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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1928

Page

5

Nicholas Butler Declares G O P Without Leader

Nicholas Butler argues at the convention that the Republican Party faces its most critical period without a dominating personality. He says tariff and financial issues have shifted, the gold standard and Fed system stabilized, and foreign policy favors league cooperation. He notes no clear partisan differences on major questions and warns leaders avoid offense while guiding policy.

Kansas City Republican Party Reeughizist Arotses Democratic Party Federal Reserve League of Nations League Washington Mike Aden

Summer School At The Jackson Building Here

Summer session opens at the Jackson Building for all students seeking extra credits. Based on North Central Association rules, only four subjects are allowed unless ranking in the upper fourth of class. Seniors planning graduation must enroll. classes run 9 AM to 1 PM with enrollments tomorrow afternoon.

Jackson North Central Aviation Secendary Schowls and Colleges Avantic High School

G O P Sidelights from New York on Pershing and Coxey

A New York dispatch notes General John J Pershing declining a presidential bid after returning aboard the Leviathan from Huraye. Jacob S Coxey, famed for his Washington march, warns Republicans to rethink nominations amid worsening economic conditions.

New York Phas Johny J. Pershing Huraye Kansas City Vdacob S. Coxey Washington Coxey

Nobile Expedition Split Into Three Parts After Disaster

A Kings Bay dispatch reports the Nobile expedition split into three parties after the Italia disaster. One group lacks food. Amundsen calls the position very difficult and possible rescue by seaplane or ice breaker. Many members suffer frost bite and intense cold persists.

Smiden Jane Peay Tanight H Milani Nobile Rintes Bay Rome Arctic Umberto Recjo Guiseppe Biag Foyne Oslo Norway Spitzbergen Roald Amundsén

Wine Raid in Oakland Seizes Heavily Damaged Report

Deputy Sheriff Kingell and Ed Williams seized 100 gallons of wine and 15 gallons of spirits in an Oakland raid. The suspect Tag Jung Bates, described as a former resident, was detained Friday afternoon. Local authorities pursued details as investigators documented the quantities recovered.

Oakland Tag Jung Bates Qra Kingell Ed Williams

President Coolidge heads to Wisconsin for summer vacation

President Coolidge departs Washington for a three month vacation in Wisconsin. Mrs Coolidge plans to stay behind for their son’s graduation in Anherst. The summer White House is at a Pierce estate on a trout rich river system with a main cabin on a small island reached by draw bridges.

Washington, D.C Coolidge Washington Wisconsin Tedor

Mexican Aviator Begins Nonstop Flight Toward Washington

Captain Emilio Carranza, Mexico's leading aviator, started from Albuena Field toward Washington to retrace Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh's aviation visit to Mexico. The launch occurred at 8:10 local time and signals a notable cross‑country flight.

Washington Mexico City Emilio Carranan Mexico Albuena Field Retrayi Charles A. Lindbergh

DRAINAGE DITCH NO 6 ACCEPTED BY COUNTY BOARD

The Cass county board of supervisors accepted Briggs & Deen construction engineers for drainage ditch No 6 near the city after completion several weeks ago. The board heard no objections to acceptance and moved to consider related matters. A committee reported on a proposed material building for the courthouse site, but action was postponed until the next meeting. Tomorrow the county will vote in the primary.

Cass| County Board of ‘Supervisors Briggs & Deen Dennisage Anvil Nour Wil Sanvass Ulea

Former Anita Woman Killed by Car Near Fort Dodge

Myles Lowell, 10, formerly of Anita, died after being struck by a car while repairing a tire near Fort Dodge Friday night. The motorist did not stop. Funeral services were held in Fort Dodge with attendance from Shere Myers, his daughter Bgasie Myers Lowell, and Sherman Lowell of Anita.

Myles Lowell Anita Fort Dodge Fort Dog Fort. Dodge Shere Or. Myers Bgasie Myers Lowell

Cleaver and four pals execute sensational jail escape

Chicago region report details a dramatic breakout from Cats Bay county jail in Wheaton. Five men, led by Charles Lines er Wegel, overpowered deputies, seized weapons, and fled in a deputy’s car. Suspects include Thomas Mejorty, Charles Wark, Os Renlen, and Joseph Farina, with police still seeking them. Mention also of C E Anderson visiting Chicago.

Charles Wegel Leater Siid Cats Bay Wheaton, Jr Chicago Pangster Ol Jugoniv William Edgetaut Edgeton Automobilyu Cleaver Thomas P. Mejoorty Lumbandt Charles Wark Champaigny Os rQlenn Tyiter Indigtent Whodton Joseph Farina Willy

Rioting Threatens to Halt Chicago's Dance Marathon

Rioting fears disrupted the Chicago dance marathon as a fight broke out after a rule dismissal on the floor. Spectators shouted, while attendees clashed with security, drawing police attention and suspending the event.

Chicago Chisago É. Sa Stuebal Mercy Proomun Ta Pozen Sand Danweil

Discontinue Train Service To Moingona

The Chicago and North Western Railroad ended service to Moingona, reducing rail and mail links to Boong. The town, once linked by rail, shrank to about 200 residents after a bridge failure amid a storm. A brief note mentions Miss Arlene Pellet, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Pellet, returning from college events.

Raone I. S Chicago & North Western Boong Muty Moingona Ratt Shelley Haz I Maoingona Boone Tine Dhad Belley Yliss Arlene Pellett Bert ‘Pellett la ‘Vista’ Plage, Whoaras Conservatory of Music

Leaders Endorse Agrarian Plan of Sec Jardine

Kansas City dispatch reports delegates arriving for a dinner and caucus as leaders endorse a farm relief plan tied to Secretary Jardine. The proposal calls for a federal revolving fund of 250 to 500 million dollars to aid farm cooperatives, aiming to form a concrete alternative to the McNary Haugen bill and to avoid generalities. Senators Borah and Nye push for clear opposition to prohibition and corruption, while the platform work proceeds with a tentative draft before final committee action.

Hoover Andy McNary-Haugen Conwlidge Jardine Jaring Cooridge Senting Washington Borah Slike Aald. Borah Nye North Dakota Lena ‘Smoot Utah Bibb

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