Local notes and social items from Atlantic crowd
Visitors and illness mark city life with extended family updates. Carl Anderjanitor’s throat incident. William Layton ill after stroke. Mrs Layton also ill. Legion picnic preparations underway at Griswold. Irma Townsend returns from Council Bluffs. Talty and Schiapacasse case: bond forfeited. Schiapacasse fined 15. Rock Island picnic trains arrive tomorrow from Omaha and Des Moines. Carol Bell arrives from San Diego to visit Attorney Boorman’s family and plan a ranch trip. Skaug family released from scarlet fever quarantine. S. M. Conrad leaves for Cocoanut Grove after ten days’ visit. Sheriff McKee’s motorcycle seized for ten days. Max White fined 26 for assault and battery. eight days jail chosen in county court.
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Rock Island
Sunnyside Park
Omaha
Des Moines
Carol. Bell
San Diego
Calif
Northakota Ranch
Max White
Justice Presenalt
Pennell Court
Lawrence (Mose) Baron
Cole Baseball
White
Outlaw War Says Only Woman Judge of High Court
Judge Florence E Allen of Ohio urges outlawing war as a crime and creating an international court. In Iowa she promotes three steps: outlaw war, convene nations to codify equity based law, and establish a universal court to handle disputes. She backs a world court and a ministry of peace while criticizing existing international bodies.
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Associated Press
Osceola
Towa
Combine of Nations
Florence E. Allen
Cleveland I
Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Iowa
Town League of Women Voters
Judgh Allen
Senate
Carthage
God
Baal
Law of Nations
World Court
Harding
United States
International Court of the League of Nations
S World Court
Cait Anz
Ministry of Peace
Ministry of War
Will Die of Burns From Matches in Iowa Incident
Ruth Van Gorder a four year old girl from Waukon Iowa suffered severe burns yesterday when matches caused a fire. Doctors fear she will not recover. She remains in critical condition at the local hospital with family at her bedside.
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Associated Press
Waukon
Ruth van Gorder
Former Atlantic Lady Dead in Des Moines Hospital
Mrs Chloe Johnson Swearingen aunt of Mrs Bertha Wallace dies at M K hospital Des Moines after brief illness cancer of the throat funeral at Indianola she lived with her niece at the Curtis place 8th and Oak streets born January 13 1851 in Mt Gilind Ohio daughter of a pioneer physician of Oskaloosa Indianola and Laon Funeral services and burial in Indianola Cancer of the throat noted in report.
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Atlantic
Newa
M. EK
Des Moines
Chloe Johnson Swerringen
Bertha’ Wallace
Hundreds Flock to Open Klan Meeting Here Last Night
The speech ranted against teachers in public schools and praised prohibition repeal. The speaker claimed New York seceded, attacked German and Jewish groups, and asserted Protestants alone form a needed unity while portraying religious others as threats. He warned against questioning the Klan.
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Husey Y
Roberts
Garrie Nation
Smith
AI Smith
New Yorky
Aaron Bugger
New York
America
Europe
Klan speaker denounces immigrants and vows Americanism
In a public address at Anita, a Klansman praised Americanism and urged restricted immigration while targeting political grafters. He warned against burying his body in birth states and called for Lake LaFourche as final resting place, vowing a defiant preservation. Amid applause, he accused Attorney General Coco and referenced Watt Daghly and Thomas Richards cases. LaVurne Nogaard thanks attendees and nurses after a hospital stay. Notice promotes farm loans, mortgages at 6% and fire insurance via Christensen & Son at 512 Chestnut Street.
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Lake
Mr. Roberts
Anita
Iowa
Missouri
Kentucky
Tut
Watt Daghly
Thomas Richards
Coco
America
Europe
Maake
Roberts
Klan
Chestnut Ébreet
Christensen & ‘Son
Goods At Auction At Beatry Boarding House
Public auction to be held at 807 Chestnut Street Atlantic on Thursday June 28 1923 disposing of house hard goods including beds chairs rugs rockers tables sideboards dressers star carpet book stove and other useful articles at your own price Beatry Boarding House Ross Lang auctioneer Carl Corson clerk ue
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Atlantic
Beatry
Chestnut St
Ross Lang
Carl Corson
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights and New Leaders
Alla Secor of Successful Farming spoke at the last meeting which drew fair attendance. Newly elected International President Guy Gundaker of Philadelphia and District Governor designate Gar Weeks of Des Moines were announced, with Paul Rankin set as assistant secretary. An old poem and various notes on local events, sports, and memories followed, urging members to boost attendance and support upcoming picnics and gatherings.
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Alla
Secor
Garl Weeks
Des Moines
Paul Rankin
International
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American’ Legion
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Schiapacasse
Antine
J. P. Skang
Cocoanut Grove
Fils
A. G. Linke
West Sixth Street
Chicago
West Liberty
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Ed. Roberts
Cumberland
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de Laval
Stanley
Sorabin
Howes
Irs
Florence Allen
Ohio’ Supreme Bench
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the Atlantic Hospital
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Rotseeae
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Atlantic Schools
R. F. Dickerson
New International
Guy Gundaker
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Guy
Rotary
Earl Britton
Oscar
Benedict
Thomas Moore
Ereslumbex
Tre Slumber
Stumber
Harry Swan
Ross Camblin
Dice Shranger
Joe Steffins
Ernie Herring
Dempsey-Gibbons
Walt
Avery
Inbridge
Julich’s Pond
Sunnyside
Wintec
Lions Club
By Allman
Lel
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Walnut
American Legion
Ebaugh’s
Central
Lee’s Drug Store
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