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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
6
A notice records an order placed with Wilken Monument Works. It notes a transaction form and the service request for monument work, with no additional disputed details or dates specified.
Tuesday results show Brooklyn 10 over New York 9 and Philadelphia 8 over Boston 6. Philadelphia 7 over Boston 2, Detroit 11 over Cleveland 10, New York 14 over Washington 10. Chicago and St Louis had no game. Joplin 2 Wichita 2 and Tulsa 5 Oklahoma City. Omaha St Joseph Dessiphies Sioux City no games scheduled.
The former Merchants National Bank clerk Young Hansen wandered away from his home Monday afternoon. He is survived by his parents four brothers and a sister.
Three men entered Altoona Savings Bank eleven miles east of Des Moines and stole thirty safety deposit boxes containing Liberty bonds and other valuables. Joseph Reed, bank president, said he could not confirm the exact value but estimated the loot likely totals about 3000 dollars. Entry was gained by forcing the door with acetylene and acid.
A fragment from a translated anti Bolshevik appeal by Leonid Andreyev, circulated in New York by the American Central Committee for Russian Relief. The piece, written before his death, condemns Bolshevism and urges Americans to aid Russians in peril, with a call to action framed as a moral appeal to liberty.
Despondency over debt prevents Walter Tkasen twenty two from paying his bills. He leaped in front of a moving stock train yesterday on the Northwestern tracks about 300 feet north of the Benson highway in OMAUWA Nebraska.
An 1919 advertisement extols Doan’s Kidney Pills as a preventive and remedy for kidney troubles. It includes testimonials from Mr Sauer and Mrs Lynng Bald praising the product, noting relief from symptoms after using the pills and recommending continued use. Poster-Milburn Co. markets the pills as the same remedy Mr Sauer used.
A prisoner granted permission to visit his sick brother at no more than a midtown facility arrived after the brother’s death from pneumonia. The brothers were tied to a broader arrest in a bank robbery case near Taney We Deering, with a $3,000 amount charged and heavy bail restrictions noted.
Despite fragmented text, dispatches note a strike near Cracow and mention a jury in Mexico. References to the Red Cross, unverified rumors, and odd phrases appear, with unclear actions or outcomes but a hint of contemporary conflicts and legal processes.
W A Schrader succeeds J A Giffen as funeral director and embalmer with 159 night and Red 431 numbers. Arthur Young is listed as funeral director and licensed embalmer with residence phone Red 405. Osborne Tomlinson Funeral Directors at 313 Chestnut St offer receiving room and chapel connected services. M Tomlinson is listed as funeral director and embalmer with Green 317 number and ambulance service.
Leaders of the coalition of three parties in Germany express confidence the Majority Socialists German Democrats and Clericals will stay in control after the general election set for June 66. The vote will decide members of the first regular National Assembly under the republican constitution.
Eastbound and westbound Rock Island trains listed with numbers and times. Carries passengers between Council Bluffs, Stuart, Griswold and Audubon branches. Daily except Sunday service noted. specific leaves and arrivals provided for each line.
Readable lines show a timetable with multiple station names and times including Kimballton Elk Horn Hansen Hoi ta Gates Smith Lake Harrisdale and Atlantic. Entries list departure and arrival times with times like 9:10 8:20 12 320 and 10:30 434g. The fragmentary OCR implies a regional rail or bus schedule with inconsistent formatting.
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