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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
4
Vatican officials denied reports that Pope Pius was ill after he said mass in Rome attended by a large crowd of Holy Year pilgrims. The bulletin comes as a precaution amid circulating chatter about the pope’s health.
Princess Hermine defends her marriage to Wilhelm II amid gossip of estrangement and possible divorce. She says they are happily united, with constant communication, after Doorn healing and rheumatic illness. An interview recalls her prior rescue of reporters after their plane crash and notes ongoing public speculation.
Cumberland July 2 Special to News veraph Members of the Mattheis and Weiur families renewed old experiences at their annual picnic held at Sunnyside park in Atlantic Sunday July. About eighty five relatives attended from Cumberland Annte and Those from a distance included Walter Lang and daughter Mrs. Marsh of Rock Grove Illinois Mrs. Wint Robinson and sons of Eagle Bend Minnesota and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Weber and son of Early Iowa.
Washington July 22. Income tax payments will be open to public inspection starting September 1. The lists cover taxes due on returns filed from January 1, 1925, for 1924 incomes and the fiscal year ending June 10, 1928. After an initial 30 day period the lists will be available at least three days per week for three hours daily, with hours set by each internal revenue collector.
Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ for Esther Patmont of Griswold born July 21 1896 in Pleasant township widow of Oscar B. Patmont who died after brain fever. She is survived by her husband two children three sisters and four brothers. Interment was in the local cemetery. A Bible study will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock at Mrs H M Hugharty's home.
Detroit July 22. An explosion sent flames through fifteen houses and four apartment buildings. A woman was killed, an unidentified woman caught by flames leaped from a window to her death. Cause unknown, fire tore through a fashionable Detroit neighborhood.
Des Moines July 22 The state executive council heard a report by James Parsons of Northwestern Bell noting telephone rates are much lower in Iowa than in most states. The session followed hearings on valuations and assessments for the next biennial tax levy by American District Telegraph and Clarinda Telephone companies.
Red Oak Iowa July 22 INS Red Oak mourns two deaths in business community J O Butler 58 of Anderson Butler dies suddenly at home heart failure while talking with his wife Walter F Floren 46 dies yesterday from peritonitis former Bethesda resident and member of Peterson Floren firm
International News Service presents the first installment of an interview with Princess Hermine, wife of the Kaiser, discussing the fate of the Hohenzollerns, Hindenburg’s rise, rumored disputes, and her views on world events, fashion, and exile life. The feature promises four installments.
Ralph W cockshoot, former circuit attorney, returns home after intensive military training. He is welcomed by his mother at the corner of Eleventh and Puplary streets, as relatives gather in Sparta.
In Washington, Loren H. Wittner seeks to stop payments to instructors who teach evolution, arguing it conflicts with Bible creation. The suit, filed in the district supreme court, asks for salaries to be withheld for educators disputing biblical creation. Justice Siddens ordered the defendants to appear July 28. Wittner cites thirteen specific instances of alleged disrespect to the Bible through science texts.
More than forty relatives and friends attended a surprise party at Sunnyside park Atlantic for Mrs Marie Pierman longtime Cumberland resident on her 70th birthday A cake inscribed Mother was given by her daughter Alana Reynolds Massena Attendance included guests from Bridgewater Massena Cumberland Antta Wiota Valley Junction and Atlantic Mrs Pierman known as a remarkable swimmer recently dived from Avoca pool high and low boards Avoca her former home Also noted Mrs M A Gable and daughter Rowens visiting Malvern Town for a few days
In Chicago and Detroit efforts to save Robert Scott escalate as hangman’s deadline nears. Letters, clippings, and photographs flood the jail as Russell Bents faces execution for the Maurer killing. Governor Small may grant a stay only if Robert surrenders and confesses. Windsor parade canceled amid rumors of Robert’s possible surrender. Detroit raises funds for counsel Clarence Darrow and appeals reach President Coolidge while Scott awaits the final hour.
In Imperial Valley near Brawley California investigators ponder a love motive in the duel that killed Henry K. Kirk and John Truden. A woman's stocking found near Kirk's body sparks a new theory. Truden killed himself two days later. A Honolulu letter and San Francisco connections are investigated as possible elements of the case.
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