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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1914

Page

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Republican and Democratic County Conventions Today

The Cass county Republican convention at the opera house adjourned after a brisk session. A landslide vote kept delegates free to vote for state auditor candidate Jon H. Byrne, while a light contest settled on county coroner nominees with a 91 87 spread between Campbell and Morris. Bryant delivered a strong address praising the party and Lincoln era, urging unity among Cummins Clarke Green and others.

B. A. Goodspeed Geo. L. Edwards Cumberland Jon H. Byrne Opera House Byrne Edwards Union Township Mare B. A. Goodsneed Goodspeed Berne Mr. Goodspeed Cass County Campbell Morris Morrs Bryant

Democrats Nominate Ziegler For County Attorney

The Democratic county convention at the Odd Fellows hall named Harold B. Siegler son of A H F Ziegler of Anita as candidate for county attorney in the fall election. The move followed a primary with only one vote for Ziegler and faced questions of legality but proceeded without argument. J F McGovern was reelected county chairman 12 to 5 after the convention adjourned, and a doubled delegation to the state convention was chosen to extend party presence.

Odd Fellows’ Hall Harold B. Siegler A. H. F. Ziegler Anita Ziegler J. F. McGovern McGovern John Roush Roush Clark J. B. Jones Committee On George Wildsory W. E. Eller Benton J. P. McGovern Franklin J. C. Berry Washington Simon Casady Grove C. A. Goeken Brighton Wiliam Campbell John Blake Atlantic

Personal mentions of political visitors and locals in city

L A Engle and son of Wiota visited the city on business. John C Voorhees appeared in the democratic convention crowd. George Pollock, a longtime local friend, called at the News Telegraph office while in the convention crowd. R B Marker of Bear Grove township attended the democratic county convention. Bert recently recovering from a week long illness attended the convention. Myrtle Moke of San Antonio left for Des Moines after word of her mother's illness. Postmaster Ed Richardson of Cumberland attended the republican convention and served on the resolutions committee. Bert Butler Owen Meredith J J Borsyth and others of the Ipeq Masons heard Robert Graham’s Masonry lecture at Anita last evening. he is to lecture again tomorrow. Fritz Seamisch of Griswold visited the city for the republican convention. Also calling were Postmaster B W Newton of Anita, William Cool of Cumberland, C W Kriger and C F Smith of Griswold along with many others of both parties.

Wood County Central Committee Mullins T. J. Bryant Griswold Earl Holton Anita Ben H. Mattendant Cumberland Bryant Lincoln Garfield Grant Blaine Hayes Republican Party Democratic Party Cummins Clarke Green John W. Scott Campbell L. F. Mullins Cass County Iowa M-j- I L. I. Mullins W. C. Bryant George Schott GW. B. Fletcher Lewis G. C J. F. McGovern L. A. Engle Son Wiota John C. Voorhees News-Telegraph George Pollock R. B. Marker Bear Grove Township Bert Myrtle Moke San Antonio Tex Charles Black Des Moines Ed Richardson Resolutions Committee Bert Butler Qwen Meredith J. J. Borsyth Ipeq Robert Graham Fritz Seamisch B W. Newton William Cool C. W. Kriger C. F. Smith

Villa drives federals, captures officers near Zacatecas

United Press reports federals fleeing toward Aguays Calentics as Villa’s cavalry presses the attack. Nearly 100 federal officers have been captured and executed. Villa moves south to lead the assault amid ongoing talks on Mexico’s internal affairs and mediation.

Zacatecas Aguays Calentics Villa

Wood Chairman Named to Succeed Mullins

The Republican County Central Committee met today after the county convention and selected Ben U. Wood, long time secretary, as chairman to succeed Captain N. F. Mullins who did not seek re election. Wood is in active touch with party affairs and regarded as a strong choice.

Ben U. Wood Republican County Committee Republican County Central Committee N. F. Mullins Wood

Fainting Bertha Causes a Quiet Atlantic Stop

Fainting Bertha Leibke, famed troublemaker known for recent upsets in the Midwest, rode east on No. 14 and briefly left the train in Atlantic to seek fruit. Local residents recognized her, greeted her, and she returned to the train, continuing her journey.

Ainting Bertha Bertha” Leibke Middle West Atlantic No. 14 Ello

Wallace Smietie Re ree Visit Sparks Local Buzz

W A Smith of Denver former deputy clerk of the district court stopped in on a return from Chicago and mingled with convention attendees. The spelling contest closes at 8 o clock Tuesday the 30th of June. votes must be in by then. Christensen Bros and G H Bunton are reported to be on the picket line.

W. A. Smith Denver District Court Colorado City Shome Chiicago Christensen Dros

City Adopts Liability Waiver for City Employers

Atlantic city officials report the new liability law will not affect the city as state officers in Des Moines agree the jetty may carry its own risk and waive filing of a financial statement. The council passed notices for July 22 and July 24 hearings on paving and assessments, approved dirt removal in rear alleys, and noted East Sixth street section 3 assessment at 7137.81 dollars.

Atlantic Des Moines Follett Henry Remsen Walnut Street el Mass Selmin Ooncil Gaffey Fifth Sixth Walnut Chestnut Streets R. J. Ring Gaages Ninth Street Chestnut Burnea Nichols Cardio Menry Lang Brown Belmen Schain

Club Meeting Moves Up to 2 30 and Rest Room Receives Praise

The Saturday Special reports the regular monthly club meeting will be held Monday at 2 30 in the Commercial club rooms with a social session and refreshments. The school committee supported issuing bonds to finish the high school and was pleased with the election outcome. Pennybacker was re elected national federation president in Chicago. The rest room aims to comfort visitors with thanks from several towns and travelers who stopped by to wash and rest.

Commercial Club National Federation of Clubs Chicago Percy V. Pennybacker Grant Adair Elkhorn Whata Cumberland Arlante Sneinan Mich San Francisco

Progressives Fail to Hold County Convention in City

The progressive county convention scheduled for today in this city did not materialize, as far as this paper can determine.

Progressive County

Attorney Goodspeed to Speak at Grant Fourth of July

Attorney B A Goodspeed of this city to be the speaker at Grant on the Fourth of July when the town holds a big celebration.

B. A. Goodspeed Grant

Relief Work Progresses in Salem After Fire

By United Press Salem Mass June 27 relief work is under way. About fifteen thousand people are homeless in tents. Boston has contributed $160 000 and the local relief committee $43 000. The burned mills are to be rebuilt.

Salem Mass Boston

Bride of Four Months slain in Lowell murder suicide

At a Lowell Massachusetts home a 30 year old bride, Mrs Delimere Ame, was choked to death by her husband after a party. He then surrendered to police. The incident followed a domestic dispute and the couple had been married only four months.

United Press Lowell Mass Jane Delimere Ame Hhlme

Dickson to Grand Jury In Bootlegging Case

Charles Dickson, colored, was arrested last night on bootlegging charges and brought before Mayor Buroea. He was sent to await the grand jury action in September. Chris Mickelsen testified Dickson paid $1 for a pint of whisky in late May. Dickson claimed he could prove he was not in Atlanta then. Bond set at $300, or he goes to county jail. Hughes Hearing Continued. Walter Hughes, colored, also charged with bootlegging, had preliminary hearing adjourned to 9 a.m. Monday after pleading not guilty and seeking a lawyer.

Charles Dickson Buroea Awalk Dickson Chris Mickelsen Atlante Hughes Walter Hughes Bt Nea Lane Tyer

United Doctors Cite Move to Cedar Rapids

The United Doctors, housed in the Farmers bank building for five months, shipped their goods to Cedar Rapids to locate permanently. Dr. Scott oversaw packing of the office equipment and said the practice will operate in Cedar Rapids from the new American Trust and Savings bank buildings. He also noted a fine new home was built there last summer.

United Doctors Farmers’ Bank Cedar Rapids Scott

Vinnie Stevens’s Tenth Birthday Party At Wiota

Mrs. R B Taylor hosted ten girls Thursday afternoon from two to six at her home one half mile north of Wiota for her niece Vinnie Stevens celebrating her tenth birthday. After many games guests enjoyed refreshments by candlelight. Vinnie received several pretty gifts marking the happy event.

R. B. Taylor Wiota Vinnie Stevens Misa Vinnie

Public Notice on Golf Grounds Opening Terms

Rain delays open grounds at the Golf and Country club extend public access until July 2. After that only members may use the grounds though visitors are invited to enjoy the facilities while open. H. M. Finkbine signs the notice inviting membership and visitors from Atlantic and nearby.

Golf and Country Club Atlantic H. M. Finkbine

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H. P. Zieger Odd Fellows WT. Ziegler K. R. Donahoe Cass Township Hugh Reinig Gris Alcgier Whitmore Zing ‘Er Gen. Villa United Price Niagara Falls Ont Huerta Mexico Carranaznatk Ehiey Terrazas el Paso State Department Luis Terrazas, Jr Bryan Chihuahua City Luis Terrazas Chihuahua Wallace Smietie Rere G. H. Bunton Pick L'St Fung United Doctors Cerve
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