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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
8
Washington June 12 Adams Winston Under Secretary of the Treasury told the National Association of Credit Men that the revenue act of 1924 is discriminatory and wasteful. He urged a complete revision of the nation tax system, a move believed to have Secretary Mellon’s support.
London dispatch reports Miseigh troops in the Spanish zone near Tangier opened fire on noncombatants after an ambush. Sixty noncombatants were captured and five women and one man were wounded and left in a river bed where the troops had been hiding.
The Wort family thanks friends for flowers and kindness shown during the loss of Judi A Wort. Their expressions of sympathy are gratefully acknowledged.
Judge Earl Peters, a judge in the 15th Judicial District, is appointed deputy grand master of Iowa Masons by Grand Master Thomas Wellington. The Davenport session named appointments for a full slate including Harry A. Palmer, Rev B P B Martin, Frank Morrow, Henry L. Davis, Hugh L. Stevenson, William Paisley, and others with Des Moines to host next year.
Cedar Rapids reports the organization of a new mutual insurance company in Iowa. Knute Expo of Des Moines served as temporary secretary and Bert Neal of Mt Vernon was named a director. The formation was announced June 12 as part of statewide efforts to establish the entity.
Secretary of Commerce Hoover called for unity among farmers workers railroads and merchants in a speech to Penn College graduates at Oskaloosa Iowa. He warned progress depends on reducing perceived injustice and urged cooperation within a broader business fabric to prevent economic stagnation and political overreach.
London reports show Britain split over a renewed anti pact effort, recalling post Paris Treaty debates. The Baldwin government fears erosion of splendid isolation as Liberal opposition grows amid press concern about treaty implications.
Des Moines reports Commissioner B M Richardson traveled to Red Oak to hear the Iowa railroad commission consider the Buglington railroad discontinuing certain train service in southwestern Iowa.
Elizabeth Eppelsheimer died at her Grant area home after a year of illness. Born September 18, 1880 in LaSalle County Illinois, she moved to Cass County as a child and lived in Noble Township thereafter. Survived by husband Walter and three daughters with several siblings. funeral planned at Penton Methodist Church with interment at Nellie Center Cemetery.
The Griswold Odd Fellows lodge held its semi annual meeting, electing officers for the ensuing term. Ralph Conkle was named secretary, Asay treasurer, Cay Cor ktin as installation will occur at the first meeting in duty with appointive officers also to be installed.
A June 17 radio wedding will take place at the Christian church in Shenandoah. The ceremony will be broadcast by station KENF with vows exchanged by Miss Ruth Stuce and Doe Lindell. The Hearsfield Seed Co employees will supply travel and Pullman fare to Niagara Falls for the couple.
A damaged notice notes Kelley, a Civil War veteran, aged about sixty years, ill at home in Anita. The brief item records his long service and recent health decline over the past two years, with sparse OCR text indicating specialty news context.
Des Moines June 12. Old fashioned competition covering domestic arts with cash prizes up to 49. Cooking classes include cake cookies bread candy preserves jellies jams pickles canned fruits and more. Premiums also for fabrics quilts made over garments embroidery lace and various needle crafts.
Avoca June 12 Special to News Telegraph Dr Emmert a well known physician who suffered a stroke months ago was able to come to town today for the first time since the illness.
Real estate transfer notice dated June 9 1925 records Clara Angell transferring property to Homer Kirkham with amount 400 dollars. Sheriff W A McKee to Mary EL Sheley and deed numbers 5 202 25 s2 and 11 77 84 show a total of 14795 dollars and 24 cents.
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