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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1915

Page

1

Athletes Exposition Meet Opens In Chicago Tonight

The United Prose reports the Exposition wrestling championships begin tonight in Chicago under the Vinay Athletic Union. Teams from the West compete for top honors with final elimination bouts set for Saturday. The event features Western athletes and promises strong showings from Eastern contenders.

United Prose Chicago Vinay Athletic Union Tonich Wil San Mranalec

iTEXAS DEMANDS FIRE ESCAPES

A damaged, fragmented text outlines proposed safety measures affecting school buildings, lodging buses, public halls, manufacturing sites, and other establishments. It mentions law revisions, oversight of public centers, and a push for stricter fire escape requirements amid regional unrest and regulatory shifts.

Cesar Regishalore

Homestead rate notice and ad leads to ordering

The News Telegraph lists a two copy rate of 2.30 by mail or 5.36 for two if sent in Atlantic. An order for the Homestead must accompany the News Telegraph order to secure it. Also mentions a product to improve floors and a local dentist contact.

News-Telegraph Iowa Atlantic

Fortified Goodyears Dominate Tire Market Claim

Goodyears hold the highest place in tires as analysts note last year 1,479,883 units sold, roughly one tire per car in use, reflecting strong consumer demand and brand leadership.

Reconstruction of Initiative Debate Marks City and State Policy

A reform amendment to restore initiative and referendum is up for a second consideration after initial failure. The proposal, tied to party platforms, faced opposition and was sent back to the committee. In Mason City a school superintendent plan gains support as the district tests new supervisory methods for grades and primary education.

Mason City Maren Sie

Testimony begins in Enid Shaw suit in Council Bluffs

In Council Bluffs on March 25 testimony opened in the district court suit of Miss Enid Shaw against Angus Dammrow receiver of the Union Short Line railroad. Shaw seeks to recover on promissory notes given to her father Leslie M Shaw for money advanced to promote a Tryner road and assigned by her father. Colonel George W Adams attended as a witness for Governor Shaw. Dammrow admitted he was once president of the road he now controls as receiver. The case proceeds with a jury. juror TL Th Besse, a colored porter, is noted as the first juror of his race in twenty years in the district court.

Council Bluffs Enid Shaw Secretary of the Treasury Leslie MM. Shaw Angus Dammrow Towa Omaha Jacob Sim Denison Dammrow Adams Bero Besse Besse Ly

Defend Stock Deals and War News From Washington

Washington reports defend the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad stance on its financial moves including acquisitions of the Chicago and Alton and Clover Leaf lines. It argues salaries for executives were justified and deals like St Louis and San Francisco were good at the time. Also noted are postwar parcel shipments risk rules and a British ship incident with an aircraft attack.

Washington Chicago, Rock Island and Pacif Railroad Company Intersline Commerce Commission UN Road Reels Island Chicago Alton St. Louis San Francisco Burleson Parce Post Germany Austria

Forty Villa Soldiers Killed by Bombs Near Torreon

A Vera Cruz dispatch reported by Antonio Villarreal says dynamite planted by Carranza agents exploded under a train carrying Villa’s advance guard near Forlón between Monterrey and Tampico, killing about forty soldiers and injuring hundreds. The blast also damaged rail line as mines along the route were said to hinder Villa’s forces until Generals Reinmann and Gonzales could engage. Carranza reportedly sent a strong force including heavy guns toward Tampico.

Los Angeles Carranza Villa Forlon Monterey Tampico Vera Cruz Antonio Villareal Trenjamin Ili Pablon Gonzales Vera Cry Tarpteo

Training for Big Match Havina March 23

Fack Johnson and Jess Willard train for the world heavyweight title fight. Johnson’s headquarters is the Stavium gym, while Willard trains in Miramar siding. Both charge admission to their quarters, drawing hundreds of Cuban and American visitors daily as Johnson shows strong form. Alleged axe slayer Mitshell pleads not guilty in Monmouth court, bound over to grand jury without bail for the 1911 Dawson family murders.

Havina Fack Johnson Jess Willard Johnson Monmouth Tovey Mitshell Dawson

Mystery of Flood of Money Explained in Leavenworth

Leavenworth Kansas March 25 A money flood flood mystery in 4 years past enriched many by sackings of ten and twenty dollar bills from felons. Charles Oldfield a railway mail clerk is said to have stolen 25000 from a mail and service in April 1912 in Chicago Pasadena California where currency began to appear on the streets in March 1913.

Leavenworth Kan Felice Carters Bishés Weed Tees Kansas City Charles Oldfield Oldfield Chicaga Pasadena Cal

Brayton Briefs: Local Moves and Legal Visit

John Graham of Audubon was in Brayton on legal business last week. A Andrews shipped household goods to Atlantic and will reside there before moving on to Montana. Henry Fredrickson and family moved to a farm near Atlantic and will work for Clark Swigey this year.

Brayton John Graham Audubon Andrews Atlantic Montana Henry Fredrickson Clark Swigey

Brayton and Audubon Residents Mentioned in Brayton Notices

Ed K Johnson and John A Johnson visited Brayton with families while Ellsworth Parker returned home near Anita after relatives' visit. Ralph Akers Sr of Audubon county died at Brayton. funeral at Brayton Church with burial in Bowel cemetery beside his wife. Several locals traveled to Atlantic Omaha Anita and nearby towns for visits and errands.

Ed K. Johnson Manning Brayton John A. Johnson George Leander Atlantic Peter Leander L. Daugard Niels FL Hoegh Eleights Ellsworth Parker Anita L. K. Simpson Ralph Akers Audubon County Mrayton Mr. Akers Wayne County Johnson County Iowa Lincoln Ralph Flannah Parker Brayton Church Bowel John Nissen Jon Audubon Wm. Hoegh W. R. Kooh Luther Hensley L. C. Heath Uarlan Sargent Minnie Mikklesen Omaha G. Thompson Joe Rose Buoday H. P. Hansen Theo Daugard- Wan Business Callier Charles Hansen Mary Ide

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