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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
1
Des Moines reports say Iowa Republicans back Senator Cummins for next year’s presidential race with cautious optimism. The view varies on national dynamics, but Iowa could carry influence at the convention if the current tone holds.
Constable Ray Chinn of Bettendorf was seriously injured when the automobile he was trying to halt struck him and broke his jaw knee ribs and crank shaft. Dr McElvoy of Moline drove the car. Chinn had long pursued speeders in Bettendorf and went out with a rifle. the weapon was shattered.
Fort Madison Iowa June 28 Deputy Warden Ben F Skyles who was attacked by a convict with an axe last week is granted a vacation on the prison managements recommendation. The move follows a pattern where guards take leave after tense incidents and amid resignations. Officials say Skyles action is not aimed at shifting blame nor signaling weakness but a temporary measure while tensions ease.
Leyte Williams of Post Oak Mos Tvelopments says the car, stolen from editor John Rhodes of Blair Nel, was identified by the owner at the scene. The father traveled from Missouri to bring the body home for burial. The young man had just completed a course at a Kansas City automobile school. A Fremont Ned card to his father hinted he would be home soon.
Professor Maney of the Ames College horticultural extension surveys orchards and vineyards around Council Bluffs. With Greene and others, his team reports conditions nearly perfect, notes complete coddling moth destruction this season, urges spraying to protect developing fruit, and highlights issues with black rot and birds in grapes.
Warren La Follette aged forty drowned after his motor boat engine failed and drifted over a dam in the Skunk river north of Oskaloosa Iowa. His body was recovered.
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