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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1925

Page

5

Nebe's Florsheim Sale Highlights Bargains For Men

Nationally known shoe offered by Nebe's in the Florsheim sale now in progress. Shoes priced at 8.85. Barnard's Grocery delivers quickly when larder runs low. Weekend specials apply to a list of items. Harness and repairs urged for spring work. Betty Compson film at Athlantic theater. Frank Barnhart opens barber shop at 409 Walnut. Nine cent sale teased by Atlantic Variety. Young Furniture offers January discounts on furniture and floor coverings. Vapor and Marmola products advertised. Farm sale by Herman Knop announced for Jan 20. Conley's Grocery promotes low prices. Weitzel Motor Co notes winter-friendly gear. J C Penney all wool suits at 24.76, as low as 19.75. New oxford shoes 3.98 to 5.00. Gillette sale advertised. Numerous other bargain items listed.

Nebe’s Florsheim Barnard's Cecelia Tharnish Wiota Shealas Athintic Theater Betty Betty Compson Jack Dempsey Frank Barnhart Walnut Street Atlantic Young Furniture Company Anroundes Furnitura Velvia Vick’s Ables Herman Knop Sixth Street Conley Saya Weitzel ‘Me Teativda J. C. Penney Company Smart New

Harper Evangelist Attacks Modern Dress at Tabernacle

Evangelist Harper condemned modern women’s dress and urged repentance using Biblical tales of sorrow and a rich young ruler. He urged turning from self will to Christ, citing a tramp versus physician brother and the need to be born again. The Goel sermon stressed morality without salvation.

Moralman Christ Jack Redbeaver Evangelist Harper Tabernacle Hert Pallett Wilbur Dallinger Walter Hastle Bill Schwartzwylder Carl Carson Jesus Harper Harper's Chratate

Farm Bureau Res Opposition to Child Labor Law Stance

Des Moines Jan 15 A P The Iowa State Farm Bureau federation resolutions committee urged an investigation into gate tax distribution and proposed changes in gasoline tax and state banking laws. It recommended the convention adopt resolutions opposing the child labor amendment and any limits on the U S Department of Agriculture while supporting hard surfacing state roads.

Des Moines A.P Iowa State Farm Bureau Federation U. S. Department of Agriculture

Indiana Solon Selected to Succeed Slemp

G Bascom Slemp will retire on March 4 as secretary to President Coolidge and will be succeeded by Representative Everett Sanders of Indiana. The White House announcement followed Slemp’s trip to New York and notes Sanders will retire in March after not seeking re election.

G. Bascom Slemp President Coolidge Everett Sanders Indiana Slemp Pees Ngs New York Anders Yop Sanders Thsial Edhipy Din’ Kniowled Cc Ae Mr. Steel i

New Governor Hammill Outlines Policies In Inaugural Address

Des Moines reports the twenty fourth governor John Hammill outlines plans to cut expenditures, boost efficiency, and align state road and tax policy with federal norms. He opposes the $85 million road bond and endorses welfare, child labor amendment, and education funding while urging equal rights for women and refined public funds management.

Des Moines John Hantmil Hell Towa den Kimball Council Bluffs Hammill General Assembly Fepicht Kimball Edson Nour Britt Commonwealth Kendall Kerstall Inva Cat Welfare Paige

Bribe Charge Emerges in Pardons Scandal Case

In Topeka Kansas a new bribery accusation links pardons to a Wichita merchant family. Ernest Bartholomew Bartholomew Jr. is named in an affidavit stating he paid $1200 for a parole via intermediary Peterson. The affidavit claims the deal was to be handled through a third party.

Topeka Kan Fonathan My Davis Amar Hie Russell Art J. Beates Ernest Barthalames

Girl shoots mother in deadly family dispute

Bliss Ellingson, 18, confessed to detectives that she killed her mother Meg Ellingson after an argument about a supposed affair. Ellingson fled the Ellingson home but was arrested about two miles from the scene. Police charge her with first degree murder.

San Francisco Din Dorothy Lesyscoh Meg Anna Ellingson Ellingson Bliss Ellingson

American Held by Mexicans Freed After Governor Advised

Madison Wisconsin report states Governor Blancikia morsing received a message from President Calles of Mexico City confirming the release of Dr. Wo FL Levene, president of the Wisconsin board of control, who had been held in jail aboard a ship bound for Progress Mexico. He was on an ocean voyage for his health.

Madison Wis Dan Blancikia Morsing Calles Mexico City Wo FL Levene Wisconsin Board of Contral Progress Mexico Ingarrerated Y Serda Uth Wats Shipp

Mail Thief Suspect Named in Omaha Robbery

Omaha police investigate a mail theft case involving Henry Henley aged 20 of Omaha. Authorities say the suspect is linked to robberies at the North Western post before being held for further inquiry as investigations continue in January.

Omaha, Jan Henley Omaha Waa

Oakland Young Men Flee After Forging Checks

Reported case from Oakland describes two young men who forged checks and fled. Officials say the elder brother previously issued a check, and the brothers were linked to the fraud as merchants and police investigated. The exact dates and names are unclear due to the damaged text.

Oakland McKee Rte Herday

Editors of Marion Star Settle Suit Against Vanderlip

A $1 200 000 damage suit filed by Rey D. Moore and E H Brush publishers of the Marion Star against Frank A Vanderlip of New York has been settled out of court. The case followed Vanderlip's New York address claiming the publishers paid President H Ging an unusual price for the paper.

Marion A. Poy Rey D. Moore E.H Brush Marion Star Frank A. Vanderlip New York Star Vanderlip Moore and H. Ging

Hierarchy Conviction Upheld by Church Board in Cleveland

In Cleveland Ohio on January 5 the Protestant Episcopal church board affirmed the removal from office of Rev. Nortery Brows amid a broader inquiry into hierarchy related charges. Bishop Brown faced conviction as part of the proceedings. Strong feelings and internal debate marked the session as officials moved to align with church discipline and repentance.

Cleveland, O Wr. Nortery Protestant Episcopal Church Board of Ree Brown

Foley Political Godfather of Gov Al Smith Dies

Paul Thomas Foley a veteran Tammany Hall leader and longtime sponsor of Governor Al Smith died at the Rockefeller Institute of pneumonia born in Brooklyn in 1851 he was a power in Tammany Hall and known as Al Smiths political godfather with influence over the party and local politics for decades

New York Jan A-Ha Paul Thomas Foley Tammany Hall A. E. Smith Rockefeller Institute Foley Brooklyn al Smith

Wealth in United States up 72.5 percent since 1912

Washington June 15 The census data show U S wealth reached 320 803 262 000 by end of 1922, an increase of 72 1/2 percent since 1912.

Washington Ia.p United States

Weather Forecast Fragments Signal Warmer East and Strong Winds

Partial weather note indicates tonight and Friday will bring somewhat warmer conditions in the extreme east. A fresh to strong wind pattern is expected, shaping Local area weather.

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