Popular Atlantic Girl Weds Popular Atlantic Girl
Miss Eleanor Marie Whitner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Grant Whitney, wed Dr. William Edward Ash at SS. Peter and Paul's rectory in a formal ceremony. The bride wore white Duchess satin and a pearl veil. bridesmaid Amelia Ash and young cousin Misa Whitney attended. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home with elaborate floral decor and hand painted place cards.
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Eleanor Marie Whitney
Edward Ash
Council Bluffs
The
Bluffs
SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Eleanor Marie Whitner
James Grant Whitney
William Edward Ash
W. D. Ash
Father Daly
Amelia Ash
Misa Marjorie Whitney
Thomas H. Whitney
Wilfred Ash
Placa Carda
Note to Great Britain in preparation over commerce disruption
Washington officials said a new note to Great Britain on interruptions to American commerce by naval operations is being prepared. No date is set for transmission to London. Britain has not replied to the last note on the orders in council. Some expect the note to go forward once complete, regardless of U S Germany talks.
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Washington
State Department
Great Britain
London
United States
Germany
Berlin
Farm house near Griswold burns. family saved except son
Special to the News Telegraph reports that a farm house owned by Fremont Dewitt, located about sil miles northwest of Griswold, burned to the ground on Wednesday afternoon. The family, except one son who was in the field plowing, escaped as neighbors removed the piano. The fire’s origin remains a mystery as the cook stove had not been used for hours and the loss amount is not yet stated.
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News-Telegraph
Griswold
Fremont Dewitt
Horse Recovered in Pasture Belongs to Local Store
A horse thought stolen from J. A. Giffen furniture store roamed away and was found by a young man in the Fudge pasture. It was determined not stolen and returned to the owner.
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J. A. Giffen Furniture
Died by His Own Hand in Local Death Report
The paper notes the Shelby county man A Rasmussen died by suicide using carbolic acid in a personal crisis. In other items a wedding between an Atlantic city bride and Dr Ash is celebrated with details of education, social standing, and plans to live in Council Bluffs with a fall occupancy of a new home. The couple will wed in Chicago after a departure for a wedding trip.
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Shelby County
Atlantic
Atlantic High School
St. Mary's
Knoxville
Ill
Ash
Creighton Medical College
Mercy Hospital
Copnell Bluffs
The
Bluffs
Phi Beta Phi
Council Bluffs
Chicago
Lusitania note dispatches reach Kaiser in Galician front
The United Press reports the latest American note on the Lusitania crisis was sent to Kaiser Wilhelm on the Galician front without comment. Berlin awaits action, while Jagow delays public comment. London records German displeasure at US demands for assurances.
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United Press
Berlix
Lusitania
Witout
Foreign Office
Fatal Horse Kick Shatters Iowa Farmer Near Audubon
Robert Greenlee, about 35, was kicked on his Frank Buckner place farm near Audubon. Injuries internal. no bones broken. Blood poisoning developed after hospital transfer to Des Moines. he died Wednesday night. Buried at Templeton. survived by widow and two children. Greenlee known as an industrious farmer admired for honesty and integrity.
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Audubon
Robert Greenlee
Frank Buckner
Des Moines
Templeton
Greenlee
Have a New Son Mrs Harsh Welcomes Baby Boy
Mrs Abraham Harsh gave birth to a baby boy at the hospital this morning. Both mother and baby are doing nicely. The Harsh family lives on the Frank Smith farm north of town.
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Abraham Harsh
Mrs. Harsh
Frank Smith
Villa Blames Carranza in Mexico Crisis
Villa accuses Carranza of causing the Mexican turmoil and warns the United States against intervention. A separate report says the Battle of Leon between Villa and Obregon ended in a draw with many casualties. The War Department delays three border regiments to the Philippines while awaiting Washington’s orders regarding potential mobilization. Units affected include the cavalry at Fort Bliss and the Twenty-seventh Infantry at Fort Douglas.
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EL Paso
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Villa
Washington
Carranza
Leon
Villa and
Obregon
Carrothers
Red Cross
War Department
Philippines
Fort Bliss
Tex
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Investon
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Douglas
Ariz
Police Chief Convicted of Conspiracy Sentenced to Fort Madison
Sioun City Iowa June 12 After refusing a new trial George Pierce former chief of police was convicted of conspiracy to extort money from the underworld and today sentenced to three years at Fort Madison He is out on an appeal bond of 3000 dollars
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United Press
Sioun City
George Pierce
Fort Madison
Hold Up Men Rob S. P. Train
Two bandits robbed 109 passengers on a Southern Pacific train near Los Angeles and escaped. The incident was reported by United Press with no immediate details on suspects or injuries.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Leave for California With Hancox Family Trip Planned
Rev and Mrs Hancox and daughter Mrs Carman of Cincinnati with J A Hancox depart Monday on No 5 for San Francisco and Washington. They expect a reception in Tacoma in July as one son and two daughters reside in Washington. Mrs J A Hancox is at Long Beach. They plan a pleasant trip.
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Carman
Cincinnati
J. A. Hancox
San Francisco
Calif
Washington
Tacoma
Long Beach
Franks Drug Company Showcases New Refrigerator
The Franks Drug Company unveils a glass sided refrigerator for summer storage of candy and more. It doubles as furniture, adding to the room’s decor and visibility of its contents. Merchants Greys travel to Brayton for a booster day baseball game against the Brayton team as part of the annual celebration.
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Franks Drug Company
Merchants Greys
Brayton
Hammocks Large Enough for Her Family at Moore's
Hammocks advertised as spacious enough for a family were featured at Moore's. The listing emphasized durable construction and roomy design suitable for multiple children.
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Moore
Washington still stirred over resignation and German note
Washington reports heavy talk over Bryan's resignation and the German reply expected in two weeks. Bryan appeals to German Americans to press for peace and warns against linking talks with Britain. He defends neutrality, urges Germany to avoid steps toward war, and urges changes to shipping laws to protect civilians.
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Washigton
Bryan
Enghind
America
Aether
Brean
Congress
Washington
William J Bryan
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Dea
Presiden Wilson
Patrisans
German Troops Repulsed on Dniester Front and Moscow Riots
Russian reports claim Austro German forces were halted on the right bank of the Dniester near Zhuravina and at other points with thousands captured. Vienna cites Teuton gains in Southeast Galicia and Bukowina while Italian advances on the Austro Italian frontier are disputed. Western front reports suggest limited fighting near Neuville St. Vaast and Tout Vent with fortified positions. London and Rome deny a British cruiser sunk by an Austrian submarine. The Petrograd press says the left wing halted a southward Austro German advance toward Lemberg and captured prisoners. Meanwhile mobs in Moscow wreck German shops and homes after German victories. A North Sea submarine sinks the trawler Yango. all crew survive.
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Zurawana
Vienna
Galicia
Bukowina
Teutons
Pruth
Plocken
Gradisca
The
United Press
Petrograd
Ruaaiggs
Lemberg
Moscow
Atlantic Firemen To Remember Their Dead
The Atlantic Fire Department holds its annual Memorial tomorrow. At nine, members in uniform assemble at the fire hall and parade through town ending at Olive where autos will transport them to graves. Graves in Atlantic cemetery will be decorated for many named fallen firefighters including Parker Whitney Woodson Haver and others, with James Pugh’s Neola cemetery grave also to be strewn with flowers from the department.
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Fire Hall
Chestnut
Walnut
Olive
Atlantic Cemetery
Frank Parker
F. H. Whitney
Dick Woodson
J. M. Haver
W. B. Stafford
Job Card
Loren Bennere
Kit Willey
A. H. Goodspeed
William Goodge
J. A. Conerd
R. G. Phelps
Dan Sauer
Henry Mueller
Rudolph Zuch
R. D. Wilkin
Chas. Motz
A. D. McCall
Tom Wert
Adam Pudge
Sylvester Williams
Elmer Stewart
Ed Pieken
A. A. Wise
J. R. Morris
Chris Schulz
Luther Storer
Lem Moreland
Frank Piert
Claude Cappellar
W. Wy Straight
A. C. Jones
Henry Dicker
JJ A. Mewald
P. F. O’connell
Join Enright
W. P. Curry
Richard Fox
Denny Mack
C. P. Cornell
John Cain
John Tharnish
James Pugh
Neola
Department
Dick York sells popcorn wagon to new town resident
Dick York has sold his street popcorn and peanut wagon to Petros, who recently moved to town from a farm east of the city. York may leave the city in a few months to locate elsewhere, and his future plans have not been announced.
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Dick York
Petros
Licely
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