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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
3
A collage of old storefront notices offers plumbing and repair services from Bogness Bros and Wissler Worth, watch and jewelry checks at Purcell’s, electrical supplies from Williams, and building materials from Kimballton Construction. Laundry services, clothing and shoe stock updates, and aggressive pricing on furniture, fixtures, and casual wear fill the page, with each ad urging prompt service and fair prices.
Pringe Adalbert, the Kaiser's third son, may visit the United States as he attends the opening ceremony of the Panama Canal. The possible royal visit highlights the event's international significance and curiosity about American-Panamanian relations.
In New York a mob of depositors gathered at St. Thomas church as Mrs Henry Siegel prepared to attend her daughter Dorothy Violet Wilde's wedding to Earl Joseph Moon of St Louis. Insults flew while police guarded the doorway and the crowd demanded their money. Militants set fire to a Ballylessen Episcopal church in Belfast before a sexton stopped the blaze.
Colorado offers affordable hotels and boarding houses from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo at seven dollars per week and up. Sights are free and reachable by foot or trolley as Rock Island Lines promotes direct service to Colorado Springs with steel sleepers and reclining chair cars. Travel agents Hal Ray and A G P A advertise planning help and illustrated booklets for summer trips from Des Moines to the Pike's Peak region.
News brief notes the next convention of the Advertising Clubs of the World will be in Chicago. Various short items include Cobb pleading guilty in Detroit court and paying a fine. a Panama marshal fatally shooting a man. and a U S Britain agreement on mining property in Mexico.
Halghase, a star first baseman from the American League, is moving to Buffalo to join the Federal Circuit squad. The transfer shifts a veteran slugger to a new league as Buffalo strengthens its lineup for the season.
Buffalo news reports Hal Chase was enjoined from playing in any Federal league city in New York. The injunction was served as he returned to the bench after the second inning of a Buffalo versus Pittsburgh game, and Chase retired from the field immediately.
Holonna Montana June 26 Officials believe gunmen from Butte aim to assassinate Charles H Mayer president of the Western Federation of Miners who fled Butte during the riot Three suspects are jailed while authorities search for a tour Mayer is under tight guard by sheriff deputies and miners refugees from Butte.
National League results New York 6 Boston 7 Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 1 Pittsburgh 4 American League Detroit 2 Chicago 8 Cleveland 0 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 Washington ¢ Boston 2 4 New York 3 3 Federal League Kansas City 5 Indianapolis 8 Chicago 12 St Louis 8 Pittsburgh 2 Buffalo 6 Brooklyn 5 Baltimore 4 Western League Topeka 0 Lincoln 1 Des Moines 9 Omaha 6 Sioux City 7 St Joseph 11 Denver 2 Wichita 8 Nebraska State League Columbus 2 Norfolk 4 Grand Island 1 Kearney 2 Superior 5 Beatrice 7 Hastings 0 York 4
Oyster Bay June 26 Theodore Roosevelt and allies settle no fusion in New York State. A straight Progressive ticket will run with Roosevelt urged to seek governorship, while Whitman is repudiated. Leaders express hopes he will run despite repeated denials.
Mrs. Ella F. Stewart leads a three day suffrage school in Iowa for women workers to boost support for voting rights. aims include rural district organization to mobilize farm votes for suffrage and a ballot likely in about two years. Bleakly fights English control of insurance. Eng lish appointment disputed. Pullman Company signs under protest, claiming duress and contesting parts of the workers compensation law. Secretary Allen to inspect land in Iowa City for a new state gymnasium, trip set for Thursday.
Des Moines reports Dr. C B Knowles of Sioux City, president of the Hawkeye Progressive Veterinary Medical association, criticizing swine cholera vaccination at the Kirkwood hotel meeting. He urged impartial discussion and highlighted the vaccination issue amid veterinary debate. Ida Grove notes Deputy Fire Marshal Tracy praising Ida Grove as the cleanest, best kept town this summer due to a central heating plant with no fires so far this year. Benedict Home moves to Des Moines under Town Women's Christian Temperance Union, moving twelve inmates within a week. Logan reports a washout derailing an Illinois Central freight train south of town with seven cars and engine off track. four hog cars into the stream, about half the hogs drowned. Shenandoah Elks Picnic features 103-year-old Aviele John M. Fhipps, the oldest Elk in the U S, visiting from eight miles away. Leavenworth reports 17 Iran workers, imprisoned for dynamite conspiracy, returned to serve remaining sentences after pardon denial. Glencove notes Resolute wins the yacht cup defense race with Vanitie and Defiance finishing behind.
Advert says De W A Hammer dentist at Uramsky's store offers 100 reward for failure to cure catarrh. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to build constitution. Proponents back cure with testimonials and offer. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A fragmented timetable flyer lists eastbound and multiple local trains with numbers, leaves, and arrival times. It includes Sunday schedules: a 3:30 am departure reaching 4:15 pm. another at 11:20 am to 1:55 pm. Also mentions branch offices and local professional ads alongside train data.
Unclear OCR text lists times and names, including Aaron and Atimmtig with entries 4:33 6:00 1:18 4:28 across sections labeled BEB 4108 and ATlantic Hortooers. Fragmentary data lacks coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
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