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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1914

Page

7

Merchants Urged to Enter Politics for Legal Protection

J J Lenihan of Cedar Rapids told the Retail Merchants association that merchants must engage in politics to push changes in wage attachment laws. H B Sampson explained the Iowa workmen's compensation act. Dawson testified about a fraud case involving Des Moines Life Insurance and compensation for stock purchases. thieves also robbed the Hood grocery, taking $58 and goods.

Des Moines Retail Merchants* Association J. J. Lenihan Cedar Rapids H. B. Sampson Dawson BH. J. Dawson Des Moines Life Insurance Company National Life Insurance Company of Chicago Wilmot Harbach L. C. Rawson Des Moines Company Blow Safe and Rifle Grocery I.B. Hood West Forty-second Street Chamberlain Avenue

Clum elected secretary for two Iowa groups

Woodworth Clum of Clinton was elected secretary of both the San Francisco commission and the Greater Iowa association in Davenport. Each group to pay half of a $5,000 yearly salary. McNider of Mason City resigned due to private business, Emmett Tingley absent.

Davenport San Francisco Commission Greater Iowa Association Woodworth Clum Clinton Exposition Commission C. H. McNider Mason City Emmett Tingley Council Bluffs

Receivership Sought for Lorimer's Bank in Illinois Case

Springfield June 18 A petition for a receiver for the La Sane Street Trust and Savings bank will be filed in Cook county. State Auditor James J Brady signed the petition based on Bank Examiner Harkin's week long examination describing loans totaling 1573000 to companies controlled by Lorimer and Mundy and to their employees. Notes and securities held as security are worth not over 30000 though 2000000 in vault assets may depreciate at forced sale. The irrigation construction company paper is listed as doubtful. No criminal action yet until receiver record is established.

Springfield la Sane Street Trust and Savings Bank James J. Brady Cook County Lorimer-Munday

Plumbers Denounce Doj At Atlantic City Convention

National Association head Christopher Irving denounces the Justice Department as federal agents probe plumbers networks across states. He cites 36 Des Moines indictments for restraint of trade and claims 160 agents have raided offices seized records and harassed members. State groups pledge support while a Sioux City perjury case widens the indictments. The report also notes a thriving General Federation Women’s Clubs convention in Chicago with a major fundraising surge and Maple Valley Firemen reach a 18th annual tourney with parade prizes and tie scores in contests.

Fort Madison J. R. Fralley State Board of Control Des Moines Cosson J. C. Sanders Frailep Sanders Penitentiary National Association Department of Justice Atlantic City N. J National Association of Christopher Irving Denver Federal Department of Justice Irving United States State Master Plumbers’ Association of Union Sioux City

Two Flags Yet One People in North American Unity

Iowa City June 18 commencement speaker Dr James Alexander MacDonald editor of the Toronto Globe frames a two flags but one people world view. He says North America's border is secured by intercivilization and Christian internationalism. 345 graduates received degrees and a reception and ball followed. Portland Oregon June 18 Roy Donaldson and Wilbur Henderson, racing balloon crew, found safe after days missing in Oregon woods ending in Walker's Prairie camp.

Iowa City Pacific Mexico Arctic United States Canada James Alexander MacDonald Toronto Globe Portland Ove Roy Donaldson Wilbur Henderson Springfield Oregon Woods Forest Rangers Walker's Prairie

Benedict Home For erring girls burned near Fort Dodge

Fire destroyed the Benedict home of the Women s Christian Temperance union at Fort Dodge Iowa. Eight babies and all inmates were saved, in night clothes and exposed to cold until help arrived. Cars from the city evacuated the youths to the Coffin farm, which becomes a temporary home. Loss about 10000 with partial insurance. rebuilding planned on the site. The home was built in 1902 by L and Coffin for ex convicts and later donated to the W C T U with fifteen acres.

Fort Dodge Fort Nedge Benedict Coffin Farm L. & Coffin Mather” Coffin Women'’s Christian Temperance Union

Big Land Sults Filed for 107,799 Acres in Kern County

Federal suit filed in U S district court seeks recovery of lands valued over 50 million dollars in Kern county California. Named defendants include Southern Pacific Company Standard Oil Company and fifty other corporations and individuals. Land area involved totals 107 799 acres.

Big Land Los Angeles United States District Court Kern County California Southern Pacific Bailroad Company Standard Ol Company

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Iowa J. Lenihan National Life Clum Clinton Man Greater Frisco Willam Ridley H. Kennecott Iowa Sportsmen's Association Ridley What Cheer Club Elks Iowa Elks Fiks Oskaloosa Frank Fugato Western Union Telegraph Company J. E. Boltz John Cliggit Towa Supreme Court Roberts New York Pretoria Lorimer’s Bank Illinois Auditor American Preas Association Chicago General Federation of Women’s Clubs Firemen of Maple Valley Ida Grove Cownsand Maple Valley Firemen’s Association Odebolt Sac City Bac City Holstein Patr Oranskys Dave Oransky New York City New Wash Dr. MacDonald Lam North America Balloon
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