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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
8
In a tense domestic scene Colonel Tom explains to Miss Lucy how he moved her to safety then forged a plan to obtain and hide a baby. He describes driving with the infant, paying the mother to surrender the child, and a violent struggle as the plan collapses when the maid and others discover the intrusion.
A terse country dialogue unfolds with Colonel Tom admitting leaving a baby bottle on a doorstep near a blacksmith’s shop. The speaker declares a draw toward Miss Lucy and resolves to take responsibility, ending abruptly with a final statement.
A special Senate committee grilled every U S senator in blocks of four to uncover any outside influence on tariff votes. The panel, chaired by Senator Oversonn, questioned disclosures of business ties, money, or favors tied to tariff schedules and any attempts to sway colleagues’ votes. Subpoenas followed named discussions and possible improper means. Public tips were invited as the probe widened, with ex-lawmakers revealing post-term lobbying roles.
The Nut Club presents a charming romance of American life centered on a beautiful young southern widow. The story follows her adventures as she faces love and mystery. Readers are kept guessing whom she will finally marry.
In Paterson New Jersey Mrs Jessie Wood argues her husband James G Wood was the personification of laziness. She endured five years of refusal to work and daytime sleepiness. She testified she washed his hands and face daily and put on his socks while he avoided baths.
In Venice California a porpoise playtime startled Misa Violet Nathan of Minneapolis. Bathers fled Maier Pier as a school of porpoises frolicked, a large one rubbed against her, she fainted, and was carried several feet astride the creature before security intervened. Lifeguard David Moreno aided the shaken victim and others nearby.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript notes a letter from the Krupp of 1868 recommending large guns to Napoleon III. The opinion implied is that such correspondence signals a perilous path for a business man in the current era, paralleling today’s view of Krupps.
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