Boy swept through ten inch drain into Pacific in daring escape
Seven year old Robert Budd Andrews from Beattie Wyoming visiting Redondo Beach was swept through a ten inch drain pipe into the Pacific. He emerged unhurt aside from scrapes and bruises after being carried through the outlet tunnel. He calmly recalled the escape and credited Sunday school for his faith. His mother Mrs Louise Andrews Fox and brother James witnessed the ordeal.
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Robert Budd
Andrews
Perth
Atelantic
Ita
Robert
Pacific Ocean
Louise Andrews Fox
James
Beattie
Wyo
Redondo
Calif
Plana Wa
Plunge
James Budd Andrews
West
Body of 14-Year-Old Edward Scarr Brought for Burial
The body of Edward Scarr, 14, son of Mr and Mrs H H Scarr of Mondamin, was brought to Atlantic for burial after dying Thursday at home from rheumatism following swimming. Funeral services were held at Atlantic Cemetery with Rev James Rall officiating and Elk members acting as pallbearers. Mrs Scarr is the daughter of Mrs N J Hill of this city.
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Edward Scarr
H. H. Scarr
Elk Judge Wentytdio
Shortage of Coal Causes Washington Review
June 19 report notes a federal review looming as shortages threaten coal supplies. Limited legible details indicate a nationwide energy concern and possible policy action without specific dates.
Massena Couple Weds in Evening Home Ceremony
Massena Iowa June 19. This afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Alice Heath Miss Geneva M Heath daughter of Mrs Heath united in marriage with Floyd A Ratte son of this city The ceremony was performed by Rev J A Nagle The bride has taught in Bloomfield school domestic science head The groom works in the clothing business in Massena They will live in Massena.
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Massena
News-Telegraph
Alice Heath
Geneva M. Heath
Floyd A. Ratte
A .Gillet
J. A. Nagle
Bloomfield Schools
New York merchant charged with profiteering in clothing
Frederick Gimbel, of Gimbel Brothers department stores, arrested in New York by Justice Department agents on profiteering charges. J. J. Dawdall also arrested. Prosecution alleges profits of 75 to 90 percent on clothing across several cities.
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New York
Frederick Gimbel
Gigbel Brothers
Department of Justice
J. J. Dawdel
Parker Anstey wedding in Massena Iowa
Miss Lois Parker of Corning and Mr Lloyd Anstey of Massena were married in Corning on Wednesday at 8 AM. Rev Father Dolard officiated before close relatives. The bride wore white tricolette, bridesmaid Miss Mae Anstey wore old rose crepe. groom’s attendant Mr Joseph Devereaux of Sioux City. A three course breakfast followed at the bride’s home. The bride is a Corning High School graduate class of 1926. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs George Anstey, studied at St Bernard's College Atchison and farms near Massena. they will stay briefly in Kansas City before settling on a Massena area farm.
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Massena
News-Telegraph
Lois Parker
Corning
Lloyd Anstey
Father Dolard
Mae Anstey
Joseph Devereaux
Sioux City
Wilson Parker
Ning High School
George Anstey
St. Bernard's College
Atchison Bas
Anstey
Kansas City
Dog Teaches Boy Face Bite Near Griswold
The 16 year old son of Fred Sandall living near Griswold suffered a facial bite when a dog, already hurt, snapped at him as he tried to inspect the animal’s wounds. Griswold physicians dressed and taped the injuries to prevent infection.
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Griswold
News Telegraph
Fred Sandall
Shout
Gris Wold
Walker Vick Seeks 700 Delegates for Vote Act Modification
Walker Vick, campaign manager for Gov. E. I. Bawards of New Jersey, traveling to San Francisco, stated there would be not less than 700 delegates in the Democratic convention advocating a modification of the Voting Acts. He also spoke of state statements and implied broader support for changes, amid mixed reactions from delegates and officials.
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Chicago
Walker
We Vick
New York
E. I. "Bawards
New Jersey
Francisco
Two Carloads of Wool Shipped From Cass County
Cass County Wool Growers' association reports summer prospects of about fifty thousand pounds of wool to be shipped to Chicago. Two carloads were sent yesterday from Anita and Atlantic, totaling 27 000 pounds, up from 17 000 last year. Additional carloads expected from the southwest and southeast parts. Wool goes to National Warehouse Storage Co for grading at nominal cost, boosting price versus ungraded sales. Last season's results pleased the association.
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Cass County
National Warehouse & Storage Co
Cass County Association
Attack on Kaiser Rumor Persists in Holland
Doorn, June 19 reports despite denial that assailant tried to kill former German Emperor William at his Doorn castle Wednesday The phantom attacker supposedly gained entry with a bogus pass and was overpowered by the household members leaving the Kaiser unharmed and rumor unsettled
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Kaiser
Wire Briefs Roundup From Capitol and Across Europe
Washington reports Senator Harding receives a congratulatory letter from Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas promising efforts to aid his presidential bid. Allen backed General Wohoil at the Chicago convention. In London, Daerry, Ireland endures a violent two hour battle between nationalists and unionists. A Moscow wireless cites Afghan troop concentration for an India attack threat. In Washington, Major General John A. Lejeune is named commandant of Marines succeeding George Barnett. he led the second division in the Argonne offensive. In Rochester, Justice Rodenbeck upholds Michael Stern Clothing Co. in a suit against Amalgamated Clothing Workers for 100000 dollars in damages.
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B.C
Harding
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Allen
General Wohoil
Chicago
Washington, D. C
John A. Lejesne
George Barnett
Daniels
Lejesne
Rochester
N. Y
Adolph Rodenbeck
Michael Stern Clothing Company
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of American Foral
Reed chosen as Missouri fifth district delegate to DNC
Kansas City June 198. United States Senator James A Reed was today unanimously selected to represent the fifth Missouri Kansas City district at the Democratic national convention. The district delegation named Reed despite his rejection by the state convention which ordered the district to elect another delegate. Great Britain now has twenty five peeresses in their own right with five countesses one duchess two viscountesses and the remainder baronesses.
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Kansas City
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri Kansas City
Reed
Great Britain
Pellett Writes of Ontario From Guelph in 1920
Frank C Pellett, writing from Guelph on June 16 1920, notes Ontario as old and stable with stone farms and quiet towns. He observes limited land sales, soldier land purchases with government aid, scarce manpower after World War I, and broad interest in political matters in England and the United States.
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Guelph
Canada
News-Telegraph
Ontario
Toronto
Hamilton
Frank Whitney
Atlantic
England
United States
Daniels- Sims
Senate
Frank C. Pellett
Weaver Hardware store break in stated as local theft wave
Third break in a year at Weaver Hardware described with glass entry and item losses including tires tubes razors and blades. Omaha detectives collected fingerprints as part of the investigation and local talent is suspected.
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Weaver Hardware Company
Omaha
Butcher Sentenced to Thirty Years at Fort Madison
H D Herrick formerly of Ex tra was sentenced last week in Council Bluffs to thirty years at Fort Madison for attempting to shoot his divorced wife and her escort. Herrick, a butcher by trade, lost bravado on the way to Kurt Madison and blamed booze for the act. R E Bannar, two months ago, joined the penitentiary meat department on arrival.
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Extra
Council Bluffs
Fort Madison
R. E. Bannar
Herrick
Kurt Madison
Fighting at Changsha as Canton troops fire on Japanese warship
Honolulu dispatches report ongoing fighting between Pekin and Canton government forces at Changsha. Cable news says Canton troops fired on the Japanese warship Fushun, which returned fire, killing scores of Chinese.
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Honolulu
Changsha
Pekin
Fushun
Women Put Iowa to Fore at Republican Convention
Mrs Frank Dodson of Des Moines reports Iowa sent more women to the republican national convention than any other state. She serves as state chair of the women’s republican organization and attended as a delegate. Dodson praises Iowa’s role and says Republicans have a good candidate and platform. She spoke at a citizenship school in Atlantic.
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Iowa
Chicago
Frank Dodson
Des Moines
A. A. Emigh
Women’s Republican Organization
Cass County
Dodson
Atlantic
Funeral Held For Mrs Goodwin Exira Iowa
The body of Mrs Frank Goodwin, who died in Missouri after an operation, arrived in Exira Iowa. Her funeral was held at 2:00 PM at the old Hamlin church with burial in Exira cemetery. She was aunt to Tom Goodwin of Exira and leaves a husband and a young daughter. four sons recently died.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Mis
Frank Goodwin
Old Hamlin
Missouri
Car Runs Down Child in June Incident
Special to the News Telegraph Ralph Bailey seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Bailey was struck by Orville Beers car as he played in the street yesterday afternoon He sustained a gash on his upper lip requiring several stitches The boy ran into the path of the approaching auto and was knocked under the fender before the driver could stop.
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QXIRA
News Telegraph
Ralph Bailey
Mr. Beers
Soviet Army Push Seizes 30,000 Prisoners Near War Front
From Berlin dated June 19 reports reach the Targliche Rundschau of a Polish-Bolshevik front crisis. Polish cavalry regiments are said to have been annihilated and 30,000 prisoners captured by Soviet forces. The article notes a fear War saw may fall under Soviet control, though Polish representatives here deny the reports.
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Berlin
Targliche Rundschau
Warsaw
Debates Custody Change for Hofmeister Daughter Move to Colorado
Cass township farmer William Hofmeister may move with his minor daughter to Colorado after posting 1500 bond and obeying a modified decree. The mother Grace Paulsen gets five visitation days each year, with the child to stay in Colorado and the father to keep her informed. The ruling by Judge Rockafellow follows a divorce that awarded custody to Hofmeister and restricted removal from the district. Swan, Swan & Swan represented the father. Tom C. Whitmore represented the mother.
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Wiliam Hofmeister
Cass
Colorado
Cass County District Court
Grace Paulsen
Hofmeister
Cass Township
Cass County
Tudge Rockafellow
Swan, Clovis & Swan
Tom C. Whitmore
Hampton-Robbers Steal Silk Goods at Walker Garment Shop
In Hampton four thousand four dollars in silk goods were taken from the Walker garment shop. Also notes from nearby towns include a church wedding fee, a treasurer change, a film understudy appointment, a college president resignation, and a fatal auto accident in Centerville.
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Hampton
Walker Garment Shop
Harding Abandons Vacation to Await Nomination Notice
Washington June 19 Senator Harding announced he would stay in the capital rather than take a vacation to Marion Ohio. He will remain until the official notification of his nomination, expected around July 16. He plans further conferences with supporters as the nomination process continues.
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DD. C
Harding
Marion
Ohio
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