Noted Denver educator Carlos M Cole dies after operation
Friends mourn the loss of Professor Carlos M Cole head of Denver public schools and former Atlantic district superintendent who died after an appendectomy then influenza. He originated the Opportunity School system later adopted nationwide. Survived by wife two sons and mother. Fern Cole traveled to deliver remains to Galva Illinois for burial.
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Carlos M. Cole
Denver
Lato
Carlos M. Coleman
Atlantic Schools
Town, Trust and Savings Bank
Buve City
Cole
Denyes
Fern
Grinnell
Eugene
Mia
Flora Cole
Caldwell
Colspleta
Governor Hobby Proclamation Amid Freight Strike Turmoil
Disjointed fragments report Governor Hobby issuing a proclamation in Austin Texas related to a freight strike danger. Mentions Berlin and socialists with unclear context and several garbled phrases about seats and republic.
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Austin
Téx
Silutiez
Galveston
Hobby
Thir Tab. Republic
The
Inet
Can
Berlin
Hay Ty
Reichatag
Geedrt Vai
Yoatorda
Sharks Devour Steers on Vessel Stampede at Havana Harbor
Several hundred head of steers, part of the cargo aboard the steamer St. Charles, stampeded on Saturday and plunged into Havana Harbor where they were preyed upon by sharks. The incident occurred as the ship reached port and involved a large livestock cargo.
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Havana Harbor
Havana
Cubs
St. Charles
Atlantic Loses In Fastest Game Yet
Casey wins 2 to 1 at home in Casey setting a record fastest game of the year. Hobart of Atlantic shines in fielding while Harkins of Casey struggles. Wright collects two hits, Parriott advances bases, and Walker 8, Harkins 14 strikeouts.
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Atlantic
Casey
Hobart
Harkins
Wright
Parriott
Walker
Ata
Uteae
Ana Reat
Harking
Laren
Abandoned Buick Found on Dreager Farm Near Atlantic
Sheriff McKee and Officer Wright seized a large Buick from the Dreager farm south of Atlantic on Lewis road after noon yesterday. A young man, the car’s sole occupant, vanished after spending hours in the vehicle. The auto, believed stolen, bore Iowa 296329 and motor 257694, model D-45, six-cylinder. A cap with an Omaha store mark and an Omaha World-Herald copy were inside. Authorities note the license plate had been issued months ago in Montgomery to James Good.
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W. A. McKee
Wright
Dreager Farm
Atlantic
Lewis Road
Omaha
Omaha World-Herald
Montgomery
James
Oakland
Deadlock debate stalls vote on key river project
Fragmentary text shows a deadlock surrounding a major decision. The passage mentions opposition, forced lines, and a push by a faction to secure a majority. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the core issue centers on a contentious public project and political infighting.
Leadership shifts at Chicago convention unsettled delegates
Chicago June 17 delegates gather with no lineup changes and no clear leaders. The crowd frets over boss era charges as campaigns await first ballots to reveal prospects for Johnson Lowden Wood. Hughes supporters gain ground as delegates consider a candidate not named in the Senate inquiry.
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Chicago
Johnson
Lowden
Wood
Hughes
Senate
New York
Hereford Sale At Shadeland Herd Grounds Tonight
Sixty eight head of pure bred Hereford cattle from the Shadeland Herd offered at the seventh annual sale at the fair grounds. The lineup includes bulls cows heifers and calves from J P Saunders. Sale Tuesday June 25 with fifty three lots all from Anxiety strain. Bulls include Generous Priga Brummel Gaston and Colonel in charge George Baxter and Fred Reppert assist.
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J. P. Saunders
Shadeland
Babg
Tuaadey
Eiousit
Issouri Valley
Baers
Cumberland
O. Harn
Gale India Ude
Hesifeva
Generous
Priga
Brummel Gaston
Colonel
Joint Memorial Held at Cemetery
Fragmentary text reports a joint memorial at a cemetery with a religious service led by a Rev. mon. The readable portion notes an annual event and mentions Amerion and Hote as names tied to the ceremony. Weather and other details are unclear in the surviving lines.
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Amerion
Nitsa
Wanines Hall
Campaign by plane aids Minnesota National Nonpartisan League
Air planes play a key role in the National Nonpartisan League campaign in Minnesota. A. G. Townley, head of the national group, pioneered using a plane to attend multiple meetings daily. The league bought another plane to bolster efforts for Republican nominations in the June 21 state primary.
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ST. Paul, Mine
Jane
League
Minnesota
A. G. Townley
National Orgnization
Atate
Prominent Denver Attorney Visits Atlantic for Convention
G A Luxford Denver and Rio Grande attorney and district judge candidate spent yesterday in Atlantic at Dr W J Robinson’s home. He traveled as a Colorado delegate to the Chicago Republican national convention. Luxford, a longtime Colorado bar member, recently sought district bench nomination. He came with wife and two children Rachel and Richard. Mrs Luxford is sister of Mrs W J Robinson. He predicted Colorado will vote Republican in November.
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G. A. Luxford
Denver & Bio: Grand Railroad
Denver
Atlantic
W. J. Robinson
Luxford
Colorado
Chicago
Rachel
Richard
W.J. Robinson
International tangle over girl sparks cross border dispute
In Seneca Kad June 7 a four year old girl, center of an international financial tangle, is the daughter of Mrs Fran cea Scoville de Mumm and Baron de Mumm. She is staying with her maternal grandparents as legal arguments hinge on citizenship, divorce, and ownership of property seized by authorities years ago. The case involves American citizenship restoration and claims to a large French estate tied to the mother and her German husband.
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Seneca
Kad
Fran
Cea Scovilla de Mumm
Baron de Mumm
Germany
de’ Ae
France
C. C. K. Scoville
United States
Congress
Baron
Hitler
Mrd
de Mumm
Hérid
Mra
Rathaeps
Merged Churches Hold First Service in Exira
Exira Iowa June 7 special to News Telegraph the first union service since the church of Christ joined with the community church was held yesterday Rev Chas Henry preached in the morning at the Congregational church and Rev Babcock preached in the evening at the Christian church He will leave for California soon for the summer and return in September as assistant pastor the merged congregation will use the Christian church building the Congregational church will be remodeled for the Ladies Aid Society and the Methodist church will host community meetings band practice and Legion events the Sunday school will meet in the high school auditorium with classes in recitation rooms the merger also creates an oversized Sunday school and contemplates hiring an athletic director for the planned arrangements
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Church of Christ
Community Church
Chas Henry
Congregational Church
Babcock
Christian Church
California
Vom
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Another argument for better roads
A Des Moines bound household goods truck driven by C A Hinman, new Oransky store manager, faced severe road conditions from Des Moines to Adair. The truck, bogged for 24 hours on White Pole road near Adair and mired several times between Des Moines and Adair, required a tractor to haul free. It reached here and reloads the Washers goods, then continued to Des Moines after sale.
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Des Moines
Atlantic
C. A. Hinman
Oransky
White, Pole
Adair
Teachers Sign Contracts Amid Yearly Openings in Public Schools
Atlantic reports teachers sign contracts guaranteeing at least a dozen new teaching positions for the coming year. Several names and salaries are listed, with figures ranging around $166.66 to $200, plus notes of ongoing staffing for high school roles and trained faculty.
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Atlantic
Tyro
Invita Public Achogle
G. A. Parriatt
Atsual Traing
Edith Aang
Carrie Wilken
Frauer
Gladys
Anna C. Temple
Wisal
le Robes
Teen falls from federal building, resumes work
Louisv ille report says Richard Coleman, 17, Negro, tumbled from the second floor of the federal building landing on his head twenty feet below. He immediately resumed his duties and told post office workers he felt little worse for the fall.
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Louisville
Richard Coleman
Federal Building
Post Office
Impeachment Demand at AFL Convention in Montreal
In Montreal the American Federation of Labor opens its fortieth annual meeting with more than 500 delegates. Resolutions will demand impeachment of Attorney General Palmer and address high living costs profiteering and industrial courts. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, urged resistance to unlawful entry or disruption of labor.
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Montreal
Canada
Palmer
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Tabor
Gompers
Murray Trailer Seeks Republican Supervisor Nomination in Second District
Murray Trailer of Marne enters today’s primary for the Second district supervisor on the Republican ticket. He faces incumbent Carl A. Zellmer of Washington township, who runs for another term on the Democratic ticket with no opposition for the nomination. The district includes Brighton Pymosa Washington and Grove. Trailer’s backers distributed his name slips at polling places, signaling a heated race. Meanwhile in Atlantic district Democrat J O Fudge opposes Republican A G C Highley for another term, and Supervisor Bell may have Charles Studley challenging him in Cumberland.
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Murray Trailer
Marne
Brighton
Pymosa
Washingon
Grove
Maine
Trailer
Trailor
Carl A. Zellmer
Washington, Township
Atlantic
J. O. Fudge
A. GC. Highley
Supervisor Bell
Charles Studley
Cumberland
Fire destroys American Paper Stock plant in Saint Joseph
A midnight blaze destroyed the American Paper Stock company plant in Saint Joseph Missouri. The loss was estimated at 100000 dollars and not insured. The owner J Ungerman reported the figure and named several individuals with partial insurance-like claims listed alongside the incident.
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Paper Company
Joseph
Janie
Drigitt
American Paper’ Btock Company
J.ungerman
Supreme Court approves federal prohibition amendment
The U S Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the federal prohibitory amendment and the enforcement act. The ruling was unanimous on main issues, with Justices McKenna and Clark partially dissenting. Rhode Island and New Jersey suits to stop enforcement were dismissed, and cases involving Kentucky Distilleries, Feigenspan, and other parties were reviewed. The decision balanced federal and state powers amid debates on ratification validity.
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United States Supreme Court
McKenna
Clark
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Christian Feigenspan
Newark Brewer
Court of Appeals
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
Christian Feigenspan, & Newark
N. J
St. Louis Brewing Association
George C. Dempsey
Boston
Mass
Despine
Geiger
Manitewse Products Company
Wisconsin
Congress
Four Die in Atlanta Gambling Raid in Negro Neighborhood
Four men were killed and nine men arrested in a police raid on a house in Atlanta's Negro section last night. An injured man and several others were reported, with chaotic scenes and chanting as officers intervened. The raid followed allegations of gambling activity at the location.
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Atlanta
Tof
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Ardenary Ieepebl Bad Rios
Alia Solak
Dohwada Force
Hereford
LP Saunders
Ahecer Sresker
Fortune
Extire Corps
A. F. Levn
Zellmer
Murray
St. Joe
Eva Johnson
Esther Utler
Pluma Carrothers
Reba O. Fudge
Ruth Moreaux
Opal King
Husso—Obera Brown
A. le Bayer
Aly Aeatariol
Nala
U.S. High Court
Washington, D. C
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