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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
5
Richmond reports a pronounced quake-like shock that rattled homes and sent residents from beds. Wagons rocked, panes rattled, and minor damage noted, with no immediate details on casualties or epicenter.
Peter W Anderson of Anita Iowa dies suddenly of heart attack while traveling toward Atlantic with a companion. Born June 29 1860 in Borsholm Denmark he immigrated to the United States at age 20. Survived by widow Sophie Morgan two sons Earl Anderson and three daughters Anna Sorensen Bernie Wolfe Minnie, with four grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 P M at the Methodist Episcopal church Wiota with Rev E B Borst officiating and burial in Evergreen cemetery Anita.
In Paris on June 10 the chamber of deputies rejected Poincare's proposal to sell the French match monopoly to a Swedish firm for 380,000 francs. The bid faced strong opposition and was deemed unresolved by the assembly.
Denver police say state Senator Albert E. Bogdan was killed in his mistress’s apartment in a sensational shooting. Joseph Minter, the telephone office manager and husband of the woman, faces first degree murder charges. Minter, exhausted after walking all night, claimed self defense and indicated he did not know the victim until reading about the case. Bogdan’s death leaves Adele Bogdan and their six year old daughter Violet.
Shanghai reports that about 420 Chinese were captured near Pechin in Anhui province as nationalist troops took the town. Dispatch from Nanking notes the largely routed force aimed to seize prisoners and booty, with word of Linching city falls and barbed wire barriers mentioned in scattered fragments.
A Massena Methodist Episcopal church gathering drew 1636 attendees, shattering prior records. Anita led with 198, Griswold 18, Massena 690 delegates attended. notable leaders and bands performed, including the Griswold 42 piece ensemble at Rene Park.
June 10 report from Washington states the United States Air Force Association accuses the army of using Charles A Lindbergh for its own purposes during preparations for a White House party. The association urges Lindbergh not to appear in uniform and to attend in civilian garb for the official reception.
Claude Coykendall of the state Highway Commission outlined the new road control law at a Calumet town luncheon attended by Cass County supervisors and local representatives. He noted bond issuance provisions and answered questions. Sentiment on a county bond election was favorable among attendees except five board members and one other man. Petition threshold is twenty percent of voters, about 1100, to force an election. Coykendall also spoke in Shenandoah, then Ames, with Attorney H. B. Swan presiding.
American League games show Boston 4 Detroit 1 with 16 innings noted. National League action highlights Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3 and Cleveland 78 Washington 4, reflecting a mix of pitchers and late runs in a fragmented summary.
In Berlin on June 10, diplomats face pressure as Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine accept invitations to visit several European countries. They will skip wives’ meetings in Berlin, travel to Bremen then Prague, with Austrian and Polish stops planned. Lufthansa offers air transport for Mrs Levine and Mrs Chamberlin, while escort planes may accompany the flight over central Europe. Berlin grants honorary citizenship, signaling strong admiration for the air pioneers despite ongoing international tension.
New York June 10. Naval Commander Richard E Byrd, first to fly over the north pole, intends to fly to Paris in a Fokker tri motor and return, staying barely 12 hours. He will carry over 14,000 pounds total including extra fuel and passengers Bert Acosta and George Neville. If Lindbergh’s Berlin to New York flight challenges occur, Byrd aims to outdo all prior cross Atlantic feats.
The remains of Cass County pioneer John C Cary died December 17 arrived in Atlantic this morning with his wife Mrs Cary and Harrison Joy, brother of Mrs Cary from University Place Nebraska. Mrs Anna Martin also arrived for the funeral to be held 2:30 Saturday at the Congregational church with Rev L A Spooner. Interment at Oakwood cemetery Lewis. Friends may view remains at Osborne Tomlinson funeral parlor 313 Chestnut Street until noon tomorrow.
Rome June 10 The rota tribunal rejected Mme Huguette de Foras Campbel’s petition to nullify her marriage to Charles Campbell former secretary of the US legation in Berne. She argued he failed to uphold a prenuptial faith and was not faithful to Catholic conversion.
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