Despondent Woman Tries Carbolic Acid Route
Mrs. George Anderes, 70, attempted suicide at her Olive street home using carbolic acid after family troubles with her husband 59. She swallowed a few drops, was hospitalized, and later pronounced out of danger. The bottle was hidden, causing initial delay in treatment.
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Geo. Anderes
George Anderes
Olive Street
Anderes
Swolley
West Second Street
Pmtovery
Ben Randolph
Atlantic
Carpenter
Half of Iowa World War veterans receive bonus money
About 50 000 Iowa veterans have already received their bonus payments, with warrants totaling 10 000 000 dollars issued by the state treasurer. Most claims have been turned in for cancellation, and the state bonus board processes about 500 claims daily. Two months remain to pay the remaining roughly 97 000 claims on file. About 70 000 claims have been read once and await a second review.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Hapitol
State
Depositors Sign Waivers On Reorganized Bank
Walnut Indiana June 14 special to News Telegraph ninety five percent of five hundred depositors have signed waivers agreeing to sixty five cents on the dollar as part of efforts to reorganize the defunct American State Bank. A meeting will set next steps once remaining depositors are examined. The bank closed May 23 with officers citing frozen paper. head of personnel not disclosed.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
American State Bank
Azd LG. Fuller
Fuller
Bante
Chinese President Relieved Of Seals of Office at Peking
Shanghai dispatch reports President IL Yuan Hung fled to Tientsin but was halted and the seals of office seized. He delivered the seals and was freed, enabling no official government action. The threatened uprising at Peking was believed averted and the capital remained quiet.
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United Press
Shanghai
IL Yuan Hung
Tientsin
Peking Ig
Clinton Mason Chosen Grand Master in Sioux City
Clinton Mason was elected grand master at the annual session in Sioux City. The ceremony followed the selection of officers and the initiation of new members, with Mason assuming duties as head of the lodge.
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Clinton Mason
United. Press
Sioux
City
Tan
Milo
Sqel
Clinton
Flag Day story on Betsy Ross and the 1777 adoption
A historical note marks flag day and the 146th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes. It recounts the Continental Congress ratifying the thirteen stripes and stars in 1777, Betsy Ross’s reputed design help, and Betsy Ross’s Quaker background with details on her family and lineage.
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Continental Congress
Betsy, Ross
Ite
United States
George Washington
Robert Morris
George Ross
Pennsylvania
Betsy Ross
Arch St
Philadelphia
Betsy
Elizabeth Griscom
Martha Curtis
Miss Griscor
John Ross
Aeneas Ross
New Castle del
John Did Betsy
Cranked Car In Gear Causes Fatal Keene Crash
United Press report from Kearney Nebraska: Geo Palmblade aged 46, a Keene resident and Sunday school district delegate, was instantly killed when cranking a car in gear. The engine lurched forward, pinning him against a tree, crushing his chest and head. The vehicle reportedly remained in gear.
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Wy United Press
Kearney
Neb
Geo. Palmblade
Keene
Waterloo Boy Drowns in Cedar River at Cedar Falls
Ja Fred Tied man of Waterloo drowned in the Cedar River at Cedar Falls about 7:00 last night after cramps struck him during a swim. His body was recovered from the river.
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Waterloo
Cedar River
United Press
Cedar Falls
Fred Tiedman
Oklahoma City Flood Crisis Threatens City Core
Oklahoma City braces as floodwaters rise to near historic highs. The river is expected to top levels around four and a half feet above previous records, with water surging over the city water works dam. Residents evacuate some areas and utilities monitor the crest as officials warn of potential damage and outages.
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United Press
Oklahoma “City
Oklahoma City
Lions Club Hosts Audubon Club Gathering Last Evening
The Juocal Lions' club hosted a socially rich evening at Calumet Eat with Atlantic club members and Audubon club ladies in attendance. W B Orchard of Council Bluffs spoke on Lions service and future work, with Iran Kyle and Arthur Farquhar also contributing. The Audubon Lions quartet entertained and Dr W A Hammer became new local club president. G A Hinman chaired.
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Juocal Lions’ Club
Calumet
Atlantic Club
Audubon Club
Ily Syvere
W. BR. Orchard
Council Bluffs
Lions’ Clubs
Rem
Iran Kyle
The
Lions
Arthur Farquhar
Audubéneb
Quartette
Audubon Lions
Hovyamakker
Lucas
Sampson
Miran
W. A. Hammer
R. L. Barnett
G. A. Hinman
Omaha
Chinese President Li Yuanhang Resigns Amid Opposition Pressure
London dispatch reports President Li Yuanhang telegrammed parliament announcing his resignation after opposition troops demanded it. The release came via a telegram from Tientsin relayed to the Evening Venus, detailing the forced withdrawal before his release.
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London
Li Yuan Hang
Tientsin
Massena Farmer and Bank Director Dies at 75
Massena Ia June 14 Special to News Telegraph William Angus well known farmer of Victorian township and stockholder in the Massena State Bank died this morning at 4 00 o'clock at his home He had been unconscious since yesterday He suffered a hemorrhage of the brain while beating a rug in his front yard He was about 75 years old He is survived by two brothers and three sisters Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at the Methodist church
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Massena
News-Telegraph
William Angus
Massena State Bank
W. D. Hell
Board of Supervisors
Angos
Massena Territory
Farm Bureau Picnic Planned at Sunnyside Park
The Farm Bureau announces a picnic at Sunnyside Park on June 20. Floats form a parade starting 10 30 a m with township bands and speakers. Grounds chief Wm chairman arranged shaded group areas under trees along the south park side.
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Isree War Farm Bureau
Sunnyside Park
Court House
Ed Nivedn
Shay
Wranklin Township
Mareh
Walnut
Chestnut
Cuch Township
Two Funerals Held in City Today
Two funeral services were conducted in the city with one in the morning and another in the afternoon. Thomas Taylor a longtime resident of West Sixth Street died Monday at age ninety three. Requiem Mass by Rev N McDermott at SS Peter and Pauls Catholic Church. Interment in Atlantic Catholic cemetery. Mrs J Mu Lloyds funeral services at 2 30 pm at her late home 803 Quk Street with Rev James E Ball officiating. interment in Atlantic Catholic cemetery.
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City
SS. Peter, and Pauls
Ming O'Clock
Psn. McDermott
Thomas Taylor
West Sixth Street
Atlantic Catholic
J. Mu Lloyd
Quk Street
James E. Ball
Atlantican Cemetery
Former Bulgarian Premier in Presidency Fight
Bulgarian rebel and former premier Stamboulisky seeks to oust King Boris and seize Sofia to establish a republic. Peasant and army uprisings spread through Varna and other cities as reports claim mixed fortunes for both sides, with official notes asserting order while clashes continue.
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United Press
Priesth
Bulewia
Dane Lie Mormer
Amboulisky
Boris
Bulgaria
Sofia
Stambouliaky
Varna
Greenfield Man Stricken by Lightning While Building Crib
William Oaken, about forty, was struck and killed while working on a corn crib near Greenfield. He leaves a wife and three children, plus a large extended family including Mrs. A. R. Brewer of Greenfield. Surviving siblings include Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Leander, Mrs. Kraack, Mrs. Bell, Henry, and Fred. No funeral arrangements yet.
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A. R. Brewer
Spruce Street
William Oaken
Greenfield
Strcken
Brayton
Quken
Brewer
George Hastings
Atlantic
Anderson
Peter Leander
Gates
John Kraack
Cumberland
H. A. Bell
Lorimer
Henry
Fred
Federal drive to clean up Detroit liquor access begins
Detroit, June 14. The federal government starts a drive to close liquor venues in the Detroit district. The U S district court issued injunctions against about fifty known liquor sales points for one year under state prohibition law. Additional injunctions will follow by the score. many arrests are expected as agents move to halt illegal liquor sales in the region.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
U.S. District Court
Ily
Score
U. S
Wisconsin Senate Backs Down on Booze Probe Resolution
In Margison Wisconsin the senate defeated the Severson resolution to investigate alleged irregularities and drinking bouts by legislators. The vote was 18 to 2, with wets branding the measure as a counter to repealing prohibition enforcement.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Margison
Wis
Wisconsin Senate Today
Severson
Legislat
Time
New York Lawyer Named by Harding to Claim Commission
Washington June 14 Associated Press says C A Anderson prominent lawyer of Washington and New York was appointed by President Harding today as a member of the United States Geismar claim commission. He succeeds E B Parker who resigned to become umpire in the claims negotiations.
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Associated Press
Washington
C. A. Anderson
New York
Harding
United States Geimar
E. B. Parker
Comte
Postponed Flag Day Program A Week Later
The American Legion flag day observance at Sunyside Park was postponed from this evening to Wednesday evening due to heavy rains around Atlantic. The event will be held at the same location, with Abe cited in reports as a factor in the delay.
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Abe
Sunnyside Park
Atlantic
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