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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1919

Page

3

Returned soldiers learn underground mining in Idaho

Lieutenant Frank Skeels, a former mine manager, directs an underground mining school for returned soldiers in Moscow Idaho. The program, funded by the Smith Hughes act, uses actual drift work at 1400 feet underground with rock drills and blasting gear. Admission favors veterans, and courses cover drilling, timbering, mucking, and ore handling while students are paid a share of oversite contracts. Officials plan additional schools in the Coeur dAlene district as skepticism fades.

Moscow Idaho Mullan University OF That School of Mines University Leutenant Frank I. Bheels United States Army Skeels Coeur d'Alene Wallace Pasa Falern Ite Deani A. Thomson University Book of Mines

Left Waiting at Church Bride Reappears for Surprise Wedding

Joseph Solar of Harrisburg Pa faced a delayed wedding when his bride failed to appear at the church. He sent out the best man and friends to find another bride. Miss Teressa Chase arrived blushing and smiling and the ceremony proceeded.

Joseph Solar Harrisburg Teressa Chase

Patls man thanked police after arrest on concealed weapons charge

Tony Evangelovic expressed gratitude to the police after being detained on a concealed weapons charge. He reportedly planned to use the revolver in a self harm act, a detail noted in the incident report.

Patls Bt 'Logis Tony Evangelovic Tony

Horrors of War Shown in National Museum Collection

A striking display at the United States National Museum in Washington features relics from World War I. Items include gas masks for men and animals, anti tank gun, field amputation chair, and a 420 mm German howitzer cartridge case. Major General B L Rogers loaned the collection, gathered by American soldiers in France.

United States National Museum Washington B. L. Rogers United States Army Gérmain

Elephants in Demand for London Show

Albert de Courville, famed revue producer, seeks a quiet well behaved elephant for his Hippodrome production. He notes elephants are scarce in Britain with none imported in five years and only two Indian elephants at the London Zoo, which cannot be used for revue.

London Albert de Courville Hippodrome London Zoo Northumberland

Remarkable Will Leaves Farm and Heirlooms to Many

Lydia M Bates of Penn Yon New York died in Potter in 1917 at age 99. Her will made at 95 lists 8000 words gifting farm in Middlesex and many small personal items to relatives and friends. The 100 plus bequests include a handkerchief a pair of stockings and a 150 year old cordial vial and a century old cup and cover.

New York Penn Yon N. Y Lydia M. Bates Potter Middlesex Miss Hates Avia 2 Roberts

Ruggles Orientator Aims to Train Pilots Safely

A war department training device, the Ruggles orientator, lets civilians and soldiers test fitness for flying without leaving ground. It uses two steel rings and a suspended cockpit to simulate maneuvers, revealing heart or nerve issues and reducing ground training time while easing instructors' tasks.

War Department Frederic J. Haskin Chicago Daily News Washington, D. C Coor, Sista Alta Admeek Bis Hando

Permanent Quarters Awarded in Brass Theft Case

A court granted permanent quarters to two individuals after a theft case involving Hunter Seta and Branley Hurat. The defendants left with $25 worth of brass, leading to the secured housing outcome.

Branley Hurat Stanley Hunter Seta

Wording changes reveal fate of Corporal Pilot Houston Ward

Beside a road near Montdidier a grave marked ten months and a wrecked Spar plane lay. The cross from wreckage marked the head the rudder piece at the foot. Once among German lines, the tide of battle moved on. The missing was erased and killed in action shown for Corporal Pilot Houston Wood Ward of Philadelphia of the Ninety fourth escadrille. His plane rose and vanished over the German lines in early spring last year. His mother believed him living in Germany. Franklin S Edmunds learned the truth after helping with war work in France.

Montdidier Houston Wood Ward Philadelphia Ths Escadrille George Woodward Pilot Woodward Pho Amyseing Howe Hving Germany Franklin’ S. Edmunds France The XM. ©. A. War Work Council

Appointed Director of Military Aeronautics Named

Brig. Sec. Will Laka Mitchell has been appointed director of military aeronautics to succeed Maj. Gen. William L. Kendy, ordered to report to chief of artillery. Mitchell served in Cuba Philippines China Alaska and Mexico plus two years in France in flying work, making him fit for the post.

Will Laka Mitchell Military Aeronautics William L. Kendy Mitchell Cuba Philippines China Alaska Mexico France

Oil From Seeds At Remagen Headquarter Site

In Remagen the cobbled area shows a stone mill used by Germans to make a vegetable oil from beach tree and rape seeds. Ground seeds yielded about one gallon of oil and nutritious cattle fodder. Remagen served as HQ for New York's Old Sixty-Ninth and the 42nd Division.

Remagen Coblenz Ond Hundred and Sixty-Atth Infantry News York Sixty-ninth

Discharged man held on bootleg stash cash charge

A man released after a police encounter was detained again when $364 was found in a bag tucked into his vest. He was held in $200 bond as the investigation continued.

Red Cross Aids Exiled Greeks in Aegean Islands

American Red Cross works in the Greek islands with U S Navy support. Six submarine chasers transport personnel and supplies. Thousands of refugees, many in rags, lack food and medical supplies. six cents a day per person provided by Greek government. Red Cross runs workshops on Mytilene Chios and Samos. 62 000 refugees on Mytilene with 22 000 in the city. Crowds cheer as Red Cross carriage is pulled to the governor general’s residence.

Athens Greek Islands American Red Cross United States Navy Mytilene Asa Minor Red Cross Asian Minor Aegean Asia Minor Mytiene Chios Samos Mytilena Crios Lemnos Imbros Tenedos Samothrace Olnousaio China Sicania Ramos Thele Allspoaal

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Mine Haig Sir W. Robertson Aviatare Terra Firma Ruggles Orientator Witl Aeronautic Division F. 3. Martel Royal Air Force Sog Torchios Ruggles Orientator Orientator Woodward Areonautics Rarhis & Ewikg RED Cross Aids Aegean Islands Pontiac Willama Ottawa Hart Mounk Pieag Thierry
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