Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1931

Page

5

Detroit Trust Firm Fails Under State Banking Action

Latest By Wire reports Detroit Metropolitan Trust Company, with assets of 2,299,000, was ordered closed by the Michigan state banking department. Deposits near 1,314,000 were frozen as real estate assets were seized to justify the failure. In Pontiac, Willis M Brower, ex national vice commander of the American Legion, received a sentence of from fifteen years for embezzling Legion funds to an Otter Lake orphanage. Three men face jail after a Scottsboro pistol battle left Bennie Johnston dead. Roland Kent, Robert Hill, and Albert Clayton are jailed as investigators sort who fired the fatal shot. An inquest will be held today.

Detroit Trust Firm Detroit Metropolitan Trust Company Michigan State Banking Department Emberslar Pontiac Mich Willis M. Brower National American’ Legion Jackson State Penitentiary Legion Otter Lake Here Brower Board of Orphan’s Home Herrin Til Bennie Johnston Scottsboro Marion Roland Kent Robert Hill Albert Clayton Marian

Hoover Campaign Swing Draws Thousands Across States

President Hoover traveled a 2,800 mile tour through eight states meeting thousands of supporters in Indianapolis, Marion, and Springfield. He spoke with local and Republican leaders, projecting a positive, energetic candidacy for 1982 while addressing crowds and maintaining a buoyant mood.

Washington Nes Igton Lee Dizen Andy Hoover Indianapolis Marion Springfield

Maloy Fire Destroys Most Of Business District

A blaze in Maloy Iowa destroyed two blocks of business structures including a James O Connor general store after an oil stove explosion. Fifty thousand dollars damage estimated. Fire spread despite trucks from Bedford Mount Ayr Bilockton arriving late due to wind and lack of a local volunteer department. Only three buildings saved. church parsonage and hall among the losses. church building valued at twenty thousand dollars.

Bedford Maloy Here James O'Connor General Merchandise J. B. Hall John Gray de Aoyets

Lumber magnate Stanley Joyce visits Atlantic branch tour

Stanley Joyce a lumber magnate and ex husband of Porgy Joyce visits Atlantic today with E. C. Fortune, Omaha general manager, and C. D. Marker, traveling representative, touring Joyce Lumber branches in the territory with G. W. Wager.

Stanley Joye Porgy Hopkins Joyce Atlantic Joyce Company Chicago E._C.Fortune Omaha Joyce Lumber Company Apont C.D. Marker

Guthrie Center to Get Jefferson State Bank Branch

Guthrie Center will host a Jefferson State Bank branch after the People's State Bank closed. The Jefferson State Bank, part of the Brenton chain led by W H Brenton of the Iowa-Des Moines National Bank, received state permission to open the branch following the town’s bank closure and financial strain.

Giltmer Center Es Brineh Banking Jefferson, State Bank State, Banking, Department Farday Hren‘bon Institution Aion

Audubon Utilities Seeks Natural Gas Permit Tonight

Audubon Iowa June 18 Special At a meeting tonight the Town Public Service company will present its formal application to the city council for a natural gas permit. Skelly company was granted a franchise by vote of the town but has not yet started gas service after many months. The Town Public Service company seeks permit to begin providing gas.

Audubon, ‘Ia Town Public Service Company Skelly Company Audubon

Agnes Samuelson Hears Story of Ousted Teacher

Agnes Samuelson reports hearing the tale of a teacher removed from service. The item references Glidden and a local school superintendent, with details unclear due to OCR corruption.

Agnes Samuelson

Tariff Talk Sparks Democratic Tariff Defense

Des Moines dispatch reports Frank Shouse and Senator L J Dickinson accusing Democratic lawmakers of backing high tariffs to protect political bases amid Hawley Smoot tariff battles. Dickinson says wool and sugar duties are pivotal, with Democrats supporting increases and opposing rate cuts to shield districts.

Frank Crane Des Moines Trouette Shouse Democratic-National L. Je Dickinson Shouse Dickinagat Ans Ridge Wees Ranteee Fletcher Ashurst- Bronet* Sard Dill Hayden King Trammell Dickingo Dickinson Shepherd Senate Alpont Thane

Out Of King's Life

Magda Lupescu once the friend and consoler of King Carol of Romania in exile has returned to Paris and is reported out of the king's life forever. Skeptics doubt his pledge to abandon the romance after she separated him from Helen.

Helena Stanescu Magda Lupescu Carol of Romania Paris Carol Helen

Attempted hanging of pastor in Dallas church

Seven men seized Rev. B F Brown teller pastor and bound him to a folding chair in a North Dallas church last night then tried to hang him with a noose over a chandelier before dawn Brown reported the attackers fled in darkness after failing to choke him He could not identify any assailants and said dissension had troubled the church for some time.

Dalles Tex Dung C. N B. FP. Brown Brown North Dallas N. L. Marler

Body of Unidentified Man Recovered From Mississippi River

Clinton Miss June 16 The body of an unidentified man was recovered from the Mississippi River by five fishermen. Blood on the head suggested a coroner’s inquest after examination. The man appeared about 70 years old, around 200 pounds and about five feet ten inches tall. He was fully clothed when found with no identifying marks.

Clinton Miscizalppi

520 Lives Phe-38 Radi Hag Claimed United States Plant

A fragmented report notes a claim involving a United States facility tied to phe-38 radiological hazards. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps, but the item centers on a plant and a claim of exposure or risk.

United States N'Y

Libel suit looms over Gunning episode in Reno case

Reno July 15 libel suit may air all angles of Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr to shoot New York cartoonist Peter Arno. Arno discussed with attorney Clyde Souter filing against Samuel Platt Reno attorney who publicized the episode. Vanderbilt and Arno deny threats and gunplay as police consider protection.

Reno Nev Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr Peter Arno New York Arnie Clyde Souter Samuel Platt Carol Cross I. N.S Reng Mary Vanderbilt Davenport Vanderbilt Arno N. Kirkley Arto Vanderit

Blaze damages Kimballton home

Fire of undetermined origin started in an upstairs room of the Herman Hansen home north of Kimballton Wednesday forenoon. Minimal damage occurred before the blaze was checked by residents and Kimballton fire department personnel.

Kimballton Herman Hansen Kimballian

Vague OCR Fragments Hint at Final Game Summary

Fragmentary notes name Vance and Lombai, plus Chicago Brooklyn references. The text appears to reference a final game with scores or participants but is unclear. Further readable details are unavailable in the excerpt.

Ioakdye Tchleege Kiya Vance Lombai Topez Sweetland Eh Tanke Hai Chicago Brooklyn

Livestock Parade in Chicago Aims to Lift Meat Prices

Chicago June 18 One thousand Illinois livestock growers march in a parade and pageant sponsored by the national livestock and meat board to improve producer conditions. The event, under the Illinois Agricultural Association, features farmers in wide brimmed straw hats and bandana handkerchiefs.

Chicago National Livestock and Meat Board Thea Illinois Agricultural Association

Death at Los Angeles party ends in homicide

Grace Murphy Duncan, 38, was beaten to death during a downtown hotel party. Detective Lieutenant Edward P. Nolan, 29, was arrested on suspicion of murder. Material witnesses include R. W. Williams, a New York salesman, and Mrs. George R. Burleson, James Balfe, and James P. Smith of San Francisco.

Los Angeles Cal Grace Murphy Duncan Edward P. Nolan Aee Comlalter Nolan R. W. Williams New York George R. Burleson James Balfe James P. Smith San Francisco

Druggist Ends Life in Crowded Theater

Chicago reports a 68 year old druggist Christ Kally shot during a screening of The Front Pages. Capt Martin J O'Malley helped manage the scene, delaying removal of the body for fifteen minutes until the coroner arrived as the film continued.

Chicago Christ Kally Martin J. O'Malley

Do-X Bands At Bahia Brazil Today

Bahia Brazil June 18 After a mid day stop at Maceio for refueling the Do X completes its 600 mile flight from Natal in seven hours and twenty five minutes. The large German airship arrives amid a warm welcome as crowds gather to view the historic voyage.

Bahia Brasil N. S Maceio Nata Roney Fosh ‘Turmad

Prairie City Bank Robbery Ends With Small Cash Haul

In Prairie City on June 18 a bandit robbed the First National Bank at 92, herding three employees into the vault and demanding the till. He fled north in a Model A sedan after taking about $61 in currency. authorities describe a dark blue coat and gray cape worn by the suspect.

Prairie City N S Jane First National “Bank Union County B. E. Moore F.C. Toriner LeRoy Schakel von Steinberg Nerroen Basiness

Cass County Fair to Host Public Wedding Ceremony

Cass county fair officials announce a novel event a public wedding staged on the platform in front of the amphitheater during the exposition September seven to eleven expenses of the ceremony borne by the fair association and the couple will receive a gold necklace and other gifts the program also features fifteen artists and a presentation with scenery lighting and elaborate entertainment costing four thousand dollars beyond the regular attractions.

Fair Association

SLOCUMS HOLD ROSE SHOW IN MASSEN AREA

Fragmented text shows SLOCUMS and ROSE SHOW in Massena area with unclear details. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. invited guests and home meeting notes with partial phrases about gifts and viewing.

AK Massen Massena Net Rome

Also Mentioned on This Page

International News Service Desentret Steve Blast Bartels Ringgold County Jas Stanley Joyce Hughes Charles Evans Hughes United States ‘Supreme Court Brown University Providence Guthrie Center Utilities Concern Deg Moines Yan Elite Apnea Glenn Robots” of Nivel Mississippi River Cornelius Vanderbilt and Platt Birs Ahrenberg Brazil
Search Courier

Search the Atlantic News Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Atlantic News Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication