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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
7
Local dental practitioner Dr J T Ralston operates from the Fulton building offering routine care. Contact is listed as Green 48 for appointments and inquiries.
United Press reports Vienna marking the first anniversary of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife’s assassination in Sarajevo. The piece notes the start of World War I and lists belligerents, casualties, territorial shifts, and maritime losses, including the sinking of the Lusitania and U.S. lives lost, prompting U.S. demands to halt such killings.
A brief item notes Nebe's footwear choice as a nod to comfort for Independence Day celebrations. The feature highlights practical wear for holiday events and suggests a practical, relaxed approach to holiday attire.
The Merchants Greys defeated Elk Horn 10 to 0 on the local grounds yesterday. Elk Horn players showed sportsmanship in defeat. Key contributors include Helzer and M Wright with multiple hits, while Bluto and Jorgensen shared pitching duties.
Washington June 28 Papers filed mark the first challenge to the constitutional validity of the federal income tax in the Supreme Court case brought by Jala Pontel Uource Blot of Detroit. The filing argues the surtax on individuals is invalid for several reasons including corporate stockholders bearing tax on undistributed gains, treasury secretary power without hearings, and corporate discretion to withhold taxes creating corporate privilege over individuals.
Several thousand Zionist leaders gathered in Boston June 28 for the era’s most important American Zionist conference. War upheaval in Europe has shifted responsibility to Americans as Zionists anticipate fierce postwar competition for Palestine. L Brandeis urged a movement that grants Jews freedom to reside where they choose, not forcing relocation to Palestine.
The Interstate Commerce Commission concluded a five day hearing on the western advance rate case in Washington Indy. Railroads and shippers debated the reasonableness of proposed advances while carriers face financial strain and seek higher revenue. Clifford Thorne led shippers arguing no demonstrated need for higher returns, with Burlington and other railroad reps countering.
United Press reports Carranza has captured Mexico City while Villa amasses 3,000 men 80 miles south of El Paso ready to meet Huerta if he escapes. Huerta, former provisional president, is released on a $15 bond in El Paso with Orozco freed on $7 bond for conspiracy charges.
L D Thomas a longtime city resident and collector for a local firm died suddenly of heart disease at his Boone home Saturday night. He was about 67 and is survived by his wife, daughter Mrs A Goold of Harlan, and son W J Thomas of Omaha. No funeral arrangements announced. Comfort in every pair of Nobels shoes.
The state now requires a license to hunt or trap fur bearing animals with a $1 fee for citizens and $10 for aliens. Notices were sent to county auditors including Kringer confirming the new law, which replaces the former no-license rule.
A man from Omaha was taken off a train at the local station last evening and fined $10 in police court this morning for drunkenness. He said he had been to a place in Omaha where liquor was sold Sunday and had become beastly drunk before he burst it. Celebrate the Fourth in Nebe’s shoes.
Mrs. J. E. Baron receives word that her sister Mrs. Frank F. Robinson died of pneumonia at her Cleethorpes home in Lincolnshire England. She passed away while her husband served with the English army in Europe. Survived by her husband five sons the eldest thirteen two sisters and two brothers. One sister remains in England.
A great remonstration of Zionist strength opened at the second session of the American Federation of Zionists in Ibla City. Delegations from across the region attend the convention, regarded as the most important ever held by Zionists. Louis Lipsky chairs the executive committee as the convention runs through July 1.
Luke M Ravenstein and Hazel M Parimley, both of Atlantic, applied for marriage licenses announced with the list of names.
Real estate transfer list shows LL Robinson selling to H S Rattenbore and Maude A Tider, with portions of lots and undivided interests noted. Several parcels described by section, township, range and plat references, including Atlantic area transfers to Francis H2 Jiu and related undivided shares.
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