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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1924

Page

5

Farm Bureau Fourth of July Program Planned At Griswold

The county farm bureau picnic scheduled for the Fourth of July at Griswold features a 10 30 a m start with Griswold band, dog calling contest, basket dinner, speeches by C W Huntley and local officials, and an afternoon program ending with free moving pictures and a big tent show by the Angels Comedians. Ball game Lewis versus Atlantic, plus various contests and entertainment, fill the day with evening band music and a Frank Moore address.

County Farm Bureau Griswold C. W. Huntley State Federation Reynolds T. L. Smith D. E. Milford County ‘Farm, Bureau Atlantic Lewis Frank Moore Guthrie’ Center Farm Bureau Knoparbor Pavillion Chaése Cetple Bat Baby Rooster Singing of America A. G. Reynolds D. E Milford Cass County Farm Bureau Women’s Organization Mugig Hou Jchas Huntley Iowa Farm Bureau

Western Precinct Results Could Narrow Nestos Lead

Western state precincts reporting in Wednesday's primary election may alter Governor Nestos's lead. From 1,500 precincts Nestos has 59,531 votes to Arlig's 55,208. Syme, a Grand Forks resident, received an endorsement by the nonpartisan party.

Nesto Fargo N. D

Mistake in Ad at Favorite Market on Chestnut Street

An error in yesterday's News Telegraph ad for Favorite Market at 121 Chestnut Street misquoted two pounds of cookies for 20 cents. The correct price is one pound for 20 cents.

Chestnut Street News-Telegraph

Silzer Nominated to Democratic Convention Legacy

George S Silzer and his gubernatorial record are praised by John A Matthews as a Wilson ally and New Jersey reformer. He argues Silzer embodies honesty, progressivism, and effective governance, citing anti corruption actions and a business like approach to state government.

Madison Squares Garden New York Woodrow Wilson New Jersey John A. Matthews Wilson George S. Silzer Silzer

Gaines Denies Graft From Water Haul Men On West Second

Tilcomer Gaines a city hired hauler on West Second street says he did not accept pay for his work. He notes motorists sometimes tried to give tips but he had no hand out. City officials placed a policeman at the site to ensure fair treatment after reports teamsters were grafting others.

Tilcomer Gaines Focal Expressman West Second Street

Soldier who aided in capture Jefferson Davis dies

George M. Simmons of Madrid Ta, who helped capture Jefferson Davis during the Civil War, is dead. Simmons was a former Boone County supervisor.

Jefferson Davis Boone, In U. P

Mine Rescue Victims Die From Leaky Gas Masks

Vienna reports thirty miners suffocated in a coal mine explosion at Hartoylogenitz. Rescue efforts failed due to defective gas masks and several rescue workers died in the effort.

Vienna A. P Hartylogenitz Realcue Party

Illness Grips Shenandoah. Two Dead and Fourteen Stricken

Bulletin from Shenandoah Iowa reports two deaths and fourteen others ill in a mysterious disease outbreak. Doctors split on diagnosis with some calling it typhoid fever others malaria or pneumonia. Water samples are being tested for typhoid germs.

Shenandoah U. P

Massena restaurant man bound over on two charges

White of Massena arraigned before Justice Pennell on charges from a raid last week. He waived examination and was bound over to await grand jury action on two counts: maintaining a cigarette nuisance for selling fags without license and maintaining a gambling house. Bonds set at 500 for gambling and 300 for cigarette charge. Cigarettes and punch boards seized. Raid followed a search warrant by County Attorney Cockshoot.

White, Massena Justice of the Peace G. E. Pennell McKee Cockshoot Pennell White

Walter Hagen Wins British Open by One Stroke

Walter Hagen, American pro, captured the British Open by a single stroke at Hoylake with a 301 total over 72 holes, narrowly defeating British pro EH.K. Whitcomb who posted 302. The dramatic victory marks Hagen's triumph in the golf championship event held in England.

Walter Hagen Hoylake Jéngland Hagen EH. K. Whitcomb

Rainfall for Month Reaches Nearly Twelve Inches Here

Record kept by the government weather observer Miss Oza Cunningham shows total rainfall since the first of the month reaching 11.96 inches. The total yesterday was 1.35 inches.

Oza Cunningham

Casey's Fighting Irish to Play at Atlantic Sunday

The Atlantic town team will meet Casey nine here Sunday afternoon at Sunnyside Park. The Fighting Irish from Casey promise a good brand of ball.

Fighting Irish Atlantic Atlantic Town Casey Sunnyside Park

Two men and a boy saved after flood trapped atop telepole

In Iowa near Lewis a wagon in a Botna River flood carried three people to danger. Fred Swingle and Burley Painter along with Swingle's four year old son clung to a telepole for hours while rescuers ferried them to safety. Ethan Allen and others brought a heavier boat to the stranded trio near Mil Bridge and they were finally rescued after a tense effort watched by hundreds. Swingle, Painter and the boy survived.

Fred Swisgle Broadwater Neb Lewis Burley M. Painter Mr. Swingle Swingle Painter Place Des Moines St.Louis Ethan Allen Painter Orval Brow William Chet Odem Ninth Pine Streets

Dry Agents Seize Liquor Since Democratic Convention Opens

Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League announced that federal prohibitionists have seized 5200 gallons of liquor 800 barrels of beer and 3000 gallons of alcohol since the Democratic national convention crowd began to arrive last Saturday In Panora George Spencer has been visiting at Panora Iowa for several days.

New York A. P Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Panora George “Spencer Panora, Ja

Floor Battle Over Klan Plank Looms at National Convention

New York June 27 APL A division over the Ku Klux Klan issue looms at the Democratic National Convention as platform builders toil to reach a compromise on the Klan and League of Nations. A minority report on both questions will be presented by a 42 member sub committee. The platform committee may be unable to present a uncontroversial plank in time for tonight's session. Madison Square Garden report desks note a recess vote to suspend the rule to allow tonight's speeches to wrap up before balloting if a platform is not ready.

New York APL League of Nations Platform Committee Madison Square Garden U. P Davel L. Rockwell Weiing Gov Brennan Illinois Rockwell McAdoo Madison ‘Square Garden Resolution Committee TLC

Iowa district postmasters elect delegates to national meeting

Cass County man G. A. Archer postmaster at Cumberland and A. C. Reinhart of Van Horn were named delegates to the national postmasters meeting in Chicago this October. The Des Moines Iowa branch elected officers including O. J. Perdue president and Mrs. E. T. Lukem vice president, with Des Moines chosen for next year’s meeting location.

Postmaster Archer Cumberland Yen G. A. Archer Cumberland, S Iowa Chicago A. C. Reinhart van Horn Archer National League of District Des Moines Carl Walkau Williams C. A. Archer Vanhorn

Preston family visiting relatives in Des Moines

Mrs. Roy Preston and daughters Emma and Jane are visiting relatives in Des Moines for a couple of weeks, staying on Fourth Street.

Des Moines Roy Preston Emma Jane Sout- Fourth

McAdoo Denounces Religious Intolerance at Democratic Convention

June 27 Madison Square Garden report shows McAdoo campaign disavowing sympathy for religious intolerance as Klan issue dominates the Democratic National Convention. Delegates hear speeches on religious liberty, while McAdoo supporters and Smith delegation push to keep religion from derailing his nomination. Night session planned. controversy continues over platform on the Klan and League of Nations.

Madison Square Garden McAdoo Smith Silver New Jersey James M. Cox Ohio Fou Ace White Virginia Swanson Carter Glass

Weather Outlook: Partly Overcast Tonight And Saturday

Partly overcast conditions with local thunder showers possible Saturday. Warmer temperatures expected in the eastern portion tonight.

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