Albert Gravely Dies in Nebraska Former Atlantic Resident
Albert Gravely, longtime Atlantic resident, died in Beatrice Nebraska after a winter illness. Survived by wife Minnie Smith Gravely two daughters Louise Murray Edith Simmons and two sons E T Gravely and A L Gravely seven grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Osborne Tomlinson funeral home conducted by Rev G Noyce. Burial to follow in Atlantic.
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Albert Gravely
Atlantic
Lester Simmons
Beatrice
Neb
Minnie Smith Gravely
Gravely
Grove City
Louise Murray
Athan
Edith Simmons
Beatric
E. T- Gravely
Gadsby
Alberta
Canada
A. L. Gravely
Miami
Ariz
Murray
Osborne-Tomlineon
G. Noyce
Stanley, Kan
Congregational Church
Ralph B. Noses
Feud Linked With Double Slaying in Wisconsin
Lake Geneva Wisconsin June 20 Possibility of a feud between neighbors that led to a double shooting is under police investigation Deputy Sheriff Herbe shot Walter Morgen after Morgen killed Deputy Sheriff Al C Exner Morgen died in hospital without regaining consciousness Exner was a garage owner shot early today by the Deputy Sheriff
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al C. Exner
Walter Morgen
Morgan
Herbe
Exner
Early Ball Beaves In American League Scores
American League reports Washington beat Cleveland 14 to 4 in a rough game. Boston defeated Detroit 2 to 0 with Morrin and Berry pitching. Philadelphia won 2 to 0 over Chicago in the third inning. National League scores include Boston 6 over St Louis 1 in a late game and Boston 3 over St Louis 1 in the fifth of the second game. Philadelphia 3 over Cincinnati 5 in the first game, with Eckert and Sukeforth among others.
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Cronin
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Phillips
Cincinnati
Benge
Elliott
Davis
Benton
Axey Eckert
Sukeforth
Didley
McCurdy
Johnson
Biyley
Summer Religious School to Open at Catholic Church
For a second year a summer religious school will be held at 88 Peter and Paul Catholic Church, beginning Monday at 8:30 for four weeks. Dominican sisters of St. Omaha will run the program daily except Saturdays and Sundays, with religious instruction, painting, needlework and other handwork. The school is for boys and girls of school age from high school and grade school, under Sisters Aurelia, Casimir and Annunziata, with Annunziata among the leaders last year.
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Opantigy
Dominican Sisters of
High School
Prada
Aurelia, Qasimir
Annunciati
Annunciata
Swedish Singers Gather for Midwest Convention in Des Moines
Nearly 1000 Swedish singers convene in Des Moines for the Midwest convention of the American Union of Swedish Singers. William Norin of Chicago directs the large choir, noting the gathering is a privilege for the members as nonprofessionals from five midwest states attend.
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Confab
Des Moines
Midwest
American Union
Glen
Mid-West States
William “Noriin
Chicago
Clorns
Two Daring Flyers Ready for Atlantic Crossing
Otto Hillig, photographer from Liberty, N. Y., and Holgar Hoirits, Danish pilot, awaited favorable weather in St John New Brunswick for their civilian clothes flight across the Atlantic. They planned to depart Harbor Grace at 6 a.m. Monday, land on the Irish coast early Tuesday, and reach Copenhagen as their final destination.
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Atlantic
Otto Hillig
Liberty
Holgar Hoirits
Harbor
Harbor Grace
Copenhagen
Inland water project to speed completion via bond issue
Davenport Iowa June 20. The inland waterways program would be completed in five years through a half billion dollar bond issue authorized by the next Congress. The proposal was made today by GC Weber of Minneapolis, president of the upper Mississippi barge line company, at a conference of the upper Mississippi river division of the Mississippi Valley association.
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Weber
Minneapolis
Upper Mississippi Barge, Line — Company
Migglagippi Valley Association
Conviction of 2 Appanoose Bank Robbers Upheld
Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court issued six opinions in a busy session. It upheld the December 1929 conviction of Lee Mullenix in the Dean Savings Bank robbery, reversed several local decisions, and affirmed others involving county officials, road and sidewalk accident cases, and estate matters.
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Supreme Court
Lee Mullenix
Appanoose County
Mullenix
Dean-Savings Bank
Dean
Iowa Cities
Ta Falls
Keokuk
Hamburg
Fremont County
Clinton County
E. R. Cooke
Joe W. Doran
Puge County District Court
Mareda Brewer
Floyd” E Brewer
Rey L
Eugens Connell
National Surety Company of New York
Playd J. Jackson
R. W. Kiser
Morton Farmers’ Mutual, Insuranca, Association
Insurance Company
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Mart
Rand
Lightning Sets City Plant Ablaze In Storm Damage
A lightning strike during a storm caused a small fire at the municipal plant, damaging the Westinghouse generator panel and wiring. Repairs estimated at about 1,000 dollars. initial damage 500 to 1,000 dollars. Voltage regulator knocked out, water pumps shut briefly. three transformer fuses blown and three poles shattered on a Gates line. Trainfall totaled 0.2 inches with heavier rain later, cooling heatwave conditions briefly across Des Moines and surrounding areas.
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Westinghouse
Nichols
Roy Fautelly
Raipfall
Pope XI says Italy Catholic youth dispute not settled yet
Vatican City June 20 Pope Pius XI condemned Italian crackdown on Catholic youth as persecution not settled and negotiations not begun. He charged fascist authorities seek to portray normality while nine thousand fascist members push to ensure youths report intolerable conditions. The pope noted the Italo Vatican crisis shows no sign of solution as Rome promised a reply to the Vatican protest next week.
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Boone seeks to recover funds from Criswell estate
Boone county attorney L J Johnson announced plans to file a claim to recover 8690.78 from the estate of C riswell the late school secretary over a five year period. The shortage arose from insurance overpayments and vouchers approved by Criswell. The claim depends on the county supervisors meeting next week and the estate's administration.
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N.S
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Boone County
International News Service
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Criswell
Luther Consolidated School
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Consolidated School
Criawell
Johngoin
Board of Supervisors
Willow
Dallas Center Gire Crowned Queen of Iowa 4-H Clubs
Ames June 20 news item notes Dallas Center Gire crowned queen of Iowa 4-H clubs with event details referenced in a brief society update.
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Gire
OF Iowa
Would-be King Plans Coup to Oust Alfonso in Spain
Read claims Don Jaime de Bourbon, 60, Garlist standard bearer, plots four coups to seize the throne as King Alfonso abdicates voluntarily. Madrid rumors say General Martinez Anido moves north with an army to overthrow the republic and crown Don Jaime at the country’s center.
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Garlist Party
Alfonso
Madrid
Martinez Anido
Spain
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Relief From Heat Wave Widens As Cooler Weather Spreads
International News Service reports relief from the heat wave across Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan districts with cooler weather spreading eastward and southward. The lower Great Lakes may see temperature drops late today as the eastern and southern regions logged the highest readings. Local thundershowers were expected to accompany changing atmospheric conditions to provide relief, per government meteorologists.
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International News Service
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Wisconsin
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Great Lakes
Wells of Lewis fined in two liquor charges
Jack Wells of Lewis was fined 600 dollars and 50 cents after pleading guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and disturbing the peace in Justice Charles S. Camp's court. Constable HP. Jihnke arrested Wells following seizure of the bottle. Lewis authorities launched a drive to curb liquor offenses at the former county seat.
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Lewis
Charles S. Camp
HP. Jihnke
Wells
Winary
Lewis Authority
Casoanty
Burglary at Standard Oil Station on East Seventh
The Standard Oil station on East Seventh street, once the scene of multiple robberies, was burglarized last night. A five gallon oil can and two tubes of tireant were taken, entry gained by forcing the front door. Local clothier R. Hy Metcalf reports theft of a Rain King sprinkler from his lawn at 710 Olive Street and says he chased away a suspected burglar last night.
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Markets at a Glance in New York on June 20
Stocks advanced sharply in New York trading as government bonds shifted and gains spread across major groups. Investors watched steady economic signals as traders priced in inflation moves and policy expectations.
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Hoover Studies and Plans to Aid Europe Debts Crisis
Washington discusses possible solutions to Europe’s reparations crisis and war debts. President Hoover and Secretary Mellon weigh moratoria, long term credits, or other methods, seeking congressional cooperation to modify terms if needed.
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