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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1925

Page

6

Brigh ton Community Club meets Friday May 15

Marne Iowa brief notes Sunday visits by Gunderson Nelson and others at Mrs Henrietta Nelsons home. Mrs C C Reason returns from Atlantic hospital. Lester Allen born to Mr and Mrs L J Sampson Tuesday May 19.

Marne Ty News-Telegraph John Gunderson Anita M. P. Gunderson Nels Nelson Atlantic Will Young Otto Kuhr Will Shahan Margaret Simon Henrietta Nelson C. C. Reason Atlantic Hospital Brighton Community Club Masonics Hall L. J. Sampson Lester Allen

Police Reserve Breaks Up Howard University Strike

Police reserves were called to disperse meetings of striking students at Howard University, a government operated campus. The action followed protests against compulsory military drill by the students.

Washington Howard University

Farmers Plan Billion Dollar Wheat Exporting Corp

Des Moines May 18 A billion dollar expert corporation to control grain prices is the goal of the National Conferences of farm organization leaders in session here today. Delegates from producing farm organizations across the grain belt endorsed congressional enactment to enable the establishment and financing of a gigantic export body controlled by real dirt farmers which would insure farmers an average profit of not less than five per cent plus their cost of production. The conference also endorsed cooperative marketing and recognized the principle that cost of production plus a reasonable profit is necessary for any enterprise.

Des Moines Farm Organization Eearl

Warner Brothers declare war on movie trust in bid to build theaters

Warner Brothers facing a so called motion picture trust condemns rival firms for moving toward monopoly and the ability to refuse showing outside films. Harry Warner, president, says the move prompts construction of several new theaters as first step in the conflict.

Los Angeles Warner Brothers Hollywood Motion Picture Trust Harry Warner Warner

France Open to Talks With Germany on Security Pact

Paris May 13 France willing to negotiate with Germany on its security pact proposal but only if talks base on the Versailles treaty. Foreign Office official says Briand notes reply will be courteous and firm though Germany is not yet a League of Nations member.

Paris INS France Germany Foreign Office Briand Leagne ‘of Nations

Esix car rumor corrected by Atlantic Ford News editor

Ernie Herring, editor of the Atlantic Ford News, faced backlash after falsely reporting that the Madison Motor Co would discontinue the Essex car. A Detroit Hudson Co telegram clarified Essex Six would not be discontinued, and Herring issued a correction noting a desire to publish informative content.

Ernie” Herring Atlantic Automobile Company House Arvan Atlantic Ford News Ford Maidson Motor Company Hudson Company Detroit Mich

Finger Prints Transmitted Telefotically From New York

A test of telefutic transmission of fingerprints from New York to Chicago succeeded today. John J. Carty of American Telephone and Telegraph praised the innovation as a major advance in rapid criminal apprehension. Five minutes after transmission the fingerprints matched those of John Brooks, a renowned pickpocket, in Chicago.

Chicago INS New York John J. Carty American Telephone and “Telegraph Company Bertillion John Brooks

Former Adair Lady Dies in Faulkton North Dakota

May 3. Word arrives from Faulkton N D that Mrs Oliver Peschl formerly Alice Ford of Adair died last Thursday. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Ford. Mr and Mrs E J Stewart Robert Stewart and Harry Lynn from this vicinity attended services held Sunday at Faulkton.

Adair Faulkton N. D Oliver Peschl Alice Ford Wm. Ford E. J. Stewart Robert Stewart Harry Lynn

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