English Attack in Flanders and Eastern Front Moves
News from London and Petrograd on June 26 reports Italians capturing positions from Austrians as Russian forces drive across the Carpathians and Bukovina. German and French fronts see heavy fighting around Champagne and the Ogliski Canal with reinforcements noted.
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United Prose
London
Roma
Tretting
Carpathians
Flanders
Petrograd
Bulowina
Verdun
Champagne
Twautern
Kovel
Bukowina
Gura- Bumora
Roumanian
Roumania
Bukowin
Bukowicn
War Office
Vilages
Ratautz
Cuarnowicz
Gurahumora
Etraizia
Visi
Galicia
Bukowine
Czernowitz
Brugelleg
Radzivoloy
Ogliski Canal
Loischin
Constantine Fiushen
Kaiser
Geneva
Greece
Lugano
Switzerland
Paris
T Mont. Tetu
Berlin
von’ Lingingen
Pechting
Lutsk
Brody
Casement Trial Begun In London
Sir Roger Case ment, organizer of the Irish revolution, went on trial for high treason in London as jurors were secured. The United Press reports the case opened today with the panel in place.
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London
The
United Press
Sir Roger Casement
Advertising Pageant Promises Grand Philadelphia Display
United Press reports Philadelphia hosts the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention with 10 000 delegates and twenty two departmental conferences at the University of Pennsylvania. A massive pageant will feature 5000 participants and 100 floats depicting the evolution of advertising from Indian to modern industry with Ben Franklin among the planned entries.
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United Pres
Philadelphia
Advertising
University of Pennsylvania
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Commercial Museum
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
The
Curtis Publishing Company
R. Goodwin Rhett
National Chamber of Commerce
Adolph 5. Odie
New York Times
N. ©. Kingsbury
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Ben Franklin
Four Men Die As Rock Island Train Hits Car Near Wilton
Four men were killed when Rock Island flyer number seven struck a car near Wilton Iowa around two pm The car carried five men from Princeton to a reunion Dr H H Johnson 32 of Princeton and horse dealer Henry Lieberens 40 painter Charles Moff 47 and clerk Elmer Hire 19 died The surviving man a Princeton physician jumped clear The train did not stop at Wilton and was moving about forty miles per hour The bodies except Johnson will be taken to Princeton for burial Johnson to be buried in Wilton
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Rock Island Flyer
Wilton
Iowa
Princeton
H. H. Johnson
Charles Moff
Elmer’ Hire
Henry Lieberens
Dr. Johnson
Moff
Lieberenz
Johnson
Atlantic Ns
Fragmentary notice about store advertisement and sweepers
Fragmented OCR notes mention a store advertisement and sweepers with unclear context. No clear names dates places or actions could be determined from the readable text.
Court disposes estate matters and orders boy to hospital
Judge J B Rockafellow held a short morning session approving the final report in the estate of John A Frank and discharging executors Mrs Jessie E Frost and Frank Collard with receipts totaling 72060.75 and 107518 distributed as legacies. A will dispute in the Carl Kay estate was set for July 5 and James Peterson, six, was ordered to Iowa City hospital for treatment at state expense due to infantile paralysis.
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J. B. Rockafellow
Court House
John A. Frank
Jessie E. Frost
Frank Collard
Sarah Frank
Lata Carl Kay
Johanna Kay
Audubon
Audubon County
Rockafeller
James Peterson
Clarence Peterson
Children’s
State University
hoapt_tal
Iowa City
Lamb-Hyndman Wedding At Hawthorne Avenue Omaha
Miss Anna Lamb a renowned Omaha nurse wed George A Hyndman of Cumberland at the brides home on Hawthorne avenue in Omaha Wednesday afternoon Rev Titus Lowe of the Omaha First M E church officiated before a small circle of relatives and friends The couple will honeymoon in the east and reside in Cumberland after July 16.
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Hawthorne Avenue
Omaha
Anna Lamb
George A. Hyndman
Cumberland
Titus Lowe
Broadfoot Funeral Held in Anita at Large Gathering
Funeral services for Alexander Broadfoot were held at the Anita M. D. church at 1 30 yesterday afternoon before a large crowd. Rev Donald R Charles of Omaha and Evangelist A N O'Brien of Duluth Minn preached. A male quartet sang hymns. Interment was in Atlantic cemetery. Attending were Dr and Mrs Molhea R Frantie Mrs Henry Parden of Stuart Mrs A G Campbell and Bert Butter and family. Pallbearers named.
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Alexander Broadfoot
Anita M. D
Anita
Donald R. Charles
Omaha
A. N. O'Brien
Duluth
Minn
Calvin Lindeman
Itml
Wohlenhaus
Peter Eisel
Committee plans marking route to Atlantic on map
The Commercial club secretary and J O Daly met yesterday to arrange proper marks and signs along the Walnut route to show tourists how to reach Atlantic. J G Herring plans to survey the road tomorrow and the committee will decide on the best way to mark the route with painted poles and signs.
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Beard
Commercial Club
J. O. Daly
Atlantic
J. ‘G. Herring
Walnut
Carrizal survivor found with troopers at San Luis ranch
Captain Morey, surviving officer of the tenth cavalry squadron wiped out at Carrizal, along with four tegro troopers, was located at a San Luis ranch in a Pershing telegram. The report signals an imminent official statement that may settle the peace war question.
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United Press
San Antonio
Morey
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
San Luis
Pershing
Funstan
Mrs Mary Potter Dies in Local Funeral Service
Funeral services were held at the Catholic church for Mrs Mary Potter with Rev Father Daly officiating. She died at her son David Potter’s home near Fletcher Chapel after pneumonia. Born in Ireland on November 25 1834 she had lived on the farm for forty one years and was buried in Atlantic Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers included John Waters Will Waters Tom Waters Anthony Kessler Carl Stengel and Albert Startzer.
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Mary Potter
Father Daly
Tom Waters
Anthony Kessler
Carl Stengel
Albert Startzer
Justice Court Fight Ends With $5 Fine
P R Smith sued G A Epps for a $29 feed bill in Justice Presanall s court. A venue change moved the case to Justice Cain s court where the men met to settle. An argument led to Smith striking Epps in the mouth and Smith was fined five dollars for contempt of court. The bill was then settled.
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Justica 'Cain
P. R. Smith
Gd. A
Office of the Justice
Smith
Two Atlantic Men Enlist In National Guard at Camp Dodge
Two Atlantic youths, Fritz and Harold Herbert, son and son, left Atlantic Saturday to Sioux City then Camp Dodge near Des Moines to join the Town National Guard company. Both passed examination and headed to Des Moines with other state troops. Fritz is tied to 801 Haat Teuth street and Herbert to 401 Hickorty street. local drivers and employers noted.
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Roscop Fritz
J. Ly. Fritz
Haat Teuth Street
Harold Herbert
Wilbur Herbert
Hickorty Street
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Natonal Guard
Atlantic
Sioux City
Henry Dekeraay
Aermix
Herbert
Alexinder
Atlantic Men Weigh Forming Local Infantry Company
Several young men consider organizing a local infantry company to volunteer for border duty. Atlantic once housed a national guard troop disbanded years ago. Some express willingness to join if a unit is formed, with drills likely led by former guard members. J Rapp has written to General Guy E Logan to explore deployment.
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Atlantic
National Guard
J. Rapp
Guy £. Logan
Rattenborg Family Holds First Annual Reunion at Elk Horn
At Elk Horn college Elk Horn yesterday the Rattenborg family held its first annual reunion. One hundred ninety seven direct descendants of eight Danish immigrants attended. All members live within thirty five minutes by car and many plan yearly reunions. H S Rattenborg represented the family. The day featured a noon dinner, readings, selections by Rattemberg descendants and a family quartet.
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Elk Horn College
Elk Horr
Rattenborg
Denmark
H. S. Rattenborg
Atlantic
Rattemberg
New Teacher Elected for Atlantic High School
Miss A. Virginia Barnum of Omaha is chosen by the school board to teach commercial branches at Atlantic high school next year. Miss Margaret Sullivan, re-elected, has resigned. Barnum, a Gregg commercial school graduate, will be accompanied by her mother who will live with her.
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A. Virginia Barnum
Omaha
Atlantic High School
Margaret Sullivan
Barnnum
Gregg Commercial School
Chicago
Tarvia man did not come to supervise tar laying
The Barrett Asphalt Co of Chicago had not yet sent a supervisor to lay two barrels of tarvia for the street work. A telegram to City Clerk T. H. Nichols said weather was unfavorable and the paving would proceed as soon as conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Asphalt Company of
Chicago
Chicago Company
T. H. Nichols
Woman Thrown From Horse Injures Left Arm
Mrs James Atwood was thrown from a horse yesterday morning in her yard on South Cedar Street. She broke her left arm just above the wrist and injured her right arm as she landed with both arms extended after the horse suddenly sprang up.
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James Atwood
Dent
South Cedar Street
Atter
Aha
Only a John Doe in police court record Sunday incident
A single name John Doe appeared in the police court record for a Sunday incident. He was taken off an east bound train Saturday night and kept in the city until Sunday evening. Turned loose by Mayor Burnea. He had a ticket for Chicago and twenty cents. He took a train east Sunday evening.
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John Doe
Burnea
Chicago
Iowa Guards Move Toward Border This Week
Washington reports rapid mobilization of Iowa National Guard units with First and Second regiments preparing for border deployment. June notices say First New Jersey regiment already took train. second regiment arriving at camp and set to depart by Saturday. a broader call for state troops accompanies amended flag resolution and militia pay provisions.
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The
United Press
Washington
Iowa
New Jersey Guard
Des Moines
House
Hay
Baker
Mazican
Cataya
War Department
Bastc
Carlogt
Tocal
Elk Horn Boosters Visit Atlantic for Chautauqua Tour
Elk Horn boosters plan a trip to Atlantic tomorrow to promote their upcoming chautauqua event. The group will travel by car with a band in tow and host a noon picnic in the park where the band will perform several selections.
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Mexico City
Carranza
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Lan
Tarvia
Rel’tves
Knights of Columbus
Howard
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Orl
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la Camp
Elk Horn
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