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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
5
Wire from International News reports Ada T Louis 80 a longtime Iowa City book seller died in Northfield Minnesota from a stroke of paralysis. The death occurred yesterday and was confirmed today.
In Kansas City Johnson declares a shift to individualism. He says a man has as much right to drink liquor as to eat distasteful food and that people should shout as they please. He admits he has long fought for various causes but now supports personal liberty.
Reykjavik reports a rare heat wave with temperatures rising from 50 degrees to 72 in the shade. Officials urged residents to stay hydrated and seek shade while noting the abnormal warmth for early June.
Four members of the Phil adelphian American League club Ed Rammell Cy Perking Ira Thomas and Gordon Cochran were arraigned before Magistrate Q'Con dor on assault and batplay conduct charges.
Joe Pross Donald Keffer Paul Keffer and Edwin Keffer aged twelve to fourteen were sentenced by Judge T Whitmore to the Boys Industrial School at Eldora until discharged by law. They admitted taking cars including the McCauley and Cruise vehicles driving the McCauley car 150 miles. The mayor and police chief helped uncover the case. a fifth youth Walter Myer left town and faces charges dropped until apprehended.
National league games show Hoater f Pittsburgh O tied with New York 4 and Chicago 1 in the eighth. American league results include St Louis 14 Boston 6 in the sixth and Cleveland 1 Chicago 4 in the seventh.
Judge Applegate suspends Union County attorney L. Hunt on charges of unethical practice and misusing his notarial seal. The suspension stems from a lengthy investigation by the Union County Bar Association. It was not related to Ku Klux Klan issues. Hunt denies ties to the Klan as he plans an appeal.
American Methodist missionaries testified before the Shanghai mixed court that the May 30 shooting of twelve Chinese student demonstrators by members of the International Settlement police force was uncalled for. The incident helped trigger an anti foreign strike in Shanghai affecting about 200000 Chinese.
President Coolidge returns to Washington at 8 a m after a 2400 mile trip from Minnesota where he spoke Monday at the Norse American celebration. He and Mrs Coolidge breakfasted on the train and then drove to the White House. They will stay in Washington two weeks before heading to Swampscott Massachusetts for the remainder of the summer.
Thirty six men were brought into district court after the worst riot in Worcester county between Ku Klux Klan members and anti klansmen. Many injured, exact number unknown as they were taken to their homes.
In a statement from the News Telegraph Mayor Ray Trainer calls on city businesses and residents to put out flags tomorrow in honor of delegates attending the Ona County Lobook Association convention. The appeal asks all to show visitors that the community welcomes them.
BRUSSELS June 10 The Belgian Aero club urged mariners near the English Channel and French coasts to watch for the missing Belgian balloon Prince Leopold with pilot Veensgra and aide Queersin aboard After the Gordon Bennett cup race Belgians recall the ship’s peril as the craft failed to load Ernest De Muyter piloted Beliga unofficial winner with 500 kilometers Italian Major Valle placed second Wade T Vanorman and Americans Flood and McCormick faced set backs as the balloon drifted out to sea A tense rescue and race recap unfolds across Europe.
A federal tax lien of 157085.35 was filed in Sioux City against Frank R. Bed dow, a promoter in California land, covering unpaid income taxes for 1920 21 23. Lars E Bladine of Dubuque, collector of internal revenue for Town, filed the lien with the clerk of the federal court. Beddow began his career in Sioux City as a bellhop.
In Los Angeles judge L Stephana announced a divorce decree would be granted to Mignon Lebran Landis from Cullen Landis amid an unsettled alimony. The case follows alleged cruelty. the judge reserved for a settlement and possible future alimony terms.
Clarence H. MacKay, president of the Postal Telegraph, denied any special dispensation from Pope Pius for his daughter Ellin MacKay to marry songwriter Irving Berlin. He also rejected claims she is engaged to Berlin and asserted he has never met with the composer.
Secretary of War John W. Weeks remains in satisfactory condition at Phillips House General Hospital in Massachusetts. He is convalescing from gallstone surgery and is gradually regaining his health.
A prisoner was shot and perhaps fatally wounded while another was severely beaten as guards quelled an apparently well organized mutiny at the Jefferson City Prison in Missouri. The clash occurred June 16 as authorities moved to regain control.
J L Rook, a guard, was severely beaten and clubbed but expected to recover, doctors said. Prisoners injured include Frank Inman of Pettis County Missouri who was shot in the abdomen and Tony Strada of Kansas City.
June 10. The U S navy says the dirigible Los Angeles will not attempt a second flight to the Norse American centennial in Minneapolis. A northwest flight by the Shenandoah remains possible and could occur before month end. Overhauling its five motors will take at least three weeks, per Captain George W. Steele Jr.
Premier Stanley Baldwin spoke in the House of Commons defending the Franco British security pact. He aimed to iron out misunderstandings and scatter opposition efforts by newspapers forming a solid front against the agreement.
Muscle Shoals commission objects to any temporary lease of power by the War Department. In a conference at Washington, Chairman McKenzie said the commission sent a letter to the acting secretary of war arguing that a lease could complicate the final disposition of the Muscle Shoals property.
DES MOINES Chief James Risden of the state bureau of investigation said he expected advice from his men at DeWitt that should lead to the arrest of the bandits who shot Patrolmen George Howland and Bert Alexander near DeWitt on Monday.
Partly overcast conditions tonight and Thursday with a chance of showers. Warmer tonight as temperatures rise slightly across the region.
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