Auto Wreck Victim John Daly Dies in Floyd County
John C. Daly, 53, one of two seriously injured in a Lewis road auto wreck Friday, died Sunday at Atlantic hospital from a brain injury. He moved to Charles City a decade ago to run the Pullman hotel, was twice married, and is survived by two brothers and a sister. funeral and burial planned in Charles City with his remains shipped there.
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John C. Daly
Lewis Road
Atlantic Hospital
Mr. Daly
Iowa
Dennis Daly
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Daly
Pullman
Charles City
Détdna
Mrn. Daly
Wiscondift
Deceosta Fea’ Ee
Chas. A. Daly
Thomas Daly
Philip Tibeau
Minneapolis
Slater
Decenned
Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Hilke
Commercial Club
The
Country Club
Elks Lodge
Farrow
Premier Wekerle Denies Italian Offensive Losses
Amsterdam July 1 Hungarian premier Dr Alexander Wekerle stirred a sensation with a Budapest dispatch claiming rumors exaggerate Italian losses in the latest offensive. He said Austro-Hungarian forces incurred great casualties while sparing lives, denying the higher prisoner count claimed by others and asserting the true figure remains unclear.
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Amsterdam
Alxander Wekerle
Patment
Josain
Budapest
Theremier
An. Ee
Ives
Sime
Forty Nine Names On Casualty List No Iowans Among Them
United Press reports Pershing's casualty list of forty nine names includes five deaths by accident. The Washington dispatch notes no Iowans among the names, reflecting regional absence in this tally.
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Iowa
United Press
Washington, D. C
Pershing
Allied Troops Capture Mountain and Prisoners on Asiago Plateau
Italian forces broke Austro Hungarian lines on the Asiago plateau taking Monte di Valbella and capturing 809 prisoners after counter attacks. They also claimed the left bank of the Brenta area, seizing Sassa Rosso. French and British actions rose further north with a German artillery surge noted from Amiens to Lens, while Pershing’s forces reported raids yielding 36 prisoners in Picardy and repulsing a German party in the Vosges.
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Asiago
Monte di Vabells
Sassa Rosso
Brenta
Mame
Villers-Cotterets Forest
Soissons
Clignan River
Moslay
Pasay-en- Valois
St. Pierre Aigie
Merris
Nieppe Forest
Amiens
Albert
Scarpe
Arras
Fest‘ubert
Lens
Berlin
Yser
Marne
Alexis Romanoff
Pershing
War Department
Picardy
Voses
Food meetings scheduled for week across Cass county
The schedule for Miss Lucile McRoberts district food demonstrations lists events across Cass county towns. July 2 at 9:30 a.m. at Mrs John Joyce in Pymoan township. 2:00 p.m. at Mrs H H Brehmer in Washington township. July 3 9:30 p.m. at Mrs Nath in Washington township. 2:00 p.m. at Mrs Frank Strittmatter in Washington Priday. July 6 2:00 p.m. at Red Cross room in Maine Grove township. Today's meeting in The Grove was canceled due to illness.
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Lucile McRoberts
Cass County
John Joyce
Pymoan Township
H. H. Brehmer
Washington Township
Mra. Wm
Kristenson Bros Mercantile Co Announces All Day Closure
A garbled notice indicates Kristenson Bros Mercantile Co will be closed all day the Fourth with customers urged to plan around limited supplies.
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Kristenson Bros, Mercantile Co
Golfers to Play for Red Cross at Atlantic Club
The Atlantic Golf and Country Club players will compete in a Red Cross charity event on the Fourth of July afternoon. The handicap scheme charges per stroke across eighteen holes, making the poorest golfer the heaviest contributor. Strong interest surrounds the forthcoming tournament.
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Gosfers
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Red Cross
Interesting local moves and events in Exira Iowa
Special to the News Telegraph Exira Iowa July 1 Dr Lou Cleveland local lady physician moving to Harlan to practice and reside Mike Harned and wife relocate to Casper Wyoming to start anew and enter furniture business their son George already departed The Harneds longtime Standard Oil man here Mr Harned family well known Statzell returns to Girard from visit John Miller and George Spoo Atlantic arrive to install lightning rods at Fattlefield home new residence praised Mrs Chas Burns from Peoria Ill visits Des Moines for Fourth of July Mia C J Graff and daughter back from Villiseu with measles Miss Ansa and Hannah Gude leave Atlantic for nurse training Miss Blain Hunt Pueblo librarian visiting Dean Kirk Des Moines leads service Christian church dedicates service flag with seven stars Audubon band parades to advertise Fourth of July in Audubon Mrs Bruno Lorenzen Atlantic staying with parents until husband location in training camp near him Si F Andrews and son Pearl visit Clarinda Harry Tibben and wife hold reception for kin and daughter Frank Echlater and wife
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Mike Harned
Casper
Wyo
Mr. Harned
George
Standard Oil
Store at Mortons Mills Robbed of Ten Dollars
Special to the Newa Telegraph Grant Iowa July 1 reports the general store at Mortona Mills entered and robbed of $10. It is believed the thieves fled in Fletcher Gurley's Ford. Bloodhounds trail the suspects as officers pursue them late Sunday night.
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Newa-Telegraph
Thieve
Iowa Garment Aid Spurs War Department Order
A letter to the Atlantic Mothers Club notes the War Department plans to order 125 000 anti vermin garments after Iowa's successful wartime sample. Gen Logan urged Iowa women to assist, and Cal Bennett reportedly informed Pershing. The writer anticipates Iowa may be called to produce more government suits.
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Atlantic Mothers Club
Atlantic
Iowa City
Franz
War Department
Iowa
Telegraphic Brevities Xap General
Government rail administration returns lines to private control. Socialist candidate Eugene V. Debs is arrested in Cleveland on a warrant tied to his Canton speech. First American military force arrives in Italy to join wartime troops. more will follow. War expenditures for the first year near twelve billion dollars. Ralph von Kessel, Omaha native, to enlist in U.S. service. Pope Benedict prays at midnight mass for peace. Work or fight order takes effect today.
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Eugene V. Dabs
Opr Times
United States
Cleveland
Charles W. Lapp
Charles Boehme
Canton
Italy
Ralph von Kessel
Germany
U. S
Omaha
Pope Benedict
Speeders Cited to Appear in Mayor's Court
T. J. Franklin of Anita and Dan Shay of the Vista Vicinity were cited to appear this morning in mayor's court on speeding charges from last evening. They posted $5 bonds but failed to appear, and the money was forfeited to the treasury.
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T. J. Franklin
Anita
Dan Shay
Vista
Band Boys Appreciate Interest Thanks Donors
In behalf of the Atlantic Band Joe Schiappacasse thanks donors to the Band fund and pledges to make the Band the best ever. Special thanks go to Mr Cardio and Mr Herring for their interest as maps of the western battle front are offered for 26 cents at the News Telegraph.
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Atlantic
Joe Schiappacasse
Cardio
Mr. Herring
Western Battle Front
Uncle Sam Raises Rural Carrier and Clerk Salaries
Uncle Sam raises salaries effective today with a 20 percent increase for rural carriers and $24 per year for each mile over twenty four, totaling about $240 yearly for Atlantic office carriers and mileage-based gains from $44 to $144. Clerks and city carriers receive a flat $200 yearly raise.
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Uncle Sam
Atlantic
Work or Fight Begins for Iowa Registrants Today
Des Moines July 1 Hundreds of Iowa registrants reclassified due to dependents and nonessential jobs shift to useful industries under Maj. Gen. Crowder's work or fight order. Draft boards enforce changes, notify if employment not updated, and must reassess naires. Clerks and service workers shift as job centers aid farmers seeking laborers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
E. H. Crowder
Maj
Frank Lyman
Adjutant General's Office
Growder
Lyman
Packers Dispute Commission Report Denial in Chicago
In Chicago on July 1 Armour & Co. reps refuted federal trade commission findings of profiteering. They argued the packing industry supports the army and profits were a fraction of a cent per pound. They compared consumer meat prices with livestock costs to question profiteering claims.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Pullman Hotel Closed After John C Daly Death
The Pullman hotel is closed and will not reopen unless a new owner takes over after the death of John C Daly. The closure is effective immediately.
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John C. Daly
Pullman
Thirteen Destroyers to be Launched July Fourth
Washington July 1 thirteen new destroyers will be launched at American yards by the Fourth the Navy Department announced today.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Griswold Red Cross reports strong June year
Special to the News Telegraph Griswold July 1 The Griswold Red Cross shipped 111 pairs of socks 9 pairs of wristlets 237 pillow cases 100 hospital shirts 83 sweaters and 45 comfort bags in June The Griswold baseball team lost to Shenandoah 4 to 1 A Red Grass social at Lyman Nettz home in Noble township raised 120 dollars Mrs B C McCarthy attends Evansville wedding of her brother Dr F W Hartman to Miss Blanche Bell Evansville IN
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News-Telegraph
Griswold
Jaws
The
Red Cross
B. C. McCarthy
Evansville
Ind
F. W. Hartman
Blanche Bell
Lyman Nettz
Noble Township
Elliott Couple Married Sunday Near Cuinth
At five o clock yesterday in the Christian parish hall Mora May Johnson and Elroir Lawrence Kasch, both of Cuinth, were united in marriage by B. Franklin Hall. They were attended by the brother in law and the bride, and Mrs. Glinde. The newlyweds will live on a farm near Cuot.
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Christian Pasoune
Liga Mora May Johnson
Elroir Lawrence Kasch
Cuinth
B. Franklin Hall
Glinde
Kasch
Ciuot
Judge Holds Short Court Session Probate Reports Accepted
Judge Rocka presided Saturday issuing probate entries. The John Taulty estate final report was accepted and the administrator discharged after bond exoneration. In guardianship of Weinstrong minors, the guardian filed final report, bond exonerated, and discharged.
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Rocka
Aittle Court
John Taulty
Wein Strong
Barber Ted Book Hit In Eye By Foul Baseball
Ted Book of Leach barber shop wore an eye sling after being struck in the eye by a foul baseball while playing with the Atlantic team in a game against Walnut at Lewis yesterday. He was batting when the ball from his own bat hit him.
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Ted Book
Leach
Atlantic
Lewis
Walnut Team Defeats Invincibles at Crystal Lake Diamond
The Walnut baseball team defeated the Atlantic Invincibles at Crystal Lake diamond near Lewis yesterday. The official score was not released, but Walnut secured a decisive victory. Atlantic faces the Quartermaster's department team at Camp Dodge next, Sunday at the lake diamond.
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Walnut
Atlantic Invincibles
Crystal Lake Diamond
Lewis
Atlantic
Quartermaster’s Department
Camp Dodge
The
Lake Diamond
Fourth of July Closure Notice Will Close All Day
A damaged notice states the store will be closed all day on the Fourth of July and urges customers to shop before the shutdown, noting the closure is permanent for the holiday and presenting unclear further directions.
France Front Raids Net Prisoners and Advances
Allied reports from Paris and London describe successful raids on the Pleardy front with gains along a five mile sector north of Thierry. Troops reportedly advance, taking prisoners at multiple Mare-front positions, including about two hundred captives.
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Unite
Wey Parls
Thierry
Messly
Mare Front
London
Daig
Young Lewis youths unharmed when car overturns
A group of six Lewis youths were riding in a car that overturned Saturday night near the Chas. R. Hunt corner between Atlantic and Lewis. They were not injured though the crash occurred while they were trailing another vehicle. Five Lew is residents and one from Atlantic were named among the occupants.
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News-Telegraph
Lewis
Iowa
Chas. R. Hunt Corner
Atlantic
Tracie
Wrest
Thetmy Wever
Bele
Shindley
Kiva Starr
Perry Wart
April Deaths and Auto Accidents Reported
A partial April death tally is given alongside a flood of auto crash figures. The report lists 224 automobile accidents with numerous injuries and includes counts of embankments, broken bones, runaways, and collisions involving street cars trains and horse vehicles, noting dozens of injuries across the period. The fragmentary text references Verh Resorts and multiple incident types without complete context.
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Hans
Verh
Sergeant Hawkins In The City Today
Sergeant Owen Hawkins of Red Oak, a returning overseas soldier, visits relatives of Company M men and plans to report to Washington in a few days before heading back to the front. He has spent most of the recent weeks at Red Oak.
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Owen Hawkins
Red Oak
Thea
Company M
Xpport
Washington
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John Miller
George Spoo
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Peoria
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Villiseu
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Ansa
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Blaié Hunt
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Dean Kirk
Audubon Band
Audubon
Bruno Lorenzen
Caas County
Hon
Si. F. Andrews
Pearl
Clarinda
Harry Tibben
Nwn-Melay
Frank Echlater
Mortons Mills
TAR Department
Sincerely, Charlotte W. Hastman
Packers Dispute Commission Report
Griswold Red Cross
Shenandoah
Elliott
Christain
Ine
Misa
Flora May Johnson
Lawrence Kaach
Seth W
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