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 19, 1925

Page

5

Latest By Wire Religious Conference

INWO CITY a religious workers conference will be held June 28 24 and 26 under Prof B H tauer of the University of Jews. The report also notes arrests in Des Moines for a murder linked case and details of other unrelated wire items.

Inwo City B. WH. Tauer The University of Jews Des Moines Edward la. Durrie B. F. Thomas Chicago Dex Mary Belle McNeel J. W. McNaty Walker Christian Church Clinton Lulu F. Davis George W Sterling F. Dorman Clinton, Mo John B. Dorman Polk County Florida Lulu Davis

Railroads Seek To Serve Public at Rotary Club Talk

Hal S. Ray, head of Rock Island’s personnel and relations department, urged that railroads must serve the public and pursue fair profits. He traced railroad history, clarified Vanderbilt’s misquoted remark, and called for better relations between management, employees, and the public to improve service. The talk received an ovation and was followed by reflections from Chas F. Chase and remarks at a Walnut Grove banquet in Anita.

Hal S. Ray The Rock Inland Rotary Club Calumet Cafe Lyons Club Ray Interstate Colmesce Commission Commins-Esch Mr. Ray Commodore Vanderbilt Rock Island Chas F. Chase Ray Spoake Walnut Grove Company Mi Anita

Whistle Posts Replace 18 Small Rock Island Depots

Palo, Iowa, June 18. The Rock Island railroad will discontinue station agents at Palo and 17 other small Rock Island depots on June 30. The move, announced by the company, follows a committee decision overruling the need for local agents in sparsely staffed towns and reflects a broader consolidation effort.

Rock Island Palo Towa Rock Island Railroad Teddy

Gale Sweeps Southern Siberian Coast Killing 28

Moscow June 14. Twenty eight passengers were killed and hundreds injured in a storm that wiped out two villages in Altai Province. The gale, moving from the Southern Siberian Province along the coast, disrupted Black Sea shipping. Snow covered northern Russia for the first time in a century in June as an aftershock of the storm.

Moscow INS Altai A de Vies Black Sea Siberian Russia

Cedar Rapids Couple Die in Double Poison Pact

In Cedar Rapids today Mr and Mrs E A Leitzell were found dead from an apparent self inflicted poison pact after financial pressures and home foreclosure. The 49 year old wife and 50 year old husband had struggled with unemployment and mounting debts, leaving a note to son in law Elmer Goedert explaining their decision to die together. The incident occurred as rain fell and police pursued the exact poison method.

Cedar Rapids Laws INS E. A. Leituell Leitzell Qeitaclin Polica

State files suit to compel TB test of herds

Iowa officials Secretary of Agriculture M A Thornburg and State Veterinarian C K Fry sue the Tucker herd owner John Tucker to force a TB examination. The petition states Tucker was ordered June 4 to submit to testing and that Dr Fry began the test June 6 but Tucker refused. Tucker has retained attorney C H Miller of Albia to fight the case.

Centerville State of Iowa Secretary of Agriculture C. K. Fry John Tucker Fry Tucker C.H. Miller Albin

Painleve Cabinet Wins Morocco Policy Confidence Vote

Premier Painleve faces a decisive 525 to 2 confidence vote in Paris on June 19 concerning Morocco policy. The overwhelming support reinforces the cabinet's stance amid ongoing discussions.

Paris INS Painleve Morocco

Storm relief fund contributions acknowledged in tornado area

Donations to the storm relief fund organized by News-Tele are acknowledged as aiding the tornado affected region. Community support activities are highlighted, with emphasis on ongoing fundraising by local residents and organizations to assist victims and recovery efforts.

Neola

Brutal attack ends in wife and stepdaughter death

A skull fractured and throat cut attack left Mrs Clive Morris dead after being hit with a hammer and slashed with a knife. The girl, who survived, told police she defended her honor. investigation led to Gilchrist who confessed claiming God ordered the killing two months earlier.

Beut Alby Clive Morris Gilg Howe Gilchrist God

Anniversary of the War of 1812 Declared

This June marks the thirteenth anniversary of the declaration of war with Great Britain in 1812. It notes causes including British interference with American ships and impressment, Madison’s opposition, and Congress funding for armed forces. The conflict ended with the Treaty of Ghent in 1814 and was ratified in 1815. It remains debated whether America won or lost the war.

Great Britain United States Uncle Sam James Madison Congress Ghent America

Iowa Fire Fighters Meet Closes With Banquet Tonight

Sioux City Iowa June 19 The annual Iowa Fire Fighters association meeting will adjourn after a banquet this evening. Officers will be elected and the 1926 meeting site chosen as more than 100 delegates and their families attend the session.

Sioux City INS Iowa Fire Fighters’ Association

Early Ball Scores Hazy National League Totals

Baseball brief lists several early scores with teams like Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago and New York. Notes indicate inning markers and standings hints though some lines are fragmented and unclear.

National Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati New York Cleveland Washington

Girl strikers arrested after riot in St Louis

About eighty four youths, mostly girls, were rounded up today as police broke up a riot at the Curlee Clothing Manufacturing Company where a monthlong strike has continued. Charges of disturbing the peace were filed against the strikers following the clash.

ST. Louis Curlee ‘Clothing Manufacturing Company

Legion Band to Start Here Next Thursday Concerts Planned

At a Legion Band Committee meeting the group announced concerts begin Thursday June 28 with rehearsals Friday June 26 at city hall. Prof Joy De Andrea to lead. committee includes Ralph Cockshoot Gordon Miller Paul Faackler Ben Conrad Harold Miller. Canvassing and reports set for Monday and Wednesday with final band reporting Thursday. Donations to the band fund welcome.

Legion Band Committee Joy de Andrea Leadys Ralph Cockshoot Tresusurer Gordon Miller Paul Faackler Ben Conrad Harold Miller Personel Andrea Legionaires Greater Atlantic Committee

Surprise Marne Girl Leaving for California

In Marne Iowa on June 19 special to News Telegraph friends of Miss Jeanette Squires surprised her at a farewell party. She and her sister and mother will spend the summer in California.

Marne Jeanette Squires California

Marne Community Club Holds Regular Meeting

The Marne Community Club convened at Marne hall on Friday June 18 with members present and reports shared on club activities and upcoming events for the community.

Marne Community Club Marne, I.a News-Telégraph Marne Hall

Funeral for former Marne banker John T. Clusan set tomorrow

Funeral services for John T. Clusan former Marne banker who died in Stockton California will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m at Shelby location where he formerly resided the announcement corrected from today’s edition notes he was a longtime banker in Marne and Stockton connection remains clear

Marne John T. Clusan Stockton Calif Baturddly Shelby Fas

Wills of Four Late Cass People Filed Here

Wills of four Cass County residents were filed, detailing distributions among children and spouses. The will of Mrs Margaret M Corey leaves home and furnishings to a son, personal effects to a daughter, and five shares among Corey grandchildren, with executor jointly chosen with Claude F Anderson.

Margaret Corey Mary Hettinger Mary E. Childs Mary McNeel Margaret M. Corey Evnel G. Erickson Feligab Prey Henry Corey Elizabeth Corey Ethel Erickson Robert L. Corey Mary Childs Maryey Childs Lulu Milner Charles C. Childe Elizabeth Emmert Gertrude Gillette Edith Fraser Sam Childs Gertrude Gillete Anita Louise Harderson Mary Brockman Katie Schwab William Chas. T Henry Hettinger H.C. Faulkner

Atlantic Girls in Omaha Talk of Career Roads

The Misses Violet and Pearl Nelson visited their Omaha parents at 601 Maple Street after motoring from the city. Employed by Greenlease-Leeds Motors Co, Miss Violet runs accounting and Miss Pearl serves as cashier. The firm, formerly Hansen Cadillac, now handles Cadillac and Oldsmobile lines and has 100 plus staff. consolidation brought new responsibilities and substantial raises.

Violet Pearl Nelsson Omaha Mra S. Nelgan Maple Street Greenlease-Leeds Motors Co Hansen-Cadillac Company Cadillac Oldsmobile Miss Violet Miss Pearl Theoulders Anlery

Teapot Dome Lease Upheld by Court in Sinclair Case

Federal Judge H Blake Kennedy ruled the Teapot Dome oil lease to Harry F Sinclair valid and dismissed the government suit seeking its annulment. The decision upheld executive order transferring control of naval lands and found no secret negotiations or improper bonds links. The government plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.

Cheyenne Wyo INS Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve Harry F. Sinclair Secretary of the Interior A. B. Fair H. Blake Kennedy Navy Interior Departments Kennedy Sinclair Wyoming Naval Theovernment Harding Continental Trading Company Continental Trading Company of Canada Russia Naval Gillands Interior Department A. O Walton Washington United States Supreme Court Wyoming Department of Justice Jane Kennedy Teapot Dome

New Haven Man Heads Rotary Clubs

Donald Allison Adams of New Haven Connecticut was elected president of Rotary International in Cleveland. The announcement was made June 19 by International Rotary officials.

New Haven Cleveland, C INS Donald Allison Adams Genn Rotary International

Weather forecast for night and Saturday

Mostly fair for night and Saturday with slightly cooler conditions tonight in the northwestern portion.

Also Mentioned on This Page

UIT International News Bryan Atlanta William ™ Ihnnings John Thomas Scopes Dayton Tennessee Angeles Thomas W. Young Grace Edwin Hahn France Flanders Ad BP Toki ‘Dilts Bertie Graham Avery Graham Mexico Los Angeles John W. Worthington Wolf of LaSalle Street Glendale Yellowstone Park West Yellowstone Mont Park Great Northern Accise Iowa City Roy C. Flickinger College of Iibiorat Arts Northwestern University University of Iowa State Board of Education Sidney la Miller University of Michigan Tle Calle i Commerce Mal’colm Gheyen York Dasstay Plesdor Law Man Step Storm Relief Fund Atlantic Tion
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