Atlantic News Telegraph item and staff details
Publication notice from Atlantic News Telegraph identifies publishers News Publishing Company, Associated Press and United Press affiliations, editors and managers, and advertising rates. It lists directors stockholders and mailing options, with subscription prices for carrier and mail deliveries.
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Satlantic News
Telegraph
The
News and and Telegraph
Se Pee
News Publishing Company
Associated Press
United Press Associations
Atlantic
Towa
Congress
F. Chase
E. P. Chase
K.A. Chase
Chas. F. Chase
P. Chase
The Law Breaking Boards the Astute Mr Ingham
Iowa authorities report near universal neglect of the road patrol law by boards of supervisors who dislike the statute. The law remains in force and any nonenforcing supervisor risks removal. the editorial warns Cass county readers that the Gobeling is watching and enforcement is mandatory.
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Aml
Iowa
Boards of Supervisors
Cass County
The Shanting Theft Ignites Peace Conference Debate
A public view condemns the peace conference for allowing Japan to seize part of China while excusing the theft as a rightful act. The article argues the conference betrays its professed fairness and harms the innocent nation.
Versailles and the Chinese plunder critique in Pittsburgh Press
The Pittsburgh Press argues that great nations lack rights without force and condemns the peace conference for aiding China’s plunder. It warns that if Chinese ideals turn militaristic, blame falls on the conference leaders at Versailles for permitting physical power to prevail.
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Japan
China
Versaillles
Pittsburgh Press
1400 Hangers On In White House Visit Debate
Des Moines Capital contends that 1400 government payroll workers escorted the President to Europe. It argues many are merely hangers on or educated cranks, inflating costs and proving government excess. The piece links this to rail employment growth and partisan proliferation.
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Root
Washington
United States
White House
Europe
Connectio
Des Moines
Farm Bequeaths Illinois Farm To Heroine Who Saved Life
In Hot Springs two years ago a young woman saved an elderly invalid from injury when a wheelchair sped down a hillside. The rescuer, Miss Tareski, later learned an Illinois farm valued at $18,500 was bequeathed to her by the woman who died recently after their brief connection. The exact name and correspondence details remain undisclosed.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Hot Springs
Ark
Jim Valid
Left as cowpunchers and return engineers at Camp Bowie
Fort Worth Texas June. The 111th Engineers, known as cowboys, left cavalry to become engineers and were mustered out as part of the Thirty sixth division. Company C drew famed plainsmen from Sweetwater and surrounding Texas, famed for roping and riding, and joined Camp Bowie when the cavalry was disbanded.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
111Th Engineers
Camp Bowie
Texas Plains
West
Sweetwater
Americans Rebuild Near East Railways
American railway material arrives and army engineers in the Balkans push to improve Near East railways. Rebuilding dynamited bridges and hundreds of miles of twisted track in Serbia has been slow due to labor and material shortages. Journeys from Saloniki to Belgrade take ten to fifteen days. a single washout or flood can delay the entire aid effort for fifteen days to a month.
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Associated Press
Saloniki
Balkana
Near East
Serbia
Belgrade
American Red Cross
American Food Famine Commission
Serbian Relief Fund
Saljoniki
Hoelacher Realizes 7000 Dollar Advance on Farm Sale
H H Hoelacher earned 7030 dollars from the rise in value of his Bear Grove township farm, a 185 acre parcel south of Atlantic bought from Charles Beekman and later sold to Winfred Cocklin Carl Wasmer and Fred M Walkinshaw of Griswold for 330 dollars an acre. He plans to sell about 500 dollars worth of crop from the farm, yielding a total approximate profit of 12000 dollars over a little more than five years of ownership.
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H. H. Hoelacher
Bear Grove Township
Hoelacher
Charles Beekman
Atlantic
Hoelscher
Griswold
Winfred Cocklin
Carl Wasmer
Fred M. Walkinshaw
Beekman
Wartime Prohibition Take Effect Monday Night
Washington wires announce wartime prohibition becomes effective next Monday at midnight without new congressional legislation for enforcement. The move aligns with wartime controls and aims to curb alcohol use during the period.
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Washington, D. C
Hamburg Bolshevists Beave Bloody Trail
Hamburg faces rising violence as communists and spartacans seize control amid food riots. Rioters stormed city hall, defeated government troops, and looted ammunition, rifles, and machine guns. Plundering and killings followed across the city. Specials Saturday offer at Sauer and Dahlberg markets with chuck steaks and roasts.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Munich
Sauer & Dahlberg
Boys Tell Story Of Ghastly Find In Vacant Lot
Mayor Burnea investigates tale told by several boys about two human feet and a hand found among weeds near a city lot. They followed a dog to a pond edge where the remains were said to be cast into the water. The mayor sought the original lads and checked the site for confirmation.
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North- Weat Limits
Burnea
Helping Hand Club Meeting Set for July 17
Society brief: The Helping Hand Club will meet at Mrs. Chester Seybert's home on Thursday July 17 instead of July 8. Full attendance is desired.
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Chester Seybert
Local Church Services And Schedules
Various congregations announce Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, and evening services. Speakers include Miss Myrtle Turman returning missionary from India and Miss Apolminor leading youth. Zion Evang Lutheran and Presbyterian churches list sermons and Sunday programs with standard invite.
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Bible ‘School
Myrtle Turman
India
Apolminor Jis
German Government Troops Call Immediate Ceasefire
Berlin June 27 German government troops ordered an immediate cessation of hostilities the release of all prisoners and the delivery of weapons in a move seen as a push toward ending fighting and securing prisoner exchanges.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Poincare Urges Vigilance at Allied Dinner
Paris June 27 President Poincare urged the allies to be vigilant in enforcing the peace terms and paid tribute to American participation during a dinner with President and Mrs Wilson and the peace delegates tonight underscoring allied unity after the war.
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Associated Press
Paris
Poincare
Booze-runner Killed by Peace Officer Near St. Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri on June 27 a seventeen year old, Wesley Jones, was fatally shot by Deputy Sheriff Hays while Jones drove a car loaded with whiskey. Two other men fled. The vehicle appeared to be attempting to run a Kansas blockade toward Nebraska.
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Associated Press
St, Joseph
Kansas Line
Wesley Jones
Hays
Jones
Kansas
Nebraska
Personal mentions cross Iowa social notes
Harry Marsh suffers rheumatism. J P Harris of Lewis meets friends. Mrs Kittie McGregor of Washta Iowa visits Mrs J D Goff. Mrs Newbre of Chicago guests at homes of Archer Litterst and Casad families and is Mrs Archer's cousin. Mrs H S Williams and sons Edward and Robert visit father B L Beard in Decorah, planning about two weeks away. John C Beard, ex-secretary of the commercial club, visits oxford farm after army discharge and contemplates future plans.
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Harry Marsh
J. P. Harris
Lewis
Kittie McGregor
Washta
Ainter
J. D. “Goff
Newbre
Chicago
G. By Archer
C. J. Litterst
Frank Casad
Archer
H. S. Williams
Edward
Robert
Decorah
B.L. Beard
John C. Beard
The
Commercial Club
Oxford
North Dakota Referendum Result Still In Doubt
Fargo N D June 27 the outcome of the North Dakota referendum election remains in doubt as officials await final returns and verification from the early voting and precinct tallies.
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North Dakota
Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
Government allocates funds for war on bombers and anarchists
The sundry civil appropriation bill reported to the Senate includes provision for vigorous federal action against bomb throwers and other anarchists. It declares government plans to suppress overthrow attempts and allocates about $2,000,000 monthly for that purpose.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Atlantic Young Women Attend C E Convention
Three Atlantic young women Jo sephine Whitted Dorothy Goff and Genevieve Campbell have gone to Council Bluffs as delegates to the state Christian Endeavor convention. The convention will be in session for several days and about 500 delegates are expected.
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Josephine Whitted
Dorothy Goff
Genevieve Campbell
Council Bluffs
State Christian Endeavor
Some Trophies and a Car Crash in Duluth News
Dr C R Jones bought three mounted heads moose elk and deer in Duluth Minnesota described as monsters. An out of town visitor’s car crashed into Graham store plate glass at midnight though the car was unharmed. The News-Telegraph reports entertainment confusion stating an event was held Wednesday but it was last evening and a success. Major Hall and F T Mendenhall with wives stayed in Atlantic at the Anderson home en route to Pacific Junction Iowa by auto. Mendenhall is Anderson’s cousin and a local farmer and businessman lives near Pacific Junction. Miss Dunn the assistant city clerk says she will explain water and light bill statements issued July 1 differing in size and color due to printing delays. next month will use uniform statements.
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Graham
Major Hall
F. T. Mendenhall
Atlantic
F. Anderson
Pacific Junction
Mr. Mendenhall
Mr. Anderson
Major
Miss Dunn
Saya
News Telegraph
United Presbyterian Service Schedule and Preparatory Services
Pastor J. C. Currin invites all to Sabbath school at 10, service at 11 with Communion, Y P C U at 7, evening worship at 8, and prayer meeting Wednesday at 8. Preparatory services Friday June 27 at 8 and Saturday June 28 at 2 30 p m. All are welcome.
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United Presbyterian
J. C. Currin
Y Hut Established for Harvest Workers at Pratt
A YMCA harvesters hut and canteen is set up in Federal Park as a new harvest season facility. Secretary R E Rush oversees preparations with county and city officials, providing coin bedding and reading materials for arriving harvest hands.
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Associated Press
Pratt
Kan
Jane
Y. M. C. A. Harvesters
Federal Park
R. E. Rush
Gregory
Methodist Episcopal Service Outline and National Birthday Observance
LP W Simpson pastor says all services proceed as usual. Morning sermon is the third in the Ten Commandments series. At night the church, bedecked for the nation’s birthday, will honor returned soldiers on the church honor roll. Seats in the large chorus choir are reserved for all events and all are invited.
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Methodist Episcopal. LP
W. Simpson
First Congregational Church Announces Sunday Program
First Congregational Church on Fifth Street at Walnut invites all men to attend morning worship at 11 15 with a sermon by Rev Arthur C Ryan from Constantinople on The New Day in Turkey The church offers casual attire and electric fans Bible school at 10 Brotherhood class also at 10 All men welcome Young People meet at 7 p m Midweek service Wednesday at 730 p m
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First Congregational
Fifth Street
Walnut
Perez N. Bennett
Turkey
Arthur C. Ryan
Constantinople
Ryan
Bible
Brotherhood
Woodrow Wilson Names Commission to Probe Jewish Massacres
President Wilson advised the Senate via the State Department that he is considering sending another commission to Poland to investigate reports of Jewish massacres. The note comes as tensions rise over anti Jewish violence in the region and aims to confirm facts and potential accountability.
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Pras
Washington,d-6
Wilson
Senate
State Department
Poland
Fragmentary Reader Notice From The Evening Paper
An unclear OCR fragment references delivery options and address cues. It mentions a Red 403 code, a Haley, a Deadat, an Opera House, and office or residence numbers 290 and 349, suggesting a historical subscriber or distribution note with incomplete lines.
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Atlantic
Eines Rela
Haley
Deadat
Opera Howse
Bleck
Phoas
Office Red
Reo
Kansas Prelate Cunningham Dies After Long Service
Bishop John S. Cunningham head of the Concordia diocese for 21 years and a leading Kansas Catholic prelate died in Concordia at 77. Pontifical funeral rites and high masses were held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cathedral with Archbishop Glennon and other church dignitaries attending. Burial followed at Nazareth Convent cemetery.
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Associated Presse
Concordia
Kan
John S. Cunningham
Kansas
Ireland
Our Lady For Perpetual Help
Cunningham
Glennon
Convent of -#1
Nazareth
High Wind and Rain Sweep Towns in Storm Path
A violent afternoon storm struck Anita and surrounding areas with torrential rain and powerful winds. Telephone lines were disrupted in several communities, including Brayton, Elk Horn, Smith Lake, and Gates, but no damage reports are confirmed beyond outages.
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Anita
Brayton
Elk ‘Horn
Smith Lake
Gates
Elk Horm
Notice of dissolution of J O Wheatley & Co
The firm dissolves by mutual consent and all those owing on book accounts must settle at once by cash or bankable note. Books stay at the store this week and next week the Marne Savings Bank will have a list of unpaid accounts. Wheatley Marne Iowa.
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J. O. Wheatley & Co
Marne Sayings Bank
Thaea
Mexico 1920 presidential bid announced for Obregon
Los Angeles dispatch reports the formal announcement of General Alvaro Obregon as Mexico’s presidential candidate for the 1920 election. The news confirms Obregon will seek the presidency and signals the start of a decisive campaign in Mexican politics.
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Associated Preas
Los Angeles
Calif
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Ill and injured in town hospital report
Harry Marsh suffering from rheumatism has been taken to the hospital. P. Sanderson, foreman of the Rock Island construction force, was operated on at a local hospital for acute appendicitis.
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Harry Marsh
P. Sanderson
Rock Island
Still, Another Cutout Fiend Captured by Police
Credit the police with another cutout fiend captured Grant Davis of the east county was taken last night while driving with the cutout open and without proper lights He paid a fine of 10 dollars and costs totaling 18 dollars There were several young people in the car with Davis
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Grant Davis
Burnea’ Davis
Davis
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