Atlantic Woman Friend of Queen in Fair Hawaii
Grace Cadwell a Atlantic resident and former island girl, now vocal instructor at Oahu college in Honolulu, visited Atlantic on Saturday. Cadwell recalls life in Hawaii, notes Oahu college's 78 year history, and describes Honolulu as a modern, American city with sugar and pineapples as key products. She discusses Hawaiian music, the volcano Kilauea, and the late Queen Liliuokalani's musical heritage.
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Atlantic
Liliuokalani
Hawaiian Islands
Helen Grace Cadwell
Oahu College
Honolulu
Oahi College
Misa Cadwell
New York
Boston
Miss Cadwell
Pacific
Palma
Chiéal
A. F. Griffiths
Harvard
Oaker
Honolulula
Modern City
Associated Press
Taland
Hawaii
Kilanes
Cadwell
Mecca
Timate
Congregational Church
Seattle
Mr. Cadwell
New York City
Misa
Ernéstine Uoptton
Weat Street
Misa’ Gadwell
Misa ‘Cadwell
Logan
Oni
President Wilson to return home next week from Brest
Paris June 25 President Wilson is expected to leave Paris for Brest on Wednesday and sail for home on Thursday. The voyage will bring him to Hoboken a week from his sailing date marking his return after the Brest trip.
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Associated Prosa
Paris
Wilson
Paria
Brest
Hoboken
Man of Mystery Joe Sedlick Vanishes Without Trace
Bohemian farmer Joe Sedlick disappears from his home north of Anita on February 28 leaving behind money and farm assets. Friends report no word and two theories arise: foul play or voluntary disappearance. Sheriff Wilson of Audubon County seizes Sedlicks property and seeks any trace of the missing man.
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Joe Sedlick
Anita
Sedlick
Audubon Township
Family vacation heads to Montana for six weeks
Don MacGriffin his wife and their young son left Atlantic today to spend six weeks on a Montana ranch. They are visiting Mrs. Scott Clark, mother of Mrs. MacGriffin, while Mr. MacGriffin continues work with his brother William on the Fairfield Ledger, a long running Iowa weekly established in 1849.
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Don MacGriffin
Atlantic
Scott Clark
MacGriffin
Montana
William
Fairfield Ledger
Iowa
Leavenworth Prison Breaks Records for Prisoners In Limbo
Leavenworth prison reports a record 2005 inmates after receiving forty military prisoners from France. The Associated Press notes the facility reached a high total as of June 23 in Leavenworth, Eas. The item blends with unrelated excerpts about eyewear ads and local cultural notes.
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Leavenworth
Associated Press
Eas
France
United States Prison
Atlantic Post Receives World War Veterans Charter
The Atlantic Post American Legion of Iowa Cass County receives its charter this morning. Lieut. Harry B. Swan serves as temporary chairman and county director for the region. A meeting Tuesday at 8 pm in city hall auditorium will perfect the organization and elect officers. Membership stands at seventy five. tomorrow evening's meeting is open to all World War soldiers. Charter signed by Henry D. Lindsley, Eric Fisher Wood, Matt A. Tinley, and John MacVicar.
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Atasntic Post
American Legion of Iowa
Cass County
Harry B. Swan
Henry D. Lindsley
Eric Fisher Wood
Matt A. Tinley
John MacVicar
Mon certain war trophy chip from Monte Carlo found with Clark
Ernest O Clark son of Scott Clark returns from France where he served with the 23rd engineers in St Mihiel and Argonne. He visited Monte Carlo and bought a $4 gambling chip worth noting with sentiment. He hopes to regain his old job with Union Pacific. He stays a few days with relatives here.
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BTM
Monte Carlo
France
Ernest O. Clark
Scott Clark
23Rd Engineers
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Clark
California
Union Pacific Railroad
Griswold Council Orders More Mains For Town Water System
Griswold Iowa June 23 the city council ordered a revision of the water mains. About three thousand feet of main seven fire hydrants and several tees and crosses will upgrade Griswold water and improve fire protection to parts of the town reachable only by long hose.
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Griswold
Mexican Combatants Mass Near Juarez for General Engagement
Associated Press reports federal troops from Sosora arrived south west of Juárez on Friday night. Cargsvita and Villa forests are aligning forces for a broad clash expected to unfold southwest of Juárez as American sources anticipate a large military engagement.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tax
German crews sink ships entrusted to them
Paris dispatch reports German crews sank ships not surrendered to allies. Twelve vessels, including warships off Kiel and Wilhelmshaven, were sunk by sailors aboard them. The action did not alter the overall situation or reopen peace negotiations.
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Associated Press
Paris
Associated Presa
Weimar
Kiel
Wilhelmshafer
Entente
Minnesota cyclone toll rises after Fergus Falls tornado
Adjutant General Rhinow reported about fifty dead from the Fergus Falls tornado with many injured and possible further deaths. In Evansville 47 are dead and 160 injured with six million dollars in property losses, as relief work proceeds and searches for more victims continue at the Grand T Hotel ruin.
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Fergus Falls
State
United Press
ST. Paul
Rhinow
Associated Press
Evansville
Minn
Fergus Falla
Grand T Hotel
British destroy Bolshevik fleet in Baltic action
British warships torpedoed the Bolshevik armored cruiser Slava at Helsingfors, sinking it immediately. A Finnish dispatch to the Daily Mail says Bolshevik battleships Rei Peruoguonni and Believer were sunk by a British torpedo near Kronstadt on Thursday.
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Associated Press
Helsingfors
Slava
London Daily Mail
Rei
Peruoguonni
Believer
Kronstadt
American rings historic bell in Rouen cathedral visit
Arthur Kreitzer of Cumberland county and fellow soldiers became the first Americans allowed to ring the Weanne D Arc bell in Rouen’s cathedral. The 22,000 pound Packard bell, famed for its tenor tone, was to be officially rung as peace clauses were signed. Kreitzer recounts to his mother details of the trip and the music played, including the Star Spangled Banner.
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Arthur Kreitzer
France
Rousen
Rouen
Packard Foundry
Kreuitzer
Kreitzer
Cumberland
Mayors crackdown on cutout pests ends with arrests
Police arrested four motorists for driving with open cutouts late at night. George H. Fisk, Crooser L. Harris, Glenn C. Pouch, and George Spoo posted 10 bonds each. hearings set for morning, none appeared. Mayor Burnea warned against reckless driving during the drive.
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Automobilista
George H. Fisk
Crooser L. Harris
Glenn C. Pouch
George Spoo
Burnea
Fish
Atlantic
Harris
Berea
Pouch
Wiots
Spoo
Extra
Shranger & Johnson
Fisk
Upper Chestnut Street
Car In Ditch Leaves Woman Injured Near Maine Route
Miss Katherine Christensen, a young Atlantic employee, suffered multiple rib fractures when the car she rode in went into a ditch while attempting to pass a vehicle. The road had just been repaired and was rough. Christensen was taken to a hospital but returned home the next day. other passengers escaped injury.
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Katherine Christensen
Atlantic-as
Here
Maine
Miss Christensen
Mias Christensen
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth to visit United States
Brussels dispatch reports King Albert and Queen Elizabeth have accepted an invitation to visit the United States, likely in September, as President Wilson has left Belgium. The announcement comes via Associated Press from Brussels.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Wilson
Belgium
Albert
Elizabath
United States
May Try Commander Of German Boats Sunk
London June 23 United Press reports Admiral von Relner commander of the interned vessels sunk by their own crews may be tried by an international court along with U boat commanders and other war criminals.
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United Press
London
Admiral von Relner
Notables to Be on the Cass County Monument Dedication Program
The Cass county soldiers’ monument dedication on July 20 will feature a Grand Army hall gathering at 1 16 p m followed by a parade to the site led by a band. The program includes songs, a dedicatory service, and remarks by Clarendon E Adams David J Palmer Hon Robert G Cousins and W D Bell. Citizens and veterans are urged to attend and area businesses to suspend operations and decorate for the patriotic observance.
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Cass County Soldiers’ Monument
Grand Army Hall
J. K. Driver
Bow. Simpson
W. D. Bell
Casa County
Cass
Sorenson Farm Sold At 270 An Acre Near Adair
Adair June 23 The Sorenson farm on the White Way west of Adair has been sold by owner Chris Sorenson to Geo. Cox for 270 an acre. The land is fairly well and well improved, with land sales rising in the neighborhood amid higher prices.
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News-Telegraph
Adair
Pelzer Attends Ames Garden Club Program
Miss Nellia Pelzer in charge of Atlantic garden club work attends a city garden club program in Ames this week. The program includes addresses and discussions and runs through Tuesday and Wednesday. Pelzer traveled to Ames last evening and will return Wednesday, overseeing a very successful club.
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Iowa
Ames
Nellia Pelzer
Atlantic
Piaus Belzer
Pelzer
McCullough charged with burglary and larceny in St Louis
Robert McCullough, president of the United Railways Co., with offices at St. Louis, was charged today with burglary in the second degree and larceny for the June 15 1918 theft of referendum petitions against the companys franchise ordinance. Circuit attorney Lawrence McDaniel will present information to the grand jury tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Louis
Robert McCullough
United Railways Co
St. Louis
Lawrence McDaniel
Elks Meeting Notice in Itz A. L. Moreland Minutes
Elks announce a regular meeting tonight led by Itz A L Moreland withB R present.
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Elks Attention
Itz
A. L. Moreland
B. R
Germans Accept Peace Terms and New German Ministry
Paris reports Germany asks for extra time to sign the peace treaty but is denied. The council insists on acceptance of the treaty as a whole. Berlin announces the national assembly voted to sign and backed Premier Bauer, with conditions over responsibility for the war. Versailles prepares for a signing session at the hall of mirrors later in the week.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Germany
Council of Three
Associated Press
Berlin
National Assembly
Paul Bauer
Herr Bauer
Versailles
Elliott Chautauqua Assembly Dates And Lecturers
The Elliott Chautauqua Assembly will run from August 21 to 25. Notable speakers include Jas Harding Smith Opie Read and Jess Pugh among others. Musical attractions feature the male quartet The Oxford Company The Webers and The Hussars.
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Newe-Telegraph
Elliott
Elliott Chautauqua Assembly
Jas
Harding Smith
Opie Read
Jess Pugh
Oxford Company
Webers
Hussars
Knights of Columbus Special Meeting Notice
Special meeting called Tuesday evening June 24 to discuss Imvorisat business. Members urged to attend at 2223 Jd Beener G E. Victory Fifth Liberty Loam Subscrib ers through Atlantic National subscribers not yet settled are requested to respond without delay.
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Knights OF Columbus
Jd, A. Beener
G. E
Liberty Loam
Atlantic” National
Calles
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