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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
3
A flood of old advertisement lines promotes plumbers Poggese Bros and Wissler Worth with services for heating plumbing electrical work, mail order hardware, and watch repairs. Purcell's Jewelry offers watch servicing. The listings include construction firms, clothing stores Christensen Bros and Hansen Clothing, laundry service Model Laundry, and various furniture and hardware retailers.
In a 1914 incident at Tammany Hall, Charles I. Murphy promised to listen to Mrs. Marriot Stanton Blatch and her fellow suffragists if they sought aid in the fight for women’s suffrage. Blatch, flanked by Norman Whitehouse, Henry Wise Miller, John W. Brannan, and Alberta Hill, delivered a bold platform speech and confronted Murphy directly.
Philadelphia June 24 John Wanamaker testifying before the US commission on industrial relations described a rising market for labor. He praised workers education and sanitation, endorsed government ownership of public utilities, and supported union recognition while noting past labor suffering under poor leadership and a improving leadership class.
State's Attorney Hoyne sought Bank Examiner Harkin's report on Lorimer Munday banks, but Auditor Brady refused to release it, citing public record limits. Planned demands target three large alleged privileged deposits: Marquette National Wire Insurance $374,000, Fred A Busse $136,700 as Kellogg Mackay trustee, and J J Brady $16,000 in state funds.
President Wilson sent his decision on the appeal for pardons for twenty four lager leaders jailed in the dynamite conspiracy cases to the department of justice. Officials say some minor defendants likely received executive clemency.
An unexploded bomb was discovered at the Church of St Mary the Virgin in Reading on June 24. The device involved a tin can of explosive with a lit fuse that had gone out, and investigators suspect militant suffragettes may be involved.
Washington reports the administration plan to sell the battleships Idaho and Mississippi to Greece passed the House by 174 to 87 percent. One dreadnought will be built with the proceeds.
The Missouri supreme court ruled against the Young Men's Christian Association in a tax case. St. Louis city collector sought $2,700 in taxes on association property, rejecting exemption for religious groups under state law.
Des Moines financiers claiming fraud in the Des Moines Life Insurance sale to National Life of Chicago lost their suit as EB B Dawson testified. The Great Western railroad was found guilty of maintaining a stock yards nuisance near homes in Chickasaw county. The court ruled a street railway using tracks for freight must be treated as a railroad and pay damages to nearby property owners.
Des Moines June 24 J L Love a Honduras land promoter who swindled nearly a score of local professionals and businessmen failed to appear before Judge Lawrence De Graff. The court forfeited Love s 1000 bond and issued a bench warrant for immediate arrest. The bond was signed by Os kaloosa banker George F McGarty A W McCafferty Andrew Love and Minnie Love the accused wife. Love s attorney A B Mineter said his client remains in the state and had made no attempt to flee, noting a recent letter and a stay in Oskaloosa.
W G Clark a Cedar Rapids attorney is defendant in a 25000 breach of promise suit filed by Marie OConnell a collector for a local credit clothing store. She states plans to wed in June 1909 were broken after he grew infatuated with a West Baden hotel photographer. The suit claims breach and seeks damages.
June 24 Milwaukee report that Hines Lumber Company of Chicago sold the village of Mason to its residents for 300000 dollars. The transaction transfers ownership to local people as a town sale.
Osborne and Cram emerge as spokesmen of rival factions within the New York Democratic scene, signaling a split in party leadership and contest for influence ahead of upcoming elections.
Washington report to the senate foreign relations committee says Nicaraguan Minister Cammoro revealed German efforts to outbid the United States for interoceanic canal rights across Nicaragua. He said Germans urged that the $3,000,000 offered by the US was insufficient. The testimony surprised committee members and sparked speculation about German bankers influence or unofficial approaches to Nicaragua.
An 18 year old girl and a man each tell the district attorney the murder of Giuseppe Marino in a Harlem flat was their sole act. Each denies the other’s involvement. Both suspects are jailed on murder charges.
Percy V. Pennybacker of Austin, Texas, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, suffered a collapse in Mishawka and is reported improved. The brief dispatch notes his condition after the incident.
National League games Pittsburgh at Brooklyn 2 to 1 and Bt Louis 7 Philadelphia 6. Federal League Baltimore 8 St Louis 6 and Buffalo 4 Chicago 2. Pittsburgh 2 Kansas City 6 Brooklyn 3. Indianapolis 12 Western League Bt Joseph 4 Omaha 7 Denver 1 Topeka 4 Bronx City 8 Des Moines 11 Wichita 11 Lincoln 41 Nebraska State League Superior 5 Columbus 1 Beatrice 2 Norfolk 5 York 3 Grand Island 13.
A newspaper advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promising constitutional benefits and a $100 guarantee if any case fails to cure. Includes testimonials request and druggist endorsement in Toledo Ohio.
Citrolax described as the best remedy for constipation and related ailments. Promises quick, painless relief with lemonade flavor and pleasant taste. Sold by all druggists.
Farm Loans. We are prepared to place farm loans at 6 per cent 5% per cent and 6 per cent Call and see us WOOD & SAVERY successors to John H. Wood Atlantic Iowa You can always get good coal at the Green Bay Lumber Co Dr W C Heers Dentist Innew Fusion Building Phone Green 35 Park Pantitorium Phone Green 217 Burnea s Wept Store has every thing the people want and relish Good things to at good clothes to wear for men women and children People who trade at this store get their money s worth at You can get better work if you place your order with the WILKEN Monu ment Works Atlantic Iowa
Train timetable fragment lists Griswold and Audubon branches with leave and arrival times. Sunday trains depart Griswold at 3:40 pm arriving 4:15 pm and Audubon at 11:30 am arriving 1:55 pm. Local and flyer services with various numbers appear, including eastbound and local trains with times in the afternoon and morning.
Professional listings include DE. B A GAMBLE, DR. C L CAMPBELL, DR. U S MULLINS, DR. BE ALLENDER, DR. E T HUPP, CHAMBERLIN Chiropractor, FINLEY & WOOD Osteopaths, DR. C G CLARK, T B SWAN, FORSYTE, CLELAND LEE PHELPS, ROBERT G PHELPS, CHAS A SAUBE, WOOD & SAVERY Attorneys, and several other lawyers and chiropractors with office addresses and contact numbers in the Gillespie and Chestnut area, highlighting a city business directory snapshot.
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