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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1922

Page

5

Fordney retirement may mean Green elevation

The retirement of Chairman Joseph Fordney of the Ways and Means committee would likely lead to W. R. Green of this district becoming chair. Green is the ranking member and has steered key tariff legislation including the emergency tariff bill and the permanent tariff measure, earning recognition as one of the House’s ablest men.

Fordney Joseph Fordney Ways and Means Committee National House Congress Michigan W. R. Green Green Congressman Green

Local Man Buys Griswold Farm At Auction

A Griswold auction sold the Louis Kursitzberg farm near Griswold to a local buyer, Mr. Meredith, at 167.50 per acre. The 120 acre homestead of the Kreitzberg family for 42 years attracted a good crowd. personal property sold well. N G Kraschel led the sale with Cols. Herman Nau and John Adams assisting. Kreuzberg plans to move to Nebraska.

Griswold City Louis Kursitzberg Meredith Kreitaberg N. G. Kraschel Cols Herman Nau John Adams Kreuzberg Nebraska

Campaign banks broke for both parties in 1914 race

United Press reports Washington June 27 that Democratic and Republican congressional candidates have been told they will receive little financial aid from national committees. The parties have declared the national campaigns are broke, forcing candidates to fund their own campaigns for primaries and the November election.

United Press Washington Congress

Cyclone Near Fremont Neb Destroys Crops and Property

A small hurricane near Fremont Nebraska last night caused thousands of dollars in damage. The cyclone carved a two mile wide by eighteen mile long swath destroying grain telephones and light poles and many farm buildings.

United Press Fremont Neb Here

Pymosa Pioneer Dies This Morning in Cass County

Henretta Gerhardt a longtime Lorah vicinity resident near 74, died at home. Born in 1848 in Providence of Posen Germany she immigrated in 1868 and lived on farms before settling near Sarah. Survived by two sons A H and L P Gerhardt and daughter Mrs Peter Hansen, a brother August Henke. Funeral Thursday 1:00 at home and 2:00 at Zion Lutheran Atlantic. Burial beside husband who died in 1905.

Henretta Gerhardt Otss County Lorah Germany Mrs. Gerhardt Providence Posen America Muscatine Iowa George F. Gerhardt Cass Cass County Maine Sarah Zion Lutheran Church of Atlantic A. H L. P. Gerhardt Pymosa Township Peter FP. Hansen August Henke Zion ‘Lutheran Church J. H. Lindemeyer

Young Couple Married Here on the 22nd in Griswold

A belated report states Ralph Parke of Griswold and Miss Faith Blare of Gary were wed last Thursday at the Church of Christ parsonage in Griswold officiated by Rev. Cooper. The couple will reside in Griswold.

Ralph’ Parke Griswold Faith Blare Gary Cooper Church of Christ Parsonage

Father Macs Minstrels Hit of Gulch Jamboree

Feature on Father McDermott chaplain of the Legion promising a big special feature for the Slippery Gulch show in City Park for one week starting July 1. Griswold leads a 26 piece band with 800 from Griswold expected, “Griswold Night” to be a highlight. Also notes about race standings and local election contenders including Miss Braun in Mayoress race and Henry Hughes in the mayoral field.

Father McDermott The Legion Atlantic Griswold Extra Henry Hughes Joe” Price Joe Miss Braun Cockshoot Spence Malcolm Reynolds W. K. Braun S. M. Mercer Margaret Lines Ruby Kirk Rupert Lee Gen. Forsythe Corrine Rapp Henry Hughes M. Dimick Lester Beech Geo. Donahue Wm Bike Jake Stahl L. d. Cackshoot Frank Spence Frank Rousseau Rupert Lee Ben Jensen Hugh Magarell Glen Turner W. T. Biggs

Cities Cannot Be Held Liable for Negligence of Employes

DES MOINES June 27 Municipalities cannot be held liable for acts of negligence by their agents, says Town Supreme Court in Hartman v. City of Oskaloosa. The ruling holds the city, as a state arm, not civilly liable for agents' actions during governmental duties unless statutes impose such liability. The case followed a fatal collision when a city fire engine struck Hartman at the station.

Des Moines Martha Bradley State of Russell W. Hartman Oskaloosa Hartman District Court Court Supreme Court Martha’ Bradley Lofver Ita Acta

Local pastor to lead Epworth League program

The Epworth League in Indianola plans a strong local showing for the Des Moines conference meeting. Rev. F. W. Simpson, the city M. E. pastor, will oversee the six morning watch programs. The gathering promises a splendid program with national Epworth leaders in attendance. Local league delegates will also participate after skipping the Clarinda meeting.

Rev. Simpson Epworth Epworth League Indianola League Sulyet Des Moines M . Church F. W. Simpson M. E Epworth Organization Clarinda

Former Iowa Grain Dealer Arrested in Denver for Embezzlement

United Press reports John E. Escher, ex Iowa grain dealer, was arrested in Denver on a charge of embezzling $10,000 from a Parkersburg elevator company. He allegedly received information from Iowa officials and stated he would return to Iowa without extradition proceedings.

Iowa Denver United Press Cole John Escher Parkersburg Iown Allison Ior Way Lowal

Unanimity Lacked in Board Vote on Federal Aid Plan

The board of supervisory failed to reach unanimity yesterday on extending Federal Aid Project Four. Anita Wasnotunanimous, and Mike Metz did not concur in delaying permanent improvements until March 1923.

Board of Supervisory Anita Mike Metz

Action by Labor Board May Delay Railroad Strike

Chicago reports show United States Railway Labor Board hearings on contract work influencing a threatened strike by maintenance of way and shop men. Officials say a postponement past July 1 could occur to observe board orders, with a conference of sixteen unions planned for cooperation. Predictions place the walkout possibly delayed to August 1.

United Press Chicago United States Railway Labor Board Rai Associated Press Railroad Union Maintenance of Waymen Railroad Leks John C. Smock Maintenance of Way Mens’ Association

Booze Bandits Battle On Fast Erie Train

Eight bootleggers tried a hold up on a fast Erie train carrying $25,000 liquor. Detective Edward Hamilton fought them, was shot and seriously wounded. Bandits opened fire near a gulch as the train neared danger. Hamilton fell after a behind shot. bandits fled with crew assisting.

United Press Pqhaxkus N.J Erie Edward Hamilton Hamilton

Sister of Cumberland Man Dead at Bluffs

The Council Bluffs Nonpareil reports the death at Council Bluffs of Nora Belle Spiritun 52 wife of F A Skipton sister of John D Shaw Cumberland Perry E Shaw Dinova Conn and Anna E Sheldon California. She died Sunday at 27 South Fourth Street. Funeral Thursday 2 PM at Masonic Temple Harmony Chapter No 25 O E S. burial in Goring Iowa.

Council Bluffs Cass County John D. Shaw Cumberand J. W. Skipton Nora Belle Spiritun South Fourth Street F. A. Skipton Cumberland Perry E. Shaw Dinova Conn Anna E. Sheldon California Masonic Temple Harmony Chapter Gorning

Well Known Lady Dies Early Today

Mrs Roxie E Ralston wife of Dr J T Ralston prominent dental practitioner died at six this morning in the Fulton building Chestnut and Sth street cause heart leakage had long suffered funeral Thursday at three o clock in Congregation Rev Ball officiating interment Carson Kentucky born parent R E Garter Glenroe Ky brothers Gene and Di Gilver no children survived

Roxie E. Ralston J.T. Ralston Fulton Building Chestnut and Sth Street Kentucky Ralston Kent Iowa Carson Oakland Atlantic

Lions delegates return from international meeting at Little Rock

M B Nelson and Q O Conley, representing the local Lions club, arrived home after attending the Lions international meeting in Little Rock Ark. They report five hundred delegates and fifteen hundred members attended. Arkansans treated guests royally while weather was cooler than home. An Oklahoma man Mr Vader will head Lions for the next year.

M.B. Nelson Q. O. Conley Lions’ Club The Lions Little Rock Ark Arkansans Oklahoma Mr. Vader

Pymosa Farm Bureau Opposes Ship Subsidy

The Pymosa township farm bureau met at Center schoolhouse with twelve members present and a referendum vote expressing opposition to the ship subsidy. Also reported, Louis Schwartz of Walnut vicinity, operated on six weeks ago at Jones hospital, returned home today.

Pymosa Louis Schwartz The Walnut Vicility Jones Hospital

Prohibition raids seize 15 stills in Audubon Carroll counties

In Iowa two counties near Carroll and Audubon were targeted in a coordinated sweep by federal state and local authorities. The raid netted 15 stills 2600 gallons of mash 125 gallons of liquor 21 gallons of beer plus wine and various distilling devices. Several suspects were raided with some locations burned or cleared of evidence while others yielded no finds.

Audubon News-Telegraph Suly Fourth Audubon County Carroll County Iowa Carroll Audubon Counties Dedham John Goulwitcher John Steffy Mike Nale Frank Burberger

Former Atlantic Girl Weds Minneapolis Man in Seattle

Miss Helen Grace Cadwell daughter of George B Cadwell wed Mr George Vollmer a Minneapolis man in Seattle on Thursday June 22 Their home will be 4828 Penn avenue south Minneapolis after September first Cadwell is well known in Atlantic and Seattle where she taught piano at a Hawaiian university She is noted as a musician and charming person with many friends hoping for their happiness.

Seattle Wash Helen Grace Cadwell George B. Cadwell George Vollmer Minneapolis Penn Avenue South Atlantic Honolulu

Legion Meeting For District at Exira

The Rev PF McDermott, district commander, spoke at Exira where a district American Legion meeting was held. State Commander Steck of Ottumwa joined as a second speaker and the program progressed as scheduled in a splendid meeting. Mr and Mrs J S Herbert left for Mitchell South Dakota to visit their sons Clinton and Robert.

PF. N. McDermott Exira American Legion Steck Ottumwa Father McDermott Extra J. S. Herbert Weft Mitchell, South Dakota Clinton Robert

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Judge Green House Committee Elliott Padrick Georgia Willaas Padrick M. B. Dixon Mayoress Father Mac Gulch Co. K. McDowell Southern Ilinois Coal Company Herrin Labor Board Bluffs Roxie Ralston Dr. Ralston Meeting of the Lions Legion Meeting
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