust Company Iccordance Cally Uni Marinello Company Scott Northern Pacific Railroad North Dakota Ulate al Au Roland, Peacock & Waxter Fianeral Alewa Tab Atlantic Deep Jack Hoxle Ryan MG. B. Nelson Eugene Palmer Gospel Team

Cedar Rapids Scout Death by Own Action Theories Rise

A garbled U S wire item reports a death linked to a self-inflicted gunshot or shotgun wound near Cedar Rapids Iowa on New Year’s Day. Officials cite suicide theory while contradictory details surface about a fireman and a estranged wife context.

Only seventy five dollars needed Christmas fund

Seventy five dollars are needed to clear the Christmas fund deficit. The fund stood at 822.86 this morning and an additional 75 dollars would cover all bills and balance the fund. The appeal urges Atlantic residents to subscribe now to avoid default and to support the local fund.

News- Telegraph Atlantic A. N. Gaylord

Arrest of agents over warrantless raids in Omaha

Omaha dispatch reports county and federal officials investigating alleged illegal raids by sheriffs deputies and federal agents. County Attorney Beal says complaints have been piling up about the sheriff's office and federal enforcement in the city.

Omaha Jan A. P Simardick Fee Graham Beal Ulau Sheriff'n Office

Coolidge seeks new department of justice head

Reported in Washington and Austin that Coolidge may appoint a new head of the Department of Justice after the retirement of Harry Daugherty. Names mentioned include Arthur P. Rute and Judge Frank Dietrich, with other candidates discussed for the top federal post.

Coolidge Department OF Justice Haus Stone New York Tata Hoad Harry He Daugherty Wasikon Shane Department of Fetta Uvetallie Mor Coubidie Ulee Stone May Coolidge Serkint Dausshorty Arthur P. Rute Justivct Supreme Rewrt Madugetts Frank Dietrich Ofdaho Charles 8. Warren Dabat Hua Spueisy Agnorivays Comatisadion Mexico Curtis D

Two Attachments Filed in Court Clerk Office

Two lawsuits have writs of attachment secured. In one case George G. Blacker and Emma Blacker seek damages of 300 dollars plus costs for hotel property damage from water pipes. Muss maker and Mussmaker of Greenfield represent plaintiffs. In another, Chas A Donahoe sues Severin Carlson and wife for 184 dollars plus interest from August 1921 on a note. Clovis Swan and Martin represent the plaintiff. Both cases filed for the January term. Saturday next is the last filing day.

Harper Sawa George G. Blacker Emma Blacker Mussmaker & Mussmaker of Greenfield Chas. A. Donahoe Severin Carlson Clovis Swan & Martin

Eggnog Parties Figure In Scott Divorce Case

In Alpino Michigan on January 6 Edna Jane Scott testified in the divorce suit brought by her husband Representative Frank D. Scott. She described eggnog parties at the homes of officers and men during Christmas time as popular diversions. She said she attended with friends and noted the trips possibly connected to congressional travel.

Alpino Mich Edna “Jane Scott Congress

Vote Today On Vetoed Postal Pay Increase Bill

Washington report says administration aimed to override President Culigidy's veto of the postal pay raise. California Senator Shortridge announced he would vote to override after hours of debate. Republicans and Democrats denounced the measure as it failed to pass the override test by one vote.

Cuglidys Shortridge California Satar Postal’ Committee

Widow Declines Funeral Attendance for Bank Bandit

Relatives of Win Wright, the bank bandit killed in a Mobile gun duel, abandon hopes of delaying his funeral until his child-bride can attend. The bride faces receiving stolen property charges in connection with the New Orleans heist and will not be escorted to the services. Burial is expected tomorrow as authorities deny a guard for the escort.

Des. Moines Win Wright Mobile Alu Wrights New Orleans

Local World War II veterans receive bonus policies

Fragments indicate local veterans received additional bonus policies. Details are unclear with names like Gehereux and Rick suggesting individual recipients.

Gehereux Rick

Milford Farm Bureau Leads Third Time in County

Milford heads the farm bureau for the third time led by D Bee a well known Pyros figure named for a two year term. Vicgepin Hale Kirk Bear Gowe attends, with state and county officials discussing tax and road issues. Membership drive planned. treasurer reports $800 in bureau treasury and $3000 annual county support.

D. Bee Pyros Hewiedin Theiss Vicgepin Hale Kirk Bear Bureau Fice Ernest Wee Vlad Lew Ogee Atau Tott's Thad Donald Wertigk Cassie Cass Chicago

Fragmentary note on trial and defense actions

Fragmented OCR text references a trial or defense, mentioning Feigett death, Kaminer, and a pursed line about stability and tabon. The readable shards offer no clear event, date, or full names to confirm a coherent story.

Backslider Sermon Reflects On True Salvation

Fragmented quotes recount a sermon by ALK Harper on backsliding and faith. It contrasts living worldly ease with renewed commitment, urging readers to avoid drifting from religious life and to pursue sincere daily devotion.

Box to be opened may reveal clues in Mae Hahne case

An administrator appointed by City Judge Crawford will open a safety deposit box at a local bank this afternoon. The box may hold diamonds valued at 2,000 and a diary belonging to Mae Hahne, whose murder details have the husband J Warren Keyne under scrutiny. Police seek the diary to gauge whether she feared a known enemy.

Omata Jani A. P Luea Crawford Mae Hahne J. Warren. Keyne

Evangels entertain Rotary club at Calumet cafe

Wather Wastie a tabernacle leader of Finwime led a revival skit at the Rotary meeting held last evening at the Calumet cafe. Other performers included Mesars Westie Wanwr thartaelder and Papeete nevutoieans aN and Hatger boaswork and meaty poeedh awnde. Mr. Harper spoke on community service and the group pledged to support further charitable work.

Wather Wastie Tabernarte Finwime Westie Wanwr Orealy Rotary Calumet Cafe Harper

Miner Union Agent Slain in Pittston Street

A 31 year old union agent, Nel Pace, was found dead on a Pittston street early today after leaving a union meeting. Pace was among 11,000 Pittston district miners who have been on strike for five weeks.

Slany Nel Pace Ivery Pennsylvania Sgual Company Pittston Pace

Plans for inter allied debt conference at Brussels

Plans for the inter allied debt conference at Brussels next March are declared formulated by Winston Churchill British chancellor of the exchequer who arrives tonight leading a British delegation to a conference of allied finance ministers opening tomorrow United States invited to send a delegate Also Henry P Baxter, local furniture man, is able to be out after illness and greeting friends

Paris A. P Brussels United States Winston Cherchi Heniy P. Baxter

Weather Outlook: Fair Skies Tonight Cold Wednesday

The forecast calls for generally fair weather tonight with a cold Wednesday. Temperatures are expected to drop, bringing brisk conditions across the area. High and low readings are not specified in the fragment.

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