Grey Team Breaks Even In Doubleheader At Ball Park
Grey team split the twin bill with Griswold at the fake ball park the Saturday and Sunday games ending 6 to 4 in both contests Marshall led the hitting while Hoenke’s drop cost Atlantic in the affair A large crowd from nearby towns attended and minor scuffles occurred amid the joy of the national pastime Umpires William Timm and Fred Phillips handled duties well and drew typical criticism from fans
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Griswold
Greys
Marshall
Atlantic
Lewis
Ramis
William Timm
Fred Phillips
AB. R
A. PO
Warrants Issued in Murder and Burn Case in New Castle
Warrants charging conspiracy to murder 10 year old Catherine Winters and burn her body were issued for Dr. W A Winters, Mrs. Winters, and W R Cooper. A detective and prosecuting attorney sought parts of the body found in the Winters cellar. The girl was said to be set to inherit money from her grandmother.
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New Castle
Ind
Catherine Winters
W. A. Winters
W. R. Cooper
Ed Ricken Finishes Tenth in Indianapolis 500
The Chicago papers praise Ed Ricken for a solid drive in the 500 mile Indianapolis race where he finished tenth. He earned about $1500 in prize money despite serious tire trouble hampering his performance. His average speed was slightly over seventy miles per hour.
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Ed Rickenbacker
Indianapolia
Chicago
GrIswold Holds Notable Memorial Day Observance
Special to the News Telegraph from Griswold Iowa June 1 the Memorial Day observance here was the best in years with Hon Leisley of Clinton delivering the commemorative address in a lively manner pleasing all who heard him
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News-Telegraph
Griswold
Leisley
Clinton
Let Contract for Water System at Cemetery
The cemetery association last week awarded a contract for installing a water system to O. P. Meredith. Work begins at once on a gravity pressure system pumping water from the cemetery well to a standpipe on higher ground and distributing it through the pipes. The project adds to the cemetery’s substantial improvements.
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Cemetery Association
O. P. Meredith
Banquet of the Atlantic High School Alumni Night
The alumni association banquet will be held at 6 30 Friday June 5 at the Masonic hall. Tickets are available at Alexander's Moore's or Parsons' for attendees.
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The
Atlantic High School
Masonic Hall
Alexander's
Moore's
Parsons
Senator Cummins aide visits city during campaign stop
Hon. Arthur Savage, candidate for the Republican nomination for U S senator, was in the city for a short time. He met supporters and talked with residents, greeting many in the crowds and shaking hands before departing.
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Arthur
Bridge Hazard Near Lewis on Botua Road Reported
County notes a dangerous condition on the Botua Road near Lewis where the bridge over the Botua is unsafe. Motorists are advised to use the alternate route while authorities assess and repair the crossing.
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Botua
Poad
Lewis
Canadian ship Storstad captains recount Empress of Ireland crash
Montreal June 1 Norwegian collier Storstad docked bearing a damaged bow. Officers describe collision with Empress of Ireland, arguing over authority, with Empress sinking and casualties rising. Captain Kendall testifies at Quebec inquiry. Storstad seized by Canadian Pacific for claims of 2 million.
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Empress of Ireland
Storstad
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
W. Simpson ‘Walker
K.C
Quebec
Andersen
Empress
Kendall
Henry George Kendall
Iiner
Pinaud
Rtmousk
Que
Hen
Tia
Mfebgat
Liverpool
Father Point
Labor unions exempted under Sherman act ruling
United Press report from Washington notes the House approved an amendment to the administration anti trust bill. labor unions are exempted from action under the Sherman law with no dissenting vote this afternoon.
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United Peas
Washington
House
Jack London Seriously Ill
United Press dispatch from Vera Cruz reports author Jack London is seriously ill with intestinal troubles. Source notes the condition as grave and ongoing, with medical staff monitoring his recovery.
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Jack London
United Press
Vera Cruz
Memorial Day Inspiring Exercises in Atlantic Park
Memorial day services in Atlantic featured children singing patriotic songs guided by Rev J Arthur Harley and others. Honor guest Hon B A Goodspeed delivered a stirring address as veterans and the crowd reflected on sacrifice and duty.
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Baker
General Logan
J. Arthur Harley
Ed Worthing
William Hendee
C. R. Asay
Chester Hekles
Gettysburg -Addess
C. B. Osborne
Marrhine-Through -Georgia
B. A. Goodspeed
Empress of Ireland Wreck Bodies Brought Ashore in Quebec
The Canadian government steamer Lady Grey arrived from Rimouski with 188 bodies recovered from the Empress of Ireland wreck. Coffins were carried ashore and identification work began promptly.
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Quebec
Rimouski
Memorial day thanks from Sam Rice post G A R
Card from Sam Rice post No 6 expresses gratitude to all who assisted with Memorial Day events. It thanks auto owners under Ed Shannon, teachers and children, the male quartet, Mr Smiley for the piano, the afternoon speaker, and all who took part in the ceremonies, signed Fr M Nutter Adjutant and H M Brown Post Commander.
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Sam Rice
Ed Shannon
Smiley
Back Here to Live Jack Peacock and Wife Return to City
Jack Peacock and his wife return to the city to make their home after a period in Muscatine. Peacock, who left United States Express to work in insurance, will pursue the insurance business locally. They reside temporarily at the home of Mrs Lis ton Collins and her husband.
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Jack Peacock
Muscatine
Jack
United States Express Company
Weston family visit heads to Chickasha Oklahoma
A. R. Weston of Blackfoot Idaho, who has been visiting in the city at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bosley, left this morning with Mrs. Bosley for Chickasha Oklahoma to visit a Bosley sister for about a month.
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A. R. Weston
Blackfoot
Idaho
W. H. Bosley
Wilson predicts five anti trust bills to pass soon
President Wilson told newspaper men that five anti trust bills would be passed by Congress shortly. He said the measures could come this session or at the opening of the short session, as Congress convened.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Men Today
Congress
Good One Program At Atlantic Commercial Club
The Atlantic Commercial Club will hold its monthly luncheon and meeting tomorrow evening at the club rooms. A strong program is planned with discussions on Fourth of July celebration, purchasing four new billiard tables, and talks by Dr CG L Campbell on Our Schools, A A Gillette on The Elkhorn Route and its effects, Charles F Chase on Commercial Clubs and their uses, B A Goodspeed on What a Golf and Country Club Means to Atlantic, and H S Rattenberg on the dedication of the new Elkhorn route on June 5. Anita club members will also speak as guests. Thirty Anita members are expected. J M Boorman will be toast master. The luncheon will feature locally produced foods prepared by the domestic science class of the local high school, including olives, roast chicken, mashed potatoes, Atlantic butter, hot rolls, canned corn, Atlantic apples and rhubarb, radishes and onions, coffee, Purity Ice Cream Co. products, and cigars from C G Welner.
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Commercial Club
Atlantic
L. Campbell
A. A. Gillette
Elkhorn
Charles F. Chase
B. A. Goodspeed
H. 5. Rattenberg
Thera
Anita Club
Anita
J. M. Boorman
Domentis Science Cata
Simmons & Juless
Simmons & Jobes
Purity Ice Cream Co
C. G. Welner
Sells 12 Fords In One Day At Atlantic Auto
Atlantic Auto marks a record day as twelve Fords are sold and delivered, totaling 6000 dollars. In total, 188 Fords have been sold in the current season, with 111 sold directly to individuals and 77 shipped to dealers. June is projected as a peak sales month, and Mr. Herring notes 50 more sales than last year at this point.
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Atlantic Auto Company
Anita
Cumberand
Viota
Herring Auto Company
Sch
Rosary Trombone Solo Delights At Reception
In the junior senior reception report, Carl Litterest, a program member, delivered a trombone solo titled The Rosary, described as a most delightful performance, though the number count was omitted in this paper.
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Carl Litterest
Standstill in Mexican proceedings delays mediation talks
June reports from Torrén say no major battles expected until large forces reach Mexico City as rail lines are repaired and troops reassigned. Zacatecas radio silence lasts three days while mediation talks stall over Carranza participation. Wilson and Bryan push admission, ABC mediators oppose.
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United Press
Torren
Vilin
Moxic City
Zacatecaz
Niagara Falls
Jate
Carranza
Wilson
Bryan
Light voter turnout in Iowa primary across towns
United Press reports at noon show a very light primary vote across the state with estimates from 12 000 to 20 000. Des Moines residents encounter slow voting due to long ballot listings while ward by ward tallies indicate minimal turnout and little enthusiasm for contests including the Republican constable race in the Third Ward.
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United Press
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Marshalltown
Connolly
Meredith
Dalelele
Beees Saapreesg
H. K. Williams
Whitmore
Ie Williams
Adjournment Ordered By County Board Members
The board of supervisors met in regular session at the courthouse this morning and adjourned to a later date. Present were S. A. Pollock of Cumberland D J Bode of Griswold A Blegs of Anita C A Goeken and W M Smiley.
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Board of Supervisors
Court House
S. A. Pollock
Cumberland
D. J. Bode
Griswold
A. Blegs
Anita
C. A. Goeken
W. M. Smiley
Tobe Smith in the City On Pleasant City Visit
Hon. T. H. (Tobe) Smith a state senator from this district and his wife were in the city today en route from Lewis after a Sunday there to their home. He made a pleasant call at the office. Nice fresh country butter at Conley & Gaylord's.
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T. H
Tobe) Smith
Lewis
Conley & Gaylord’s
Company buys first lots in Market area
De Roo Webber and G W Coffin acting for Atlantic Southern Railway Company purchase three lots in Market. These are the first lots added in this attempt.
CLASS DAY EXERCISES AT HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT WEEK
The high school holds a class day program this evening in the assembly room as the first public event of commencement week. Commencement exercises occur Thursday evening with the alumni banquet Friday.
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Jung
Wright
Smith
Brown
Small
Jeredith
White
Riswold
AB. H. A. PO
Ian
Bummary
Suns
Atlantis
Morris
Hi Smith
Captain Kendall
Ammtran Press Association
A.C. Savage
H. M. Brown
Post. Com
Oklahoma
Tobe” Smith
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