Low Fares to West and Canada Through Chicago Great Western
D B Peterson district passenger agent advertises very low fares to the Pacific Coast Utah Idaho Montana North Dakota and Canada via the Chicago Great Western Railroad Ady. Des Moines Iowa.
06 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
1
D B Peterson district passenger agent advertises very low fares to the Pacific Coast Utah Idaho Montana North Dakota and Canada via the Chicago Great Western Railroad Ady. Des Moines Iowa.
Arnold Lawson, son of Thomas W. Lawson, imported what is described as the finest and most costly pack of bulldogs into the United States at a cost of 37500 dollars. The collection includes Champion Centaur, Champion Beamish Blunderbus, Irish Boy, Juanita, Dora and Newington Supreme, with one dog Deodora Dina having died in England. They will be shown at the Westminster Kennel Club show in New York and the Boston dog show, with Centaur and Beamish Blunderbus noted as top contenders.
Former Judge O W Powers opens closing for Clarence Darrow on second jury bribery charge in the McNamara case. He argues Darrow’s character and labor defense, attacks Franklin and Harrington, and cites Fredericks’ alleged bias. Darrow himself begins his closing amid crowded, tense courtroom conditions with accusations against Wheat Grey.
Heligoland Germany March six ty six of the crew of the German torpedo boat S 178 were drowned when the boat was rammed by the cruiser Yorck in the North Sea. Lieutenant Koch the commander and his first officer perished while the surgeon and fifteen crewmen were saved.
President Wilson settles into the White House with a busy day, inviting only invited guests and meeting about 2,000 people. He approves routine, meets with Cabinet nominees including Daniels, Garrison, Lane, Bryan, Burleson, McReynolds, McAdoo and others, and delegates tasks to top aides.
President Wilson announced he offered Chairman William F. McCombs a principal diplomatic post and hoped for his acceptance. Rumors linked a France ambassadorship and named Elkus in Japan, Page for Austria or Germany, Crane for Russia, Olney for Great Britain, Penfield for Austria or Italy, and Morganthau or Osborn for Germany or Turkey.
In Boston on March 6 a legislative committee voted to report leave to withdraw on a bill for a referendum on a constitutional amendment. The proposed amendment would remove the word male from voter qualification provisions after several hearings with prominent men and women participating.
A local ad promises instant relief from eczema and related skin diseases with a full size bottle of D. D. D. Prescription, an antiseptic wash, on a money back guarantee if it does not stop the itch immediately, highlighting the soap and cleansing product as a cure for stubborn cases.
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