Kansas Governor Pushes Platform Plank For Industrial Disputes
Kansas Governor Allen, here to introduce Wood at the Republican National Convention nominating speech, announces a platform plank backing judicial settlement of industrial disputes as the paramount issue. He will not seek anti strike legislation like the Cummins railroad bill but advocates a foreval tribunal to decide control. He will not force the Kansas plan or any specific form.
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Chicago
Ailert
Kansas
Wood
Allen
New York Woman Delegates at Gilded Republican Convention
Forty years after attending the national convention with Eohanston Boswell Miss Helen Varick Boswell leads New York State women as delegates to the Chicago GOP gathering. With Mrs Morente Knapp of Syracuse and others, they promise independent participation on the convention floor. More than twenty five delegates and seventy five alternates attend without chaperones.
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New York
Helen Varick Boswell
Eohanston Boswell
New ‘York
Morente
S. Knapp
Syracuse
Chicago
New York State
Miss Bomwell
United States
Iowa Women Barred From Primary Vote
A Iowa woman believed she could vote in the June 7 primary and sought an absent voter blank. She learned she had no voting right in the primary, prompting questions about women's suffrage and the extent of their franchise. The News-Teleg notes only town women retain final suffrage for future elections.
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Iowa
Theig
Syffra
Wating Fey
Rev Hugh F Moore Receives Doctor of Divinity
The Rev. Hugh F Moore pastor of the First Baptist church of Atlantic has been awarded the Doctor of Divinity degree. Des Moines College conferred the honor this week, noting his 1888 graduation from its collegiate department. He is also a Rochester Theological Seminary graduate, class of 1904.
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Hugh F. Moore
First Baptist Church of
Atlantic
Des Moines College
Mr. Moore
Rochester Theological Seminary
Rochester
N. Y
Pioneer of Exira Dies This Morning
William Milliman of Exira died this morning at about three o'clock in a local hospital from heart trouble after two weeks of treatment in the city. He was about sixty five, a bachelor, survived by three brothers and one sister. The body will be returned to Exira for funeral services with arrangements pending.
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William Milliman
Exira
Milliman
Bry Milliaman
Charles
Walter Hensley
Ed Milliman
Winthon
Wash
George
Omaha
Jennie
Married couple from Twin Falls wed in Idaho
Miss Gail Hype and Clayton Snodgrass were married at Twin Falls on Saturday. The bride, formerly employed in a millinery shop, and the groom recently went west to establish residence. They plan to live in Twin Falls.
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Ab O Burkhalter
Falla
Turn On The Light Aimed At Iowas Big Four Democrats
Des Moines letter by Thomas McCarty denounces Judge Martin Wade Edward Meredith Wilbur Marsh and N F Reed as the Big Four. He accuses them of blocking reform and backing liquor injunctions while urging Democrats to defeat their candidates. He recounts confrontations with federal authorities and warns of further disclosures.
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Thomas McCarty
Des Moines
Iowa Democracy
Martin J. Wade
Edward T. Meredith
Wilbur M
Marsh
N. F. Reed
Court House
McCarty
Ottumwa
McCarthy
Iowa
Nick Reed
Judge Wade
Wilbur Marsh
Meredith
Waterloo
Wilson
Bryan
Democrat Party
Mitchell Palmer
Illinois
Hughes
New Jersey
Nick
Reed
Wade
San Francisco
Wapnello County
Marth
Doora
Moon
Wade Mayehich
Welieve
Claude
Porter
Rapeen
Bale County
Local Gr iswood area notes on 4th of July event
Fifteen new items added to the Griswold spring edition as a result of last evening’s gathering. County Agent L. K. Fant Chapman led operations with assistant T. A. Paul Moinas as vice-president. Town officials and local leaders participated.
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Griswold
Han Raph
Iab
Addxeas
Watts
Omaha-coman County
L. K. Fant Chapman
World and Domestic Briefs From June Four Across Cities
Officials deny Teheran occupation rumors as bolshevists. Four new bubonic plague cases in Vera Cruz with two deaths. Binn Fein gains in Tyrone and Fermanagh, Ulster elections. Wilson forms wage-controversy commission to rule within sixty days retroactive to April 1. National Railway Union seeks a special meeting to bridge Irish British union rift. Goliath set world air record twenty four hours nineteen minutes covering 1915 kilometers. Grover Cleveland Bridgell, Philadelphia draft fugitive, seeks Mexico border by car.
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Washington,d. C
Wilson
W Wiam O. Thompson
Nea Jo Ferry
William L. Conwell
Paris
Goliath
Bosssutrot
Bernard
Preconvention Work Takes Form
Chicago June 4 The arrival of Senator Hiram Johnson to lead his campaign and Wood leaders naming Frank P Hitchcock as field marshal mark two key preconvention developments. Within forty eight hours camps may begin organized work as leaders move to concrete action. Mulvihill faction seated from Mississippi Eighth district. uninstructed but backing Lowden. Tolbert delegates at large in South Carolina also favor Lowden.
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Chicago
Ill
Hiram Johnson
Frank P. Hitchcock
Mississippi
Mulvihill
Lowden
State troops to quell strike in Salsa Texas
Texas authorities announce mobilization of state troops to handle the strike situation in Salsa. Adj General W D Cope reports 29 dismounted cavalry units and three machine gun crews, with guard mobilizing at several Texas cities and orders issued for immediate deployment.
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Austin
Tex
Dane
Jongshoréman
Adj
W. D
Cope
TexdaGov
We. P
Anu
Texas
Gompers Warns of War If Mexico Attack Is Recommended
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, warns that war between the United States and Mexico could erupt if the senate committee’s recommendation regarding Mexican attacks is acted upon. The remarks underscore the volatile stance amid cross border tension.
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Washington
Samush Gompers
The
American, Federation .of Labor
United
Mexico
Senate
Makican
Attajea Jens
Last Day School Hurrah Seen By Atlantic Students
The Atlantic schools close for the year as exams end and report cards are handed out. Teachers plan summer departures or stays, with several traveling to Iowa City, Correctionville, Grinnell, or Centerville. Many will return for next year. several staff members are not teaching again.
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Atlantic
Shantz
Princial
Correctionville
Iowa City
Miss Lake
Frasier
Grinnell
Albert Lee
Minn
Miss Benner
Mason City
Anna Bruff
California
West
Adamson
Centerville
Indiana
Murray
Minnesota
Swanson
Dayton
Parriott
Mary Marker
West Tenth Street
Wilkin
O’ Connell
Morris
Masteller
Emma Linke and Arthur Cameron Wed in Omaha
Miss Emma Linke of the city and Arthur D. Cameron of Stuart married quietly in Omaha on a Wednesday afternoon at four o clock. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Savidge of the People's Church. Attendants were the bride’s brother Alfred Linke and sister in law. The bride, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Linke of 214 Locust street, met Cameron while visiting Stuart and helped in her father shoe business. The couple plan to reside in Omaha, Cameron having accepted a pegicon.
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Emma Linke
Arthur D. Cameron
Stuart
Ontario
Savidge
The
People's Church
Omaha
Alfred Linke
Emil Linke
Locust Street
Cameron
Tay Snp
Murder verdict in second degree in Rochester case
A New York supreme court jury found Pearl Bowyer O'Dell guilty of murdering her husband MJ Ly O'Dell, who faced execution at Bing Sing prison, in the January 6 night killing of Edward J. Knelp. Justine Ri Thompson received a 20 year sentence for related charges.
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Rochester
N.Y
Supreme Court
Pearl Bowyer O’dell
MJ. Ly O'Dell
Bing Sing
Edward J. Knelp
Justine Ri
RK. Thompson
Amborn
Nash Sales to Open Omaha Auto Branch at Sixth and Chestnut
I Washer for L Oransky & Son announced a Nash Sales Company lease on the ground floor at Sixth and Chestnut, Omaha, to sell Nash autos. William Spiegelhalter will head the operation, with two Nash reps joining. Hansen Lowe will move to a new Chestnut Street building, while upper floors will house Marks Hat Co of Des Moines.
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Nash Sale
Sixth
Chestnut
I. Washer
L. Oransky & Son
Sixth and
Chestnut Streets
Nash Sales Company
Omaha
Nash Automobile
Atlantic
William Spiegelhalter
Spiegelhalter
Omaha Company
Hansen & Lowe, Implements and Hardware
Chestnut Street
Atlantic Auto Company
Marks Hat Company
Des Moines
Locusts Coming to Missouri and Nearby States
Locusts or periodical cicadas, 13 year pests, are expected to be more abundant this summer. Dr Leonard Hageman of the University of Missouri warns swarms will span from Iowa's southern border to the Gulf and arrive around June. They pose no danger to crops but can injure young orchards.
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Columbia
South
Leonard Haseman
University of Missouri
Iowa
Gulf
Hageman
Janette
Haseman
Altick
Polk resigns as Assistant Secretary of State in June
Frank L. Polk has resigned from his post as Assistant Secretary of State. The resignation was accepted by the President and becomes effective June 15. Polk will rest briefly before returning to New York to resume legal practice, citing health reasons that prompted relief months earlier.
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New York
Washington, D. C
Frank L. Polk
Bogus permits used to withdraw liquor from bond
In Pittsburgh district since January 16, over 500000 gallons of whiskey have been withdrawn from bonded warehouses using bogus and forged permits. Federal agent W H Hintman says suspected cases run into thousands.
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Pittsburgh
Penn
Pittsburg
W. H. Hintman
Pennsylvania
Hintman
Auto Burns Up In Road At Greenfield
An Empire car belonging to A. M. Millard of this city burned completely yesterday afternoon at Greenfield. Millard had stored the machine there during rain and, while driving home, noticed smoke. The back-end flushed into flames and collapsed soon after he leaped out. Loss about $150 plus the machine. Empire was insured.
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A. M. Millard
Greenfield
Millard
Diploma Class Opens Atlantic High School History
The forty second class of Atlantic High School received diplomas in a ceremony in the high school auditorium. Fifty seven graduates, led by Miss Arlene Maule in the processional, listened to Rev Clarence Bigelow opening invocation and a vocal solo by Oscar Otto Sunt. Prof G W Sampson from Cedar Falls spoke on The Call of the New Day, urging faith in Americanization to meet future crises. G G Jock distributed the diplomas after Miss Shontz presented the class and Ms Budd and Ms Olsen played piano. The class plans a banquet that evening at the Elk Club hosted by the association.
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Atlantic High School
Ada Olmstead
Ada Duncan
Arlene Mauleby
Clarence Bigelow
Oscar Otto
Sun
Bunker Hill
Gettysburg
Argonne
Gladye Olsen
Dugt
Shontz
Elyas
G. G. Jock
Che
A. Chorug
Elk’s
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Ken’ Milliman
Idaho
Lewis Young People
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Beckharl
BIG Four
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Ireland
Binn Fein Nationalist Alliance
County Tyrone
County Fermanagh
Ulster
National Railway Union
Phoenix
Aviz
Grover Cleveland Brigdel
Philadelphia
Johnson
Hitchcok
Galveston
Gompers
Pearl O'Dell
Oransky Manager
C. A. Hinman
Oransky & Son
McAlpin Company
Cincinnati
Ovansky
Polk
A. Millard
Sampson
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