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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1927

Page

2

City Council Discusses Fire Zone Move and Street Acts

The regular city council meeting heard several minor matters with the highlight striking out a provision to permit moving the old Presbyterian church into the fire zone between Chestnut streets. Various street vacations and permit denials were discussed, including oil tanks near the Griswold branch line and a gas station permit at Second and Locust. Abe Foster was named dog catcher and bills were approved pending finance committee review.

Council City Hall Old Presbyterian Church Rainbow Chestnut’ Street E. C. Rudolph West Tenth Street Hurze Rudolph Atlantic Northern & Southern Railway Company George E. Chinitz Walnut Street James G. Whitney Consolidated Fund Bend City Park Garbuzo

Boston Billy linked to high profile jewel robberies

Police seek to tie the criminal known as Boston Billy to a string of posh jewel robberies. William Barry allegedly aided by a partner, including a $22,700 Livermore home raid in Kings Point New York. Detectives plan lengthy questioning to recover where loot was disposed and to connect Barry with other famed targets such as Rockefeller Jr. Pocantico Hill and Plaza Hotel victims.

Boston Billy Williama York New Williams Ark City Arthur Tory olingArthur Gibson Worddate Liss Barey Hélahy Willams Jesse L. Livermore Kings Point L. 1 M&p Barry John D. Rockefeller, Jr Pocantico Hille James P.donamie Hotel Plaza William C. Durant Sea Jortua Cosden Port Washington le Tys Prince of Wales Carlton Rabbatien P. A. B, Widener II Bror G.dantbere

Many Rotarians Leave Meet at Ostend

Cold rainy weather at the Rotary convention in Ostend drives delegates home. Report from credentials committee shows 37 of 40 represented countries, 80 percent club representation worldwide, and 21 countries at 100 percent. The United States has 1,925 official delegates. Drs George and W Wittenstein of Zurich urged careful club member selection and discussed Rotary evolving toward an international friendship league and universal peace foundation.

Rotary United State Drs George W Wittenstain Zurich

Oil Industry Doomed Unless Trust Laws Modified

Chicago June 8. Oil magnate E. L. Doheny warned that without anti trust reform restricting production American oil firms face long, profitless operations. He said government and industry cannot curb output under current laws, citing excess oil, falling prices, and easy access to capital and promoters for new discoveries.

Doheny Chicago E.rr Doheny Tony Ineouutry

Local carriers meet. officers elected and plans set

Attendants gathered for a quarterly session presided by Postmaster Ed L. Newton of Anita. Officers chosen include President W. O. McGurdy of Massena and Virgil D. Foy of Griswold as vice president with EM Buckman Griswold as secretary. Delegates named to state meeting at Red Oak. next league meeting in September. Women attendees listed from Atlantic Griswold Anita Maine Wiota and Griswold with several names noted.

Pontastella Park Ed Li Newton Anita W. 0. McGardy Cartiers Bate A. F. Perkins Charles C. Ruhr A.T. Smith Leon K. Perkins Donald Blake W. R. Morrison J. J. Moore Atlantic W. C. McCurdy Farness Fletcher Massena J. J.hill Maine L. K. Perkins Harry Dressler A. F. Perkina William Davis Griswold C. C. Ruhr R. EF. Hill Claude Spry Wiota R. A.forsyth

Birth Brings Daughter to Mr and Mrs Yarger

A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harley Yarger in Massena on Monday. The news comes from a special report to the News Telegraph.

Massena News-Telegraph Harley Yarger

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