Anita Man Fined for Cars Without Plates
Three auto drivers were fined for operating cars with no proper metal number plates. William Linke and Dettler Tiedge, fined by Justice of the Peace Cain, and Arthur Tierney of Anita, fined by Justice Stone last Saturday afternoon. Linke had a new car from Des Moines on pasteboard numbers. Tiedge had none. Linke faced a venue change and a $5 fine, while Tiedge was fined $10 plus costs. Tierney, in Anita, received a $10 fine plus costs from Justice Stone for Ford cars without numbers.
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William Linke
Dettler Tiedge
Justice of the Peace
Cain
Arthur Tierney
Anita
Justice of the Peace Stone
Bosley
Here
Wiota
Atlantic
Linke
Des Moines
Tiedge
Justice Pressnall
Justice Cain
Tierney
Justice Stone
Bennett Opens New Pool Hall in Burgner Building
Real estate man R P Bennett, former owner of the West Fourth street pool hall, plans to move the business to the Burgner building by early July. He will hire a competent manager to run the hall and aims for a first class, attractive setup while remaining in real estate and not directly involved with the new venture.
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Fourth Street Pool Hall
Harry Cook
RE. P. Bennett
West Fourth Street
Perry Vaughn
Vaughn
Burgner Building
Protest Over Night Officer Rule Against Street Traffic
Jake makes a protest about a night watchman ordering a customer, Jess Kimball, to move a team or face arrest. The letter to Mayor St Jacob Christensen claims discrimination against a farm and out-of-town trade and demands fair treatment for customers waiting in front of the store at 9 30 Saturday evening.
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News-Telegraph
Jess Kimball
Arthur Wright
St. Jacob Christensen
Will Speak This Evening by Wes Goodwin at M. church
Wes Goodwin former secretary of the retailers association in Kansas City speaks this evening at 3 o clock at the M church on How the Layman's Movement is Sweeping Kansas. His talk centers on the laymen movement and he calls it the laymen team movement. Men of all churches are invited to hear him.
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Wes” Goodwin
Retailers Association
Kansas City
Kansas
S. P. Wins Big Case In California Oil Lands Suit
United Press reports that on June 22 the U S Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Southern Pacific railroad in the California oil land cases, awarding about 500 million dollars.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Aviator and Bride Found After Storm Descent
Harry T. Atwood and his bride, missing since yesterday over Toledo Ohio, were located on a small island in a lake after their biplane was forced to descend in a storm. The rescue ends a daylong search and confirms their safety.
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Toledo
Harry T. Atwood
Compensation law upheld by federal judge ruling
Federal Judge McPherson dismissed J. C. Hawkins of Newton's suit to block enforcement of the workers compensation law beginning July 1. He ruled the law valid and constitutional, sustaining state authority over industrial accident benefits and coverage.
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United Press
Des Moines
McPherson
J. C. Hawkins
Newton
Lions kill theater manager in cage with six lions
Chicago June 22 Emerison D Dietrich of Brooklyn manager of a theatrical troupe was killed and partly devoured after entering a lion cage. A den escaped and terrorized residents before the animal was captured. Dietrich was engaged to Madam Adgie Castile, owner of the lions.
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Chicago
Trilby
Adgie Castile
Dietrich
W C Brown Fined for Missing Town License Number
June 22 Waterloo Iowa W C Brown former New York Central lines president passing to his Lime Springs farm was arrested and fined for lacking the new town license number on his auto. He paid the fine and others arrested on similar charges. Brown began his railroad career here forty years ago.
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Waterloo
W. C. Brown
New York Central Lines
Lime Springs
Mothers Jewel Party At Rudolph Home Hosted By W H M S
The Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church held a Mother's Jewel party at the home of Mr and Mrs S H Rudolph Friday afternoon. About forty five children and their mothers attended. A short program was followed by refreshments. Mrs J O Fudge, superintendent of the Mother's Jewel and Home Guard bands, helped supervise and contributed to the event's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
S. H. Rudolph
J. O. Fudge
Funeral Rites Held For J. B. Aldrich In Kearney Neb
Funeral services for the late J. B. Aldrich were conducted today at the M E church in Kearney with Rev Handy officiating. Interment followed in Atlantic cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Herbert I Connie C A Hully D A Dungan J C W Curtis and Hugh McKay.
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J. B. Aldrich
W. J. Hutton
Kearney
Neb
M. E. Church
Mr. Handy
Atlantic Cemetery
Messrs
Frank Herbert
I. Connie
C. A. Hully
D. A. Dungan
Jc. W. Curtis
Hugh McKay
Blaugas lighting plants installed for local homes and business
Atlantic Blaugas Co reports recent installations for R B Marker, W 7 Wilderman, Lafe Simpson and Jack Odem. New sites include Marker home, a Marker store building, Simpson stock farm east of Oakfield, and Jack Odem’s house. The firm notes strong demand with over a dozen orders booked for next two months and urges early names to avoid capacity limits. Forty two plants have been installed in six months with every user described as a booster.
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Atlantic Blaugas Co
R. B. Marker
W. 7. Wilderman
Lafe Simpson
Jack Odem
Marker
Wilderman
Simpson
Jack
Blangas
Atlantic Blangas Co
Bond election in Atlantic ISD to issue bonds
The independent school district of Atlantic asks voters to approve 7500 in bonds to finish the high school basement and buy equipment. Polls open 1 PM to 6 PM at the city marshal’s office. By mid afternoon 66 men and 19 women had voted, with 242 ballots later cast: 171 men and 71 women. Voters urged to go to the polls before 6.
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Independent School District of
Atlantic
City Council to Award OB Tract Sewer Contract This Summer
City council meets this evening to award the OB tract for sewer work this summer. Ten bidders expect to compete, with several local contractors and material suppliers present attracted by the prospect of the contract being let.
Old-Timer William F Needham Visits Atlantic City
William F Needham, son of late tailor Frank Needham, visiting at Charles F Thompson's home with his wife. He left about eighteen years ago for Lincoln Nebraska and notes many changes since leaving Atlantic.
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William F. Needham
Frank Needham
Charles F. Thompson
Needham
Lincoln
Neb
Atlantic
Marriage Licenses Issued for Griswold Pair
Harrison Scott, 23, and Emma Dolch, 20, both of Griswold, obtained marriage licenses. residence listed Griswold. Ages 23 and 20 respectively.
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Harrison Scott
Griswold
Emma Dolch
Barney Hunts the Solitude at Ball Game
A Greys outfielder named Barney vaulted the fence chasing a ball during a Merchants' Greys versus Armour South Omaha game. He paused in the grass and refused to move, prompting concern then laughter as spectators realized he was merely sitting down due to the moment's whim.
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Merchants’ Greys
Armour
South Omaha
Barney
Greys
Frank
Boorman Secures Injunction in Audubon Divorce Case
In Audubon county Judge Rockafellow hears Anna E. Duvall versus Frank E. Duval for divorce and $50,000 permanent alimony. Boorman obtains a writ of attachment for $35,009 on the defendant’s Audubon county real estate and a temporary injunction restraining molestation or contact except through attorneys until July 6 hearing at Atlantic courthouse. The plaintiff, unable to attend, seeks to protect minor children and possession of property valued at $100,000.
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Audubon County
Anna E. Duvall
Frank E. Duval
Rockafellow
Court House
H. M. Boorman
District Court of
Atlantic Court House
Be Sure and Hear Goodwin at M B Church Tonight
Announcement invites readers to attend a speaking event by Goodwin at the M B Church this evening. It notes a community gathering and emphasizes the speaker’s appearance. No additional dates or details are provided in the readable text.
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Goodwin
M. B. Church
Brown Leaves City After Manager F L Brown Discharged
F L Brown, manager of the hardware store in the old Advocate building owned by Mrs B B Boyd, has left the city and is not expected to return. He was to answer a charge of intoxication before the mayor but disappeared. Mrs Boyd will run the store with Henry Hoffman assisting. the establishment remains in charge of Hoffman.
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F. L. Brown
Advocate
B. B. Boyd
Brown
Boyd
English Gets the Plum in Des Moines Appointment
Des Moines reports Governor Clarke appoints Emory H. English, his private secretary, to the new office of insurance commissioner marking a notable promotion.
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United Press
Des Moines
Clarke
Emory H. English
Insurance
All But Eight Recovered After Alberta Mine Disaster
Hillcrest Alberta June 22. Of 199 men killed in the mine disaster all have been recovered but eight. Eighty men are digging graves today.
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United Press
Hillcrest
Alberta
General Villa denies rumors of provisional president and executions
General Villa refuted reports that General Angeles was proclaimed provisional president and that General Chao had been executed. He said he had heard nothing of Angeles’s dismissal from Carranza’s cabinet and that Chao remains with the northern division near Zacatecas. Carranza’s relation to Angeles as secretary of war was also denied. Constitutionalist forces besieging Mazatlan report orders to halt an attack and say relief is expected. they have captured Lag Penas on Banderous bay, about 200 miles south of Mazatlan.
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Torreon
Mex
Villa
General Angeles
Chae
General Chao
General Villa
Chao
Zacatecas
Mexican Republic
Carranza
Mazatlan
Lag Penas
Banderous Bay
New Mediation Plan Seeks Elusive Mexican Accord
Niagara Walls Ont June 22 A new mediation course prolongs proceedings and seeks to align American, Huerta, and Constitutionalists delegates. Justice Lamar and Lehmann would handle talks with Huerta through the mediation board while Constitutionalists engage separately to avoid a deadlock and possibly avert a formal armistice.
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Niagara Walls
Ont
Prediators
Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Mediation
Denver Baseball Player Crain Visits Atlantic Home
B. B. Crain of Denver visits the Sweneys in this city and says he likes Atlantic. He plans to stay indefinitely with the aim of locating here in business. Crain is a baseball pitcher with several strong teams in recent years.
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B. B. Crain
Denver
Colo
Claire Sweney
Crain
Atlantic
Mr.Crain
Merchants Greys Meet Atlantea Businessmen Club Team
A Wednesday afternoon game at the local ball park pits the Merchants Greys against a team formed from Atlantea business men. Hearless Goodwin at M E church will provide entertainment this evening at 11.
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Merchants’ Greys
Atlantia
Goodwin
M. E. Church
Greys Suffer Humiliating Loss At Local Ball Park
Armour Packing Co of South Omaha defeated the Merchants Greys 15 to 0 in a flat game at the city park. Wright Hedges hit a remarkable home run and the visiting squad fielded cleanly. Pitchers Morris and Gurness held the Greys hitless with seven and three strikeouts respectively. Umpire Wright officiated.
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Armour Packing Co
South Omaha
Merchants
Greys
Frank Earnhardt
Wright Hedges
Soutit
Omaha
J. Collins
Collins
Yost
L Graves
Corcoran
Ryan
Tuttle
Gurness
Tees
Las Fe
Atlantic
H. Port Hedges
Earnhardt
Hodge
Marshall
Wright
Graves
Henry
Lue
Meredith
Morris
Armour
Failed Prosecution Ends In Bond For Collins In Mikelsen Case
At midnight Saturday Liston Collins swore out information against Chris Mikelsen for disturbing the peace in his office. Mikelsen was arrested and given bond for a morning hearing in Mayor Burnea's court. Collins did not appear, bond was remitted, and costs taxed to Collins.
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Liston Collins
Chris Mikelsen
Mickelsen
Car strikes electrolier in Auburn accident
J. C. Wilken's Auburn car crashed into a street electrolier at the Conley and Gaylord corner while turning from Fourth Street South onto Chestnut. The radiator and front axle were damaged. Wilken escaped injury though the vehicle was moved slowly.
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J. C. Wilken
Auburn
Fourth Street
Chestnut
Conley & Gaylord
Wilken
Mr. Wilken
Meeting of Atlantic lodge No 445 this evening
BP O E announces a meeting of Atlantic lodge No 445 BP OE this evening. W R Jones KE R 1a presides or attends.
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BP. O. E
Atlantic Lodge
W. R. Jones
New Minister Arrives for Bear Grove Church
Rev. Clinton Reed arrives from Oklahoma to assume the pastorate at Bear Grove Congregational church in Bear Grove township. He recently served as a missionary in Africa before health issues of his wife led them to move. Mrs Reed is at Avoca with her parents and will join him soon. Reed is a brother of former local music teacher Miss Stella Reed.
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Clinton Reed
Oklahoma
Bear Grove
Bear Grove Township
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Bostey
Anita Justice
Bennett
Jake
S. P
American Press
Blaugas Business
Boorman
Rockafe How
District Court of Audubon
Duvall
Armours of
The
W. Ryan
J. Colling
Medges
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