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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

Page

7

Smithsonian scientist returns with four tons of Congo specimens

Professor R L Garner of the Smithsonian Institution arrives aboard the transport Cihengo from the French Congo in Africa, with four tons of specimens. The principal exhibit is an ape about the size of a man, which Garner says is the nearest to a human among the ape family.

New York R. L. Garner Smithsonian Institution Washington French Congo Africa

Widow of Lightning Victim Dies in Iowa Burial

Mrs. Catherine Meyers 79, widow of a man killed by lightning thirty one years ago, died at her son’s home in Astor Iowa and was brought to Walnut for burial. She leaves two sons Charles and...

Walnut Catherine Meyers Astor Charles Tto

Home Distilling Tied to Taxes and Penalties Across Nation

Federal rules require registration and payment of special taxes on stills and worm devices used for distilling. Penalties include fines up to 5,000 dollars and imprisonment, with exemptions for small laboratory glass stills and certain industrial uses. Home distillers face strict scrutiny and potential forfeiture of equipment and materials.

Washington Manternal Revenue Bureau Treasury Department Internal Revenue Amouth

Goose Mourned By Andrews Couple After 30 Year Gift

Huntington Ind. Mr and Mrs A G Ferris of Andrews mourn the death of a goose given to them thirty years ago as a wedding present when a gosling. The bird died at their home after years of blindness weakness and weariness, a quiet end to a long companionship.

Huntington Ind A. G. Ferris Andrews Gosling

System Used in Sinking U Boats Tactics at Newport

A Newport feature outlines World War I anti submarine tactics directed by Admiral Sims. It covers the Leviathan convoy zigzagging with destroyers, timed maneuvers, night running without lights, and the use of depth bombs. Captain William W. Phelps cites the fastest transatlantic troop voyage from Sandy Hook to Brest in 14 days.

Newport R. I The War College Naval Station Wiliam W. Phelps Sims College Phelps Leviathan New York Brest Captain Phelps Levynathan Sandy Hook Mauretania Phelpsa

Breaks Leg After Fall in Columbus Street Fight

Jasper Poltis cried out I broken my leg as he toppled in Columbus street. Two nearby cons heard the call and alerted police and an ambulance. Poltis joked about his wooden leg during the ride home, a remark noted by officers.

Columbus Ohio Jasper Poltis Poltis

Thief Leaves Load Behind in Nebraska Hen Roost Raid

A burglar surprised while robbing a farmer's hen roost fled the scene leaving behind his overcoat and vel as investigators search for the suspect. The incident highlights growing concerns over rising crop and livestock theft costs in rural Nebraska.

College

When's Beer War Time Prohibition Legal Clarification

The New York District Court under Judge A N Hand ruling narrows the national wartime prohibition to ban only intoxicating beer and not all beer. The decision hinges on defining intoxicating and discusses future enforcement, possible repeal scenarios, and the need for a nationwide standard versus state laws. An Atlantic subscriber may arrange evening delivery by calling Red 403 before seven.

A. N. Hand United States District Court New York Congress United States District Attorney United States Hand Atlantic News-Telegraph

Held German bond valued at zero by Indiana appraiser

Since 1914 the German bond has been fixed at zero by Marion county inheritance tax appraiser William T Rasmussen. The $1000 par value bond is the only one of its kind before the Indianapolis office, though many war bonds circulated locally before the U S entry. Appraisers note mystery about current whereabouts and estates may not include such bonds.

Associated Press DEA William T. ‘Rasmussen Marion County Indianapolis United States

351st Regiment of 88th Division Reaches Camp Dodge Today

United Press reports the 8651st infantry unit of the 88th Division arrived and paraded at Camp Dodge, with entrainment planned for discharge within the next twenty four hours. Most men are from Minnesota and northern Iowa as Atlantic subscribers are urged to ensure delivery.

Camp Dodge United Press Des

Wounded Soldiers Hold First Track Meet at Des Moines

Des Moines June 6 describes a pioneering track and field meet designed for wounded soldiers at Fort Des Moines convalescent hospital. events ranged from greased pole climbs and wheel chair races to a baseball game between one-armed and one-legged participants, drawing a large crowd including Camp Dodge soldiers.

Associated Press Des Moines Argonne Chateau Thierry Convalescant Fort Des Moines Coventeen Nevet Vets TM Mer Camp Dodge

Fragmentary Property Transfers and Deeds Listed

A scattered OCR style notice shows multiple small land and deed transactions. Names include James Callanan, Martin Anderson, Charles Erickson, John Stolley, H W Fulton, Rachel Snonffler, Naomi Tye, James O Connor, John Kiernan, and JPATFER CULTIVATORS Meredith. Locations, dates in 1919, and monetary amounts such as 250, 4,500, 2,000, 125 dollars appear among parcel descriptions and cemetery deed notes.

June S Une Exis James Callanan Martin Anderson E. T. Shannon Charles Erickson Charles E. Erickson John H., Stolley H. W. Fulton Naomi Tye James O'Connor John Kiernan Atlantic Cemetery

$1,000 Cup to Derby Winner

Louisville officials report the Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association voted $1,000 for a cup to accompany the winner of the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes. The race carries about $350,000 in value with $10,000 added for two year olds and another event for older horses planned in the fall at Latonia. Entries closed last year and will close for the 1921 running June 20.

Associated Press Louisville Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association Churchill Downs

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