Far East Great Treasure House for Americans
Bishop Homer C. Stuntz of Omaha spoke to the Atlantic Commercial club at the Masonic temple on Far East business and politics. He said the United States could lead the world, praised American stock, and described vast Asian trade prospects witnessed after a 21,000 mile Orient trip. A large audience cheered him as he urged American enterprise and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer C. Stuntz
Omaha
Atlantic Busiensa
Masonic Temple
Far East
Bishop Stuntz
Atlantic Commercial” Club
F. W. Simpson
Stuntz
Orient
United States
Nuis Ie
America
Europe
Chine Atone
Ena
Feery
Hong Kong
New England
Sa Marchant
Gow—P
Chineas
Im ‘Porter
Fire of
Seattle
Wie
Tirm Fae America
Peace Treaty Publication Delayed Until Signed
Paris June 1 The American nation remains firm on not authorizing publication of the peace treaty until it is signed and will not communicate the official text in its present form to the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
United States Senate
Shelby county farmer gives 40600 for Centenary fund
Frank Slates of Shelby county and his wife with private land holdings near Kirkini attended Atlantic Centenary celebration. They plan a 40 600 donation from their estate to found the Slates Memorial College in Bombay India under Bishop John W Robinson. Slates refused a standing ovation at the dinner honoring Bishop Stuntz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Slates
Shelby County
Methodist Church
Iowa
Nebraska
Atlantic
Slates
Kirkini
Bombay
India
John W., Robinson
Harlan
Bishop Stuntz
Germans oppose Rhine Republic idea grows daily
In Wiesbaden opposition to the Rhenish republic strengthens with province judges defying the government led by Dr. Dorten. A general protest strike was declared yesterday as sentiment against the plan widens.
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Arsecisted
Prepa
Wiesbaden
Rhenish Republic
Dorten
Coast Advertising Men Meet at Portland
Pacific Coast Advertising Men's Association opens a four day convention in Portland with a public kickoff at Municipal Auditorium. Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle is slated as the principal speaker as publishers educators and officials from the coast gather for exhibits and planned entertainments including auto trips luncheons and theater outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Advertising Men's Aesociation
Pacific Coast
Municipal
Ole Hanson
Seatattle
Logan Woman Nears Recovery After Rifle Accident
Logan, June 7. Mrs Prank Tones, living seven miles southwest of Logan on a farm, is recovering from injuries suffered when her three year old son accidentally discharged a .22 caliber rifle. The incident prompted medical care and a cautious report on her condition.
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Logan, In
Mra
Logan
Discussion on Proposed Drainage Project
Landowners along Troublesome Creek met at the courthouse to discuss constructing a drainage ditch to curb overflow damaging farms. Shelby County’s Mr. Gingery outlined past reclamation work and urged support, noting costs typically under $20 per acre with eight to ten year payments. A joint fork-area meeting will follow to address Nishnahotna flow and possible project practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Gingery
Shelby County
Nissnabotna
Nishnahotna
Reek
General Strike Threat in Munich Follows Nissen Execution
Berlin reports a twenty four hour general strike threatened in Munich in protest at the execution of Bavarian Communist leader Nissen. Troops are held in readiness as Berlin Soviet forces respond to the event shaping tense relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Nissen
Associated Press
Berlin
Greater Berlin
Proletsriat
Levine Nisser
Insect Pests Threaten Plant Life Across Nation
Washington reports a yearlong pest banquet of about 600 million insects and fungi harming plants. Charles Lathrope Pack of the American Forestry Association notes the rising publicity around the seventeen year locust, urges action as thousands plant Memorial Trees, and cites shipping delays from Europe as affecting pest control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Charles Lathrope Pack
American Forestry Association-in
Pack
Adam
Europe
Man Indicted on Murder Charge in Eminence
Eminence Missouri June 7 Frank Welton farmer indicted here on a murder charge after another man, for the murder of his wife Carrie Hofland, was sentenced to ten years. The report notes Welton’s wife was the victim and references the prior conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eminence
Frank Welton
Carrie Hofland
President Likely to Reject Peace Treaty Text
Washington officials say the president will turn down the Senate resolution seeking the treaty text, deeming such action incompatible with public rest. The Associated Press report notes administration stance as of June 7 in Washington D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Administration
the. Senate
All Yank Forces Out of Russia by End of June
Washington June 7 General March announced that all original Archangel expedition units will have departed Russia within two weeks. Companies E G L M and the 349th infantry machine gun detachments left Archangel for Brest on June third. All American forces including engineers will withdraw from northern Russia by the last of June, with the second contingent assembled and due to leave in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Associated Press
Washington
March
Archangel
349Th Infantry
Brest
Engineers
United Presa
Wn Gton
D. C
National Army
France
Waters Buys Half-Section Farm Near Wiota for 75000
Ed Waters, noted Atlantic stockman and landowner, purchased a half section farm two miles north of Wiota from Mrs. Roth of Westphalia. The $75,000 sale aims to elevate cultivation and make it one of Cass County’s finest farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Waters
Wiota
Roth
Westphalia
Wirta
Cass County
Mr. Waters
Farmer dies after gear belt accident near Dayton
C M Eklund a farmer living southwest of Dayton Iowa was fatally injured when his foot was caught in the belt of a gasoline engine driving a feed grinder in a barn He was pulled toward the engine and crushed as he entered the doorway His death occurred about fifteen minutes after the accident Mrs Eklund heard the cry and neighbors were called
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
C. M. Eklund
Dayton
Eklund
Eklond
Peace commissions in session to speed up work
Paris June 7 virtually all the important peace commissions are in session today due to orders by conference leaders to speed up work. The council of four will continue examining the German counter proposals in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
Senate Hearing Asked for Irish Delegation
The Senate adopted a resolution by Sen Borah urging the American peace delegation at Paris to secure a hearing before the peace conference for the Irish delegation led by Edward De Valera provisional president of the Irish republic. The vote was 60 to 1 with Sen Williams of Mississippi casting the negative. The measure expressed Senate sympathy for Ireland in its pursuit of self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Borah
Paris
Edward de Valera
Senate
Williams
Minsissippi
Cnd
Children One Day Program at First Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening the Sunday school of the First Presbyterian Church will present a Children’s Day program with most remarks by juveniles. The lineup includes Prelude, Song by the School, Address and Prayer by Rev Driver, a Flower Drill by the girls, various selections by primary and junior departments, vocal solos by Ruth Driver and Mary Dal linger, and a graduation exercise with benediction and postlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Driver
Mary Dallinger
Mary Jane Peacock
Ruth Driver
Jane Musson
Raymond Wendling
Dale Dallinger
Miss Lee
Henrietta Watters
Mary
Cloverleaf Division Men Return Home From Camp Dodge
Today expects the arrival home of most Atlantic soldiers in the Cloverleaf division. Muster out planned at Camp Dodge this morning. Among those from Atlantic area named are Peter Paulsen Ray Earl Carl Whiich and Lewis Wella with many others in the unit.
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Atlantic
Camp Dodge
Peter Paulsen
Ray Earl
Carl Whiich
Lewis. Wella
168th Band Plans Tour of All Iowa
The 168th infantry band begins a three months statewide tour starting next week with rehearsals at the Coliseum Camp Dodge. A preliminary concert is set for Monday at the Liberty theater, and Joe Benge leads his quartet with shows at the Coliseum. Fontanelle hosts a July Fourth date and Rainbow Girls band members are noted.
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Des Moines
Air Town
Eixty Eighth Infantry
Musiqiang
2Ho
Rainbow Boys
Coliseum
Liberity Theater
Camp Dodge
Joe Benge
Fontanelle
Lakey” Hagenson
Rainbow Girls
Army of Occupation Enlists Nearly Sixty Thousand
Associated Press reports from Washington on June 7 that Gen March announced about 60,000 volunteers have joined the army of occupation. Enlistments are predominantly for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army OF Occupation
Associated
Dernburg Says Germany Cannot Pay in Peace Talks
London June 7 The Daily Mail Berlin correspondent cites Bernard Dernburg German finance minister saying neither Entente nor Germany can pay. He states invasion is possible with no obstacle, but reparations depend on Germans laboring to produce goods against indemnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Daily Mail
Berlin
Bernard Dernburg
Entante
Germany
Entente
Atlanta strike prompts widespread phone operator walkout
An order has been issued for a strike of telephone operators in North and South Carolina tied to the Atlanta telephone strike. Organizers of the telegraphers union report the action as part of broader labor upheaval and plan coordinated demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Atlanta
Preas
North
South Carolina
Telegraphers’ ‘Union
Suit to Retain Building Faces Early Court Action
Atlantic Storage Battery company sues R. E. King in district court seeking specific performance of lease and a temporary injunction to stop interference with the lease of the fire brick building at 410 12 Walnut street. The company alleges bad faith as King sold the building and threatened eviction before lease expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Storage Battery Company
R. E. King
Rockafellow
Walnut Street
Storage Battery Company
King
Soren Aagaard
Hawkeye Tire Sales Company
Ed Cushing
H. F. Porter
R. J. Huffstadt
Swan
Army Appropriation Trimmed by House Committee
The 1920 army bill, as reported by the House Military Committee, carries a $10,000,000 decrease of $400,600,000 under the war estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Military Committee
New Guide Posts At Street Intersections In Atlantic
The city installs metal portable guide posts at business district street corners to direct traffic. Posts bear Turn To the Right and Turn To the Left signs, placed this morning after city council order.
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Atlantic
May I Not Note From President Wilson
President Wilson via the White House sends Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, NAWSA president, warm congratulations on the adoption of the suffrage amendment by Congress, joining friends of the suffrage cause in rejoicing.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
White House
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Suffrage Cause
Congress
Western Union President Sees Strike Aiming at Unwanted Workers
Wm Carlton president of Western Union said a Telegraphers Union strike could rid the company of undesirables. J Kohnencamp president of the Commercial Telegraphers Union left for Chicago to call out Western Union telegraphers nationwide before June 16. Postal workers may also be called out and a southern strike is reported to have crippled service.
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Union
Western Union
Carlton
Company
United Press
New York
Wm. Carlton
The
Telegraphers’ Union
Washington,d
G.y-dune
J. Kohnencamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Chicago
South
Western Union Service
Winnipeg Strike Situation Appears Settled
Associated Press reports from Winnipeg that strike leaders show eagerness to settle disputes and accept the railway brotherhoods' collective bargaining proposal, signaling a much better strike outlook today June 7.
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Winnipeg
Associated Press
Railway Brotherhood
Former Atlantic Boy Married at Lincoln
At Lincoln Nebraska on June 4 the marriage of Aetna Aiken of Lincoln to Lester L Dunn a young Lincoln attorney and son of Edwick of Atlantic is noted. Dunn recently graduated from the Nebraska State University law department and met his bride while a student. Dunn was born in Atlantic and worked his way through the university.
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Lincoln
Neb
Aetna Aiken
Lester L. Dunn
Edwick
Atlantic
Dunn
Law Department
Nebraska State University
Duan Coh
Soldiers keeping mum about visit in Des Moines
June 7 report from Ta. describes frantic efforts by locals to force Des Moines soldiers to reveal who will join a trip to see J. M. Pierce. Pierce seeks a list of delegates but cannot obtain it. At a Rainbow Post meeting, a hand rose to volunteer, while several will be disappointed.
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Des Moines
J. M. Pierce
Pierce
Rainbow Post
Emicy
Fragmented Health Advice Fragment Stumbles Over Testing
A garbled scan offers disjointed warnings about headaches nerves and concentration while urging thorough testing. It hints at hidden defects and the need for careful examination but the text is unclear and fragmented, lacking coherent guidance.
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Busine
Peace Commission
Shelby
Kirkman
Rhine Republic
COAST
Butler
Griffiths Gift
Dernburg
Atlantic Storage Battery Co
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