President Wilson Tours Belgium with King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
President Wilson traveled through Belgium with King Albert and Queen Elizabeth as guides, visiting Ypres Ostend Zeebrugge and Brussels. He witnessed widespread devastation caused by Germany and delivered three addresses in Brussels. The tour drew large demonstrations and left a strong impression on the president and his entourage.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Wilson
Albert
Elizabeth
Belgium
Ypres
Oatend
Zeebruggs
Red Oak Attorney Weds in Atlantic Ceremony
Red Oak attorney W T Hatswell and Mrs Martha Mills traveled to Atlantic to wed at the Presbyterian manse with Rev J K Driver officiating. The ceremony was witnessed only by the minister and his family. The couple returned to Red Oak afterward. They had previously known Rev Driver from his Red Oak pastorate.
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Martha ‘Mills
W T. Hatswell
Red Oak
Atlantic
J. K. Driver
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Driver
Hatewell
Red Ak
Wood Urges Cohesive Capital Labor Relations at Pennsylvania
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood urged best possible relations between capital and labor and a sound national preparedness in an address at the University of Pennsylvania commencement. He called for overthrowing partisan red flags and establishing unity to guard against threats.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Leonard Wood
University of Pennsylvania
Labor Disregard Injunctions Warned By Courts
Atlantic City June 19 The American Federation of Labor condemns what it deems usurpations by the judiciary and urges organized labor to disregard injunctions, claiming decrees violate constitutional rights. Quarantine lifted on M. P. Conway house after smallpox attack. Ice steam social at Bear Grove Congregational church Friday evening the 20th. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlantic City
American—Federation- -of-Labor
Organized Labor
M. P
Conway Houe
Conway
Bear Grove
Walcome
American planes patrol border. flights halted
Five American airplanes crossed the border about 250 miles in both directions from Laredo area and returned reporting a quiet situation. A Villista presence opposite Laredo is said to be of no consequence. Orders are issued for no further flights over Mexican territory by American airmen.
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Associated. ‘Press
Aso
Tex
Eabens
Flirt with Death on Upper Chestnut Street
Residents along Upper Chestnut Street report nightly reckless racing by automobilists. Cars dash up and down the hill at speeds near sixty, two abreast, risking serious injury or death. Pedestrians and safe drivers face constant danger while police and motorcycle patrols are absent. Mayor Burnea promises stiff punishment for violators as ambulances and an undertaker’s wagon wait for the next call.
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Chestnut Street
Twelfth Street
la Vista Place
Chestnut
Colstnut
Burnea
Senator Spencer Introduces Monroe Doctrine Reservation
In Washington D C Senator Spencer of Missouri introduced in the senate a resolution urging that under any League of Nations plan the Monroe Doctrine be reserved for determination by the people of the United States. The measure argues the real tests by the senate and calls for explicit US approval.
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Spencer
Missouri
United States
Associated_ Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
League of Nations
Aio
Anderson Fined for Illegal Transport of Liquor
Anderson, an Atlantic contractor, paid 126 dollars after a car search uncovered ten quarts of Old Taylor whisky. He was arrested last night and led to light by a car search. This is his second liquor related encounter, with prior arrests and fines in Taylor County and federal court in Council Bluffs.
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Anderson
Barnes
Atlantic
Bedford
St. Joseph
Taylor County
Council Bluffs
Atlantic’s Mail Service Changes in June Schedule
Beginning June 21 Atlantic will run reduced mail service with one mail car in the evening on train 6 due at 5:35. All mail must be at the post office by 4:45 pm to mail east the same day. Train 14 mail car discontinued and train 8 eastbound schedule shifts to Omaha departure 8:56 am arriving Atlantic about 4:00 pm.
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Atlantic
Carey
Omaha
Bedford County Whisky Smuggling Net Tightens
Cass county funds flowed to Taylor county to aid citizens arrested near Bedford while smuggling whisky from St. Joe. About six locals were taken into custody since Saturday, with one identified as William Debus of Griswold. Several other names are believed, but many are fictitious. Each man paid about $600 to escape trouble and one auto was wrecked. Whisky cargo seized and cases referred to in a prior report. Sheriff notes fifteen autos crossed the state line that Saturday.
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Cass County
Taylor County
St. Joe
William Debus
Griswold
Prac
Atlantic
John Thomas
William Smith
News-Telegraph
Picnicers cover from rain at Edward Dallinger home
Mr Jupiter Plavina spoiled the uninvited guest scene at a 4:30 pm picnic hosted by the Brotherhood of the First Congregational Church at Edward Dallinger's Atlantic Beach home. A brief, heavy shower forced the gathering indoors just as supper was ready. Families and church men endured the downpour.
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Jupiter Plavina
Edward Dallinger
Atlantic Bizthe
Brotherhood of the First
Congregational Church
Jupiter
The
Brotherhood
Dallinger
Hogs Slump and Cattle Down in Market Report
South Omaha prices slip with hogs 40 cents lower. receipts 12,500. Hogs mostly at 20.10 to 20.30, top 20.20. Cattle receipts 3,700, various beef and butcher classes mostly steady. Sheep at 50 cent lower, market dull. Other regions show mixed results with Kansas City and Chicago reports.
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South Omaha
Wednessday
News-Telegraph
Associated Press
Kansas City
Chicago
Today's Drain and Pork Market Summary
Grain prices for Rothgchild Grain Co show July and Sept futures with small fluctuations across barley and other contracts. The pork market reports July and Sept openings, highs and lows, closing figures, reflecting modest activity. Garden Theatre advertises Mae Murray feature nights with Robert Leonard’s production and the title Danger, Go Sunshine Money Talks.
Griswold Man Fined 600 for Liquor Transport
William Debus of Griswold paid 600 to secure his release after arrest by Taylor county officials for illegal liquor transportation Saturday. Debus and a companion were seized at Bedford en route with whisky believed sourced in St. Joseph. Their car was among thirteen seized. liquor was confiscated. Debus runs a Griswold pool hall.
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William Debus
Griswold
Taylor County
Dabus
Bedford
St. Joseph
Debus
Missouri
Cass County Farm Sells for 350 Per Acre
William Bees paid 330 to 350 dollars an acre for a 160 acre Cass County farm south of Lewis on the main road between Lewis and Griswold. Salmisch and Lamborn of Atlantic handled the sale, described as highly improved and among the top prices for outlying land, though not the highest in the area.
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Cass County
William Bees
Lewis
Griswold
Bees
Salmisch & Lamborn
Atlantic
Anita
Atlantic Hosts Delegates at School of Instruction
Atlantic hosts about two hundred Royal Neighbors of America delegates from camps in Red Oak Oakland Corning Elliott Carson Anita Cumberland and nearby towns for a city auditorium school of instruction led by Mrs Annah M Burr Webster City on the Eu Premo Board of Managers Tonight’s program at 8 features an orchestra selection a comedy skit and songs with performances by Mrs W C Williams Jr Ralph Hammond and others including Dorothy Adelheit Dettmann and C J Litterst and a Saxophone solo by George Hoover.
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Atlantic
Royal Neighbors of America
Southwest Town
School of Instruction
City Auditorium
Red Oak
Oakland
Corning
Elliott
Carson
Anita
Cumberland
Annah M. Burr
Webster City
Eu‘premo_Board of Managers
W. C. Williams, Jr
Sonny
Christenin
Mazel Christofferson
C. Il. Carstensen
Ralph Hammond
Frank Johnson
Iythrop Lathrop
Dorothy
C. J. Litterst
Uncle Josh
Adelheit Dettmann
George Hoover
Extra Post to Hold Home Coming July 4
Extra Post plans a July 4 gathering for war veterans and local soldiers with a parade and dinner. George C Vous leads arrangements for Audubon county participants, reflecting on eye safety and glasses for night driving amid the Legion event.
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American Legion
George C. Vous
Griffith's
Shor
Iman
Audubon County
British Dirigible Postpones Flight Amid War Looms
London June 19 The dirigible R-84 voyage from England to America is postponed until Germany reveals peace treaty intentions. The craft is fully equipped with bombing machine guns and will be detailed for duty in the Baltic region as a preparatory measure if military action becomes necessary.
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Associated Press
London
England
America
Germany
Baltic
Americanization Run High at Cass County Monument Dedication
Cass County prepares for dedication of a $25,000 Soldiers Monument in Atlantic City Park on July 11, launching a campaign for Americanization. Committees named heads and duties for funds, decorations, speakers, band, seating, transportation, and invitations to Spanish American and World War veterans.
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Cass County
Atlantic City
Grand Army of the Republic
Iowa
F. M. Nebe
J. A. Saly
C. S. Relyea
C. F P. Anderson
J. Barnes
H. M. Butler
B. J. Butler
G. Eustis
C. Chase
F. W Simpson
Harry B. Swan
The
American Legion
Frank M. Nebe
Saly
Burnea
Harley M. Butler
Burt L. Butler
Eustis
B. Clovis
Mississippi River
Rockies
Grand Army
Mid-West
Americans Say Foe Envoys Oppose Peace Terms
Paris June 19 The American delegates at the peace conference remain optimistic though German attitudes toward the peace treaty are uncertain. Weimar dispatches report the German peace delegation advised their cabinet to reject the treaty, with experts sharing that view. The cabinet, awaiting South German premiers’ conference results, will not meet again until Thursday as the Entente’s full French text was completed and distributed.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Weimar
Frankfort Zeitung
Wealhiaier
Return of Railroads May Raise Freight Rates
Robert M. Wooltey of the Interstate Commerce Commission told the Virginia Bankers association that railroad nationalization would force higher freight rates and price levels. He urged funding any railroad deficit from the national treasury as a broader economic policy.
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Interstate Commerce
Opinion East
National Treaery
Associated Pres
Old Point Comfort
Robert M. Wooltey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Wooltey
National Treasury
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Gen. Wood
Tell Labor
Undertaker
Paya
Hia Automobile
Postoffice Department
Atelantic Office
Rothgchild Grain
Rothgchild Grain Co
Garden Theatre
Mae Murry
Robert Lenmard
Cass
Wm. Bees
Torn. A
Order
Tasock Cand Beens
Tom C. Whita
House
Dirigible
Cues Co
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