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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1922

Page

5

Valentino Freed In Landmark California Divorce Ruling

United Press reports Rudolph Valentino walked from Judge Hanley’s court Today to renewed public adulation as the court ruled no proof of cohabitation existed and the statute was unconstitutional The decision may affect hundreds of marriages in similar circumstances and delays his reunion with Miss Hudnut until a year after his interlocutory divorce decree from Jean Acker.

Aby United Press Los Angeles Calif Rudolph Valentino Hanley Hariby Valentino Aude Sander District Attorney’s Winifred Wudnut Valantino Miss ‘Hudnut Jean Acker

Henry Ford would run for president if people desired it

Detroit June 6 Henry Ford privately said he would seek the presidency if the country wanted him but would refuse to spend money to secure a nomination. The urging came from William Kronberg editor of the Dearborn Newspaper and a Dearborn leader.

Associated Press Mich Henry Ford People of Ford Claus

Senate to Probe Gas Prices in Investigation Expansion

Washington June 5 The senate committee moved to extend its inquiry into gas prices granting additional powers to manufacturers and appointing witnesses for hearings as part of the Me Kollartigation resolution refinement.

Praag Jwashington Senate Toda

Two Battalions of Troops Will Be Continued on Rhine

In response to German and Allied requests, two battalions of American troops will stay at Coblenz beyond July 1. Secretary of War Weeks announced that Major General Allen and units from the Eighth Infantry, originally set to sail June 20, will remain in Germany for an unspecified period.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Coblenz Rhine Weeks Allen Eighth Infantry Germany

Harrison County Publisher Retires from Game

Veteran editor H Sniff of the Missouri Valley News sells the paper to John H Long of Galpatias Nel Cgowills. Sniff retires after thirty six years in charge of the publication. Long is pledged to deliver a good paper for Harrison County as the editor departs with best wishes from the local press.

H. Sniff Missouri Valley News John H. Long Galpatias Nel Cgowills Game Missouri Valley Pubication Long Harrison County Sniff Ciientélle

Battle of Ballots on Throughout the State

Voters across Iowa go to polls to nominate candidates for eleven congressional districts and state legislative seats. Complete tickets are out as parties prepare for the inter party campaign ahead of the general election.

Associaten Press Cbs Moines Charles Rawson Polis Slove Pene

Unfair Methods Charge Against Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel

The federal rate commission filed a complaint against Bethlehem Steel Corporation and Lackawanna Steel Company alleging unfair methods of competition. The action stems from the recent merger and was announced in Washington on June 5.

Sy Associated Press Washington, D. C Federal Rate Commission Bethlehem Steel Corporation Lackawana Steel Company Todayie

Train Collides With Truck Killing Two Injured Eight

Two persons were killed and eight injured when a Chicago Northwestern train struck a truck carrying eleven employees. The accident occurred near Chicago Illinois on June 5. Investigators described the scene and began assessing responsibilities and safety measures. Authorities provided casualty details and began interviews with witnesses.

Associated Press Chicago Perssors Chicago Norths Western Numnery 5

Investigating Death of Coll Beck Killed by Day

Oklahoma City June 5 United Press reports details surround the death of Col. Beck during a day of investigation. Authorities seek clues as they review accounts and inspect the scene for possible motives and connections.

Coll Beck United " Press Okvahoma City Okta

Nurse Beals Charged After Death of Anderson in Kansas City

Kansas City reports say Marie L Beals a nurse attempted suicide after the death of rank Anderson in a case that also involves a paternity claim. Police pursue details of relationships and the undertaker viewing while murder charges await determination of her condition.

Kansas City Jon Marie L. Beals Rank Anderson Bielisw Anderson Anders Dayton Miss PeaPat

Lions From Des Moines Attend District Meet in Omaha

Des Moines Lions, seventeen members strong, passed through on their way to the Omaha district convention at Fontanelle Hotel. They wore blue overalls and straw hats with a Des Moines sign on their backs. The delegation included President O R Patrick and members O O Conley Burdette Roland C A Hinman A C Fouts Ray Matealf Sam Marshall Dr Barnett John D Smoller and others.

Omaha Atlantic O. R. Patrick O. O. Conley Burdette Roland A. C. Fouts Ray Matealf Sam Marshall Dr. Barnett John D. Smoller

Primary Election Opens Across County in Iowa

Voter turnout appeared light at noon as precincts opened late this morning for the statewide primary. Polls stayed open until eight with returns expected quickly in many precincts due to double election boards.

Iowa

Five Years Ago Today US Enters World War I

Five years ago today marked United States entry into the world war with Germany. Registration of the first draft occurred June 5 1917 nationwide. Hundreds of the nation's youth volunteered or were drafted, creating a memorable moment in American history.

America Germany United States

Labor Unions Not Exempt From Sherman Antitrust Law

The Supreme Court ruled labor organizations are not exempt from prosecution under the Sherman antitrust statute in the Coronado coal case. Chief Justice Taft wrote the opinion, holding unions liable for damages to property caused by members during strikes, with the Arkansas strikes cited as the dispute’s origin.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Supreme Court of the U

Remarkable History of Missouri Valley Family

MISSOURI VALLEY Ia June William Coulthard who died here Friday was one of seven brothers all stalwart men who came here in 1885 from Canada. His death was the second break in a remarkable family of trail blazers in western Iowa. Each brother settled on farms in this vicinity and reared large families who contributed much toward local history. Funeral services were held Sunday from the Presbyterian church with interment in Rose Hill cemetery.

Missouri] Valley William Coulthard Canada Towa Iowa Presbyterian Church Rose Hill

Young People Married Here Friday in Anita

Homer Milhollin son of M. Milhollin and wife and brother of A. Milhollin were married in this city Friday evening to Miss Minnig Bear daughter of William Bear and wife Anita. The ceremony took place at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. Wm Mack officiating. Lake Bear witnessed the ceremony. The couple plan to reside in Anita where both grew up and the groom works at the Anita Bank.

Homer Milhollin Milhollin AL. Milhollin Miss “Minnig Bear William Bear Anita Presbyterian Wm.-Mack Lake Bear Y Bank

Goold Appeals to High Court in Dean Case

Attorneys Swan, Clovis & Swan announce immediate appeal by A E Goold against A D Dean regarding damages from a shooting incident that led to mistaken identity as mail robbers. Judge Wheeler denied a new trial. transcript prepared for Supreme Court review with state wide banking circle interest. Defendants represented by Lynch & Byers and Holton Ziegler.

Swan, Clovis & Swan A. E. Goold Goold A. D. Dean Anita Marshal Earl Alexander Wheeler Dean Supreme Court Lynch & Byers Adair E. S. Holton Harold Ziegler Anita

Supreme Court Sides With United Mine Workers in Case

United Mine Workers win a major victory as the Supreme Court rules striking miners must not pay more than $600,000 in damages to Arkansas coal mine operators for strike riots in Arkansas Fields in 191d. Chief Justice Taft reads the unanimous opinion, freeing over $700,000 tied in bonds for the union.

United Press Washington Mineré Supreme Court Arkansas Taft United Mine Workers

State Meeting At Davenport Draws Local Bankers

President F. L. Buizloff of the Iowa State Bank departs tonight for Davenport to attend the Iowa Bankers Association gathering. Oscar A. Otto of the Whitney Bank has also gone to Davenport on business and may join the meeting while there.

F. L. Buizloff Towa State Bank Davenport Iowa Bankers Association Oscar A. Otto Whitney Bank

Lady Burns To Death Beneath Wrecked Auto

Red Oak June 6 A collision left Mrs Aaron Anderson of Stanton Iowa pinned under a flipped burning car its gas tank exploded killing her and injuring her husband who risked his life to try to save her He was severely burned and taken to a Stanton hospital James R Hodges of Red Oak drove the other car and is jailed after coroner’s inquest findings.

Aaron Anderson Red Oak Stanton Towa Hie Anderson James R. Hodges Red Oak Cnome Mra. Anderson Hedges

Portland Youth Kills His Aged Mother With Hammer

In Portland Oregon on June 5 Suzanne Wier aged woman was beaten to death with a hammer at her home. Her son Walter Wier 44 was arrested charged with the murder after neighbors reported hearing him shout I killed her. He attempted suicide but was restrained and held until police arrived.

United Press Portland Ore Mia Suzanne Wier Walter Wier

Linden Bank Wins in Suit For Possession of Notes

DES MOINES June 5 A claim of $263 298 was allowed the Linden bank of Linden Iowa against the defunct Associated Packing Co by Judge J M McCall Nevada in district court here today. The judge held the Linden bank which purchased the notes from the Associated Packing Co had been defrauded and ordered the notes returned.

United Press Des Moines Linden Bank of Linden Iowa Associated Packing Co M. McCall Nevada

Primary election returns to be announced by News Telegraph

The News Telegraph will receive returns from the primary election this evening starting at eight o clock with a ten minute call every half hour via the Associated Press wire from Des Moines and with county returns from territory correspondents by noon. The public is invited to hear the returns as they come in and calls will be made available over the phone to inquirers.

News-Telegraph Inéal Associated_ Press Des Moines Stata Iteternone

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