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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
2
Shenandoah Ind June 23 Rev George Bennett known as the outdoor life minister warned against straightening streams in an address to the local Walton League. He said cutting curves reduces water levels and no commercial project was involved.
A distress warrant in Sheriff Millar's hands in Dakota county orders the sale on July 2 of the Sloan City Bridge Company's railroad bridge across the Missouri River at this place to satisfy back taxes amounting to 66000.
June 29. The state bank of Clare has taken over the business of the First Trust and Savings Bank. The former institution has recently been reorganized and it is believed the consolidation will strengthen both banks.
J Hawes hosts a Thursday lawn gathering with a welcome body in attendance. The event focuses on sociability and local networking amid informal conversation and community gathering.
Paris crowds pack a hall for a controversial beauty prize event featuring nude models and a required costume of an Assyrian hat. The chaotic scene includes many patrons intoxicated and disoriented, with guards and operators calling the occasion a scandal as guests arrive nearly naked and crowds jeer in frustration.
Babson Park Mass June 22 Roger W Babson declares the kitchen will vanish from the average home, replaced by factory cooking and labor-saving devices. He argues women should stay in the home while manufacturers lead a mass shift to improved foods and home economics, urging bankers to invest in firms eliminating kitchen labor and expanding domestic efficiency.
The body of Senator E. Ladd of North Dakota, who died yesterday at the Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore, was brought to Washington today. It arrived at Union Station at 1 30 this afternoon and will lie in state today and tomorrow at an undertaking establishment.
A death report notes the senator will make the trip to North Dakota and be buried in his adopted state, with plans outlining the burial location and state ties.
Mrs Lola Dimick and her infant departed Exiba Iowa on Saturday to visit relatives in Mitchell North Dakota for an indefinite stay, accompanied by Mrs Walter.
Concordia Kan June 23 INS Charles B Davies Elks secretary and wealthy man admits paying Kansas City gangsters 2000 to kill his wife. County attorney Leon W Lundblade says Davies is on 5000 bond after last night confession. Wife innocent and unaware until his statement. Authorities tied to earlier automobile case and multiple hold up reports. New Chicago murder mystery follows with skulls and body parts found in vacant store basement.
The Nishnabotna and Troublesome rivers rose after heavy rain in Audubon Brayton Carroll and nearby areas. City workers hauled rocks to the Second Street bridge to shore it against the swift current, with officials stating it should withstand further rise. Farmers along the river were warned and moved stock to safety before the flood reached town.
Elliott Ia June 23 Mrs Arvella Kinney taken to Methodist hospital in Omaha for appendicitis operation on Friday. Her father and sisters Meena and Maya Kinney went with her. Condition reported very encouraging. Mr Harry Braden returned from state hospital Iowa City with wife Mrs Braden’s health described as acute inflammatory rheumatism by doctors.
Mr and Mrs Lou Mullen and family and Mr and Mrs Guy Embree attended a Mullen reunion in Omaha on Saturday Readers from the vicinity joined the Grant Methodist Sunday school children for the program.
In a courtroom drama from a 1920s juvenile matter, defense counsel sparred over the will of Billy McClin to his fiancee Isabelle Pope. Shepherd faced cross questions about wealth and a land deal linked to Michigan avenue. A noon recess followed as witnesses and lawyers clashed over the document.
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