Bryan Sure of Success in Mediation Talks
United Press reports Bryan believes mediation will succeed as Lind is allowed to leave for Minnesota while Carranza's reply heads to Niagara Falls. Indications favor constitutionalists joining the mediation at Niagara Falls with possible armistice terms tied to a provisional government and broad rep in its ranks. News notes telegraph delays affect Carranza's response and U.S. leaders remain hopeful despite Huerta opposition.
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United Press
Washington
Bryan
John Lind
Minnesota
Carranza
Niagara Falls
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Hie
Carranzy
Saltillo
Mexico City
Wilson
Bryants
Mazatlan Governor Allows Refugees to Join Constitutionalist Army
In Mazatlan on June 10, the military governor issued an order permitting residents seeking relief to vacate their homes and join the besieging Constitutionalist army. With food scarce the move aims to ease suffering, attracting many from the poorer classes who would trade allegiance for rations and arms.
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Mazatlan
Mex
G A R Encampment Set for Burlington June 17 to 18
The fortieth annual Town G A R encampment will be held in Burlington June 17 to 18 with the Woman's Relief corps and Ladies of the G A R gathering the same city. Highlights include river excursions and a Wednesday parade. Notables include Governor Clarke and staff, Hon Washington Gardner, Mrs Ida B McBride, and national W R C president. Regimental reunions for the Twenty fifth and Forty fifth Iowa are planned. Comrade H A Field urges surviving members who cannot attend to write him.
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Burington
Woman’s Relief Corps
Civer
Clarke
Washington Gardner
Albion
Mich
Farmers Savings Bank declares dividends and progress notes
The Farmers Savings Bank directors met Tuesday and declared an annual 4 percent semi annual dividend payable July 1. They also declared a 5 percent semi annual dividend in the insurance department and expressed satisfaction with bank progress and management. A special sale on Genuine Indian Hand Braided Panama Hats is announced at Albert Johnson and Sons Good Clothes Shop in The News Telegraph.
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Farmers’ Sayings Bank
Albert Johnson & Sons
Road on the Rocks Mocks Creston Line Debt
Jim Ackerman, formerly an engineer for the Creston and Macksburg line, returns to Atlantic to move his family home on Sixth Street. He says the Creston road is in financial distress, workers have sued for back wages, and the line’s eighteen miles parallel Burlington for twelve miles with little business left to sustain it. The promoters built the road first and then sought traffic from Burlington, yielding no solid arrangement and worsening its plight.
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Jim Ackerman
Creston
Macksburg
Atlantics
Moa
Wast Sixth Street
Jim
Burlington
Conrad Improving After Illness in Corning
Word from Hal Conrad at Corning reports M. BE. Conrad is getting better and can walk with a cane. He is gradually regaining use of his body, a hopeful update welcomed by many friends here.
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Hal Conrad
Corning
M. BE. Conrad
Mr. Conrad
Moore's Paint and Varnish Guarantee Ad
Our paint and varnishes guaranteed. We sell nothing but the best. Moore's. 2a10
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Moore's
City Hall Renovates E City Jail in Clean-up Push
The city conducted a housecleaning at the ecity jail with Chief of Police McKee overseeing thorough renovations and fumigation. Electric light globes received a bath as part of the broader clean-up effort.
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Ecity
McKee
New Manager at the Western Union Office
Miss Corriell, two years head of the local Western Union office, resigns to lead a new Estes Park Colorado office for the summer. J A Cocker from Walnut takes over here and assumes management now.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
Miss Corriell
Estes Park
Cole
Colo
J. A. Cocker
Walnut
Auto Runs Down Baby Car Near Massena
Two Sunday accidents near Massena report injuries and a near miss. Bert Perrin’s Perrin auto struck Nels Neilson on the wrong side of the road, bruising the motorcyclist. Eight miles north, Miss Zella Dowling’s auto toppled Fred Blattner’s baby carriage, crushing it but sparing the infant who escaped injury.
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Massena
Perrin
Bert Perrin
Nels Neilson
Nielson
Zella Dowling
Fred Blattner
Blattner
Cattle Killed by Train Near Wiota Cemetery Crossing
Charles Morgan driving seven head of cattle from Wiota to Atlantic was struck by a Rock Island passenger train at the Wiota cemetery crossing. Six of the seven cows and steers were killed after Morgan, aided by N Harris and Charles Wood, failed to see or hear the approaching train in time. Morgan had bought the cattle in Wiota and was transporting them to Atlantic.
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Charles Morgan
Wiota
Rock Island
Morgan
N. Harris
Charles Wood
Atlantic
K Roosevelt Weds Today in Madrid Civil ceremony held
Kermit Roosevelt and Miss Belle Wyatt Willard daughter of the American ambassador were civilly married today in Madrid. A religious ceremony is planned for tomorrow.
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United Press
Madrid
Kermit Roosevelt
Belle Wyatt Willard
Ministers at Picnic at Wayside Farm Beckhart Home
Atlantic ministerial association held its annual picnic at Wayside the Beckhart home overlooking Atlantic and the Troublesome valley. Forty five attended a three course feast with chicken pie and farmhouse cream while ministers and families enjoyed warmth humor and hospitality. Guests included Rev Giffen Spelman Currie Hancon Dettman Handy and others as wives children and grandchildren joined the celebration on a pleasant Tuesday.
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Wayside
A. D. Beckhart
City View
Atlantic
Atlantic Ministerial Association
Jehildren
Beckhart
Mr. Spelman
Dr. Herley
Dr. McDade
Res. Currie
A. Hancon
Mr. Dettman
Handy
Ministerial Association
Avere
Mrs. Beckhart
Meeting Postponed On Gas Company Issue For Public Input
The public service committee of the Commercial club postponed last evening's meeting on the gas company matter due to non attendance and will reconvene later. City residents are urged to attend and voice complaints, with emphasis on housewives, as details on timing will be announced. Jones Dairy Farm sliced bacon at Brown Grocery Co.
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Public Service Committee
Commercial Club
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Brown Grocery Co
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Marion Jenning Inging
The definite funeral notice for the late Mrs Marion Jenning Inging, whose death was reported yesterday, will be issued later after word from her father John R Black who is in Texas. The remains were taken this afternoon to the Brayton home.
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Marion Jen Icing
John R. Black
Texas
Brayton
Price n Jelly dessert product launch at Brown Grocery Co
Price n Jelly dessert is a superior jelly powder offered by Brown Grocery Co. Available strawberry peach raspberry lemon chocolate and pineapple flavors in a single package.
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Brown Grocery Co
Perkins urged to withdraw as Progressive leader
Amos Pinchot issued a statement demanding that George W. Perkins resign as chairman of the Progressive Party executive committee. Pinchot says Perkins is connected with the steel trust and opposes organized labor, prompting the call for his withdrawal.
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United Press
New York
Amos3 Pinchot
George W. Perkins
The
Progressive Party
Steel Trust
Black Hand Killings Hit Chicago Streets Today
In Chicago Little Italy Tony Friscone an Italian merchant and an unknown Italian were shot dead by Black Hand assailants. Onlookers refused to testify and no arrests were made.
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United Press
Chicago
Tony Friscone
Ttallan
Italy
Campaign expense affidavits filed for primary candidates
Affidavits filed with the county auditor show Democratic and Republican hopefuls reporting expenditures from $0 to $78.87. Notable items include W A McKee spending $78.87 and T C Swart $41.50 for sheriff and others with small or no costs. Forsyth, campaign manager for Dr H K Williams, claims 100 promised votes and a promised job, plus a day with Hart Eichhorn discussing the doctor.
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G. W. Ringle
W. A. McKee
A. Pollock
Cc. A. Goeken
H. G. Gillett
E. A. Stone
Justice, of the Peace
Grant
James Cullen
Henry D. Holladay
Claude A. Asay
W. D. Bell
Swart
Republian
A. C. Highley
Frank Cain
Justice of the Peace
L. R. Forsyth
H. K. Williams
Constable
Kag
Hart Hichhorn
Eichhorn
Forsyth
Williams
Towa
Pleaded Guilty in Auto Registration Case
Harold McWard, among those arrested for driving without a current year plate, appeared in Justice Cain's court, pleaded guilty, and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. He had the plate at home but not on the car at the time of arrest.
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Harold McWard
Court of Justice
Cain
Costa
Harold
Tenement Fire Claims Five Fatalities at Hasex Street
A fire on June 10 at 90 Hasex street New York left five residents burned to death and two others killed by jumping from fire escapes. Several others were fatally burned or injured in the blaze.
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New York
Hasex Street
Fire truck kills man in high speed rescue run
In Rockford Illinois a fire truck rushing to a blaze at forty five mph struck and killed Bordeso Verdio aged 49. Fire Chief Thomas survived the crash and others were injured. The incident occurred during an emergency response.
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United Press
Rockford
Thomas
Bordeso Verdio
Were Wedded This Morning At St Peter and Paul's Church
Harriet Baxter daughter of Charles M Baxter wed John J Moore of Omaha in a 7 30 am ceremony at St Peter and Paul Catholic church in front of about twenty five guests The bridal party included Alice Moore and Steven Moore A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s West Ninth street home The couple will reside at 2514 Mason street after July first Best wishes go with them Royal Salad Dressing promotion included with the notice Brown Grocery Co
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St. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Pather Daly
Harriet Baxter
Charles M. Baxter
John J. Moore
Omaha
Alice Moore
Steven Moore
West Ninth Street
Mason Street
Local residents share a string of visits and new car news
A. A. Gillette has a new Overland car bought from BE. J. Young and is learning its details. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hamilton and daughter from Tacoma arrive for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Hancox, Mrs. Hamilton formerly Miss Ethel Hancox. Mrs. W. S. Ritchie and daughter Helen leave for an extended visit with relatives in Centralia, then to Washington as their future home. Frank Lumsden of Red Oak visits Harry Hopley north of Lewis, recently recovering from stomach trouble. Steve Moore of this city hosts a visit from his brother Edward C. Moore of Omaha, who attended his son John J. Moore and Migs Hattie Baxter wedding this morning and returns to Omaha.
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A. A. Gillette
BE. J. Young
J. L. Hamilton
Tacoma
Wash
John Hancox
Hamilton
Ethel Hancox
W. 8. Ritchie
Helen
Centralia
State of
Washington
Frank Lumsden
Red Oak
Harry Hopley
Lewis
Lumsden
Steve Moore
Edward C. Moore
Omaha
John J. Moore
Migs Hattie Baxter
New Awnings Brighten Local Shops and Offices
The Cunningham barber shop the Postal Telegraph office and the Hoff man office have new awnings. Gus Lindberg manager of the Postal Telegraph Co. received a complimentary letter after a visit by Mr. Newman auditor. Harriett Baxter and John Moore are noted with improvements to the office and new awning installations.
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Cunningham Barber Shop
Postal Telegraph Office
Hoffman Office
Gus
Gus Lindberg
The
Postal Telegraph Co
Newman
Gua Haa
Postal
Harriett B. Baxter
Atlantic
John J. Moore
Omaha
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