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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1931

Page

6

Sticks To Kidnaping Tale: Hillig and Holger Leave Harbor Grace

Harbor Grace reports Otto Hillig and Holger Rotriis, a flying photographer and his 26 year old pilot, departed in their monoplane Liberty for Copenhagen at 6 54 am. They carried 600 gallons of gasoline for a 35 hour flight with planned route across Ireland England and Holland.

Harbor Grace Otto Hillig Liberty Holger Rotriis Copenhagen Denmark Atlantic Wiley Post Harold Gatty Harbor Grace Winnie Mae Hoiris Will Post Ireland Adruts Lindbergh Paris Hillig America Germany Hobls England Holland Billig Hoisriia Alder Compan Ign

Pennsylvania railroad declares quarterly dividend on stock

Philadelphia Directors of the Pennsylvania railroad today declared a quarterly dividend of 75 cents a share, placing the stock on a 3 dollar annual basis again at 4 previously, paid: The dividend is payable Aug. 31, to holidays of record Aug. 1, Man Killed in Freight Wreck Crown Point Ind One man was killed and another probably fatally injured in a freight train wreck on the New York Central four miles east of here today. Theodore Tattah South Chicago, ML, was killed and Henry O Grady also of South Chicago, seriously injured, when the box car on top of which they both were riding left the rails with ten other cars when the rails spread.

Philadelphia The Pennsylvania Railroad Crown. Point Ind New York Central Theodore Tattah South Chicago Henry O’ Grady South Chicago

Body of Missing Man Found Near Marton

The body of Joseph Yearack, missing since June 11, was found today in a clump of woods near Marton. The badly decomposed remains were identified by dental work. Friends who led the search found the body as they prepared to enter an abandoned mine shaft. No evidence indicates how Yearack died.

Marton Joseph Yearack Yearack Sir Shaft

Double Murder Revealed Bloomington Gas Fatalities

A strange double murder by gas is being investigated in Bloomington. Victims Herman Perschall, 67, and his son Edward, 42, were found dead after a gas tube incident in their home. Police believe the son killed his father using the gas and failed to escape, dying about an hour later. Neighbors described Perschall as a World War veteran who had threatened suicide in the past.

Bloomington Herman Perschall Edward Thetkon

Clinton youths confess shooting DeWitt marshal

Clinton youths Chaney Jones and Marvin Bodine confessed to the shooting of Fritz Griebel the DeWitt night marshal during an attempted holdup Monday night Bodine was shot in the shoulder when Griebel returned fire Sheriff Kid Cooke took the youths in for treatment Bodine had not received medical care until then

Clinton Chaney Jones Marvin Bodine Fritz Griebel DeWitt Bodine Griebel Bodivie Kid Cooke

Griswold Citizens Demand Municipal Light Plant Vote

Griswold Iowa Nebr Light and Power refused a substantial residential rate cut prompting agitation for a municipally owned electric plant. City leaders back a purchase plan as a sentiment study begins a monthlong publicity effort to gauge support for a public power election.

Griswold Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company Find’s Imoya: Fur Iowa-Nebraska

Relief From Heat Prospects In Iowa

Des Moines reports relief from the heat wave as the U S Weather Bureau forecasts cooler temperatures tonight and tomorrow across the state with possible local thunder showers. Waterloo logged 103 degrees yesterday, with Council Bluffs Iowa Falls Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown near or above 100, while Ratherville cooled to 62.

Des Moines Jane Iowa United States Weather Hureatt Faport“ghowe Waterloo Council Bluffs Iowa Falls Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Ratherville

Baby critically ill after swallowing arsenate of lead

Griswoldson June 24 A small son of Mr and Mrs Charles Copenhaver living six miles northeast of Griswold accidentally swallowed a quantity of arsenate of lead about 7 oclock last night and is in a critical condition this afternoon at the home of Dr M B Weir He obtained the poison from a box in the home and ingested a large amount The mother found the child nearly unresponsive and the haste to the doctor followed

Griswoldson Caroel Copenhaver Charles Griswold M. B. Weir Hig

Perry Man Still Appears Dazed After Disappearance

Des Moines dispatch reports John M. Smith of Perry Iowa remains dazed while authorities question his kidnap story after being found bound near Garner following his February disappearance with a charred seat in a truck. His wife Edith and son Harold visit, Otis Smith present, while investigators doubt the tale of abduction and continued captivity. Smith faces a technical charge of attempted fraud linked to life insurance claims.

Des Moines I.N. S John M. Smith Perry Smith Edith Harold State Bureau of Investigation Garner Wes Denison Adel Méntat-Lons Otis’ ‘Smith Manilla, Ja John Elf Balthy Yohust Samoa Sibessimin

Letters Link Doctor To Mysterious Death Of Heiress

A Cunard steamship line surgeon and friend of Starr Faithful is linked to the mysterious death of a New York heiress. Three letters from England, written by Miss Faith OngA, were carried by Dr. Carr and arrived before her disappearance. Authorities pursue the outstanding debt tied to the case.

J. G. Jameson’ Carr Cunard Steamship Line Starr Faithful New York England Dr. Carr Faithsalon Onga

Low bids announced for Iowa highway work

Low bids for paving, grading, graveling, bridges and culverts and overhead crossings on Iowa primary highways were announced by the Iowa State Highway Commission after semi monthly letting. Projects cover Bremer, Clinton, Dallas, Johnson, Mahaska, Muscatine and Polk counties and a small concrete park project in Boone County with total costs listed. No low bid figures were released for several other projects.

Iowa Iowa State Highway Commission Commission Bremer Clinton Dallas Johnson Mahaska Muscatine Polk Ledges Park Boone ‘County

Kansas and Iowa officers seek to prosecute pair

Kansas and Iowa officers confer on prosecuting O E Wynn and Earl Parr for jail breaking and fraud. Wynn was captured with Parr after fleeing in a stolen car from Paul McClelland of Page County. Parr’s written confession may lead to extradition. Iowa and Kansas weigh which state will press the heavier penalty.

Glorinda Jane LN. S Kansas Iowa O.'E. Wynn Smith Center Kan Page County O ’Wynn Earl Parr Negro Companion Paul McClelland Page Cour Ty Origgn Wyan

Edna Township land owner ends life in gun suicide

William W. Leslie, 64, extensive Edna Township land owner, was found dead near Cumberland after apparently shooting himself with a double bar­rel shotgun placed to his chest and triggered with a stick. Coroner B. L. Roland and Sheriff W. A. McKee reported he had suffered financial losses and declining health. Leslie, longtime influential farmer, left behind a complex family history and substantial property, with several relatives in Cumberland and nearby areas.

William W. Leslie Edna Township Cumberland Leslie Land Leslie B.L. Roland W. A. McKee Cass Enptys Countty

Three Elliott business houses robbed at dawn

Elliott Iowa residents report three business premises broken into early morning. Robbers forced entry through doors and windows, stealing about 150 dollars in cash jewelry and valuables including 75 dollars from the company station safe two tires from the garage and assorted items from the Kip grain elevator including 50 dollars in cash 25 dollars from Floyd Baldwin two diamond rings a watch and elk teeth. Sheriff's investigators from Red Oak arrived to probe the incidents.

Elliott Roscoe O. Kip Mr. Kipp Floyd Baldwin Elk Teeth D. Ry ‘Kipp Conker Johnson Red Oak

Hammond seeks to bar Atlas firm from selling near beer

Des Moines, June 24 J. Hammond veteran dry crusader today filed suit for an injunction against Atlas Brewing Co of Des Moines. He seeks to restrain the company from keeping premises or selling near beer on the grounds it is intoxicating liquor.

Des ‘Moines T.N John Hammond Atlas Brewing Company of Des Maines Hamond

Publicity over Degrees Drowns Dwight Morrow Honor

Beverly Hills reader criticizes universities for overpublishing degree ceremonies. The letter laments excessive publicity as institutions from colleges to corporations seek headlines and mentions Senator Dwight Morrow as overexposed to ceremonial degrees.

Beverly Hills Cal Dwight Morrow Mr. Morrow

American fliers Post and Gatty land at Tempelhof Berlin to complete leg A

Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, flying Winnie Mae, landed at Tempelhof Berlin at 8 30 pm completing the second leg of their world flight. They traveled from Sealand England via Hanover with brief fuel stops and delays totaling about 24 hours 3 minutes for 3100 miles. German officials and US consular officials welcomed them with charts for a Russia Siberia route.

Walter. Dietzel LN. S Teamplehof Berlin Wiley Post Harold KF. Gatty Winnie Mae Tempfehof Sealand Aerodrome England Hanover Sealand Templehof Field Hanover Field a + field Iafe Aernarome Ieber Grace Eme Baccy United States Ise” ‘Witte Russia Post and Getty Siberia

Wisconsin Senate Votes License Fee for Chain Stores

Madison June 24 The Wisconsin state senate today concurred in the Eber bill assessing an annual license fee on chain stores up to 1000 dollars per store for chains with twenty or more outlets. The measure passed by a wide margin.

Madison Wis Wisconsin State Senate

Early Ball Scores From Opening Games Across Leagues

Scores from multiple games include Detroit 3 Washington 2 and New York 3 Chicago 0 in early innings. Brooklyn won 6 to 4 over St Louis in a first game. St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 and other listed results show a mix of final and in progress notes, with incomplete names and typos.

Wae Detroit Washington Whitehill Hayworth Brown and Spencer New York Chicago Ruffing Perkins Brayton Tate Boston Clevelang Moore Berty Harder Myatt National Brooklyn Gna Shateteinad Lombardi French Phillips St Louis Philadelphia Tisnal Fiama Sey Wilcotenge Fallenstein H. Eliott Eid Davis York

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