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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1919

Page

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First Appeal Under New Iowa Banking Law Heard

The retrenchment and reform committee of the 38th General Assembly reopens the first appeal under the new state banking law. Unionville merchants sought a bank charter denied amid claims of excess facilities. Witnesses argue the Unionville Savings Bank feeds Centerville’s First National Bank via interlocking directors.

United Press Des Moines 38Th General Assembly Unionville Atste State Banking Commissioner Unionville Savings Bank First National Bank of Centerville Nebers

Slump in Gold Worries Black Hills Miners

In Deadwood South Dakota June 23 Associated Press reports a long stagnant gold price of 20.67 per ounce worries miners in the Black Hills. A petition with over 1000 signatures calls on Congress to raise the price to 30.00. War era currency shifts and higher wages elsewhere reduced exploration and last year’s output in the district fell.

Associated Press Deadwood S. D Black Hilla Congress South Dakota Black Hills

War Garden Head Receives French Medal

Announcement from Washington that Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the National War Garden Commission, was awarded the Societe Nationale d’Acclimatation silver medal for home food production efforts during the war. Presentation was through the American Embassy in Paris. The society is said to be the world’s oldest of its kind and runs botanical and zoological gardens in Paris.

Associated Presa Washington, D. C Societe Nationale d’ Acclimatation of France Charles Lathrop Pack National War Garden Commission Paris Paria

Great Storage Plant Built for Wheat

United Press dispatch from Sydney NSW June 23 notes rapid progress on a government wheat storage and shipping plant. Grain silos and terminal elevators will enable bulk handling with capacity up to 6 582 000 bushels plus an 800 000 bushel annex. The facility aims to support the 1920 21 harvest and bolster the wheat industry.

United Press Sydney China Glebe Lpi Lworking Rugg Thesis Qschrader

Back to the Old Love Stier Returns to City Grocery Stand

Jim Stier, longtime local grocer famed for his smile, returns to the city with his wife from Whitewater Wisconsin. They will reside in a purchased home at the city end and he will rejoin the Stier Grocery Company at 4th and Walnut, run by his son in law Dale Morrow. Residents welcome the pair back to the community.

Jim" Stier John Miller Whitewater Wis Stier Walnut Dale Morrow Mrs. Stier

Prince of Wales Celebrates 25th Birthday With Salutes

The Prince of Wales reaches twenty five today with artillery salutes at St James Park Windsor and naval stations. Government buildings fly flags and ships dress ships as the heir to the throne receives unofficial congratulations reflecting public affection.

United. Press London Prince of Wales St. Jame’s Park Long Walk Windsor

Artist Decorated for Red Cross Work in Paris

Paris June 23 Louis Orr etcher and painter decor ated with the Legion of Honor for Red Cross relief work. Born Hartford Conn thirty three original drawings and etchings are in Luxemburg Gallery permanent collection and his etched plate. The Mint Canal Pont Neuf Paris is first work by an American artist placed in the Louvre.

Associated Press Paris Louis Orr Legion of Honor Red Cross Hartford Conn Luxemburg Gallery Mint Canal Pont-Neuf Louvre

Thomas Burke Tenor Newest Musical Star

London reports Thomas Burke, a Lancashire pig farmer turned opera tenor, gaining fame after appearing with Mme Melba in La Bohème at Covent Garden opening. Born in Leigh and educated at St Joseph's School he studied in Italy under Ernesto Colli.

Associated Press London Thomas ‘Burke Preas Caruso Covent Garden Mme. Melba Italy Ernesto Colli

Thousand Divorces Asked by Soldiers

London’s divorce season was in full blast as over a thousand cases were listed for hearing and nearly seven hundred were uncontested. A large share of the uncontested suits were filed by men, many of whom are ex soldiers.

United Press London

Two New Trains On Rock Island Schedule Change

Atlantic adds two daily passenger trains with eastbound service at 9:10 p m and westbound at 8:02 p m. Train 8 eastbound arrival shifts from 8:42 a m to 3:48 a m, and Train 7 westbound moves to 9:56 p m from 9:50 a m. Other trains’ running times stay the same. Williams Electric Supply advertises Westinghouse Electric fans in all sizes.

Atlantic Westinghouse Williams Electric Supply Green Walnut St

Audubon Hotel Sold to South Dakotan

Audubon Iowa June 23 J R Best of Wetonka South Dakota is the new owner of the Park hotel here, having bought the property from Fred Bartelt who operated the house. Best traded a half section farm near Wetonka to Bartelt for the hotel. Bartelt's son will move onto the farm. Best will operate the hotel.

Audubon, Is J. R. Best Wetonka Park Hotel Fred Bartelt Best Bartelt Bartett

Griswold G A R Reunion Plans Under Way

Griswold prepares for the county veterans reunion with an early start. Chairman Charles Tompkins has named committees including Finance, Concessions, Music, Grounds, Advertising, Speaking, and Secretary. The town promises a splendid time for the veterans.

Griswold Charles Tompkins H. M. Reinig W. Weat W. L. Edwards R. H Bell W. B. Steward C. BE. Woodward Ira L. Welch Jas. Lary

Mexico to Exhibit at Texas Victory Fair in Dallas

Dallas June 23 Mexican federal government may send first ever exhibit to the Texas Victory fair in October with 20 000 square feet reserved Consul Flores Dallas reports plans include a Mexican band pottery Indian blankets cotton goods wicker ware and agricultural products Coahuila state has already accepted an exhibit invitation.

Associated Press Dallas Tex Fair Board Flores Coahuila

Dublin Hotels Closed by Waiter Dispute

Dublin June 23. Principal hotels, nearly all in the city, have been closed for a month or five weeks due to a dispute with waiters over hours and wages. The closures are complete with many hotels using the period to repaint their premises.

Dublin Associated Prena

Montgomery Land Brings Big Price at Red Oak

Red Oak Iowa June 23 Axel Swanson sold his farm just west of Red Oak to W A Gilmore for 375 dollars per acre. The sale occurred Monday and the property is known as the old Asa Taylor farm. Dirt free for hauling at Corner Oth and Hazel streets cy 221.

Red Oak Axel Swanson W. A. Gilmore Asa Taylor Oth Hazel Streets

Amateur and professional boxing honor roll and near term bout chatter

The article lists 1918 amateur leaders Gilbert Fye and William Wettleaf with high pigeon shoot percentages and breaks, Franklin Troch as national amateur champion, and Homer Clark leading professionals. It then shifts to knockout history under the Queensbury rules, tabulating famed title bouts from 1841 to 1915, and notes Governor Cox's stance on the upcoming Willard–Dempsey fight amid general public interest.

Wade National Sports Syndicate Gilbert Fye Ollie William Wettleaf Nichols Frank Troch Vancouver Wash Homer Clark Alton Jess Ward Jack Dempsey Aeeiicks Marquis of Queensberry Willard Dempsey Fiftio Tom Hayr John McCluster Yankee Sullivan John Morrissey George Thompson John C. Heenan Joe Coburn Mike McCoole James Dunn Bill Davis Bil Davis Jem Mace Tom Allen Joe Goss Paddy Ryan John L. Sullivan John L. Lee Jake Kilrain Marquis OF Queensbury James J. Corbett Bob Fitzsimmons Jim Jeffries Jim Corbett Jack Munroe Tommy Barne Marvin Hart Tommy Burne Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Tommy Burns Bill Squires Jack Johnson Jack = Johnson Jesu * Willard Jess ‘Willard Frank Moran

All Women Urged to Try Lydia Pinkham Remedy Message

A testimonial from Mrs. Joan Kopr Elm an praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for helping a healthy baby girl and maternal health. The ad notes the remedy has aided women for over forty years against displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues. It offers to write for special suggestions and identifies Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Mass.

America Lydia E- Pinkhamedicine Co Lynn Mass

Lait Takes Over Tribune Column As Boxing Match Plans Unfold

The Tribune sheds the exclusive news column In the Wake of the News to Jack Lait a noted magazine writer and newspaper figure. He plans to stage a Fourth of July bout between Joe Stecher and Strangler Lewis at Omaha with Gene Melady promoting. The winner takes all the money and the loser receives nothing.

the Tribune News Jack Lait Ascribe Joe Stecher Strangler Lewis Omaha Frost Gene Melady Joser

Former pug champion enters automobile business

James J. Jeffries, former world heavyweight champion, applies to Los Angeles Public Utilities for a permit to run an auto line between Los Angeles and Burbank. He plans to haul freight and passengers, chiefly milk and garden produce, and hopes to drive the vehicle himself if needed.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal James J. Jeffries Board of Publictilities Burbank Jeffries

Farm Loans At 6 Per Cent In Atlantic Iowa

We are prepared to place farm loans at 6 percent, with varying amounts. Call at Wood and Savery, Atlantic, Iowa, for details and terms.

Callana Wood and Savery Atlantic Iowa

Rock Island Time Cards Summary of Passenger Service

Rail line schedules list Rock Island services with flights and freights, noting Eastbound and local trains between Stuart, Council Bluffs, and Audubon and Griswold branches. Arrival and departure times span early morning to late evening with daily except Sunday operations for some routes.

Stuartie Council Bluffs Sun-Av Fraigs Flyer Council Bluffs Stuart Audubon Griswold

Atlantic Bus Timetable Fragments Lead to Confusing Schedule

Readable parts show scattered times and locations including Atlantic, Kimballton, Elk Home, Hansen Helta, Gates, Smith Lake, Harrisdale. Entries reference departure and arrival times with unclear lines and day notes mentioning Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Kimballton Elk Hom Hansen Hel’ta Gates Smith Lake Harrisdale Atlantic

Damage suit to follow arrests in Elliott Iowa

Ray Lary and Charles Dughman plan a $5000 damage suit against Elliott Mayor C E DeWitt and Montgomery county sheriff bondsmen for false arrest over a warrant tied to the Liberty bond robbery. They say they were denied bond and falsely imprisoned after being jailed overnight with improper information filed. R W Beeson of Red Oak represents the plaintiffs.

News-Telegraph Elliott Ray Lary Charles Dughman C. E. DeWitt Edward Peterson Montgomery County DeWitt Lary Dughman R. W. Beeson Red Oak

Jealousy Exists in Ranks of Doughboys at Brest

At Brest on June 23 doughboys celebrate victory with pride and a hint of disdain for homebound troops. The Signal Corps Telegraph station handled fifty five thousand words that day. Chief Operator Charles Rey Shea and three staffers Floyd Kalmbach William Holcomb and D B Markland are on duty without union wages, drawing sergeant pay and earned AP background.

Associated Press Brest M. P Signal Corps Charles Rey Shea Western Union Kansas City Floyd H. Kalmbach Associated

Germany faces mass emigration as economy sags, Stresemann warns

Berlin report cites Gustave Stresemann of the Nations Liberal party predicting that the 15 million Germans, unemployed by the current downturn, will seek work abroad. He states they cannot be employed at home and cannot reach overseas ports, risking eastward drift toward Russia.

Berlin Germany Gustave Streseman Nations Liberal Party of Germany Russia

Australian Copper Mines Closed Down

London reports most Australian copper mines and smelters closed due to high stocks and weak demand. British policy debates copper imports from the United States versus Australian products to protect trade balance. War shipping allocations influenced access as imports from the US faced preference in Britain.

Associated Press London Commereamn Dillon Great Britain United States British Australia England

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Kidney Remedy Ad

An advertisement urges quick relief from kidney troubles with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims purified blood and strengthened kidneys, touts purity and import from Haarlem, Netherlands, and guarantees money back if not helpful. It emphasizes immediate effects and warns against delaying treatment.

MHD AL W Haarlem Haarlem Haartem Holland UDAL

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