Lewis News Item Highlights Atlantic Visits and Local Notes
Local column from Lewis notes Atlantic visits and business. Names include Margarett Burr Dan Zentmeyer Mrs Bates and Frank Hunt Jr a sheep shearer. Mentions Geo Roberts Anthony Morton Col Elliott and Rev Jewell. Also references Woodward's store banking on produce prices and community events like the old settlers picnic on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Zentmeyer
Atlantic
Margarett Burr
Bates
E. S. Philippa
Geo. Roberts
M. J. Davis
Col. Elliott
Stewart
Frank Hunt Jr
Geo. W. B. Fletcher
Rev.t
Mrs. G
Jewell
Hotel de Myers
W. J. Woodward
F. J. Macomber
Anthony Morton
J. B. Tie
Griswold
John Ringer
Otie Metts
Galion
Alec Liston
Lewis Area News Highlights Residents and Trade
Local visitors from Los Angeles and Newton share calls with families in the area. Merchants promote new displays, shoes, paint, and a four-foot by ten-foot glass show case. Weather, social events, and school updates mark a busy spring as residents discuss cattle shipments, flock sales, curfews, and railroad progress.
Union Memorial Services to Honor Dead Heroes at Opera House
Next Sunday at 11 o'clock Lewis area churches unite for memorial services. Rev. D. D. Tibbetts will preach the memorial sermon with special music planned. Community members urged to attend and participate in the observance at the opera house.
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Lewis and Vicinity
Union
Opera House House
D. D. Tibbetts
Bear Grove Congregational Church
Kansas Miners Gaining in General Strike
PrrrspurG Kansas May 23 A general strike seems likely among coal miners in the district. Central Coal and Coke at Yale reports workers who initially refused have laid down tools and will stay out until Wednesday. A large mass meeting of miners in Cherokee and Crawford counties is planned in this city. The UMWA executive board will deploy committees among nonunion miners to win their participation.
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Kansas
Prrrspurg
Kan
Central Coal and Coke Company
Yale
Cherokee
Crawford
United Mine Workers’ Association
Iowa Crop Report Indicates Mixed Weather Effects
The Iowa crop service reports a week of cool cloudy weather with a heavy central and southern storm bringing moisture. Plowing and planting improved, corn ahead in northern and central districts, southeastern Iowa moist. Spring wheat oats and barley advance well. frost on the 18th caused little damage. fruit trees vines and berries show good promise for crops.
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Towa
Drs Moines
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Iowa
Conveyances Listing and Property Transfers in May
May 15 to May 19 entries show transfers and warrants across Atlantic Massena and surrounding areas. Wm and Ann Eliza Cooper, Thos W Tatlow, W A Gardner, Elijah Hayden, James Callanan, Hope B Russell, Porter White, A Bishop, Theo G Steinke, CM Dodge, and W Murray appear in deeds and receipts with various lots and sums ranging from 650 to 4800 dollars. Local properties include Atlantic and Massena areas with several lot numbers and sections referenced.
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Ann Eliza Cooper
D Kennedy
Tatlow
Glen E Powell
Atlantic
Gardner
W H Pierce
Lewis
United States
Ato
Elijah Hayden
James Callanan
Low
Hope B Russell
John Hunt Sr
Porter White
LG Butcher
Aaron Bussard
Theo G Steinke
Rec
E F Jones
Uday
Dodge
Sophonia
Walters
Massena
Murray
Wm H Woodward
Mayor Van Wyck On The Stand In Mazet Inquiry
Mayor Robert A. Van Wyck testified before the Mazet investigating committee, defending his independence and denying any ties to poolrooms or illegal business. He sparred with counsel over alleged connections while asserting he alone controlled city appointments under the new charter.
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van Wyck
New Yor
Robert A. van Wyck
Mazet
Mr. Croker
Sexton
York
McCullagh
Multiple Local News Items Highlight 1900s Dispatches
Three iron mills near Youngstown transfer to the steel trust while the Prussian diet rejects a canal bill by 17 to 11. Fifteen hundred Chicago brickyard workers strike for higher wages. Oshkosh consolidates gas electric lighting and traction interests. Pana operators and miners refer disputes to the state arbitration board. Hartford area reports a minor quake. Bertha Beilstein, freed from murder charges in Pittsburg, moved to an asylum. Rev. Dr. William Nast dies in Cincinnati at 92. Lumberman H B Fitzgerald shot by brother-in-law in Hammond. Rev. Dr. Everett Hale resigns after 83 years in Boston. Charles Steinle dies in Toledo from injuries linked to a Catholic Young Men’s initiation.
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Youngstown
Steel Trust
Chicago
Oshkosh
Wis
Pana
Ill
State Board of Arbitration
Hartford
Connecticut River
Bertha Beilstein
Pittsburg
William Nast
Indiana
Cincinnati
H. B. Fitzgerald
Ed Strahlem
Hammond
Everett Hale
South Congregational Church
Boston
Charles Steinle
Toledo
Catholic Young Men's Association
Meet To Make Peace In International Conference
Reports describe the opening of a peace conference with M De Staal as permanent president and M De Beaufort as honorary chair. Three commissions will draft programs on armament limits, warfare laws, and mediation. The scene includes foreign flags and formal visits among delegates.
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Staal
Rusia
Tun Hacus
M. de Staal
Great Britain
M. de Beaufort
Netherlands
M. de
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