German Ambassador to Berlin to Present View on U S Submarine War
The United Press reports President Wilson and his cabinet debate a pointed note to Germany asking if it will follow humane principles in maritime warfare. Count von Bernstorff prepares a safe conducted envoy to lay out U S public opinion and the German government will receive a memorandum via Ambassador Gerard. Dispatch of the envoy may delay Germany's reply but will not halt the U S response.
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Berlin
Count von Bernstorff
William
Wilson
United States
United Statea
Coer von Bernstorff
Bryan
London
Dernbarg
Live With Them A While Court Testimony On Marriage
In Bridgeport on June 4 United Press reports former Mrs. Lourie Laden Wenman explained she advised living with a fiancé before marriage. G Fritz Nave a rich St. Louis man was linked to the arrangement as her husband about a month earlier. Burd Wilson Wenman seeks custody of their son, arguing the mother’s influence was not suitable.
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United Press
Bridgeport
Conn
Lourie Laden Wenman
G. Fritz Nave
St. Louis
Long Island
Burd Wilson Wenman
Men lose chivalry to glamour in Port County opinion
In Lockport Illinois on June 4 the Minoss Congress of Mothers and Preventive Sessions set a sharp verdict. President Mrs. B. F. Longworthy declared men can no longer be trusted and cannot distinguish the best woman from the worst. The remark follows a critique of modern dress and the allure of thin waists in shaping gallantry.
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United Press
Lockport
Minoss Congress
Wothers and Parventan
F. Longworthy
Diplomas Awarded to Atlantic High School 1915 Class
The class of 1915 at Atlantic High School received diplomas at last evening's commencement in Le High School auditorium. Rev. Beckhart opened with invocation. students delivered essays, orations, readings, solos, and vocal pieces. President Jock of the school board conferred diplomas as old rose and black colors adorned the decorations. Alumni banquet follows at Masonic hall with Presbyterian ladies serving.
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Atlantic High School
The
le High School
Beckhart
Edna Brown
John Greenleaf Whitter
Irwin Pelrett
China
Billa Trailor
Ralph McDermott
Red Cross Society
Europe
Oscar Otto
Florine Beckhart
Hugh Highley
Ralph Roberts
Ruth Handy
Ruth Diven
Deborah Milford
Daisy
Gudwin Johnson
Masonic Hall
Presbyterian
Marker Improves After Illness at Local Office
Bart Marker, long noted as ill, is reportedly better after a nervous breakdown rather than Bright's Disease. He welcomed callers at the office this week, with local correspondent corrections noting his condition has improved.
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Bart” Marker
R. B. Math Ar
Muep Beter
Bright
Their Little Girl Is Dead
Mabel Lay the four child in the family of Er mier Lay and wife died at the parents home 404 Spruce street after a weeklong illness Born July 28 1910 she was one of four children Funeral services will be held at ten oclock tomorrow morning at the late home the Rev Hall of the Church of Christ officiating and interment will be in Atlantic cemetery The bereaved parents have the sympathy of many neighbors.
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Ermier Lay
Spruce Street
Hall
Church of Christ
Atlantic Cemetery
Funeral at Wiota for Hazel Engle
Funeral services for Hazel Engle daughter of J I Engle were held at the Wiota M B church this afternoon with Rev Hosier officiating. Interment was in the Wiota cemetery. An unrelated ad promises good coffee in a yellow package from Conley and Gaylord.
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Hazel Engle
J. I. Engle
Wiota
Hosier
Conley & Gaylord
Auto Races a Tame Evening at Iowa Fair Grounds
Auto races at the Iowa Fair Grounds drew a tepid crowd as most entrants were company drivers. The motorcycle race, won by Benia Obel with A W Jensen second, spiced the program. Promoters West and Ward hope for better turnout in Mt. Pleasant after last night’s rain delayed travel.
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Iowa Motor Contest Association
Fiest
Atlantic
A. W
Aston Jensen
Fair Grounds
Whith
Mr. West
Messrs. West and Ward
Iowa City
Mt. Pleasant
Bennia Obel
Corning
A. W. Jensen
Haugdah
Striegel
Wilson
Strlegel
Haugdahl
Mesers
Ward
West
Hope fades as Atlantic Southern sale nears finalization
Wrangling over the Atlantic Southern railroad nears completion with a sale to W Harding Davis. Abeles firm expects to close soon, rails and equipment priced around 100000, plus terminal property and 400 acres of right of way valued above 100 per acre.
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Atlantic Southern
W. Harding Davis
DeRoo Weber
Abeles Company
Bis
Abeles
I. C. B. St Louis
Addiiion
Weber
Railroad Commission
Mortons Mill
Grant
Mortons Mid
Rain reported at Stratton Nebraska in heavy shower
Reports from Stratton Nebraska say five inches of rain fell in a few minutes, causing noticeable flooding. Residents with relatives in the area describe the downpour as exceptionally heavy and rapid.
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Stratton
Neb
War News in Brief Revival of Przemys fort recaptured
Vienna reports Przemys fortress retaken by Austria after Russian victory ten weeks earlier. Britain’s new minister of munitions Lloyd George launches drive for far greater war materiel for British French and Belgian troops. He cites German equipment and shell supremacy as key factors. Also reported: a British submarine torpedoed a large German transport in the Sea of Marmora. Italian torpedo boats allegedly sank two merchant ships and damaged an Austrian cruiser in the Gulf of Trieste.
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Przamys
Austria
Vienna
Galician
David Lloyd George
Qordan
Sea of Marmora
Gulf of Trieste
British Leaving Mexico Under Pressure
United Press report from Washington June 4 says Unitists are rushing men, women, and children out of the Mexican capital by train, horse, and auto to avoid trouble after President Wilson's note. Government and military leaders anticipate unrest as the note's reception prompts precautionary evacuations.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Unitist
Imperials to Play Adair and Merchants Greys Elsewhere
The Atlantic Imperials meet Adair at local grounds next Sunday. Merchants Greys play at Lew is with Griswold. Frank LeFebre, ex-general manager, now with Central America Land and Development, visits Cedar Rapids to oversee Nicaragua land ventures and visit friends.
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Atlantic Imperials
Adair
Merchants Greys
Lewis
Griswold
Frank LeFebre
Frank Le'Febre
Atlantic Northern and Southern
Central America Land and Development Company
Cedar Rapids
Mr. LeFebre
Nicaraugua
Russians Retreat Amid Tarnished Fame From Galicia
Berlin reports the fall of Przemysl as Austro German forces push the retreating Russians toward Sanok and Irzemys. Fire set on Galician airfields. British tanker ship Salvador sunk by a German submarine. Danish and Swedish sea movements noted. German press plans in Scandinavia.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Vraemysl
Senifety
Irzemys
Lerwick
Scotland
Salvador
Copenhagen
England
North Sea
Real Estate Ads Highlight Land Bargains in Town
Conway 4 Hansen list attractive Town land bargains with a reputation for fairness. They distribute leads at the office and publish part of them today with the balance to appear in a future issue.
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Conway 4 Hansen
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