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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1925

Page

5

Bandits Rob Peddler of Wionews in Des Moines Heist

Des Moines police search for two bandits who robbed bed Wionews of 52 dollars last night. They forced him into an alley and escaped in a small touring car. Nearby Mason City prepares for a historic federal court criminal docket opening with Judge George C. Scott.

Des Moines W. W. Wionews Wion Mason City Federal Court George C. Scott Long Granger Lawa H. A. McCahill Melvin Lloyd Cunningham

Well Known Atlantic Lady Doris Paulsen Dies at Home

Doris Paulsen a longtime Atlantic resident born in Schleswig Germany died at 4 30 yesterday after a long illness begun with apoplexy. She came to America in 1894 with husband Jacob Paulsen settling near Atlantic then moving to the town. Survived by seven children, ten grandchildren and a brother, funeral Monday at two with Rev G E Hensel officiating. Interment in Atlantic cemetery beside her husband.

Doris Paulsen Atlantic Germany Jast Hiness Ase John William Nettz Griswold Paul Paulsen Denver Carlo Henry Paulaen John Walter Henry Dimig Ray Malone Clint Herbert Fulton Christian Bahnsen Lyons Iowa G. E. Hensel Atlantic Cemetery

No Land at the North Pole Says Capt Amundsen

Oslo June 20 In a telegram received by the Norwegian premier Captain Roald Amundsen states there is no land at the North Pole. He reports reaching within about 100 miles of the pole and notes that the eastern, most northern latitude shows 3750 meters depth, suggesting no land exists in the Norwegian polar basin.

Oslo Norway INS North Pole Roald Amundsen Amundsen Pole Spitzenbergen Polar Basin

Mason City Seeks National Meet of Rural Carriers

Mason City, Ia June 20 An effort will be made to bring the national convention of rural mail carriers to Mason City in 1927 after a resolution approved at a county meeting.

Mason City INS National Convention of

Iowa sweeping to easy victory in Midwestern AAU meet

Iowa led the fourth annual Midwestern AAU championships at Iowa City with points in every event as records fell in the opening minutes. The team dominated the early events, signaling a strong pursuit of the title.

Iowa Iowa City

Services for late Marne banker held today

Funeral services for the late John Ty Clasen former Marne banker were held at 2 20 p m in Shelby where he formerly resided after dying in Stockton California The brief notice notes his connection to Marne and the timing of the service.

Hwa John Ty Clasen Marne Banker Stockton Calif Shelby

Death toll rises as radium necrosis linked to factory

Eight investigations begin into a deadly new agency blamed for seven deaths at the United States Radium Corporation of America. Autopsy planned for Mrs. Sarah Maillefer, the latest victim. Six other fatalities cited among women workers painting luminous watches. Poison likely entered workers through brushing lips with wet brushes.

New York INS United States Radium Corporation of America Sarah Maillefer

Townsleague to hold annual convention at Spirit Lake

The Iowa League of Municipalities will meet August 25 to 27 at Spirit Lake. A. E. Gnocy mayor of Waterloo and S. R. Pierce secretary of Marshalltown announced the decision.

Iowa League OF Municipalities Waterloo Spirit Lake A. E. Gnocy S. R. Pierce Marshalltown

Bluffs Mail Bandits Appeal Granted in Retrial Review

June 20 Bluff s mail bandits Fred Poffenbarger and Keith Collins received formal orders authorizing an appeal of retrials. The moves were signed by Judge Colin Neblett and sent back to federal court in St. Louis for the court of appeals review on August 15. Bond remained at 50 000 for Collins and 10 000 for Poffenbarger while they remain in Atlanta Ga prison.

Council Bluffs Fred Poffenbarger Keith Collins Federal Federal Cours Colin Neblett St. Louis Court of Appeals Collins Poffenbarger Atlanta,Ga

Storm relief fund game results and scattered scores

Baseball scores from various leagues show American and college matchups. New York defeated Chicago 8 1 in seven innings while Detroit and Boston were tied 7 7 in the fifth. Philadelphia beat St. Louis 8 5 in the seventh, Princeton trailed in the third inning, and other games including Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Washington Cleveland posted partial innings.

National Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago New York Cincinnati St. Louis Detroit Boston Princeton

Faiman Seen at Health Department Laboratory in Chicago Trial

The defense in the trial of William Faiman heard testimony from Dr. Toney of the Chicago health department laboratory. He admitted that an dishonest employee could hand out cultures and that a lab with such equipment could transfer germs. The testimony covered lab procedures, record keeping since 1923, and ways bacteria can be transferred, with questions about virulence and disease effects.

Chicago Jane William Clinton Frederick Toney Health Department Ross Crowe White Charles C. Faiman Toney Faiman Stewart Shepherd Farman

Mother's long vigil ends as Cedar creek body found

Fairfield Indiana June 20 Harold Stanley 17 drowned last Monday when he fell from a Cedar creek bridge. His mother kept vigil on the bridge day and night as volunteers searched. The body was recovered late yesterday afternoon and rests in the cemetery today.

Fairfield INS Harold Stanley Cedar Creek Harold

German French industrialists sign trade pact

German and French industrial groups sign a treaty at Luxemberg promising mutual concessions. Germany will allow French and Luxembourg concerns to import 1.7 million tons of half ready wares at half tariff and the French will sell iron to Germany at global prices. In return, steel and iron firms gain a monopoly on importing half ready wares. Notable German signatories include Florian Klöckner Phoenix group and Krupp.

S&s Germany Florian Kloeckner Phoenix Group Krupps

Rail employee clears death mystery in Linn Junction field

Cedar Rapids June 20 Edwin Anderson’s death was cleared by Milwaukee railroad employee James Riddell. He told the coroner his train passed the scene and he saw a flare fired into the air then fired twice toward the ground before his train continued.

Cedar Rapids James Riddell Milwaukee Railroad Edwin Anderson Linn Junction Riddell Anderson Abe Dell

Wisconsin waits arrival of La Follette body on funeral train

Aboard the La Follette funeral train the Wisconsin statesman’s body travels toward Madison after a journey through Indiana and Illinois. The body will lie in state in the state capitol rotunda before funeral services at 11 a.m. Monday, with burial at Forest Hills Cemetery beside his parents.

Wisconsin LA Follette Kenneth Clark LN. S Madison Wis Best Robert M. LaPollette Indiana Iainois Chicago Chicago Northwestern Railroad State Capitol Capitol LaFollette Little Green Spot Forest Hills Cemetery

Amundsen's Failures Spur Renewed Arctic Quest Start

Commander MacMillan leads the Bowdoin and Peary on a new ninth Arctic expedition from Maine. The goal is a polar air route to the north pole and a likely discovery of a “lost continent” north of Alaska. Navy support, weather stations, and radio links are planned as 20,000 people bid farewell.

Bert Ford U. N.S Wiscassett Maine Donald B. MacMillan Sheppeat Peary North Pole Alaska Far North Uncle Sam Roald Amundsen Bowdoin and Peary Fortie National Geographic Society Navy Robert E. Peary Marie Stafford Peary “Snow Baby Gilbert Grosvenor Explorer Momgehan Island

Brayton Ladies Aid Opens Treasury for Neola Storm Aid

Brayton Ladies Aid society and Helping Hand club collected funds for storm relief north of Neola. The group forwarded a $20 donation to the News-Telegraph, with prior acknowledgment dated the 27th. Marie Ortgies Clair and D. Becker credited in the record.

Neola Brayton Ladies Aid Society News-Telegraph Brayton Ladies Aid iMra Marie Ortgies Clair D. Becker A al

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