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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1925

Page

5

British Author Higard Dies In London

Sir Henry Rider Higard, noted British author, died in London today. Other items report Edwin J. Frisk appointed acting postmaster at Des Moines Iowa. Claire Windsor and Bert Lytell wed in Juarez Mexico. a religion school organized at University of Iowa. a Toledo gas explosion injuring eight. a major Ausable Parka blaze causing large losses. a $20,000 jewelry theft in Tarrytown. a Vancouver sawmill fire destroying a major mill. a 26 gallon still found in Sioux City. northern Ontario forest fires threatening communities. Detroit liquor seizures amid dry spell. a Mason City man jailed for fraud. Homer Lane's deportation appeal denied.

Avoca Pioneer and Old Stage Coach Driver Ill

Kin of Adair man Startles London Avoca pioneer Jacks aged 92 from Avoca described as a pioneer driver between Omaha and Denver before railroads. He fell ill about a week ago and is cared for at home. He is the father of Kade Jackson, a Council Bluffs attorney.

AVOCA Tin Spoecial Ta News-Telegraph Debn Jacks Pheumania Strickin Jackson Omaha Denver Kade Jackson

Gibson to Appeal Rail Tax Suit to U S High Court

Des Moines May 14 Attorneys General statement indicates Gov. Gibson will appeal the rail tax case to the U S Supreme Court. The ruling lowered Rock Island and Great Western assessments, costing the state about 750 000 annually. The three judge court denied an injunction and the Supreme Court upheld. Gibson expects victory in the high court.

Des Moines INS Bend Gibson Martin d.iWade United States Supreme Court Wade Scott M. Ladd State Executive Council Rock Island and Great Western Railroads Ladd Rock Island Great Western Towa Interstate Commerce Commission Great Vern Executive Council Wade, Munger and Stone W. H. Taft

Local Woman Dies Hedging Through Open Cellar Door

Mrs Steve Moore reports the death of her sister Mrs Johanna Higgins in Fort Wayne Indiana after stepping into an open cellar door and falling to the cellar floor. She fractured her skull and never regained consciousness. Funeral services were held at Winimac Indiana and she was buried in the Catholic cemetery.

Steve Moore Cedar Street Johanna Higgins Ft. Wayne Ind

Prohibition Enforcement Needs Huge Sum, Officials Say

The Washington correspondent reports that to enforce prohibition and liquor smuggling laws the government must appropriate a vast sum. Officials and observers cite intensified drives on the Pacific coast with reports of an international smuggling ring and camouflaged vessels near Catalina Island, as agents prepare to halt anticipated activities along the coast.

Robert 5 Thorn Burgh É Ashington Driff Gch Congress Pacific Coast San Francisco INS California Los Angeles Prohibition Catalina Island

Ex-Governor Davis Wins A Point In Pardons Case

Former Governor Jonathan M. Davis faces trial in Topeka on conspiracy and bribery charges. As the fourth session opens, prosecutors focus on Davis actions in the Pollman pardon scheme, while details of that case are limited by judge McClure’s ruling.

Davis D. O. McCray U. S Topeka Kan Jonathan M. Davis Trid A. L. Oswald Hutchinson Fred Pollman Russell Davis Pollman McClure Pullman

Screen Star and Wife Separate in Civil Agreement

New York May 14 Richard Barthelmess screen star and May Hay dancer, who have been harried since 1920, decided to execute a civil separation agreement. Miss Hay said no divorce was contemplated and the separation resulted from a mutual understanding.

New York INS Richard Barthelmess May Hay

Iowa man meets King George shakes hands at court

John Cownie of Des Moines rose to stardom in England by casually approaching King George and shaking hands. The event drew major London coverage with reporters noting it as surprising and humorous. Cownie is related by marriage to Grace of Adair. His wife and son were in Europe. the family plans to return to Iowa in June. The article also notes the probate of Adam Wohlenhaupt’s will in Massena with George E. and Fred H. Wohlenhaupt named executors.

Wembley. Eng INS America George Hushander Mary Cownie Ten John Casnie Urge Cosnie London Cownie England Jack Dempery Veumdyil Adair John Cownie Deg Moines All England King George Grace Magpie Grace Michael” Grace News-Telegraph Adam Woohlenhaupt Massena George E Fred H. Wohlenhaupt Bond

Early Ball Scores in National League and American League

Scattered baseball results show in the National League St Louis 4 Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 2 New York 1 in five innings. Chicago and Philadelphia tied 2 2 while American League games include Detroit. Boston 3 Cleveland 0 and other scores appear garbled with partial names and stray characters.

St.Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Hicago Philadelphia Hhinaipe

Miss Abby Rocke Rockefeller Weds Young New York Lawyer

Miss Abby Rocke Rockefeller marries a young New York lawyer in a restrained ceremony at Park Avenue Baptist Church. Notable guests, a vast display of wedding gifts, and a grand reception follow the nuptials with extended family present. The couple plans a European honeymoon and will sail Saturday.

Abby Rockefeller New York

Outlaw Trading Demanded in Grain Futures Investigations

The congressional farm bloc urged banning all grain futures trading as the Agriculture Department probes the Chicago wheat market raid. Frank L. Carey, president of the Chicago Board of Trade, downplays abuses amid six months of volatile prices and huge business volume in Chicago pits.

William K. Hutchinson U. N.S Washington Department of Agriculture Chicago INS Frank L.J. Carey Chicago Board of Trade Dachinv

Sunnyside Park Becomes Public Mecca As Weather Warms

Sunnyside park at Atlantic’s resort draws crowds as warm days return. The pool is open and youngsters enjoy it though conditions remain imperfect. The cinder road and tar hill improvements near the park are underway, with Perry Howard managing concessions and Fudge serving as caretaker. Prospects look bright for a great season at the resort.

Sunnyside Park Atantic Perry Howard Fudge

Indictment of Solon Housekeeper on Liquor Charge

Des Moines May 14 Polk county grand jury indicted Mrs Brownie, Solon housekeeper, on a liquor charge after a disrupted assembly seating incident. Senator El Wie, chair of the committee on interpretation, outlined the case against the defendant.

Dry Solon Des Moines Polk County Grand Jury Descge Willa EL Wie

Itasca Park Highway Association Formed Across States

Itasca Park highway plans unfold with aCanada to New Orleans route over 200 miles long. Officers include K. Z. Cross of Savannah and J. D. Stubbs of St Joseph. Effort shifts to organizing counties for the highway as meetings aim to unite representatives to a general session.

Vw. H. Hambatiern St Joseph Baszee Park King Tram Winnipes New Qorhvena Itasca Park Tiasca Park Winnipeg Citada Nesy de Luans Cass Mary Adamic Vilisea Audubon and Carroll New Orleans Itesca Park Highway K. 2. Cross Savannnah, Mo

Electrical supply man sells business to King company

Harold Miller owner of Miller's Light House Electrical Supply at 520 Chestnut Street sells the business to King Electrical company. Miller shifts to life insurance, becoming district manager for New York Mutual Life. King plans move to upper Chestnut Street with appliance and repair departments remaining at Jones hospital building under lease. Ralph E. King had earlier bought out partner T. E. Nichols.

Harold Miller Miller’s Light House Chestnut Street King Electrical Company New York Mutual Life Insurance Company King Company Jones Hospital Upper Chestnut Street King Concern Tones Hospital Ralph E. King T. E. Nichols Dong

Shipping Board Members Differ on Fleet Sale

Washington May 14 The Shipping Board discusses selling up to four hundred wartime ships to Henry Ford. Commissioner Thompson urges against sale to Ford or any buyer, warning that destroying ships would benefit foreign fleets. Detroit reports Ford weighing purchase of about 12,000 ton vessels while most ships are too small or would be scrapped, with only a few 10 to 15 ships possible for use.

Washington INS T. V. Q Connor United States Shipping Boat Henry Ford F. J. Thompson Ford Thompson United States Detroit UIS Une of States Shipping Board Boedaim Fords Retuanhiler

Hindenburg Receives Diplomatic Greetings in Berlin

In Berlin on May 14 President Hindenburg greeted the diplomatic corps at his palace reception. Papal Nuncio Pacelli delivered a brief congratulatory speech. Hindenburg thanked the envoys and expressed hope that Germany would "get back on her feet" with God's help while shaking hands with each envoy.

Berlin INS Hindenburg Warren D. Robbins Pacelli Germany

Parole Dupe In Blackmail Case Involving Pola Negri

A self-asserted dupe in a blackmail plot against Pola Negri, actress Histine Valse, was paroled today under her sister Mrs A E Fracchia guard after a sanity commission found her mind hazy but not needing asylum.

Los Angeles INS Histine Valse Pola Negri A. E. Fracchia Sanity Commission

Weather forecast fragment from western portion unsettled Friday

Fragmentary weather note indicates fair conditions tonight and Friday with unsettled, possibly unsettled western portion. Northern areas appear uncertain, with a need for updated forecast.

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International News Sir Henry Rider Higgard Frisk Edwin J. Frisk Lews Claire Windsor Bert Lytell Juarez Mex Religious School Iowa City University of Iowa Churches of the State University Toledo, CO Toledo Alley Casting Company Coatly Glenn Falls Ausable Parka Tarrytown Joseph T. Blake Tarrytown Hospital Vancouver B. C Hugo Sioux City Frank Baker Baker Fort William Ont Fhunderbay Ontario Mich Camilla Manufacturing Company Mason City H. C. Wilson W. W. Telford Yank Homer Lane Ameri Paycho Strait Peasions Iowa Sidney,i King Shakes Howdy Vork Glavelan David ML Meriweather Doby Rockefeller David Huckefetler Hut Dunny Rockevetler i Joan DD. Ruecnetelier Milton Wiens Mons Cornelius Woelfkin Eilen Milton Aibert Fisk- Milton Zieter Carey Sunnyside Itasca Park Highway Miller Ya ‘Cube Carlos Baxter Gasd Bounty Shipping Board Parole Tled Juorthern
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