Danish Lutheran Leaders Arrive for 27th National Meet
The Right Rev H Ostenfeld of Denmark arrives with delegates for the twenty seventh annual national convention of Danish Lutheran churches in session at Elk Horn Iowa. Attendance tops 800 with ordination of candidates planned and a busy schedule including business sessions and a tabernacle gathering. Iowa bond issue news follows with sale set for tomorrow at 11:00 am as bids expected from many buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Horn
Danieh Luutheran
H. Ostenfeld
Denmark
Danfish Lutheran
Osenfeld
Register Showell
Tabernacle Tent
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
W. J. Burbank
Ak-Sar-Ben Races Promised Best Ever
A fragmented pasted item references Ak-Sar-Ben races in Omaha with hints of excitement and notable names, mentioning Nell, Martin, Nathanson, and a focus on thoroughbreds and recruits. The readable text is garbled but signals high expectations for an outstanding event.
Three Doctors in One Family Is Record of Well Known People Here
W. D. Ash and wife of Sixth TM sad Lo cust streets have three doctors in their family. Dr. W. E. Ash, a noted Council Bluffs practitioner, is the eldest son and tomorrow at Creighton University, Omaha, Wilford earns his M D. The third son, Lafe, will receive a Bachelor of Science degree and later practice medicine. Mrs. Ash and daughter Amelia traveled to Omaha to attend the commencement exercises, with Wilford and Lafe having long contributed to this newspaper in years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ash
W. E. Ash
Countil Bluffs
Creighton University
Omaha
Wilford
Lafe
Will
Ash
Amelia
Four in Toils Result Fight of Men and Women
An auto party on Olive Street ended in a brawl with Max White and Carl Pierce, along with Mrs Ed Johnson and Babe Johnson of Sioux City, arrested for intoxication and fighting. Passersby notified police Moynaugh Highley and Loy as the quartet returned in a borrowed Ford. The two women posted $25 bonds. Pierce and White posted $100 bonds each for a future arraignment before Mayor Mountain tomorrow at 10:00. Additional charges against White were noted as pending in the morning session.
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Max" “White
Carl
Tub) Pierce
Ed.Johnson
Mia
Babe
Johnson
Sioux Grty
Moyraugh
Sheriif Highley
Aman Loy
Quartellers
Olive Street
Paesersby
Glive
Moynaugh
Pine
Pierce
White
Black Shirts and Royalists Clash in Paris House
In Paris on June 1 a dispute over fascist methods in French politics followed the assault on three socialist leaders who were doused with ink fed castor oil and mud. Deputy Herriott said he would interpellate the government over the episode. Royalists were accused of planning a conspiracy against the republic as pressure mounted after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Herriott
Senate
Poincare
Franco
Tnger
Maurice
Manoury
France
Prohibition Probe Sparks Chicago Rum Scandal Tales
Associated Press reports Chicago officers investigate a large whiskey disappearance from a government warehouse as internal revenue agents widen probes amid a tense clash between Judge Wilkerson and the prohibition corps. The case centers on alleged plots and high level involvement in a major rum scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Prohibition
Internal’ Revenue
App
Wilkerson
Féderal
Ie- Wilkerson
John K.'Moone
Two Brothers Drown At Picnic In Indian Creek
Elk Horn Iowa June 1 Special to News Telegraph two boys aged 15 and 14, sons of James Peterson, drowned this afternoon in Indian Creek near Kiml while swimming with a Jacksonville township school picnic party. Miss Brown, the teacher, made a vain effort to save them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph
James Peterson
Kiml
Indian Creek
Jacksonville
Brown
FILE CASES FOR JUNE TERM OF DISTRICT COURT
Filings for the June term of the district court continue with Judge T. C. Whitmore set to preside on the 12th next month. The docket shows note suitors Leon G Voorhees and E J Holton representing George N Morse executor seeking $197.94, foreclosures led by Albert Johnson for about $6,000, a $150 debt claim by J J Swan & Son, and a $856.65 delay-in-shipping suit by William Guske. A divorce action by Herman Eden against Blanche Eden cites a 1920 marriage date. Foreclosure actions include Johanna K Ehlers against John A Haarsen for $6,000. Additional suits involve Porter and Dilyer for $108 note and joint action seeking $38,604 with related claims.
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District Court
T. C. Whitmore
Leon
G. Voorhees
D. Wilburn
Holton
Plaintife
George N
Frank’ Hodmesster
Lewis Vicinity
T. E. Rhinehart
Malvern
William Guske
H .M. Boorman
Rock’sland
Chicago
Tom C. Smith
Herman Eden
Blanche Eden
Johanna K. Ehlers
E.M. Willard
John A. Ua
Py Nielsen Gies
W.G
Boorman
Island
Sister of Walnut Banker Dies in Far Away Land
Walnut Iowa June 1 A former Walnut girl dies in Central America and will be brought home for burial. Mrs Leonore Smith wife of Dr E H Smith and sister of Otto Ronna, a Walnut banker, died May 20 in La Cumbre Colombia. She was born August 29 1883 and educated at Walnut High School class of 1901. She married Dr E H Smith August 30 1914 in Walnut and later moved to Sheridan Wyoming then to Central America. Survived by husband two brothers Otto Ronna Walnut and Julius Ronna California one sister Rose Welch Los Angeles and her stepmother Mrs J Ronna. Funeral Monday at 2:00 at Otto Ronna’s home with interment in Walnut cemetery. Rev Ed Hammond Red Oak to officiate.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
Leonore Smith
EE. H. Smith
Legs Nore Ronna
Horeland
J. F. Ronna
la Cumbre
Colombia
Central America
Dovéased
Cornell Collere
Ait. Vernon
E.‘H. Smith
Sheridan
Wyo
E. H. Smith
Otto Ronna
Julius Ronna
California
Rose, Welch
Los Angeles
Ronna
Otto Roman
Walnut Cemetery
Ed. Hammond
Red Oak
Gov Al Smith May Act Tomorrow on Day Law Repealer
Albany N Y June 1 Gov Al Smith has hunkered to decide repeal of the state prohibition law after a five hour hearing with wets and drys. He must sign or veto by midnight Sunday. a veto could cost Tammany Hall support, a sign would place him at the head of the wet faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
al Smith
Democratic Party
Tamatany Hall
Funeral for H. E. Bartley Held Here This Afternoon
Funeral services were conducted at the Presbyterian church for H. E. Bartley a former Atlantic man who died in Pasadena California last week His son Charles H Bartley accompanied the remains to the city after word of the death arrived The Rev William Mack officiated and burial followed at the nearby cemetery
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Presbyterian Church
H. E. Bartley
Atlantic
Pasadena
Calif
Charles H. Bartley
California
William Mack
Lad Returns Home After Six Months in Hospital
The six year old Lad from the Adair area, seriously burned last December on his grant township farm, has been in Atlantic hospital care for six months. Tomorrow his father Sumner Caltrider will bring him home. The father praised the hospital staff, Red Cross, and Atlantic community for their aid and kindness.
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Howard Cartrider
Sumner Caltrider
Adair
Atlantic Hospital Corps
Itef
Grant Township
Guthrie County
Caltrider
Red Cross
Iowa towns vie to host million dollar Yeomen's Home
Representatives from Chariton Ottumwa Fort Dodge Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Atlantic travel to Des Moines to press for Iowa as the location of the Yeomen's Children's Home. The Yeomen board will review all five sites and may visit each site during the inspection tour. Atlantic's chances hinge on today's outcome.
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Des Moines
Yeomen
Sulin
Rusining
Iowa
M. B. Nelson
A. H. Mountain
N. P. Christensen
R. W. Cockshoat
Yeomen Board
Chariton
Ottumwa
Ft. Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Atlantic
Leopold
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
Honte
Tawa
Esmen
Des Moines Booster Tour Set for Cass Visit Schedule
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce announces a three day booster tour visiting forty four towns starting June 20. Warren Jackson, secretary, lists a full itinerary including Booneville De Soto Atlantic Audubon Griswold Audubon and Granger among others with many towns confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des ‘Moines
Chamber of Commerce
Warren Jackson
Commerce
Booneville
van Meter
de Soto
Batiham
Dexter
Stuart
Menlo
Montieth
Guthrie Center
Casey
Ailair
Anita
Viota
Viota, A Atlantic, and 2%— Audubon
Extra
Bray
Griswold
Lewis
Marne
Wal Wee
Avoca
Hancock
Oakland
Carson
Harlan
Kirkman
Irwin Bota
Manning
Halbur
Carroll
Glidden
Ralston
Scranton
Jefferson
Grand Dunellon
Beaver
Ogden
Boone
UN Hadrid
Granger
Geason
Mr. Seek
Acting Mayor Sues for 10000 Damages in Fontanelle Case
Adair Iowa June 1 John Percy acting mayor and council member sues Fontanelle school superintendent Carl Linderman and attorney Charles Launder for 10000 damages over a Fontanelle school teacher fight that involved a warrant of arrest. Perry alleges slapping by Mrs Linderman and seeks trial at the September Greenfield term.
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Adair
John Percy
Archer
Carl Linderman
Fontanelle
Charles T. Launder
Meny Legal
Ferry
Miss Wiley
Linderman
Perry
Adair Court
Greenfield
Requiem Mass Held For Aged Lady In West Point
Funeral services were held this morning for Mrs. Bridget Griffin aged lady who died at West Point Nebraska. The Catholic church SS Peter and Paul hosted the rites with Rev Father Mc Dermott assisted by Rev Fathers Appleby and Colgan of Reno. Remains were taken to Reno for interment in the Catholic cemetery there. Pallbearers were John Dimig, M. P. Conway, Warren Walters, Tom Talty, William Tracey and I. B. Kelly.
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Bridget Griffin
West Point
Neb
SS. Peter and Paul's
Father’ McDermott
Father Appleby
Father Colgan
Reno
John Dimig
M. P. Conway
Warren Walters
Tom Talty
William Tracey
I. BF. Kelly
Russians Seize Japanese Boat and Imprison Crew
Associated Press reports in Tokio that Soviet authorities in Siberia seized a Japanese fishing vessel and imprisoned its 72 crew for operating beyond the seven mile limit. The incident follows prior raids on fishermen near the haven.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Siberia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. H.ostenfeld
PS. Vivea
Blair
Busineay
Delphia
Pland
Wissession
Phila‘Prnisen
Hart
Burbank
Executive Council
Martin
M. Nathanson
Max White
Carl Pierce
Ed. Johnson
Babe’ Nson
U. S
H.£. Bartley
Lad
Yeomen Children's Home
Cass
J. Perry
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