Cuban Rebels Burn La Maya in Cuba Revolt
Havana reports general Estenez or Estonez with 800 men attacked La Maya 30 miles from Sanago, burning the town after regulares left search for insurgents. Rebel leader Eugenio La Coste proclaims himself governor of Tartares north of Guantanamo, ordering planters to contribute $6,000 and arms or face arson.
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Havana
Estenez
la Maya
Sanago
Sanguily
Estonez
Maya
Montesquedo
Eugenio la Coste
Tartares
Guantanamo
German Aviator Killed In Monoplane Crash At Bremen
German aviator Albert Buchstatter and his passenger Lieutenant Stille died when their monoplane plunged after takeoff on the 125 mile northwest aviation circuit. The craft banked, then dropped into the earth, half buried, requiring disassembly to recover the bodies.
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Bremen
Germany
Albert Buchstatter
Rman
Stille
Buchetatter
Suffragists Use Balloon to Boost Cause in Kansas
Topeka June 3 suffragists plan use of toy balloons bearing a boy carrying a banner reading Vote for Mother to boost equal suffrage as the campaign continues in Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
McClaughrey Suspended at Leavenworth Prison
William McClaughrey, a Bertillon expert at the federal prison in Leavenworth Kansas, was suspended from duty by the justice department after a quarrel with an inspector who reported the incident to Washington.
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Leavenworth
Kan
William McClaughrey
Bertillon
Department of Justice
Washington
Lorimer Goes to Capital Amid Ouster Fears
Senator William Lorimer leaves Chicago for Washington aboard the Pennsylvania line. Friends insist he will not resign and plans to debate the case in the Senate. Cooke acts as bodyguard and nurse, saying he will manage Lorimer’s rest and press encounters. Lorimer’s condition remains poor but he vows to fight on and unlikely expulsion worries him less than the battle ahead.
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Cooke
Chicago
William Lorimer
Washington
Pennsylvania
Senate
Kern
Lorimer
William J. Cooke
Ingilries
Senator Lorimer
Architect Burnham Dead While Touring Europe
Daniel Hudson Burnham founder of the Chicago Plan died in Heidelberg Germany at sixty six after a brief illness of diabetes. He was traveling with wife, son Hubert Burnham, daughter Mrs. A B Wells and Mr Wells during a motor trip through France Italy and Germany. The death ends work on the beautification of Chicago and leaves unfinished many of his city plan projects.
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Chicago
Heidelberg
Europe
Daniel Hudson Burnham
Germany
Burnham
Hubert Burnham
A. B. Wells
Mr. Wells
France
Italy
New York Waiters in Riot Near Vanderbilt Home
Police used revolvers to keep back 800 hotel strikers near the Hotel Savoy in one of New York Citys wealthiest districts. Detective Foy was knocked down in the clash as strikers and sympathizers protested arrests for disorder. The Hotel Mens association rejected arbitration urged by Commissioner Beslin as hotels and restaurants felt the strike impact. China Loan Talks See Hinge as Russia Japan Consider Join.
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Vanderbilt
New York
Savoy
Foy
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Hotel Men’s Association
Commissioner Beslin
Stereotypers Return to Positions After Strike Fallout
Nine stereotypers who walked out in sympathy with Chicago newspaper pressmen on May 2 returned to their former jobs in Chicago on June 3. They came back as individuals after the local charter was revoked following an International investigation led by President J. J. Freel.
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Chicago
International
J. J. Freel
Builder McKay Heads East to Wiota for House
Hugh McKay rode the east bound train to Wiota this morning to continue a new residence for Herman Thompson south of Wiota. He recently completed a country home for Fritz Tibben in the same area, pushing the project along.
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Hugh McKay
Wiota
Herman Thompson
Fritz Tibben
Greys Win A Good Game 9 To 0 At Local Park
The Greys defeated Hxtra 9 to 0 behind Dahlberg pitching a solid, if slightly wild, effort. Art Wright led a lively attack with a single, while Morris sat with a sore hand. Box score shows base hits by Knox Sturgeon Dimick Kramer Graham Browne Rendlemas McLain Cotton for the Greys and Barnhart Franklin Morgan White Hedges Hoenke Wright and Dahlberg for Atlantic. Notes say Atlantic scored in all but two innings and Greenfield prepares for Sunday.
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Greys
Hxtra
Dahlberg
Art Wright
Morris
EXIRA
Abrhpore Knox
Sturgeon
Dimick
Kramer
Graham c
Browne
Rendlemas
McLain
Cotton
Atlantic Abrhpoah Barnhart
Franklin
Morgan
White
Hedges
Hoenke
Max Wright
Policy Arec ord breaker insurance on Hopley ranch
A large fire insurance policy was issued for the Hopley ranch near Lewis by the Platts Nelson agency tied to Farmers Savings Bank. The two-company policy totals 874 000 with premiums of 1800. The case marks a record for Cass county and likely Iowa outside cities. The Hopleys recently settled a fire loss promptly and renewed with the agency.
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Cass County
Iowa
Peter Hopley & Son
Lewis
Platts-Nel-son
Farmers Savings Bank
Hopleys
Platts-Nelson
New Building for Atlantic A One Story Cement Structure
Announcement of a new one story cement building to be erected on Walnut street just south of Shranger and Johnson Co. by H. B. Rattenberg for L. D. Soper automobile business. 140 feet long, completion by July first, leased for several years, expected to boost Walnut street and reflect a boom in local building.
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Atlantic
Shranger & Johnson Co
Walnut Street
H. 8. Rattenberg
L. D. Soper
Soper
White Pole Auto Club Meeting Postponed
John D. Bailey of Washington township praised the News-Telegraph and Cass county readers as discriminating. The White Pole Auto Club meeting in Anita, originally set for today, was postponed to next Monday due to today’s primary. Anita invites all automobile owners to attend and enjoy local hospitality.
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John D. Bailey
Washington Township
News-Telegraph
Cass County
White Pole Auto Club
Anita
Nebe Purchases Swartz Enburg Fire Alarm System
F M Nebe has bought a Swartz enburg fire alarm system for home use ensuring protection in case of fire. The purchase reflects emphasis on safety and preparedness in residential settings.
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F. M. Nebe
Burial for Mrs Harriet L McGrew at Atlantic cemetery
Mrs Harriet L McGrew died in Fort Collins Colorado and was buried in Atlantic cemetery beside her husband John McGrew who died fifteen years ago. She lived in Anita for thirty years before moving to Fort Collins to live with her daughter Mrs H L Moore. Survivors include three living children Frank P McGrew James L McGrew and Arthur G McGrew. Two children Chas McGrew and Mrs Helen Ferryman are deceased. A short service was conducted by Rev A D Beckhart. Local recall notes her demise.
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Harriet L. McGrew
Fort Collins
Colo
Atlantic Cemetery
John McGrew
McGrew
Anita
H. L. Moore
Moore
Frank
Atlantic Commercial Club Board Meeting Tonight
The Atlantic Commercial Club holds its regular monthly board meeting at eight o'clock in the new club rooms. Many important matters will be acted upon and all board members are urged to attend.
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The
Atlantic Commercial Club
Fort Collins Courier Defends Local Conditions Against Misquotes
In Fort Collins the Courier counters Earl Gaylord and Atlantic Iowa News claims that conditions are dire. It cites a 1910 population of 8,210, notes drought and grasshoppers but argues crops are promising, banks hold deposits totaling 2.5 million, and the area in Cache la Poudre valley is seeded to wealth producing crops. The paper asserts misquotation and urges readers not to gloat over supposed hard times.
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Ft. Collins Courier
Ft. Collins
Colo
Earl Gaylord
Karl Gaylord
The
Courier
Atlantic
Iowa
Fort Collins
Fort Colling
Cache A Poudre
Earl
Small wreck slows traffic near Hansen Heights
A near-morning incident involving two cars and the tender of the A. N. and S. railway left the tracks beyond Hansen Heights. The tender rolled down a bank, causing a brief delay in traffic until clearance. No injuries are reported.
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Hansen Heights
Closed Their School in Grove Township Picnic Style
Misses Della Grobee and Little Shepperd closed their Grove township school on Friday with a community picnic. About a hundred patrons and friends arrived with baskets and enjoyed a classic picnic dinner beneath maples. Afterward contests and an excellent program of recitations dialogues and songs followed, with teachers praised for training and drill.
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Della Grobee
Little Shepperd
Grove Township
Grokee
Shepperd
Cummins Seeks Nomination Role at Chicago Convention
Iowa campaign ends with mass rallies as Senator Albert B. Cummins says his nomination at the Chicago Republican national convention may be unnecessary and depends on the presidential race. Governors and senators campaign across Iowa, with Polk County seen as pivotal and Cummins and Young claiming statewide momentum.
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Iowa
Chicago
Paramount Import
BOOST ENDOWMENT Cornell Students Raise $8 000 in Great Mass Meeting
Mount Vernon June 3 A great forward step in Cornell campaign for 500000 endowment came as students raised over 8000 in a mass meeting. Senior class has subscribed 4300 bringing total to 12345. Campaign must raise 400000 to satisfy Rockefeller board, which grants 100000 if remainder is raised before June 30. Over 300000 already subscribed and full amount expected soon. E Rawson Dead After Long Illness Des Moines insurance man and former president of Des Moines Life Insurance Co died at home after a prolonged illness. He leaves wife and son Homer Elbert Rawson, Harvard undergraduate.
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Cornell
Mount Vernon
Rockefeller Board
E. Rawson
Charles Elbert Rawson
Middle West
Des Moines Life Insurance Company
Chicago Insurance Corporation
Des Moines
Mr. Rawson
Homer Elbert Rawson
Harvard University
Weather Forecast for Town Town-Unsettled Showers Likely
Forecaster warns of unsettled weather with possible showers tonight and Tuesday. Cooler air moves in tonight with winds easing, and temperatures expected to dip across the region.
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