Shepherd Scores When Doctor Fails to Identify Him
In Chicago on June 15, the defense gained a scoring moment in the William D. Shepherd murder trial as Dr. Amante Rongetti failed to identify Shepherd in court. The witness contradicted himself under cross and re examination about recognition of the defendant and a hospital visit related to bacteriology.
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Chicago
INS
William D. Shepher
Billy McClintock
Amante Rongetti
Shepherd
Hazy Dr. Rongetti
Stewart
Woma
Steart
Rongetl
Ronget Li
Harald Leyi
Rongetti
Former Atlantic Man Dies Friday at Cherokee
Israel J. Folly, about 63, a former local resident known for building the rainbow house on Chestnut, died Friday at Cherokee State Hospital. He is survived by two sisters and two brothers, with two sisters and a brother listed as dead. Funeral 2:20 tomorrow at Osborne-Tomlinson. Rev M A Gable to officiate. interment at Athintic cemetery.
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Israel J. Folly
Cherokee
State Hospital For
Devedt
Chestnut
AL du Glorinda
Mary Murrhy
Marie
Frank
Jacob
Kate Vogts
Ion City
New
Mattie Brown
Randolph
Dan
Folly
Cleveland
Ohio
Osborne-Tomlinson
M. A. Gable
M. RB
Athintic Cemetery
Wind and hail damage hits Elto ut area
A strong wind and hail storm rolled through Elto ut area Sunday morning causing extensive damage. Forty-one utility poles were blown down between Elliott and Red Oak, with many trees and roofs affected. About two inches of rain and hail disrupted service. crews from Atlantic and Red Oak worked all day and service resumed by night. Several paneled school windows were broken and local farms reported total crop losses.
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Eltout
Iowa
News-Telegraph
Atlantic-Red Oak
Atlantic
Red Oak
Elliott Consolidated
Charles Thompson
Kner Kasche
Charles Downey
Harrison Petty
Des Moines Glove Maker Details Royal Handshake Today
John Downie of Des Moines Iowa describes his Wembley exposition meeting with King George arriving in New York. He calls the royal handshake a simple western gesture and expresses surprise at the attention it drew.
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New York
George
John Downie
Des Moines
Iowa
England
Cownie
Sheffield Target in Mexican Crisis Affects U S Policy
In Mexico City and Washington amid a diplomatic flare up between Mexico and the United States, officials and observers weigh the impact on U S policy. Mexican reaction centers on Ambassador Sheffield while Ford keeps plans for a local factory on track. Washington demands decisive action from Mexico to sustain U S support for a stable government.
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Wilma Plytie
On. S
Mexico City
Mexiin
United States
Ford
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Factory
Sheffield
Kellogg
Elaiment
Washington
Mexico
Cerles
Kelloge
Anita Lady Dies At Home Of Her Daughter
Mrs. Mary Hettlinger a longtime Anita resident died Saturday morning June 23 at the home of her daughter Mrs Louise Hardersen in Anita at ten years five months and twenty days following complications of advanced age and a stroke. Funeral services will be held at the M B F church in Anita on Tuesday June 25 at 2 30 o'clock with interment in Evergreen cemetery.
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Vita
Mary Hettinger
Anita Vicinity
Louise Hardersen
Anita
M. BF
Dune Ath
Evergreen Cemetery
Mer Mermaid Miss Wagner Canceled Appearance At Avoca Pool
In Avoca Iowa on June 15 special to News Telegraph Miss Marie Wagner Sioux City mermaid could not appear at the Joes swimming pool fancy diving show due to a severe rain and hail storm. She will perform next Sunday. The storm caused hail damage in Avoca, forced creeks out of bounds and swept away a bridge east of town over a Botna tributary.
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Avoca
Iowa
News-Telegraph
Marie Wagner
Sioux City
Joes
Here
Grisolwd Farmer Suffers Nervous Breakdown
John Sunderman, a well known Grisolwd farmer living north of town, is seriously ill as the result of a nervous breakdown.
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Griswold
Lows
News-Telegraph
John Sunderman
Women in Burma Seek Rebirth to Noble Yellow Robe
Hamble Bartiese reports on a Burmese custom where women believe they must be reborn as men to join the noble yellow robe order and attain humanity. The piece examines cultural beliefs, gender roles, and religious aspirations shaping this path.
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Hamble Bartiese
Burma
Robe
District Court to Decide Who Pays the Hickman Bill
Judge C D Wheeler held a case in council Bluffs to decide if Cass county must reimburse 2000 dollars for Hickman defense costs or bear the expense. The dispute arises from defense of the Hickman brothers and Arthur in the killing of Page County deputy Albert Patton after a game-house holdup.
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District Court
Hickman
Council Bluffs
C. D. Wheeler
Cass County
Page County
Flickman
Hickman Brotheren
Arthur
Albert Patton
Page Couty
Gickmans
Fort Madison
Ben
Arthus
Cass Board
J Od. Hess
Connell Bluffs
Earl Ferguson
Shenandoah
Cass County Board of Supervisors
Page
Wheeler
Iment
G. C. Dalinih
H.W. Matetox
P. Rounty
Many Funeral Services Here in Recent Past
Numerous obsequies were held in the city yesterday and today for notable residents. Services for Mrs. Mary E. B. Childs, a pioneer of Atlantic, were led by Rev. William Mack at her home on Locust Street with pallbearers Ross Walace and others. Interment followed beside her husband in Atlantic cemetery. Additional rites for the infant of Howard and his Omaha-based spouse were conducted at Young Undertaking Parlors with interment in Atlantic cemetery. Mrs. Elizabeth Eppelsheimer and Mrs. Margaret Corey were also laid to rest in Noble Center cemetery and Monroe church cemetery respectively. Veteran A. M. Drake of Audubon was buried today.
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Mra. Childe
Mary EB. Childs
Atlantic Pioneer
Locust Street
William Mack
The
Presbyterian Church
Ross Walace
Hancox
A. C. Fouts
Wf. M. Reinig
B. A. Wood
H. K. Willams
Messrs
Ira Welch
Myrom Shipman
Mesdames Shipman
J. A. Hancox
Atlantic Cemetery
of Howard
Omaha
Young Undertaking
Whitney Bank
H. J. Howard
Cuhreh of Christ
Eppelsheimer
Elizabeth Eppelsheimer
Walter Eppelsheimer
Noble Township
Noble Center
M. E. Burgh
C. PF. Hillman
Cedar Point
Towa
Kraft
Corey
Margaret Corey
Towa City
Monroe Church
Maine
Hail Thwarts Crops But Causes Little Damage at Cumberland
Cumberland Iowa June 16 Ground in the Cumberland area was blanketed by hail yesterday morning yet reports show minimal harm to rowing crops. Local observers noted scattered vegetation damage but no major losses or injuries to property. Farmers expected to assess soil and crop recovery in the coming days.
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Cumberland
Iowa
News-Telegraph
First Woman Editor of Daily Iowan Secretly Married
SSHenandoah Iowa June 15 Miss Hazel Samuelson the first woman to edit the Daily Iowan at Iowa City has been married since July 12 of last year Alexander Miller son of Judge Jesse Miller Des Moines and Miss Samuelsen wed at Wapello. After the ceremony they returned to their studies at the University of Town and kept the marriage secret until announcements were issued Friday.
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Sshenandoah
Iowa
Hazel Samuelson
Iowan
Iowa City
Alexander Miller
Jesse Miller
Des Moines
Miss Samuelsen
Wapello
University of Town
Alumni Banquet at Cumberland Iowa Celebrates 4th Year
Special to Now Telegraph The fourth annual alumni banquet drew about eighty guests to the high school auditorium. The program featured a welcome by H. B. Studley, a response by Floyd Norris, and readings and music by local attendees. Officers elected included President Mae Arnoldy and Vice President Guidie Dorsey. secretary treasurer Nancy Eblen.
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Cumberland
Iowa
H. HB. Studley
Reading
Frethel Studley Cornet
Harley Howell
Tom E. Shearer
Mov Arnoldy
Guidie Dorsey
Nancy Eblen
Local Visitors Fill Grant Scene with Travel and Visits
Grant Iowa June 12 Special to News Telegraph highlights a weekend of visits as Mr and Mrs John Wright of Red Oak stay with his brother Chas Wright in Grant. Roland Schuler from Atlantic spends the week with Clyde Jones as Dolphin Hosting and gon Gale from Greeley Cab spend a month with W S Hall family. Mr and Mrs Ernest Long and children visit Shenandoah and Rev Breling speaks at Fontanelle. Mrs Albert Harris visits Corning relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank Cozad and Fern tour Grant area.
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Floyd Smith
Shenandoah
Breling
Fontanelle
Albert Harris
Corning
Frank Cozad
Fern
Bridge Dispute Resolved Between Montgomery and Adams Counties
Officials from Montgomery and Adams counties reach agreement on Primury Road bridge on county line over the Nodaway river. Highway commission members attended a recent joint meeting and helped move plans forward for construction soon.
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Red Oak
Primury Road
Montgomery
Adama
Highway Commission
Nodaway River
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