Atlantic News In a Nutshell
Plotts of Omaha was in the city on business while county attorney Ralph W. Cockshoot attended a Des Moines meeting of county attorneys. Judge T. C. Whitmore also went to Des Moines for the State Bar Association meeting. Dr H C Montgomery plans to move for more space. C Fraser from the Council Bills revenue office handles refunds. Haseell Coop absent sick. Mrs C T Leigan Mildred Leigan and Mrs Ernest Berny visiting. Walter M Allen and family visiting California. substitute Hughes covering mail route. Farm Bureau picnic plans near Griswold on July 4. Postmaster Blake left for New York to serve as assistant sergeant at arms of the Democratic National Convention. Robert Ballentine, aged two, recovering after surgery. Revival meetings at Elk Horn reportedly progressing. John Donald Blake and Roy Odem home from Kansas City vacation. Hail reports from Oak Hand area describe 3-4 inch stones and broken windows. Local American Legion planning Fourth of July observance. Ford car on Oak Street run away halted by Clovis and Emmet. Stetson hat worn by Tom Mix in Ladies to Board drawing attention. KPLZ broadcast program praised. Wil lis Campbell brings homegrown strawberries. Attendees at Gladys Dufford and Fred N Hellner wedding. Rosa Wallace returns to work at post office after knee injury. Glenn Holaday visiting Red Oak. Sidney Oransky and Milton Oransky in Des Moines.
Crime Conditions In State Approximated Prewar Years
Des Moines June 19 Iowa crime has fallen to levels near those of prewar years Attorney General Ben Gibson told the Iowa County Attorneys association in convention He credited county and local officials and urged concerted prosecuting cooperation as the sole effective means to meet crime conditions adequately
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Ben Gibson
Iowa County Attorneys Association
Favorable Weather Forecast For Trans Continental Flight
Weather reports from Mincola provide favorable conditions for the Trans Continental flight. Mid afternon updates indicate good weather across the route to Ban Sypupisco, with smooth dawn departures expected from Mincola.
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As. P
Tomoryhy' Maughan
British woman defeats Helen Wills in straight sets
In a British American women’s match realand on June 19 McKane blanked Helen Wills 6 2 twice, giving the British team their fourth victory in the tie.
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Wills
Realand
Wille
Dumiey
Framplon
Raight ‘Seta
MecKane
Anes
Storms and wrecks claim several lives across states
Multiple deadly incidents reported on June 19 include an interurban car crash near Genoa Ohio killing six, a collision of trains near Atlanta Georgia killing three, and a tornado in Dickinson North Dakota causing two deaths and significant damage.
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Genoa
Dickinson
N. We
Hora
Wednouday
West Virginia Riot Near Brady Collapses Union Hall
A riot in Morgantown West Virginia left one man wounded and the union hall described as destroyed. Miners’ homes were fired upon during early morning clashes between guards and miners near Brady. Police and guards reported the confrontation as highly volatile with ongoing danger in the area.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Brady
Radio Programs Schedules Across Cities
A fragmented listing outlines Friday June 20 radio programs across multiple stations including WEAF New York with concerts and talk, WOR Newark and Philadelphia, WGN Chicago, KPO Portland and Portland area, KT the schedule covers orchestras, vocal programs, children stories, lectures, and late night concerts.
W R C and Women's Club Meetings Reported
Local society items note the W R C meeting scheduled Friday at 2 30 PM in the W O W hall to hear Mrs Mary Much report on the Marshalltown state meeting. Also the W T MS will meet Friday with Mrs C C Conley to select officers marking year end.
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Remnar
W.O.W. Hall
Marshalltown
Mehureh
C. C. Conley
Locust Street
EH. L. William
Aly
Lewis says press misinterpreted LaFollette stand
Waterloo Iowa June 19. John C. Lewis president of the Iowa Federation of Labor told convention delegates that he did not intend to endorse Senator LaFollette for president in his opening address. He said he did not blame the press for the interpretation and that he mentioned LaFollette with Brookhart to show the union would endorse anyone regardless of party.
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Waterloo
Iowa
A. P
John C. Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Convertion
LaFollette
Lewis
LaVollette
Brookhart
Prosecution of Gasoline Profiteers Reported
Washington June 19 The federal trade commissions report on alleged profiteering in gasoline, requested by President Coolidge, has been laid before the department of justice for course of action. Augustus I Seymour assistant to Attorney General Stann oversees anti trust prosecution and studies the matter.
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U. P
Federal Trade “Commission
Coolidge
Department of Justice
Augustus ‘I. Seymour
Ant
Stann
Protection from Floes Fakimoa Use Influted Soy
Unclear fragment describes protection efforts involving Floes Fakimoa and Influted soy. The text hints at safeguarding craft from leg loss, but details are fragmentary and the central event remains uncertain. No verifiable names, dates, or locations are present.
Well of English undefiled reference in early praise
The phrase first appears in Edmond Spenser’s Faerie Queene Book I as a compliment to Geoffrey Chaucer’s English. It marks Spenser’s praise of the language’s purity and links Chaucer to the high literary standard of his era.
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Edmund Speusiv
Geoffrey Chancer
Bump Proof Subject Offers Hint On Work Happiness
A brief reflection suggests pairing hard work with happiness to endure difficult periods and avoid seeking relief in a temporary fix. The idea emphasizes steady effort and positive outlook as a strategy for stability.
Poisoned cattle at county farm from dried paint
Seven head of steer and a sheep on the county farm were poisoned after eating dried paint spread on the ground by workers. One worker later died from lead poisoning, the state veterinary commissioner reported visiting the farm.
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vocNmirian
de Maines
Witd
Steels Shand
Irreverent remarks spark confusion in a crooked tale
An opaque quote featuring Uncle Bhen and mentions of a boss race and fame hint at a tangled report. The fragment suggests aversion to misinformation and debate over who can linger with sensitive information. Details and context are incomplete.
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Uncle Bhen
Funeral Notice for Sister Frost in City Park
City officials and Masons invite members to meet at City Park at 1 30 Friday for the funeral of Sister Frost. Mrs Grace Barnard, W M, signs the notice on behalf of the group.
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City Park
Sister Frost
Grace Barnard
W. M
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