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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
3
A dense listing of local professionals including dentists doctors chiropractors and attorneys with office and residence details, followed by railroad time cards for multiple branches and schedules, plus minor notices about subscriptions printing and embossed stationery. The item lists firms Wood & Savery Moore, chambers, lawyers, and dentists with addresses and phone numbers, plus train arrivals and departures for several routes.
DeWitt M Manning licensed embalmer and funeral director with 3 A Giffen furniture bugs and undertaking Atlantic Iowa day phone night phones Red Butler Transfer M H Butler Prop does all kinds of transfer business J L Winne furniture and undertaking J L Winne licensed embalmer Le Stagner mere embalmer Jd Bu Wholesales and sive dept stove largest and best line of tobacco and cigars in western Iowa prompt attention given all orders No 14 16 West Sixth street Ras Lang auction will cry sales anywhere in Cass ad joining counties leave dates there or at the New Telegraph headquarters at Walter J Pellets Office in National Bank Bldg
Mrs. Arthur Kellar confessed killing her husband, a railroad laborer, and their seven-year-old daughter Margaret with an axe while in bed at their Harrisonville home. She claimed amnesia after a head blow two years earlier and said she ran to neighbors alleging a mysterious man fled after striking her bed.
Five people dead and many others injured after a rear end collision on the New York, New Haven and Hartford line opposite Stamford depot. The Springfield express rear section struck the first section as it left the station. Victims include Mrs. Edward J. Kelly of Winthrop and Frank Canfield of Springfield. Officials say the second section engineer may have run by signals.
John J. O'Connor, manager of the St. Louis Federal team, petitions in federal court seeking 25000 damages for banishment from organized baseball. He targets eight American League clubs and argues the National Agreement violates antitrust laws by treating players as chattels and denying them the right to earn a living.
In Joliet Illinois on June 13 Herman Coppes fourteen years old began his term as the youngest inmate to enter the state penitentiary. He murdered Mrs Manny Sleep and her two children on a farm near Filgin where he was employed. At the prison he received his first shave and first pair of long trousers.
Chicago aviator Andrew Drew plummeted 200 feet during a test flight near the state hospital in Lima Ohio and died instantly. The crash ends the trial of the aircraft as investigators file initial reports.
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