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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
6
Sept 3. Miss Ora Shoesmith, wife of a local resident and daughter of Roy Shoesmith, was seriously injured when her car struck grazing cattle along the road. Several cattle were struck, she was thrown through the windshield, suffering severe facial and neck lacerations. Seven stitches were required. Other family members in the car were unharmed.
The German Ladies Aid, a local women’s group, observed a custom to give the survivor and family a dollar per membership after the death of Mrs. William Kraemer. Forty-nine members were present at American Hall, with thirty-seven members and fourteen visitors attending a two course luncheon.
In Red Oak on September 3, Cail Abergot, formerly of this city but now of Chicago, has been elected resident of the Mutual Trust Company of the city. An unspecified appointment or change is noted in local records.
Edward R. Stettinius, partner of J. P. Morgan, died at his Locust Valley home after several days illness. Cause of death not announced, longtime stomach trouble cited as contributing factor. He had been in poor health for months.
Griswold Ia Sept 3 Local interest centered on a recent crime at North Platte Nebraska in which Hephendot Thomias Clark of Griswold and the Griswold vicinity visited the area. He was shot while attempting to intervene with a deputy and died from his injuries.
An unconfirmed dispatch from Jerusalem claims rebel Druse tribesmen captured the French fortress at Suvida and massacred the garrison. French airmen reportedly bombed Eueida in retaliation, causing heavy losses to the rebels.
London reports the Halland submarine Sebiano Venito sighted on the sea bottom at a depth of 800 feet. Source notes the discovery comes via an East Telegraph dispatch.
Griswold Ja Sept 3 Miss Alving Cocklin daughter of Jess Cocklin and wife sixteen years old a very sick girl suffering with influenza may now be complicated by appendicitis
Emma Shul longtime Walnut resident died at M D hospital Omaha after lung illness with cancer Funeral services set for Evangelical Lutheran church Saturday at 2 pm Rev W F Ricker to officiate burial in Walnut cemetery.
Chicago Sept 3. Rabbit Maranville resigned today as manager of the Chicago National League club. George Gibson, formerly coach, was appointed leader of the Cubs and will officiate the rest of the season.
The Shenandoah balloons ripped apart in a storm drifting twelve miles off course near Senecaville and Sarabaville. Crew members fell or hung from ropes as the ship collided with trees and houses. One man near Sharon fell from the rear section and was badly injured. several others were rescued or believed missing while officials attempted to steer away from the storm.
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