Yeomen Meeting At City Hall Aims To Woo Orphans Home
Yeomen Day in Atlantic features a city hall meeting at eight with Grand President George N. Frink to address residents. Luncheon hosts Frink and H. C. Evans of Yeomen Shield as Atlantic pitches its site for the Orphans Home in Iowa with local leaders pressing the case.
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Yeoman Shield
Fala Avaning
George N. Frink
Yeomen Organization
Order
Iowa
Yeomen Board
H. C. Evans
Yeomen Shield
Des Moines
Duivers
Enid
Frink
Evans
Fred W. McIntosh
Atlantic
Real Farmers Band to Attend Iowa State Fair
A real farmers band composed of Iowa farm boys who can play as well as husk corn will headline the Iowa State Fair August 23 to September 1. Organized four years ago in Nodaway township, the group has grown and earned recognition, with public subscriptions supporting its activities and Major George W. Landers as bandmaster.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
A. R. Corey
State Fair Board
Page County
Farmers Band of Nodaway Toy Own
George W. Lande
Regia
Nodaway
Township
Landers
Thase , Stitt” ‘Fair
Funeral Services for Miss Market Next Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for the late Miss Ma Tr are to be held next Sunday afternoon. Details are incomplete in the fragment but indicate a formal church ceremony.
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Snl
Omaha Maniac On Way To Atlantic
Fred Brown, an Omaha maniac who held two girls and a man prisoner by chaining them last week near Omaha, is reported to be en route to Atlantic. A telegram to Sheriff McKee says he drives a 1917 Ford with two new front doors, license 28502 Nebraska, engine 2067218, alleged stolen from Lincoln. Brown is about 5 feet 3 inches and 135 pounds. no trace found locally.
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Fred Brown
Omaha
Atlantic
W. A . McKee
Dondors
Nebraska
Lincoln
Brown
Rev Thomas Hanna Jr Dies in Omaha at 61
Word reached Atlantic locals of the death of Rev Thomas H Hanna Jr D D at midnight in Omaha at his brother in law Dr and Mrs Palmer Findley home. A former United Presbyterian pastor in Bloomington IL and later at the University of Illinois Champaign student church he served in WWI MC service and his illness arose from face cancer. He was 61 and survived by his sister Mrs Findley and two brothers James Hanna and William Hanna.
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Clifton
Mamie Findley
Thomas H. Hanna, Jr
Inlaw
Palmer Findley
Omaha
United Presbyterian Church
Bloomington
Presbyterian
University of Ilinois
Champaign
Hanna
Findley
O Connor Hosts Bakers School Visit at Atlantic Home Bakery
Master Baker Joetz from Omaha visits today at Atlantic Home Bakery. O Connor invites ladies to inspect a special display of fancy pastries from two to five, promising a unique opportunity to see top American baking methods.
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EB. O'Connor
Atlantic Home Bakery
Omaha
Samuel ¥. Joetz
America
Iidses
Tomorid
O'Connor
Primary polls set nine to eight across Cass County
City hall error corrected. All precincts in Cass County including Atlantic will open at nine in the morning and close at eight in the evening under the current law. Early returns expected as double election boards chosen in county towns. The News-Telegraph will tally precinct and state returns by Monday evening. Candidates listed for U S Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, Superintendent, Railroad Commissioner, and legislative seats.
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Oper Fonday
Sey
Atlantic
General Assembly Atlantic
Cass County
Hearly
News-Telegraph
Associated Press
U. S
Charles E. Pickett
Blackhawk County
Burton E. Sweet
Bremer County
Smith W. Brookhart
Washington County
Claud M. Stanley
Adams County
Clifford Thorne
Lesliee, Francis
Polk County
N. E. Kendall
Mon-roe
John Hamih
Hancock County
Lillian Leffert
Waller “C
Rameau
Wright County
Glenn C. Haynes
Cerro Gordo County
L. W. Ainsworth
Poill County
W. J. Burbank
Ben J. Gibson
Adams
P. E. McClen*ghan
Johnson County
Wilbur H. Bander
Francis
Dwight Lewis
Chas. ‘Webster
Fayette County
Congress
Wm. R. Green
Shas. D. Booth
Julius A. Nelson
Lions Postpone Their Election
Lions Club officers election for the ensuing year was postponed due to a meeting date misunderstanding. It was set for Wednesday noon but moved one day because of Farm Bureau picnic attendance. The event at the Culumet Cafe featured readings and musical numbers by members including O R Patrick Genevieve Conley and Meredith Conley with performances by Evelyn and Doris Barnett.
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Lions Club
Farm Bureau
Ciulumet
Daughters of the Liors
Genevieve Conley
Evelyn
Doris Barnett
Gertrude Nelson
Dr. Barnett
Joyce Barnett
Av Becker
Atlantic schools close for summer in city picnic marks end
Schools in Atlantic end the term with a Sunnyside Park picnic by seventh and eighth grade classes. Pupils and teachers marked the close of the year with outdoor celebration as the school term concludes.
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Sunnyside
Veteran Near Death Ready for Release Revealed
Special to the paper notes a veteran once gravely ill may be discharged soon. Friends report steady improvement and hope for full recovery, while medical staff monitor recovery progress and safety.
Catholics Flee Belfast Amid Bloodshed and Fear
Thousands of Catholics flee Belfast as violence escalates in the past week, with twenty murdered and many wounded in street clashes. Boats to England and youth joining republican forces are reported as Belfast endures perhaps its worst period in history amid heavy tensions and official chaos. Churchill vow to uphold the treaty stirs Irish leaders as down south citizens mobilize to restore order and end lawlessness hindering the free state.
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England
Free State
United Press
Dublin
Winston Churchill
South
Mexican Revolutionists Claim to be Strongly Armed
New Orleans dispatch reports General Felix Diaz to join the Mexican revolt opposing Obregon. Cosas announces Diaz will lead hundreds of trained troops and cadets from several states, boosting the rebellion already growing with about 15,000 fighters.
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United Press
New Orleans
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Obregon
Guillermo Cosas
Diaz
Guatemala
Mexican Republic
Senate Acts to Probe Coal Strike Effects
The Senate authorized a federal inquiry into the nationwide coal strike. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts led passage of a resolution directing the secretary of commerce to investigate and report promptly all information on the strike and its effects on consumers in the United States.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
Secretary of Commerce
Jin
United States
Motorists Fined and Reprimanded for Violations
W S Stamps was cited to appear in police court for speeding yesterday. Mayor Coomes fined him 7.50 and reprimanded him on this guilty plea. Paul Beekman Le Gaylord Mr Boggs and Lester Eblen of Cumberland were cited to appear for running with defective lighting systems. The offenders were reprimanded by Mr Coomes. A second offense will bring a further fine. From Adair Frank Gipple contractor of Adair was here yesterday purchasing supplies. He pays building business in a busy area and both Adair and Gothrie County cauntic.
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W. S. Stamps
Alk. Coomes
Coats
Paul ‘Beekman
le Gaylord
Mr. Boggs
Lester Eblen
Cumberland
Coomes
Adair
Frank Gipple
Gothrie
Cauntic
One Day Session Court Here Saturday
Judge J B Rockafellow announced a short term of court to be held Saturday at the county courthouse. Probate matters and orders will be heard during the session, while equity or law cases cannot be disposed of due to limited time. An extra session may be longer, with a week of court planned at Audubon starting Monday June 13 for will be matters and other cases.
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Rockafellow
J. B. ‘Rockafellow
Audubon
Big Four Brotherhoods May Not Attend Wage Meeting
Cincinnati June 2 The question hangs whether chief officers of the four big railroad brotherhoods will attend the joint meeting of twelve railroad organizations set for next Tuesday to discuss wage reductions. The conference will cover other vital welfare issues for railroad men nationwide.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Public Debt Reduced 51 Million in May
The treasury department announced that May reduced the public debt by over 51 million dollars. The total debt on May 31 stood at 23,138,836,607 compared with 23,190,201,356 on April 30 this year.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Treasury Department
West Coast Conditions Praised by Visitors
A I McMartin former county supervisor from the southeast now in Long Beach Calif arrived for a short county visit. He reports no slump on the west coast and notes impressive building activity especially in Los Angeles. Milt Darling formerly of this county now in Cherokee also visits the city with business and old friends.
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A. I. McMartin
County Board of Supervisors
Long Beach
Calif
Yook
Los Angeles
Milt Darling
Cherokee
Busin
Understanding Being Reached on Debts Due US
Washington reports a tacit understanding with Great Britain and France to fund eleven billion dollars of allied debt to the United States. The debt commission will meet French and British plenipotentiaries soon to refine a concrete plan drafted by Mellon Hughes and Hoover. Sir Auckland Geddes has conferred with commission members as unofficial talks proceed.
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United Press
Washington
Great Britain
France
Foreign Debt Commission
United States
Mellon
Hughes
Hoover
Auckland Geddes
American Commission
Widespread Spirit of Lawlessness Sweeping Country
Chicago June 2 Attorney General Daugherty warned that a widespread spirit of lawlessness is sweeping the country. He cited unwillingness by many state and local officers to punish violence and said officials often sympathize with bootleggers and their patrons, undermining enforcement of the laws.
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United Press
Chicago
Til
Daugherty
Barton
Sum
McCormick resigns as president of International Harvester
CHICAGO June 2 Harold F McCormick today resigned as president of the International Harvester company following a directors meeting which said he declined to serve again. Alexander Legge, a former vice president, was named to head the company.
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United Press
Chicago, WI
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
McCormick
Alexander Legge
Amundsen loads ship Maude for Arctic trip
Seattle June 2 Captain Amundsen noted explorer loads the Maude with supplies for a northern voyage. He plans to include two airplanes for topographical work in the uncharted polar basin. Amundsen will not sail Saturday but join at Nome Alaska later and depart Sunday on the Victoria.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Amundsen
North Countries
Maude
Northland
Polar
Nome
Alaska
Victoria
Airplane Crashed Into Mountain Killing Two
Lieutenant in the reserve corps and a sergeant from the 12th Aero Squadron were burned to death when their plane crashed into a mountain side this morning the aircraft burst into flames immediately after the impact.
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Associat EL Paso
Tex Jenkins
Reserve Corps
12Th Aero Squadron
Funeral Held For Peter Thul In Grisswold Iowa
Funeral services for Peter Thul a Gass County pioneer who died recently were held today at Union Church and Terminont Grisswold Iowa Special to News Telegraph report states services took place this afternoon noting Thul's longtime residence and involvement in the local community
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Harry Pease
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