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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
6
The ad promotes Stier Grocery Company and Dr J P Ralston Dentists in the Futton Building. It touts Foley Kidney Pills as a quick remedy for rheumatism and claims the pills restore activity and reduce pain. Available at all druggists.
Chicago June 5Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink testified in her divorce suit against William Rapp Jr of New York recounting a "blonde lady" in New York named Catherine Dean. Depositions from Mrs Julia Williams and a New York detective described visits to a Fifth Avenue restaurant and Rapp living at Mrs Deans apartment in 1913 amid cross-examination over alleged infidelity.
Freak weather stretches from Pennsylvania to the Pacific coast with hail snow and strong winds. St Louis endures the hottest day of the year with schools dismissed. At Somerset Pennsylvania a storm kills two and injures a dozen. Green Bay Wisconsin towns evacuated after an electrical storm sweeping Chicago. Heat waves hit Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma with numerous prostrations. Weather bureau notes relief in sight.
A militant suffragette gained access to a Buckingham Palace reception in June and knelt before the king, shouting pleas to avoid force. The interruption disrupted the presentation as the band played louder and police removed the protester. In Mexico, Tantima and Tantoyuca in Vera Cruz fell to forces under General Aguilar, newly named governor.
Des Moines June 5 Thirty six indictments and state officials in Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska and Iowa were named by a federal grand jury for conspiracy in restraint of trade under the Sherman act. The government charges the National Association of Master Plumbers sought to monopolize plumbing supply and installation business since 1834 with a Baltimore resolution and a 1903 New Orleans rule defining master plumbers. Judge McPherson ordered warrants for arrest and service will begin promptly.
Portsmouth England June 6 Commander Rice and Lieutenant Thomas S Creswell drowned when a large sea plane plunged into the sea during a flight over Southampton water. A torpedo boat recovered Creswell, whose body was strapped to the seat. Rice remained missing. The aircraft, a leading naval model with wireless, likely exploded from petrol fumes ignition.
American League Cleveland 0 Chicago 2. Federal League Chicago 4 Kansas City 5. Indianapolis 7 St. Louis. Western League Omaha 7 Denver 6. St. Joseph 11 Topeka 9. Des Moines 16 Wichita 8. Nebraska State League Grand Island 11 Kearney Norfolk 2 Columbus 8 York 0 Beatrice 8 Mastings 2 Superior 0.
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