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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
1
Paris reports reveal a unanimous agreement among allied cab inets detailing three postwar phases. During the war period allied citizens face restrictions on reemploying enemy subjects. In reconstruction, allies will jointly rebuild industry agriculture and merchant fleets and restrict enemy trade through special rules.
The American steamer Seaconnel of Philadelphia, 2 244 tons gross, from Archangel to London with timber, struck a mine and went aground on the Scroby sands. It has become a total wreck and the crew were landed at Yarmouth. Also reported, Italian steamer Le Provita sunk in the Mediterranean by Austrian submarines along with several other vessels.
General Carranza in Lansing tells the Mexican leader about troop movements and strategy while shielding Villa from direct exposure.
BEX of HN reports on a Cecil Chyewii party visiting kin on June 22 near Wanut. The bone of his sister Mes N. Sehaek was found, prompting swift family discussion and local concern.
The Danish Lutheran convention was held in Harlan for five days drawing Geo Petersen and family and many others to Elkhorn area communities. Attendees included Rev. XN H Haugen and wife, Jeppe Tavel and wife, Miss Omaile Petersen, and many club members who hosted visitors at Elk Horn and Harlan with meals, music, and social gatherings.
The ad touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for poor appetite, claiming many gain strength and natural function of the stomach after use. It notes hundreds testify to benefits, price a quarter, and that the product is obtainable everywhere through the Wilken Mund Went Works in Atlantic lows.
Mrs Rosa Smith of 402 Birch Street testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her long standing backache headaches and fatigue after others failed. She recalls a similar positive result years earlier and reiterates lasting kidney health with no recurrence.
Washington J ie reports a White House naval plan to build at least six capital ships including two dreadnoughts. The Senate Naval Committee will review the plan after a conference with President Wilson and officials. The current House bill authorizes five battle cruisers, no battleships.
Walt Mason advises removing useless workers to keep a shop efficient. He stresses hiring the motivated, cooperative team member who takes pride in work and maintains high morale. A single lazy or disruptive employee can sap energy and harm the whole crew.
Paris and Berlin report no activity on the Western Front for Verdun on June 25, marking the end of the battle's fourth month. The French say only limited artillery action near Vaux occurred, while Berlin notes the situation as unchanged.
Rosina Chippetta fourteen years old was at home in Hammond Indiana when barber Sam Bovino twenty five attacked her. She grabbed a magazine revolver from a dresser after a struggle and fired fatally wounding Bovino who collapsed immediately. She then fled to a neighbor and fainted.
Noblesville Indiana June 22 Frank Whetsel forty five was killed when his car was struck by an eastbound Central Indiana train while returning home from serving on a jury. He lived briefly after reaching hospital and is survived by a widow and a son. Washington Indiana June 22 George King died when his automobile overturned after a front tire exploded. King was a mail clerk on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line between Cincinnati and St. Louis.
A Nuevo Laredo newspaper reports that General Trevino ordered General Pershing to leave the country with all munitions and vehicles. The tale claims Pershing agreed, aiming to undermine American prestige and Mexican patriotism.
Riots over bread reported at Patras Agrina Matas and Agrinion as Greek forces fail to demobilize three Macedonian corps blocked by ships held for passage home by the blockade. Some Pirous shippers protest at allied embassies and others have discharged crews.
Rome article notes Meda’s inclusion in the Bo selli cabinet does not prove Catholic representation. It states no Catholic political party exists in the country or parliament, reflecting Vatican concerns over religious backing in government. The Osservatore Romano cautions readers against assuming Catholic alignment based on cabinet roles.
An advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy states it contains no opium or narcotic, can be given to children and adults alike, and is excellent for coughs and colds. The product is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
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