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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1925

Page

5

Legionaires Try Shield On Mitchell Aviation Battle

Omaha dispatch reports a heated American Legion convention where supporters of aviation advocate Colonel Mitchell try to push a resolution favoring a separate air service. Opponents warn against actions that could jeopardize his court martial case and insist on central Army authority with Navy air forces under the defense secretary. The outcome hinges on a Thursday committee vote amid a tense 24 hour session.

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French Cabinet May Vote On U S Debt Settlement

The French cabinet considers voting on a settlement of the United States debt issue. Confusion in the report suggests no action has yet been taken, with officials noting urgency and potential immediate impact on international financial relations.

U. S

World Series Opens Tomorrow in Pittsburgh Pirates vs Senators

Preliminaries trumpet a high stakes clash as the Pittsburgh Pirates host the Washington Senators in the opening game at Forbes Field on October 7. Barney Dreyfuss and Clark Griffith headline ownership, with Bill McKechnie and Buck Harris managing. Capacity approaches 44 000 with a 700 writer press stand as fans await a series defined by breaks and bold performances.

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Favor Placing Active Flyers Over Air Force.

Washington hearings reveal naval aviators demand status and career paths amid proposals for a unified air force, separate air departments, or a distinct flight division. Witnesses say current structure keeps pilots under non flying officers and stunts advancement. Four plans discussed include a unified air service, separate air corps in navy or army, a navy flight division, or an in and out system for flying training and duty.

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Embezzlement Case Involving Butzlof Tied to Technical Fraud

The report outlines charges of technical embezzlement linked to Butzlof, with details indicating involvement in a bank matter. The narrative cites a trial context and mentions related figures and events, including authorities and locations in Cher Rapids and Tipton. Further coverage continues on Page First.

Airplane Burns Over Des Moines in Flight Fire

Des Moines October 6 report of the SBW1 plane flameout after taking fire over Des Moines at about 4 000 feet. Lieut Com Montgomery piloted the craft as crew fought a burning engine and safeguarded the fuel tank before landing one mile south of Des Moines. The craft and its sister ship were not on a mail run and planned to participate in the Pulitzer Trophy races.

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Trial of Clifford B Cook continued to November term

In Vinton Iowa October 6 the perjury trial of Clifford B Cook was moved to the November term by agreement of defense attorneys L J Kirkland and M J Tobin and County Attorney J D Nichols. The case stems from discrepancies in testimony presented at the earlier proceeding.

Vinton INS Clifford B. Cook L. J. Kirkland M.J. Tobin J.D. Nichols

Coming Corn Show Promises Splendid Event

Reports and observers anticipate a splendid outcome for the local Coming Corn Show with strong entries and community interest. Organizers emphasize weight and height of stalks, prizes from regional sponsors, and the national attention the event may attract at the display grounds and bank sponsors.

Local Boy Gets Jail Sentence On Bad Check Charge

Richard Brownlee son of B Q Brownlee 409 Cedar street state inspector was yesterday sentenced by Justice Powell of Avoca to sixty days in jail for an alleged attempt to pass a bad check in Oakland Brownlee was arrested by a man named Glas Ta and taken away

Richard Dick") Brownlee B. Q. Brownlee Cedar Street W. F. Powell Avoca Oakland Brownlee Glasa Ta

President Coolidge visits Omaha with American Legion greeting

President Coolidge and the presidential party were met by the American Legion in Omaha today. Thousands filled the concourse as the parade moved through the city to the auditorium where he spoke. The address outlined postwar plans and gratitude to veterans, with a long review of the Legion’s activities and a lunch at the Omaha Club.

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Des Moines Man Dies Soon After Brother Is Killed

A Des Moines man died shortly after his brother was killed in what police describe as a related incident. Authorities investigated the sequence of events at a Des Moines area motel, with unclear connections between the two deaths. Further details were not immediately available as investigators reviewed evidence.

Des Moines

Sir Walter Stages Courtly Bow In Omaha Street Scene

In Omaha a man named Sir Walter Studeigh theatrically bowed to pedestrians as he removed his coat and laid it across a mud puddle to keep several ladies’ shoes dry. He then half-kneeled and swept in a bow as he guided passersby safely across town.

Omaha Sir Walter Studeigh Raleigh

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