Adriatic Question Still Unsolved By Council
The council of four met in Paris to discuss the Adriatic claims of Italy as the Austro-Italian settlement remains unsettled. German officials in Washington signaled willingness to negotiation but urged safeguards, warning that punishment and exclusion from the League of Nations threaten Germany's survival.
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Associated Press
Paris
Italy
Council of Four
S. Germain
Orlands
Col. Housa
Adriatic
Rhine Republic proclaimed in Rhine provinces
An Allied news dispatch reports a Rhine Republic proclaimed with Wiesbaden as provisional capital. Dr. Dorden heads the new government installed in Wiesbaden, while citizens hope the move ends the Rhine provinces’ uncertainty with Germany and the Allies.
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Mayence
Rhine
Spdblig
Germany
Dorden
Wiesbaden
Cor'don
SN A
No date set for merger wire strike in Atlanta
In Washington, D C on June 2, the president of the GTE has not set a date for a nationwide telegraphers strike while indicating responses to the Atlanta telephone operator firings. Postmaster General aims to reinstate workers and discipline Southern Bell officials over union affiliations.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Ington
D. C
Onenksmp
Gte
Pal
Aim
Southern Bell, Telephone Company
Memorial Flowers Laid At Atlantic Cemetery Honors Deceased Members
Ceremonies in Atlantic mark the annual M W A and Royal Neighbors memorial tribute. Flowers were placed on the graves of Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors members, with Rev Clifford Price delivering the memorial address and notes on the orders motto For the Life of Another. Descriptions list numerous honored members and their burial locations, including those buried elsewhere.
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M. W.A
RN. A
Atantic
Clifford Price
Fis
Hall
Fourth
Chestnut Tis
Automobiles
Pence Spok
Wollmen
Spéssor
Yeaterday
Choice de Guerre to Champion Pie Baker
Ma Burdick a 60 year old Salvation Army worker from Houston received the Croix de Guerre for baking bread and leading gospel services under German fire. The medal is on its way to America. she is the first Salvation Army worker to receive the French decoration.
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York
Salvation Army
F. O. Burdick
Houston
S Xepers
Porahing
America
Ma" Burdick
Beithe
Fae
Bishop Stuntz to Address Atlantic Club on Far East Business
Bishop Homer C Stuntz of the Methodist Episcopal church will visit Atlantic Friday to speak at a Commercial Club event on Business Conditions in the Far East. He will attend a jubilee meeting for the Atlantic district Cen tenary campaign and address a mass meeting at the city park at 2:30 pm. Local and visiting Methodists will host two big picnic dinners Friday noon. The bishop, a national church figure, has just returned from a mission to the Orient.
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Homer C. Stuntz
Methodist Episcopal Church
Atlantic Friday
Far East
Stantz
Frederick W. Simpson
Atlantic
Methodist Churches of
Atlantic District
Stuntz
Cedar Rapids encampment draws G A R and W R C members
Several members of Sam Rice Post Grand Army of the Republic and the W R C have traveled to Cedar Rapids for their annual encampments. From Atlantic, Mrs William Rowe Mrs Carrie Seymour Mrs McDermott R S McGeec hon and wife H M Brown F M Nutter and William Crisman are among those attending.
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Sam Rice
Grand Army of the Republic
Cedar Rapids
Atlantic
William Rowe
Carrie Seymour
McDermott
R. 5. McGeechon
H. M. Brown
F. M. Nutter
William Crisman
Royal Neighbors Conclave Planned in Atlantic
Royal Neighbors to hold a conclave in Atlantic on Thursday June 19 with a school of instruction from 9 30 a m to evening hour. Prominent Iowa officers will attend with delegates from Red Oak Oakland Carson Corning and Elliott lodges. Rev F W Simpson of Atlantic gives the welcome address. The program includes camp reports initiation seating and transfers plus an evening auto ride and bus tour.
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Atlantic
Royal Neighbors
Iowa
Royal Neighbor
Red Oak
Oakland
Carson
Corning
Elliott
F. W.simpson
Pullman Hotel to Open to Public Under New Managers
The Pullman hotel will open its doors to the public under the management of J. W. Morgan and his wife. They have leased the property and will operate the dining room leased to J. W. Snow of Walnut. Morgan, an insurance agent, will devote full attention to the hotel venture.
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Pullman Hotel
Hee |Elty’s O Tavern
3. W. Morgan
J. W. Snow
Walnut
Morgan
Lang Will Filed For Probate By Jacob Lang Pioneer Veteran
The will of Jacob Lang a pioneer resident and Civil War veteran was filed for probate this morning. It devises property to his two sons J E Lang and Zeno Lang and mentions the children of deceased Christina JG Carter and Abraham L Linseth. The language indicates the Lang brothers are executors with terms of the will.
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Jacob Lang
Cass County to form American Legion chapter
A meeting at the city auditorium tonight at 8 oclock will launch preliminary steps to organize a Cass County chapter of the American Legion. Lieut Harry B Swan, appointed district chairman, will explain the process and eligibility rules for prior military service members.
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Gnas County
American Legion
National Organization of Soldiers ‘and Sailors
City
Harry B. Swan
Cass County
United States
France
St. Louis
Lieut Swan W
Raymond A. Smith
Lieut
Swan
Flying Circus Postponed To Wednesday At Fair Grounds
Weather and expected low attendance force postponement of the Flying Circus show for the Atlantic band benefit. Aviators arrived from Harian and landed beside the Rock Island tracks after a noon arrival. Automobiles were delayed by bad roads, and the dance at city hall is also postponed. The troupe heads to Greenfield for a new exhibition tomorrow.
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Fair Grounds
Atlantic
Harlan
Rock Island
Harland
Manta
Greenfield
Heavy rainfall hits Griswold area with accumulating totals
Rain in Griswold vicinity was heavy from Saturday morning to Sunday morning totaling 1.94 inches with an additional .65 inches last night. May rainfall reached five inches and since January the total has been fifteen and a fraction inches.
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Griswold
Supreme Court Upholds Wire Rates Ruling
The Supreme Court, under Postmaster General Borieven’s authority, upholds the wire service rate decision. An Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports the court’s confirmation of the postal charge framework.
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Supreme Court
Associated Pee
Washington, D. C
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Borievon
Mandeene Sans Yhoo
Parents And Daughter Are Graduates Of Same School
Griswold Iowa June 2 A News Telegraph special notes an unusual case in Griswold high school where Miss Veryl Read, daughter of Harry Read and his wife, graduates alongside both parents who also attended Griswold High School eighteen years earlier. This appears unique in town history with both parents sharing the same alma mater as their child.
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News-Telegraph
Griswold
Veryl Read
Harry Read
Griswold High School
Troop Train Plunges From Bridge Near Ashland Neb
A Burlington line troop train struck a washout on Salt River two miles east of Ashland at 1 30 Sunday morning. The wreck sent three sleeping cars into the river as 150 men went down with the cars. Twenty seven soldiers were injured and hospitalized at Fort Omaha. Most crew and survivors were from California’s Twenty fifth engineers. A cloud burst weakened the track and caused the derailment. A relief train recovered the men who were brought to Omaha by train in blankets and night clothing.
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Omaha
Neb
Burlington Railroad
Salt River
Ashland
Fort Omaha
Atlantic
San Francisco
Twenty -Fifth Engineers
Calfornia
Burtington
Johnson Attacks League of Nations in Senate Speech
Senator Johnson of California denounced the league as a war trust and warned the Paris conference will not amend the covenant to let the people decide future war. He said the pact, aimed at preventing war, fails its purpose and could spread tyranny by binding nations to fight.
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Associated Press
Washington,d.c
League of Nations
Johnson
Republican
California
Senate
Report Says Chihuahua Attacked by Forces Yesterday
June 2 report from JBAREZ Mexico cites reliable sources that Chihuahua City was attacked in force yesterday. The dispatch notes heavy fighting, with conflicting accounts and claims of casualties, as authorities work to verify details amid ongoing clashes.
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Chihuahua
Associated Press
Jbarez
Mexico
Chiluinhis
Genny
Austrians Given Peace Terms This Afternoon
Allied powers hand Austria the peace proposal detailing borders with Czecho Slovakia and Jugoslavia plus recognition of Hungary's independence. Terms include demobilization, transit freedoms, minority protections, and adherence to the League of Nations covenant with fifteen days for written discussion.
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Associated Preas
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
United Press
St, Germain
Clemencent
Austria
Bohemia
Moravia
Marburg and Radke
Jugo-Slavia
Republic of Austria
Bulgaria
Grece
Poland
Rumania
Czecho- Slavia
Crecho- Slovakia
Russia
Brest-Litovak
Luxemburg
Turkey
Germany
Schleswig-Holstein
League of Nations
Neglonuads
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G. W. Elme
H. A. Gifford
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