25 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
1
NEBE SHOE CO promotes top quality groceries while Mrs. M L Langdon extols exclusive millinery. Hedges Bros advertises up to date pantitorium and sportswear. Chas Block Son showcases new Chestnut street store and value items. Atlantic Tea & Coffee and Green Bay Lumber Co. highlight daily specials and coal availability.
A farmers posse from east Des Moines tracked and surrounded two men into a barn after a harness theft. They exchanged gunfire, the pair surrendered, and will stand trial. The incident followed quick telephonic alerts to the Mutual Protective association members. The story also reports on Iowa politics, architects licensing talk, and waterworks bond plans.
In Dublin Mrs Lucilla Rand of London daughter of former California governor Henry T Gage faced arraignment on charges of kidnapping two boys under fourteen connected to a plan to place children of Dublin transport workers on homes in England amid a strike since early September. Bail was set and the case adjourned to October 29. In Washington the Supreme Court heard a case on midlevel abuse of Sherman antitrust law by eastern state lumber retailers seeking to block wholesalers from selling directly to consumers.
New York Oct 25 A clash between the Episcopal church houses leaves a deadlock as bishops seek a separate negro bishopric with seating in the upper house while deputies oppose and seek a joint commission report. The convention also weighs allowing religious communities within dioceses and urges action to protect 2 million underage workers through vocational training and stricter employment condemnation.
Philadelphia October 25 William B Wilson secretary of labor urged voluntary arbitration to resolve labor misunderstandings before the American Mining Congress. He outlined three forms moral, business, and political arbitration and said capital and labor are partners in production. He warned against the employer view that he alone runs the business.
A collage of small ads promotes trusses brace sashes sleeping garments auto work and plumbing. It urges immediate orders for storm sashes and features items from Live and Lat Drugagiet Nelson Shrock Grulke and W T Joyce Co. plus Oakland cars and Western Auto promotions.
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