Dated Wire News From Across The Nation
Iowa Gideons announce first delegates to state convention June 19 to 21 in Mason City. Weeks to leave hospital recovered. John Weeks heads to Gloucester after illness. Elizabeth Cromwell, 21, drowns on way to Rotterdam. parents notified in New York. Governor Hammill participates in Boone corner stone ceremony at Eastern Star Home. Arlington Memorial Bridge commission transfer noted for Major Ulysses Grout. Dr Carl Case's status at Oak Park Baptist church sparks discussion. Mrs J Pierpont Morgan ill. blood transfusion performed. Yuma editor acquitted in libel case after deadlock. Radio accident injuries in Ames as lightning hits antenna. Montana mother drowns after stepping into flooded yard. body found later. Brook City man charged in streetcar collision due to negligence. jurors expect action soon.
Former Marne Banker Dies in California
A former Marne Savings Bank banker died Tuesday in Stockton California while visiting his daughter Mrs Lulu Sharp. Born in Germany he came to the United States as a youth and worked in meat markets before joining Marne Savings Bank. He was about sixty and is survived by his wife and two daughters. Funeral services will be held in Shelby.
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the-Magiuin
Barky-et-Marene
Atvr
Stockton
Calif
Lulu Sharp
Germany
Mr. Glasen
Chris Sauer
Mia
Sharp
John Beebe
R. Lorenzen
Tr. F. Saver
Chris Saver
Atlantic
Tousina
M. Saver
Elms Street
Shelby
Shetby
Explorer Safe at King's Bay After Mora Gale Search
Roald Ausmnidsen, who departed for the mora gale 28 days ago by plane, is reported safe at King's Bay today. The brief message eases anxiety about the explorer and his party, though the trip's success remains unknown.
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Roald Ausmnidsen
Mora
King’s Bay
Melleves
Funeral services for H. G. Calkins in Bondurant Saturday
Funeral services for the late H. G. Calkins, former Aninta man, will be held Saturday at Bondurant at two o'clock. The funeral party will depart by motor Sunday morning for Atlantic where interment is planned about two o'clock Sunday afternoon. He was married to Roberta Green, a former Atlantic girl.
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H. G. Calkins
Aninta
Bondurant
Calkins
Atlantic
Roberta Green
Lions Club to Meet with Rotary Tomorrow Noon
Local Lions club will join the Rotary club at Calumet cafe tomorrow at 1 16 pm for the regular weekly meeting postponed from Monday. Hal B Ray head of personnel relations at Rock Island railroad will be the speaker.
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Rotary Club
Calumet Cafe
Hal
Ray
Rock Island Railroad
British Parliament to debate Chinese situation this eve
London reports say the house of commons will discuss Britain’s course of action on the Chinese situation this evening amid diplomatic circles. Shanghai notes two weeks of general strike disturbances tied up city activities and negotiations for a peaceful end broke down tonight. Peking reports Senator Borah in Washington saying no change in China policy.
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Great Britain
House of Commons
Shanghai
Peking
William E. Borah
Washington
Amesla
China
Amundsen Safe Return Reported From King's Bay
Central News dispatches say Roald Amundsen and party are safe at King's Bay after 28 days missing since May 21. Report notes arrival message from Too'lkch and provides few details of voyage or discoveries. New York dispatch adds unofficial confirmation of safe return.
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Litut
Lincoln Ellsworth
Anthio
King’s Bay
Central News Dispatch
Amundsen
Oslo
Tiv Norsk
King's Bay
Dispatchas
Too
New York
Roald Amundsson
North Pole
Interstate Commerce Commission fixes new freight rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that close freight rates from St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Superior and related points to Valley City and Jones Town N D are unreasonable and that rates to Fargo are unduly prejudicial. It also found central trunk line and western to Fargo routes from Chicago east of Chicago and from Omaha Kansas City and from California Nevada Utah unreasonable or preferential and ordered a new rate series to take effect by September 11.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Duluth
Superior
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Jonestown
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Margo
Fargo
Chicago
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New England Territories
Omaha
Kansas
City
California
Nevada
Utah
Minneapolis
Denver Zoning Chief Heads Westward Visit
Frank Skinner head of Denver Zoning Commission and his wife are visiting Atlantic. They stay at the home of Mrs. Skinner’s uncle, Rev. George D. B. Rogers, Baptist minister on East Seventh Street, spending several days.
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Frank Skinner
Denver
Colorado
Atlantic
Mrs. Skinner
California Has Another Murder Case to Solve
In Los Angeles a fresh murder case emerged with the discovery of James D. Daniels, 60, a prominent real estate operator and lodge worker, shot through the heart with another bullet in his right hand found at Sunset Pier, Venice. Police investigate motive and suspects.
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Los Angeles
INS
Sunset Pier
Venice
James D. Daniels
Daniels
Lodge
Wholesale prices in May rise from April levels
May wholesale prices showed a slight rise from April, with a year over year increase. The Department of Labor announced today that prices were higher in May than in May of the previous year, reflecting a modest rise in the overall index as reported from Warrington.
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Warrington
Yorkf
Ex Klansman Mayor of Greenfield Dies
W J Ray former Greenfield mayor and first Klansman to hold office dies after a nervous breakdown that followed a heated election campaign. He resigned earlier this month and will be buried tomorrow in a Klan funeral with robed members at the cemetery.
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Greenfield
INS
W. J. Ray
Ku Klux Klan
Ray
Local woman attends Eastern School graduation in Philadelphia
Mrs. June Childs of 804 Chestnut Street and her daughter Mrs. L G Temple of Lewis attended the graduation exercises at What ten School of Finance in Philadelphia on Thursday of this week. Harry Temple was among the graduates.
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Eastern School
June Childs
Chestnut Street
L. G. Temple
Lewis
Whatten School of Finance
Philadelphia
Harry Temple
Early Ball Scores From National and American Leagues
National: Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 2 seventh inning. Chicago 1 Boston 1 in seventh. Cincinnati 0 New York 0 fourth inning. Philadelphia 4 Chicago 1 in fifth. American: Detroit 3 New York 4 fifth. Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 2 eighth. St Louis 3 Washington 5. Boston 1s.
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Brooklyn
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
New York
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Detroit
Inak
Cleveland
Louis
Faiman Called As Court Witness In Shepherd Trial
In Chicago on June 18 INS reports Judge Lynch allowed Dr. Charles Faiman to testify directly in the murder trial of William J. Shepherd. Faiman, head of the National University of Sciences, admitted he supplied bacteria tubes to Shepherd and described related discussions.
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Chicago
INS
Charles IC. Faiman
William J. Shepherd
Lynch
Faiman
Shepherd
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Charles (. Farman
National University of Sciences
Funeral today for Mrs McNeel in city home
Funeral services were held at 3 p m at the late home 107 North Chestnut street for Mollie Belle McNeel wife of J W McNeel a resident here for forty years The Reverend H J Howard of the Local Church of Christ led the services The remains will be taken tomorrow to Clinton Missouri for interment
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Chestnut Street
Mollie Belle McNeel
J. W. McNeel
H. J. Howard
Church of Christ
Clinton
Storm relief fund donation reported at lodge meeting
Wiota lodge No. 346 contributed 8.27 to the storm relief fund after adjournment last night, with the money brought in by a member. The Catholic Daughters of America local chapter also voted to give to the funding. Mrs Anna Eilts Berdard Eilts Johannes Eilts is named in the report.
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F. Lodge
Catholic Daughters of America
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Berdard Eilts
Dohannes “Eilts
World War Veteran Visits Atlantic Last Night
Jack Farley a 62 year old World War II veteran known for service with the Princess Pat regiment of Canadians toured Atlantic last night en route from Davenport to Omaha for a veterans meeting. He travels on foot with occasional car lifts and wore many service medals. Farley stayed overnight and left this morning with B O Brown who provided him a ride.
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Atlantic
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Fremont
Neb
Davenport
Omaha
B. 0
Brown
Local Eastern Star House Plumbed by Atlantic Firm
Boone C E S home cornerstone laid with Atlantic Heating and Plumbing contracted for plumbing and heating. Fred Hensler manages the west Fourth Street concern and also holds a Richland Iowa school contract. Local Eastern Star members did not attend the ceremony.
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Eastern Star
Boone
Atlantic
Atlantic Heating and Plumbing Company
West Fourth Street
Fred Hensler
Hensler
Richland
Iowa
Eastern Star Chapter
Mayo Honored as Edinburgh Law Doctor in Scotland
Dr Charles Mayo a renowned Rochester Minnesota surgeon was named honorary doctor of laws by Edinburgh University during the American postgraduate assembly visit to Edinburgh following their London convention of physicians and surgeons.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Charles Magg
Rochester
Minn
Edinburgh University
American Physicians and Surgeons
London
Take Boy Bitten by Dog to Iowa City
Mrs. Gerorgia Brown of Lewis Iowa took her son William to Iowa City for examination after he was bitten by a dog about a week ago. No serious effects have appeared, but the trip was made to satisfy concerns.
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Iowa City
Lewis
Gerorgia Brown
William
Senator Robert LaFollette Dies at 70 in Wisconsin
Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin, independent Republican leader and former presidential candidate, died at his Wyoming Avenue home in Washington today at 1 21 p.m. after a battle with heart disease and complications. He was 70, having turned that age the previous Sunday. LaFollette, in frail health since last fall, had been surrounded by family including his wife, Robert M. LaFollette Jr., and daughters Mrs. George Middleton and Mrs. Ralph Zucker. The long-time senator, noted for oil investigation leadership and a break with regular Republicans to form an independent party, was in public life since 1885 and served as governor from 1901 to 1905 and in the U.S. Senate since then. His death ends a storied political career marked by clashes with party leadership and a persistent push for reform.
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INS
Robert Marion LaFollette
Wisconsin
la Follette
B. M. Randolph
LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Philip LaFollatte
Madison
Wis
George Middleton
New York
Ralph Zucker
Washington
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Congress
United States Senate
Republican Party
Senate Committee On Manufactures
Albert Fall
Harry Sinclair
E. L. Doheny
Interstate Commerce
Senate
Conference For Progressive
American Federation of Labor
Mra. LaFollette
Weather Forecast: Mostly Fair Nights Through Friday
The forecast calls for mostly fair conditions tonight and Friday with little change in temperatures. Skies are expected to remain clear with light winds and no precipitation anticipated.
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