Chinese Troops Threaten Uprising In Peking
Chinese troops threaten to seize Peking amid pay shortages and a government crisis. President Li Yuan Hong fled to Tientsin as cabinet resigned over officer appointments. Foreign legations guard nationals while militarists threaten violence. Tokyo urges Japanese protection along the Yangtze river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Li Yuan Hang
United Press
Tientsin
China
Yuan Hong
Tha Dange
Yank Hiuhi Chingy
Wisconsin Dry Law Repealer Delayed in Assembly
Madison Wisconsin June 18 final vote on the liquor law repealer was delayed as the measure was referred to the finance committee. This action will push decision before next week, delaying a key change in state alcohol policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy United Press
Madison
Wis
Plan for large Detroit rum drive shocks province
Detroit June 18 plans for a massive illicit liquor raid in the district were outlined by the prohibition conference in Michigan. The account notes this would be the most crashing blow yet aimed at illicit liquor operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Defroit
Mich
Iiquor Iver
Michigan
Local Lions Club Big Night With Ladies and Speaker
A large local Lions Club event at Calumet cafe features Ladies Night with Au dubon Lions and guest speaker W. R. Orchard. The meeting reveals a full officer slate headed by President Dr. W. A. Hammer and committees across Membership, Publicity, Means, By-Laws, Civic, Welfare, and Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiong
Audubon Lions
W. R. Orchard
Council Bluffs
Atta
Calumet Cafe
Dr. W
A. Hammer
A .C.fouts
Lil. ‘Balding
al H. Mountain
J. Marshall
Jow Tamer
O." St. Patrick
RH. Metcalf
Cockahoot
R. We. Cockahoot
E. Cc
Montgomery
Pi Baxter
A. Hi Mountain
Nelson
Pod
Betker
Ty Roland
Smidler
D. Gurney
Flay
Smith
Hos
Simpton
D. R. Patetek
Bert’ Pallatt
Art Brown
Pers Ryan
Ay G
Ans ‘Herbert
Art ‘Gaimeron
Ay M
Li R. “Nelson
Wai Ee Ronni Praften
Fred Dah
Veteran Reynolds Dies At Atlantic Aged 77
Benjamin N Reynolds longtime Atlantic resident and Civil War veteran died at 610 Elm street at 6 10 am after a week long illness. Born in Muscatine Iowa August 4 1846 he came to Atlantic 35 years ago to work as a wagon and carriage maker then ran his own shop until health failed. Survived by wife five children and two sisters funeral Friday at 2 30 pm from the M E church with the local IOOF and GA R posts in charge interment in Atlantic cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin N. Reynolds
Atlantic
Elm Street
Muscatine
Iowa
J. H. Needles & Son
Walnut Street
18Th
U. S. Infantry
Shermsh
Marth Myers
Blue Grass
Juanita, Reynolds
Perry
Chas. Zook
Madrid
Alona Reynolds
Anita Vicinity
Joe N. Reynolds
Postal Telegraph Company
Misa Ella Reynolds
Melvin
A. E. McDonald
Gorning
Mary J. Dougherty
Guernsey
C. F
Hawkeye
GA. R
M. E. Church
Elm. Street
F. W., Simpson
M. E
Resolution Calling For Probe of Drinking In Wisconsin Introduced
MADISON Wis June 13 Sena or H J Severson today introduced a resolution in the senate calling for an investigation of alleged drinking bouts at the state capitol. Many charges of irregularities in office were made in the resolution against appointive and ejective officers. Severson author of the state prohibition law said he was a novel to call for a probe following reports of boozing by state legislators and that wet lobbyists were bringing liquor into the capitol. The regulation calls for the appointment of three senators with power to subpoena and collect evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Senaor H. J. Severson
Senate
State Capitol
Saverson
Guilty Plea Reported in Bucketing Case
United Press reports that MEW XORE and associates including Fuller and W McGee pleaded guilty to bucketing charges. The case, handled by Fuller Brokerage Company, was remanded to jail on Friday, with sentencing pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weo
United Press
Fuller
F. McGee
Fuller Brokerage Company
Well Known Lady Mary Hiizab-Toya Dies at 65
Mary Hiizab-Toya wife of J M Lloyd died at 7 40 this morning at her Atlantic home after a long illness caused by bowel paralysis following a fracture. Born in Pennsylvania 1868 she lived in Cass County 42 years with two marriages producing eight children. Survived by husband eight children two brothers and many relatives. funeral tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the Congregational home with Rev J E Ball officiating. Interment Atlantic cemetery.
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Mary Hiizab
Toya
J. Ms Lloyd
Cass Counts
Pennsylvania
Lloyd
Mary Elizabeth 1
Bart
Westmoreland County
Pann
Andrew Stahl
Lewis We Karns
Bruce Cunningham
Elms Street
John M.etsing
Oak Street
Frank Matthews
Omaha
IM. Lloyd
Atlantic
Elmer Bows
Guy Corbin
Béston
Ralph J. Lloyd
Conner _ Bluffs
Willis
M. Uayd
Andrew Love
Creston
Verne Wilkinss
Atlattic
Sie
Michael Stahl
Sacramento
Jeli Stahl
Latrobe
Madison Editor Faces Bandit Passenger Ride
Madison Ia June 13 B PD Glahu editor of the Fi Madison Democrat was forced to drive his car by a bandit who rode with him at gunpoint on a road near Burlington The bandit controlled speed with a revolver and took $18 before vanishing into river bottoms confirmation of event and location appears in local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
B. PD. Glahu
Madison Democrat
Atranghy
Burlington
Ft. Madison
Western Packers Seek Rate Reduction to Eastern Points
Chicago June 13 The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings on a petition by John Morris & Company Ottumwa Iowa seeking rate equalization for interior point livestock and beef products. Western packers argue they cannot compete with eastern firms and push for higher eastbound livestock rates or lower finished product rates to the coast eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
John, Morris & Company
Ottumwa
Westexn
District Court Default Judgment Drawn in McFadden Case
District Court files show a default judgment in the McFadden administration matter, with Westfall and Forsyth representing the case. Details indicate the process was completed without a live hearing, underscoring the court action against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Judepoers Diuict Court
McFadden
Westfall
I G. Forsyth
Yeomen Eye Atlantic Site in Home for Children plans
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen, reviewing roughly twenty five proposed sites for a children's home, discusses Atlantic adjoining Sunnyside Park. Secretary A N Varmer and director C L Vrauman met with local committee at Iowa State Bank to gather data on buildings and materials while noting Atlantic’s lakeless site as a drawback but not disqualifying.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Oolar
A. N. Varmer
Home Committee
The
Old
C. L. Vrauman
Iowa State Bank
Veauman
Atlantic
Sunnyside ‘Park
Yeomen
Board of Exeetors
Order
Campers Flooded as Flood Wipes Kansas Camp Near Wichita
A flood swept away three dozen campers cottages at Druary Katagg near Wichita Kansas and demolished a three story hotel. The disaster struck last night as waters rose swiftly, causing extensive damage to the lakeside camp and surrounding structures. Emergency crews reported no immediate fatalities, with several residents displaced and awaiting shelter. Local authorities urged residents to avoid the area as rescue and repair work continues.
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Wichita
Kans
Druary
Katagg
Exira Civil War veteran who endured Libby prison dies at 94
Statzel, a well known Audubon county resident and Civil War veteran who experienced Libby prison, died yesterday afternoon in Exira at age 94. He was wounded and captured, later married twice, and had 12 children and many grandchildren. Funeral plans pending as relatives arrive.
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Exira, Ta
Statzel
Audubon County
Libby
Anna Shranger
Mig. J. BR
Hensley
Exira
Emily
Ohnwalt
Oklumgse
Oktass
Clara
Hoxton
South Dakota
Elie Copeland
Wyoming
Vrmingham
Nkepson
D. E
Shranger
Atlantic
Four Balkan States Call Troops to Colors
United Press reports on June 13 that four Balkan states mobilized troops to their borders to halt the Bulgarian revolution and prevent spread of civil war. Movements alarm Belgrade Bucharest Athens Prague as Hungarians rejoice at Bulgaria’s turmoil. Serbia, Jugoslavia, and others react with military calls and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Athens
Balkan
Thousanids
Sofia
Belgrade
Tucharest
Prague
Budapest
Bulgaria
Jugo Slavia
Serbia
Jugo Ske
Revolt and Counterplots Shake Bulgaria After Premier’s Death
Reports from Vienna and Belgrade say former Bulgarian premier Stamboulisky was killed by Zan government troops after a failed resistance in Slavoniki. Dispatches warn of civil war as hill tribes threaten Sofia and Allies fear reprisals if the premier is slain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
Zankot
Vienna
Sophia
Slavoniki
Cenwal
Athens
Belgrade
Saphi
Associated Press
Renrs
Stam~ Koulisky
Sofia
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Tokio
Chamber of Commerce
Yantgze River
Wisconsin
Bureau Board
L. K. Bennett
Cass County Farm Bureau
Dickinson County
Cass County Board
Lions Club
B. N. Reynolds
A. M
J. M. Lloyd
Ca‘ Street
A. Iil
Toransin
Fi. Madison
Miss Blossom "Martin
Eligio Luzado
New York
Bay
Laura Martin
Troy
N._Y
Board of Directors of Order
Isaac Statzel
Ohio
Deveared
Warren’ County
Indigna
Munrovia
Ind
Indianapolis
Abirail Griuys
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