Unclear text about company rates and city permit
Fragmentary note suggests Gayompany faces higher rates unless patrons pay and a city permit issue tied to the ecouistl effort. Details are garbled with multiple errors and missing context.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
4
Hamilton police sergeant killed in snipers clash with Bolen family
In Hamilton Ohio a police sergeant Charles J Stegeman was killed in a pitched battle with the Bolen family. James Bolen and two others were wounded and an arrest was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Charles J. Stegeman
Bolen
Tames Bolen
Ander
City Council Approves Levy for Paving and Sewer Extension
Levy of paying assessments totaling 43000 was ordered by the city council. Two objections were filed but withdrawn. The levy covers cents for the paving in division two of the adjacent awarded Hansen Son last year, about one third of the contract. Approximately eight blocks of alley are included. The council meets Monday next to receive bids on the extension of the city sewerage system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jseacent
Hansen’ &Son
Itambracen
Ssley
Council
Ministry Pension Rules Drafted for Ministers
A church board report outlines pension rules for ministers and missionaries. It mentions an average annual amount during a period and eligibility criteria for retirement, noting a proposed provision of about $90 per year per $1000 of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rdinlate
New City Fire Truck Unveiled At Rock Island Yard
A bright red fire apparatus with nickel trim arrived at Rock Island yards and was tested before a crowd. The pump operated smoothly delivering high capacity water, with the vehicle claimed as the strongest in service at 98 750 dollars and four hundred gallons of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Concert program at Congregational List night in D minor
An undated concert notice lists works including Handel and Gaul pieces performed at a Congregational listing. It mentions 8 o clock start and references various composer names and liturgical titles, indicating a choral or oratorio program with sacred themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowink
Gaul
A. Ford Muartatte
Aviator
H. A. Matthews
Deering
Matthews
Handel
Hitchcock declines vice presidential nomination
Wire briefs report Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Nebraska will not accept the vice presidential nomination. Also dated June 26 Benedict Cornell, assistant secretary of war, resigns to enter private business, resignation accepted by President Wilson, effective July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Thant He
Benedict ‘Cornell
Wilson
Londonderry Quiet After Street Fights Ends
Londonderry returns to calm after days of clashes among unionists nationalists and Sinn Fein factions. Since midnight sporadic sniping had aimed to deter massed activities as authorities boost military presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Unionista
Sinn Fein
Giant Redwood Timber Record Cut Near Healdsburg
June 25 report from Glen Blair forest notes a giant redwood felled containing 100,400 feet of timber. The tree stood 287 feet tall with a 13 foot diameter at the stump, marking a remarkable feat in local logging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healdsburg
Cal
Glen Blair Forest
Mixed local notes of legal and labor actions across Iowa
A Davenport receiver takes control of a reorganized firm in a multi million estate case while New York widow Francies Toyne sues for divorce. A Rock Valley farmer is injured after being caught in a hay stacker. Cedar Rapids plans a million dollar court building, and Iowa officials appoint R L Chase to head the Grand Army encampment as talks urge optimism amid current conditions.
Aged Atlantic resident dies after long illness
Mrs Elizabeth Jane McFarland a resident of Atlantic and vicinity for forty four years died at her home 907 Hazel Street at one o clock this morning after a long illness of heart trouble. She was born March 18 1845 in Franklin county Pennsylvania and was aged over 15 years. She married Jonathan H McFarland October 13 1849 and ten children were born, five of whom have died leaving three sons and two daughters with thirteen grandchildren. She was a long time Methodist and desired Rev C W Hohanchelt of Rippey Iowa to conduct the funeral. services to be held Sunday at her home and the Methodist church, with viewing allowed at the house only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jane McFarland
Atlantic and Vicinity
Hazel Street
Johnson County
Iowa
Jonathan H. ‘McFarland
John Butler
Charles Harris
Robert
Arthur
Ralph
Atlantic
McFarland
Welcomi
Rod
Huck Ret
C. W. Hohanchelt
Drouth Relief Reported as Rain Breaks Bear Grove Dry Spell
Weather observations describe rain from last night easing a drought in Bear Grove township. In Atlantic, J N Reynolds records 0.84 inch, with rain starting around 5 PM. Reports indicate grain and corn damage in the area may be mitigated by the rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Fortheast
Bearrove
Bear Grove
Atlantic
May Quit Interchurch Move Severes Ties for Buffalo Body
Buffalo June 25 The general board of promotion of the Northern Baptist Convention recommended that the convention sever its relations with the Interchurch World Movement effective June 30 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
General Board of Promotion
Northern Baptist Convention
Greeks Bottling Turks Sparks Smyrna Crisis Official Proclamation
June 25 London reports an official proclamation accusing Greece of coercion against Turkish nationalists in Smyrna. Greek actions allegedly diverted the Turkish army corps and seized thousands of princes. The fragment shows heightened tensions amid disputes over Smyrna and national forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Smyrna
Turkish Peace Delegation Refuses To Sign Without Smyrna Area
June 25 report from Par says the Turkish government will not sign any peace treaty that deprives Turkey of the Smyrna district or Adrianople and eastern Thrace. The statement signals an uncompromising position by the Turkish delegation in Paris negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Paris
Turkey
Adrianople
Thrace
McAdoo Strategy Emerges as Deadlock Looms at Convention
San Francisco June 25 The Democratic National Committee opens to set up temporary delegates as Reed Missouri seating contest sparks interest. McAdoo supporters plan to withhold his name early, contending his past claim of not running makes a early nomination unnecessary unless a deadlock occurs. Cox and Palmer lead the field besides McAdoo with platform focus on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Reed
Missouri
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Cox
Palmer
Descandi Ventert
Lee
Cumberland Rebuilds Cumberland Store After Fire
Geo. B. Gordinier plans a new two story store replacing the building destroyed in a recent fire that killed nine others. Odd Fellows lodge also to rebuild a two story structure with store on the first floor and lodge on the second. F. L. Gordinier & Son drug store to be housed in a new modern building on the former location with a full length basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumbeerland
News-Telegraph
Geo
Gordinier
F. L. Gordinier& Son
WRECK DESIRE LEADS TO TRAIN OBSTRUCTION PLOT
A report from Ukiah California dated June 25 describes youths near Fort Sage tying a jogging chain around a rail to derail a passenger train near Fort Bragg. The engine and three coaches passed the obstacle safely. If the chain had been placed on the outside rail the train could have fallen into a creek, potentially injuring many women and children at a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Cal
Fort Sage
Traci
Ft. Bragg
Gol
Kendrick presents 7000 check for Shrine Hospital anniversary
In Eportland June 28 W Kendrick and Kipihg potentate of the Shrine attended a presentation. Kendrick indorwed a check for 7, the forty sixth anniversary of Kendrick’s indorsement toward the Shrine project for erect maintaining a 2,000,000 Hospital. The hospital dream has guided Rendvick for years.
Hoover urges ratification of League covenant change
New York June 26 Herbert Hoover, seeking the Republican nomination, urges speedy ratification of the League of Nations covenant with Article X eliminated. He says the League would gain power from moral and economic strength, not military force, and criticizes reliance on military guarantees in foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Hoover
New York Evening Post
Anya
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Retirement rules for government employees set to take effect
The act provides retirement eligibility for classified government workers aged 70 with at least 15 years service. Rural and postal workers have differing 65 to 67 retirement ages. Annuities depend on years of service with minimums and maximums tied to final salary, and retirees with 30 years service get at least 60 percent of the average of the last ten years, within a $360 to $720 annual floor. One Mantie post office employee is noted as eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tgr
Ithe
Emimployes
Emplo Tantic Post Office
Tha
Congress
Oka Gdon
Casa
Ireral
Post Officketer
Formaer
Congo
Oaks Honor Roosevelt in Kansas City Grove Dedication
A grove of sixty five oak trees was planted in Swapo Park Kansas City to honor Theodore Roosevelt. Avonta Kansas Boy led the planting and the ceremony featured Major General as the principal speaker amid a diverse group from many sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Swapo Park
Kansas
Avonta
Theodore Rogge
Bronte
Petone
Sbi
AUFO VICTIM REPORTS SUNDAY NIGHT INCIDENT
A fragmentary report references a Saturday night incident involving a victim named Martin and a person or group associated with Nicholas Rannhaan. Details are incomplete in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Martin
Nicholas
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