Connolly Defeats Meredith In Iowa Ballot Totals
United Press reports Des Moines results show Connolly leading Meredith by precincts 1900 total, with Cummins and Savage totals listed. Clark and Lee compete in a split race, Hamilton and McGinnis lead railroad and judicial outcomes, Basher and Schenk vie for progressive senate nomination, with Weaver Thomas Sallinger and others winning supreme judge posts. State auditor race advances to state convention.
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United Press
Des Moines
Cummins
Savage
Connolly
Meredith
Clark
Lee
Rowley
Hamilton
McGinnis
Thorne
Wilson
Railroad ‘Commission
Marin and
Mercer
Basher
Schenk
Weaver, Thomas
Sallinger
Withrow
Prouty
Ladd
Candling Eggs Campaign Aims June 15 Begin
C O Frazer, food inspector for the state dairy and food commission, visited Council Bluffs to promote an egg candling education drive. He says June 15 marks the start for candling all eggs in commerce to curb adulterated eggs and reduce losses estimated at seven to eight million dollars yearly. He praised Atlantic as a model town and noted the department’s push toward enforcement and self-sufficiency.
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C. O. Frazer
Council Bluffs
State Dairy and Food Commission
Mr. Frazer
Commission
Barney
Frazer
Dairy and Food Department
Shane
Atlantic
Couple Wed at Parsonage in Griswold
Martin R. Groshong Jr of Griswold weds Miss Sarah Jane Eberle of Hiwatha Kansas at the M HB Parsonage. Rev Handy officiates. They depart for Lake Okoboji and southern Minnesota for their wedding trip. The bride is known from Rousseau store circle. attendant Mere Townsend accompanies the couple. Occident flour advertised.
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Martin R. Groshong, Jr
Griswold
Sarah Jane Eberle
Hiwatha
Kas
M. HB
Mr. Handy
Lake Okoboji
Minnesota
Migs Oberle
Rousseau
Mere Townsend
Senate panel backs Panama tolls arbitration plan
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 8 to 6 to adopt the Sutherland resolution directing Wilson to seek special arbitration with Great Britain over the Panama tolls dispute. The measure moves to the Senate as speeches end and a roll call demand looms, possibly by Saturday.
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American Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sutherland
Wilson
Great Britain
Panama
Senate
United Press
Washington, D. C
Elton Goes on Stand at ICC Probe Start
James Elton, New Haven director, took the witness stand as the Interstate Commerce Commission resumed its probe today in Washington.
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United Press
Washington
James
Elton
New Haven
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Bay Couple to Wed in Chicago June 16
Announcement of the wedding in Chicago on June 16 between Robert Phelps, son of Mrs. R. G. Phelps of Atlantic Bay, and a daughter of Judge McKensie Cleland of Chicago. The groom, a lawyer, is well regarded in his city. The couple plans a wedding trip to visit his mother and relatives before returning.
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Chicago
Robert Phelps
R. G. Phelps
McKensie Cleland
Harrow A. A. Nelson Invention Declared Complete
Harrow inventor A. A. Nelson of north of this city and his brother Walter Nelson corrected reports, stating their device is a complete harrow with a novel harrow cart. It fits through gates by adjustable four and eight foot configurations, angles teeth freely, and removes the old lever. The News-Telegraph apologizes for earlier misreporting and congratulates on a useful innovation.
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A. A. Nelson
Walter Nelson
News-Telegraph
Nelson
First Visit in Ten Years Shocks Atlantic Growth
Charles Moreland of Omaha spent Sunday in Atlantic visiting his brother Al Moreland and family. Al says Charles was surprised by the city’s progress and growth since he left ten years ago, the first time he has returned in that period.
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Charles Moreland
Omaha
al Moreland
Hare
Atlantic
J. W. Butler Improves After Hospital Operation
J W Butler recently submitted to an operation at the Atlantic hospital and was yesterday moved to his home. He is reported considerably improved and his friends express satisfaction and hope for continued daily progress.
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J. W. Butler
The
Atlantic Hospital
Mediators Still in a Deadlock Over Mexican Crisis
United Press reports from Washington and Niagara Falls describe mediation efforts with President Wilson urged to press Carranza to accept mediation aid. Huerta signals withdrawal if a compliant successor government is arranged, while Mexican delegates stress sovereignty and caution external influence. Officials await clearer guidance from Washington as talks stall on constitutionalist representation.
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United Press
Washinton
Wilson
Car-ranza
Mexico
Mexico City
Blanquet
Huerta
Niagara Falls
Ont
General Huerta
Vuerta
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Washington
Majestic to Present Goodness Gracious Scream Feature
Manager Frost previews a Vitagraph comedy scream feature titled Goodness Gracious or Movies as They Shouldn't Be to be shown tomorrow evening at the Majestic theater. The feature has played at the Vitagraph New York theater for over a month and promises a lively treat for audiences.
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Frost
Majestic Theater
Vitagraph Company
New York
Atlantic Council Passes Ordinance Limiting Street Blockages
An ordinance restraining any railroad company from blocking streets longer than five minutes was adopted by the Atlantic city council. The measure aims to ease crossings over Rock Island tracks and improve access for residents and farmers. Mayor Burnea and several councilmen attended. other business included curb waivers, sidewalk construction requests, and budget items.
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Atlantic
Rock Island
Burnea
M. Lo
Cardio
Frank Henry
Olaf Remien
Ir. Brown
George FP. Lang
Fred
Schain
Brown
Brehmer
Seventh Street
Walnut
Chestnut
Lang
Henry
Kirk
J. O. Fudge
Remsen
Mr. Wells
Hawkeye Press
Carl Wiuff
Bose
Bug Lynch
Boggess Brothers
Wissler & Worth
J. G. Whitney
Light and water plant May 1914 daily output report
Daily May 1914 report shows water pumped totals and power output. Entries list day shift 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. with totals for kilowatt hours day and night runs. Overall daily output tallies to 46 075 kilowatt hours and 36 624 dollars in value.
Cant Play With Feds Cant Play With Feds
Chicago June 3 Superior Court Judge Fool today issued a permanent injunction preventing George Johnson from playing with the Kansas City Federals. The ruling upholds contracts with the Cincinnati National League club.
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United Treas
Chicago
Superior Court
George Johnson
Kansas City Federals
Cincinnati
Delegation to discuss Elkhorn road extension to Creston
A Commercial Club delegation will travel by car tomorrow to Greenfield for a regional meeting with towns between here and Creston. The aim is to extend the new Elkhorn road from here to Creston via the planned route between here and Harlan. The gathering is expected to attract strong interest in the extension proposal.
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Greenfield
Creston
Here
Elkhorn Road
Harlan
Alumni Banquet Promotes Support For Atlantic High
Atlantic high school's Alumni association holds its annual banquet Friday June 5 at 6 30 PM in the Masonic hall after commencement. Tickets cost 1 and are sold at Moorhams Alexanders and Parsons or from Wilson Graham Miss Hazel Jones George Nerkay Miss Iris Crouch or E P Chage. Participation supports the event during commencement week.
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Alumni Association of the Atlantic High School
Masonic Hall
Moorh'’S
Alexandher's
Parsons
Wilson Graham
Hazel Jones
George Ner Kay
Iris Crouch
E. P. Chage
Forsyth and Hopley Plan European Horse Purchase Tour
H K Forsyth and Peter Hopley departed Monday for an extended tour of Europe to buy horses. After several months abroad they will ship a number of horses to Atlantic, the primary aim of the trip.
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H. K. Forsyth
Peter Hopley
Europe
Mr. Hopley
Atlantic
Anita Tribune editor references the ocean wave road condition
Editor Budd spoke at a Commercial club meeting with the Anita contingent, deriding the bad dirt street by the fair grounds. He warned the News-Telegraph would launch a fund to fix the block if the city lacks funds to repair it, calling the condition a disgrace that must be remedied at once.
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Budd
Anita Tribune
Commercial Club
Anita
Fair Grounds
News-Telegraph
Beers Named on Official Ballot for State Senator
County Auditor C H Kringel reported that Charles Beers received seven socialist votes in the eighteenth senatorial district for state senator and that at the final election this fall his name will be on the official ballot as a candidate.
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C. H. Kringel
Charles Beers
Marriage Licenses for Groghong Griewold and Wherly
Marriage licenses issued for M. R. Groghong and Griewold, and for Sarah J. Wherly of Hiwatha Kes.
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M. R. Groghong
Griewold
Sarah J. Wherly
Hiwatha
Kes
Anita Club Men Visit Atlantic for Pleasant Meeting
About twenty four Anita Commercial club members attended a luncheon hosted by Atlantic Commercial club. The event featured a kingly menu prepared by Atlantic’s domestic science class led by Miss Hansen, with hats at each place. Speakers from Anita praised Atlantic, discussed school bond funding and local projects, and a future Fourth of July celebration was shelved.
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Anita Commercial Clu
Atlantic Club
Anita Commercial Club
Cnra
Atlantic Commercial Club
Hansen
Atlantic
Harlan
H. M. Boorman
Bresent
C. Lp
Clovis
Elkhorn Mad
A. Goodspeed
Anita
Boorman
H. L. Bell
Anita Club
J. W. Holmes
B. D. Forshay
H. E. Campbell
J. 0. Voorhees
Newton
Val Weigand
Walter Budd
Anita Tribune
L. Campbell
Commercial Club
Harry L. Bell
H. H. Cate
John C. Voorhees
L. R. Galiher
B.W. Holmes
W. F. Budd
M. C. Hansen
B. A. Stone
Ira Bontrager
W. T. Birgs
Amos Shipman
Frank Carter, Inc
Wiliam Wagner, Jr
J. A. Wagner
Harold Ziegler
D. R. Forshay
Abe Big
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Connollly
Dubuque Man
Pure Food Department of State
Brown Groovy Co
J. W. Butler Better
Majestic
Reailront
E. Johnson
Nichols
Carlson
AML
Moore’s Pharmacy
Alexander's Book Store
Parsons’ Drug Store
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