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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
5
A daylight robbery at the Fiet State bank of New Brighton, 74 miles northeast, netted $15,000 by armed bandits. The incident marks the second daylight hold up in two days in the Twin City area, as police pursue suspects.
An Elliott to News segment discusses ongoing coverage for Red Oak events. The item notes special assignments and local reporting teams preparing a detailed update for readers.
British and French papers celebrate the Locarno security pact as a landmark toward European peace while warning that German guarantees and Rhineland status remain unsettled. London and Berlin observers note optimism tempered by questions on Rhineland concessions and Versailles compliance. Germany returns home to align with allied conditions ahead of a December League of Nations meeting.
Valentino remains with his wife amid rumors of a split. The star couple’s public appearances and statements suggest a unified front as media chatter swirls.
A fragment reports the death of a fifteen year old daughter of a city plant worker struck by a car in Nebraska City. No details given beyond the parents and a sister in Omaha with church ties and local addresses cited.
Cass County tests report markedly high yields per acre for corn. Experimental plots show promising results and potential gains for local farmers.
Local report indicates Creston police chief and deputy sheriff were arrested in connection with the killing of a Criege worker amid a political feud. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item notes arrests and potential prosecution debates, with union reactions and ongoing inquiries.
Fragmented and garbled text mentions a looming clash over an economy plan in the coming congressional session. Names and details are unclear, with references to individuals and actions that do not form a coherent report.
Lester Horn of Elliott and Greta Ives of Red Oak were married in Conn Tuesday and will make their home there.
George R. Holmes reports that a second arms conference is expected to gain wide backing from European and Asian powers. The aims include reducing armaments, limiting aircraft and submarines, and addressing remaining naval limits. Britain would welcome a U.S. invitation now that European security pacts are in place.
Anna Q. Nilsson, a famous film star, received a divorce from John Marshall Gunnerson, a wealthy shoe merchant, after he failed to appear in court. Nilsson said he was suspicious, jealous and nagging, while noting an agreement not to object to her screen work.
A local note from Elk Horn Iowa reports a sick person in the community. The entry mentions a resident who has been ill for a time and was reported hospitalized or otherwise cared for. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
County Legion members prepare to launch a drive for the American Legion Endowment Fund with a kickoff tonight in the city. Paul Fackler serves as county chairman with Deputy Sheriff Pat Ward as treasurer. all checks go to the fund. County quotas are listed for Atlantic Anita Cumberland Lewis Griswold and others, and a rural subscription plan targets $50 from each of sixteen townships, with township clerks and one Legion member per township aiding. L. G. Merrill of Neola is district civilian chairman and Gerald McLaughlin of Glenwood the district Legion chairman. Former Governor N. B. Kendall is state civilian chairman.
The Mason City National Guard will send three companies to greet Assistant Secretary of War Hanford MacNider on his arrival Sunday morning from Washington. Col. MacNider is expected to attend at the station and participate in events honoring him.
Fragments indicate a chaotic court scene with scattered names and dates. The text mentionsFinger prints and urges follow up on leads and stains. Names and details are obscured, leaving a hazy outline of an investigation.
Washington Oct Lt-dINS reports a romance and midnight suicide tale. Sheila Nicolai, dancer in the Shubert Revue artistic models, and Charles Collins, a doctor and relative of Asa G. Cy the Atlanta Coca Cola king, were married at Rockville Maryland in the early hours. Lawrence G. Nicolai, twice married and twice divorced, drove the couple to the chapel Gretth Green.
Elliott Dodgers of Elliott town team will face the West Side Athletic Club of Omaha at Elliott field tomorrow. Last year the hard fought clash ended 9 to 0 in favor of West Side, with the Elliott squad seeking rebound.
A fragmented report notes irregularities tied to a renewal process. The text mentions a courtroom context with references to a jury and a prosecutor, naming individuals and officials in vague terms amid unclear details.
A heavy snow blanket covers the Rocky Mountain region with several inches of accumulation. Denver reports white precipitation as temperatures drop below normal, reaching statewide and into Arizona. Air mail between Salt Lake City and Rock Springs is halted, communications falter, and railroad links experience delays as the storm disrupts transport and services.
Sparse text notes LGCAt Canning Co and TG building a factory at Fremont Nebraska. Mentions Sutton partnership, Taytory project, and plans for canned goods to meet rising demand. References to delivery, surplus, and sales to Pacific region, with uncertain names and dates.
Boone county officers report a fatal crash on the county line near Boone involving J. T. Barton, 22, and his companion Steigel. Barton is in county jail with no charges yet. Steigel suffered multiple injuries. A jug of hootch and beer were found in the car as the patients’ parents travel to Sioux City.
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