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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
7
Readable bits describe a person born in 1860s or 1880s era, connection to Cuisa county and Franklin. mentions a move to a southern city and a residence at a township. Details are garbled, but reference to a 1896 event and a voyage to the United States appears amid damaged text.
A brief district notice from Kansas describes a doors closure event affecting a building or facility. No injuries reported. The notice cites local authorities and timelines but lacks detailed names or locations in the readable text.
Curtis Hay Jr of Des Moines speaks at a Junior Chamber convention luncheon urging repeal of the federal prohibition amendment. Ben Bittenweiss, director of the New York Junior Board, backs the plan as a means to spur industry, reduce unemployment, and lower taxes while urging coordinated growth and reforms across debt, insurance, and regulation.
A county man died in California in a West Coast incident. The report notes the deceased's local ties and unclear circumstances surrounding the death. Further details including identity and exact cause were not provided in the fragment.
Substantial garbled OCR text offers little usable content but hints at a sports score or scoreboard item with Apochega and Ta as entities. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are extractable for a coherent summary.
Fragmented text reports a sixth in a series of crimes in Ban Metxico. The body of Lenore Lorres was found, with unclear details about suspects and locations. Authorities and press note a wealthy individual connected to the case, but exact motives remain uncertain.
In a carefully defined opinion the United States circuit court of appeals upheld the district court ruling in favor of W. R. Rayne as receiver of the defunct First National Bank of Cumberland. Directors Ostrus, Ostruge, Bradley, and others were sued on counts alleging excessive lending and negligence. the court found limited merit in several divisions and largely avoided further merits by applying Iowa statute of limitations.
In a tense American League contest, Washington edges past Philadelphia 6 to 2 in the sixth inning with key hits from Hérbert and Fer ee. Barree and Sowelk Bt. Louis combine for solid support as the Browns prevail over the Phillies.
U S investigators focus on a Dubuque and Aurora based Iowa branch of the Capote network. Prosecutors allege the Meyers Blumberg Price gang handled about 2.5 million dollars in unlawful business and that Mike Blumberg, dubbed the Al Capone of Clinton, offered about 160000 dollars to influence his income tax records.
A Cities Service Oil truck overturned one mile south of Audubon Indiana injuring driver Ditensen and a passenger. Three women in another vehicle turning east caused the spill and derailment as the truck braked to avoid collision. Oil spilled across the roadway and minor injuries were reported.
Senator Smith W Brookhart will deliver a keynote style speech for his renomination bid on the Republican ticket at station KFNF Shenandoah Iowa on Saturday He will also address the local branch of the National League of Postmasters in convening at the same event in Shenandoah Iowa June 13 with Brookhart slated to speak to the group.
Clear Lake Louisiana reports no bodies found by late morning for Robert Young 26 Herman Beck 60 and Leuter Lemke 45 who left Ackley homes on a fishing expedition from Bayside park. A capsized boat with gear remained near Ory Island as searchers including volunteers and markers scoured the lake for hours with no success.
Washington reports Senator S D Fess of Ohio told a conference of young Republicans that President Hoover would be renominated and re-elected. He praised Hoover’s efforts to lift the nation’s mood and urged continued party organization rather than courting candidates.
A Bloomfield area death is reported with limited legible details. The fragment references a woman from Bloomfield and an incident possibly involving a freight or court context. Source text is heavily garbled but indicates a fatal event and names Mrs. Ekin and Stovely Ale- as potential persons or places.
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