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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1925

Page

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Atlantic Iowa Post Office Notice and Subscription Rates

Notice outlines second class mailing at Atlantic Iowa under 1879 act, advertising rates on request, and subscription prices for carriers and mail. Also provides foreign and domestic advertising reps and a subscriber notice about evening delivery with a 10 PM call window.

Atlantic Iowa Congress Canada U.S Knill-Burke, Inc Icago South Michigan Blvd New York

Ordinary murderer Scott faces hanging amid public outcry

Waesell Scott was convicted of murder after a robbery attempt with his brother. A watchman was killed and Russell's pistol found at the scene. Despite pleas from his wife and father and a stay of execution, a Chicago court halted a writ of habeas corpus, and governors’ refusals to intervene leave Scott to die. Public fundraising and appeals fueled a controversial backlash against capital punishment.

Waesell Scott Russell Rus Scott Small Detroit Rike Scett Chicago

Union Labor Life Insurance Company Emerges From AFL Meeting

A conference of 150 generals and 108 unions, chaired by William Green, authorizes forming the Union Labor Life Insurance Company with 37 million dollars in capital and one million in surplus. Matthew Woll to head organizing committee. Maryland incorporation to avoid District rules. Limited stock: 20 par value, 10 shares per member, 100 per local union, 1,000 per national or international union. First aim is to insure all 4,000,000 federation members and families with participating policies and no outside business until then.

Samuel Gompéra William Green American Federation of Labor Union Labor Life Insurance Company Washington Matthew Woll Federation Insurance Committee Samuel Gompers Maryland Washington Post

Ding the cartoonist on path to recovery for return

Des Moines Register reports Ding, famed front page illustrator, is regaining health after months of illness. He spent the summer along the Atlantic coast and will resume work only after full recovery, which is hoped soon.

Ding The Register Atlantic

Keeping His Promise In Letters From The Far North

Frank Pellett reports from his northern journey with his letters appearing in these columns. His inimitable style makes for exceedingly interesting reading as readers save money and time while he pays the bills. A close observer and hunter of facts, he shares experience and wanderlust despite the mosquitoes.

Frank Pellett North News- Telegraph Frank

Aviation fight ahead as Congress weighs new aviation bill

NEA Service writer Charles P. Stewart reports that Congress will again tackle aviation next winter. A House committee report lays out testimony showing notable deficiencies in U S aviation despite capable pilots and growing military needs. Witnesses discuss the aviation trust and calls for regulation, with debate likely to reveal industry dissatisfaction and push for a December passage.

Ashington Congress House Ita Ike Col Billy Mitchell James V. Martin Aviation Trust Martin Confessional Aviation Committee

Jazz and Religion Debate by Hotel McAlpin Leader

New York World columnist Ernie Golden spoke at One East Side Religious Forum urging jazz in churches to add pep to hymns and sacred works. He argued Handel and Bach could be lively but questioned if such tweaks heighten religious exaltation, citing a altered Hallelujah from The Messiah as a lesser example.

New York Ernie Golden Hotel McAlpnin

Contempt clash as Darrow faces judge Raulston

A Philadelphia court scene shows Darrow’s possible reply to Judge Raulston amid contempt accusations. The judge rules against Stevens as he loses temper and attempts to leave, prompting the remark that he is trying to conceal contempt rather than express it.

Philadelphia Darrow Raulston Stevens Mr. Stevens

The Coal Controversy and Public Conference

Anthracite operators and miners spar over time as War riner and Murray clash. They agree to proceed with speed motions while hints suggest the core disputes may be left unresolved. The exchange raises questions about potential strikes and the motives behind their lengthy talks.

New? York World Warriner Murray Atlantic City

Time to rise again in the morning

A brief lighthearted note recalls morning routines and the lingering reluctance to shave, captured in a casual, humorous voice from the era. The fragment hints at everyday life moments and the pull of waking up amid a cool time.

Cold North Shore social season fails Coolidge plan

George K reports Swampscott Massachusetts as July 24 described a social season near White Court turning cool as President and Mrs. Coolidge adhere to Washington routines. Invitations decline and luxury traffic fades, driving society figures to Newport Bar Harbor and Atlantic City while the hoped for grand gatherings collapse.

George K Urnc Swampscott Mass North Shore Massachusetts White Court White House Old North Shore Ee Gourtz Coolidges Newport Bar Harbor Atlantic City Broadway

Appointment of Executor for J M Gray Estate in Cass County

Notice publishes that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of J M Gray, deceased, late of Cass County Iowa. All persons indebted to the deceased or his estate must pay promptly, and those with claims against the estate must present them as required by law.

A. M. Gray Jervicy JM. Gray Cass County Iowa Sagninat

Executor His Attorney File Formal Notice of Estate Payment

Form as by law required for allowance and payment dated the seventh day of July Eugene Riggs executor by C A Meredith his attorney announcing estate proceedings and payment authority under law.

Eugene Riggs C. A. Meredith

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