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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1926

Page

5

Swedish Cabinet Resigns Amid World News

Swedish cabinet resigns per Copenhagen advices. Des Moines camp planned by Salvation Army to aid heat relief for poor families this summer near Johnston Station. Bandits rob, escape with cash in Kansas City and Oak Cliff bank vaults. President Coolidge to appoint Tilson of Atlanta as judge in newly formed district. Daniels campaigns against unit rule at Democratic conventions in Columbus. Citizens of Topeka seek July vote on $112,000 power and light bond issue.

Evtabluk Stromer Des Molnes Salvation Army Johnston Station Des Moines Kansas City Chapquan-Dairy Company Columbus Josephus Daniels Navy EU Feauld I . Cithzana The To 1 and Light Corporation Pola

Durkin To Enter Plea Of Self Defense

Des Moines reports say Cummins campaign manager forecast a landslide for Cummins in Iowa. Clarke urged voters to support Cummins for farm relief and long record of public service. Howard Clark and rivals deemed not an issue as Cummins supporters touted his senate tenure.

Durkin United States Towa Ag Cummings Senate Smith Hrook Howard ‘Clark Nate Cummins

Senate Prohibition Committee to Consider Wet Bills

Washington June 2 The Senate prohibition committee said it will meet tomorrow to consider numerous wet bills. Senators Edge New Jersey Edwards New Jersey and Glom Maryland push repeal of the Velatead act and national referendums on prohibition. They seek manufacture of beer and light wines non intoxicating in fact.

Senate Prohibition Washington Colorado Edge New Jersey Edwards New Jeraey Glom Maryland

Substantiate Charge of Graft Letter Surfaces in 70s Case

A letter by Russell Scolp, convict linked to Joseph Maurer, claims a high official’s influence tried to secure release through graft. The missive describes pressure to raise $5,000 and references Detroit and Springfield amid ongoing legal scrutiny. the case heads to a new jury hearing under Judge Kavaniugy Yoait.

Gricago N.S Russell Scolp Joseph Maurer Chicago Scott Ws Chester Asylum William Scutt Stewart Benth Ghie Jeaga William Y Brothers June Kavaniugy Scott Detroit Springfield

Durkin Trial Opens as Jury Pool Prepared in Chicago

In Chicago the trial of Martin Durkin opens amid guarded expectations. Jurors face questions over self defense as peremptory challenges shrink the panel. Only five spectators attend while Durkin sits in the defendant’s box, surrounded by memories of three widows and two relatives. The case proceeds with jury selection continuing.

I. N.S Chicago Martin Durkin North Credit Pangt Bf Fing Farms W. C. Ritter Harvey Arthur Glienke Ghigage Gedte Wicker Summit Julian W. Mathis 3E Ventilating Company Durkin Pers Mia Edwin Shanahan Harry Gray Bergeant_Gray Fi7th Floyd ‘Austin Astin

Mother and child believed lost after steamer collision

A wire dispatch from Nes. Lynn Hoag reports a steamer sunk by an oil barge near Nes yesterday. Rescue crews saved the mother and daughter aboard, while other crew members were reported safe. Officials remained cautious about the full extent of the loss.

New York L N.S Nes Lynn Hoag Mary Hudson Arthur

Brookhart Denies Frame-Up Charges in Newberryism Conspiracies

Brookhart, candidate for the United States Senate, denounces a framing plot tied to Newberryism and conspiracy claims. He cites a telegram to Senator Reed denying franking-privilege violations and alleges outside funding to sway the June 7 primary with false literature and staged accusations.

Ligux City Charkus Daugherby Reed Pennsylvania Brookhart Daugherty Gang Senate Senate Investigating Committee James A. Reed Migsouti Newhertylze

Local Boy Harvard Graduate Secures Post This Year

Mrs Grubb and daughter Goneng of 805 Poplar Street plan to attend commencement exercises in Peru where their Quentain Grubb will receive a degree. The local boy, a Harvard graduate this year, is securing a good position as a result.

Harvard Mra. C.A

City Council Discusses Water Plant Upgrades and Bids

Kansas City Concern claims Atlantic City erred in bid evaluations while Omaha Interstate bid at 2005 dollars for equipment is accepted. Water softeners offer from Crane Co on sixty day trial at about 1700 dollars. May 20 meeting notes and pending Elm Street water mall extension discussed with bidders to be reported tonight.

Lantie Y Peer Niel Interstader Ceskavas Eln Street LaVista Place Bia

House Approves French War Debt Agreement

The House ratified the $4.2 billion France war debt settlement by a narrow vote amid spirited debate. Adoption sends the measure to the Senate as farm bloc opposition and political maneuvering over agricultural relief shaped the session.

Washington France United States House Senate

Divorce and car damage cases filed in court today

A divorce petition alleges marriage began October 6 1923 at Greenfield and desertion June 1 1924 seeking legal separation and real estate title. another suit by Byron McNeil against G D McNeil and son for 370 damages after a car crash in Des Moines.

Sap Mnia Jornéy Tom’ C. Smith Albert J. Owens Greenfield Wes Monrne G. D. McNeil Ames Byron McNeil Sonhoe Oakland Des Moines

American public debt reduced to by treasury

Washington June 2 The American public debt will be reduced by 8358 08 000 with savings of about 33 4 million in interest during the year ending May 31 the treasury announced today The outstanding debt May 31 was 90 063 200 000 a cut of 6 533 000 from the peak August 31 15

Washington Treasury

Ha u gen bill may be changed again in Senate fight

Washington June 2 In an effort to overcome opposition and obtain a favorable vote on farm relief legislation before Congress farm bloc in the Senate presses for changes. The text notes Senate maneuvers and potential amendments as lawmakers seek passage.

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