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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
7
A troubled young woman, Daphne Haines, faces harassment from a jealous stepmother and schemes to escape. She leaves for San Francisco with twenty dollars, pursues work, endures hardship, and briefly finds aid from strangers before returning to face uncertain prospects.
A young couple from Girard, Miss Taceizude Caudill and Tuy Dealy, wed Wednesday morning at the bride’s home with Reverend Victor L. Abbey officiating. After a brief Ozark honeymoon, the Dealy family plans to settle on a farm near Atlantic. Local events include Rebekah and Legion gatherings, a bridge game, and club dinners across Atlantic with numerous community members attending.
A partial report recalls cross Atlantic flights and lists pilots and planes involved in west to east and east to west attempts. It mentions the Bird's downed status near Portugal and ongoing efforts to contact Tsbon from Paris and the Te Buorget field.
From Old Orchard Maine reports describe Le Bourget awaiting Lindbergh’s ocean crossing with high public interest. French aviators press to best the record as morning hours draw a crowd to the field eager for news of the daring feat.
Ames Iowa June 14 Police voiced belief that Albert Jacob Wetzel a Buffalo New York man 88 may be responsible for two unsolved Toledo Ohio murders. A telegram from Bowling Green Ohio authorities said Wetzel escaped from an asylum there shortly before the Toledo killings. Wetzel admitted living in the Toledo area and said he abducted Betty Hates 13 in her home and forced her to cook a meal before she could escape. she identified Wetzel as her captor.
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Local notes report Mrs F W Wolsey and son Jack departing for Chicago for a three week visit, while Mr Kint Bynelings and Mrs Breeling visit from Mul, Ma. Memorial services are announced by Columbian Chapter No 127 of the Order of the Eastern Star, with public invitations extended. Died suddenly notices include Chart PL day and other local residents. Church conference attendance, Dad's Day reminders, and Minnesota travel plans for Alma Beckwith and Erma Buckytih are noted along with a first concert held in the city park attended by many and overseen by Chief of Police Frank Beekman.
A New York market summary reports a trading record with Commonwealth and Southven stock totaling 1,08 400 shares. The day closed with high activity and a total trading value near 265. The prior record stood at 885,960 shares for United States Steel.
A long, garbled obituary notes the death of George W. Wakefield, once a Cass County resident famed for gamble driven ventures. It mentions his rise from Edna township roots, a big claim on wealth, and a plan to develop his claim, with ties to Lawrence Wakefield of Porayth and efforts in Le Warfield.
Thirteen grandchildren and nine children are named in a family listing. George Wakefield of Colorad o Springs California Mrs Maude Bland Forsyth Montana Mrs Florence McClain Minnesota Mrs Emma Crum Minnesota Roy Wakefield Pueblo Colorado Mrs Lika Feice Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Miss Eva Anderton Spokane Washington Ralph Wakefield Shenandoah Virginia Mrs Bert Ludwig Bridgewater Massachusetts and siblings include a Mary Eaton of Massachusetts. Three brothers and one sister are noted: Valentine Senteeties Forsyth Montana Charles Wakefield Nebraska and Henry Wakefield Virginia.
Coroner George E. Marsh investigates the death of Hollin Foote, 24, who shot through the heart last night after a period of illness and nervous breakdown. The body was found at her Iowa City home. note left behind.
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