Globe Sights on Calm Words and Oddities
A Globe column muses on patience before writing and the paradox of quiet thinkers. It notes pedestrian rights even in cemeteries and jokes about fathers under their daughters’ direction. An Atchison man boasts he could publish a universally pleasing newspaper. The piece comments on traffic and human vision limits.
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Never a Mussolini in the United States
The author argues the US will never have a Mussolini due to vast public opinion. The piece critiques campaign card trivia and spelling debates in newspapers. It notes The Kansas City Star’s quirks and questions word meanings, concluding that a neighborhood quarrel is more foolish than war.
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Quotations on temper, religion, and social quirks from Atchison
A compilation of pithy maxims and social observations from an Atchison voice touching anger logic religion and gender roles. It remarks on politeness respect for privacy and the limits of human capacity while mixing humor and critique.
Bonded Indebtedness in Atchison County Slowly Reducing
In Atchison County the bonded indebtedness is gradually decreasing as citizens recognize the risks of public spending. The message notes debts incurred during prosperous times are painful now and serve as a lesson about prosperity’s dangers and the need for prudent fiscal restraint.
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Kansas City Gas Rate Cut Ordered by Public Service Board
The Kansas Public Service Commission ordered a reduction to 29 percent from 40 cents charged by Cities Service gas utilities. Atchison and 99 other Kansas towns are affected. Gas is purchased by Kansas Power & Light Co and distributed by Cities Service. Attorneys for the company warn of continued litigation and possible court action, with pleas for speedy resolution to serve public interest.
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Kaisers and kin blamed as Germany nears revolution
The piece argues that conservatism should win in good and bad times and accuses the former Kaiser and his sons of backing a German near-revolution. It notes Japan resuming the offensive against China and portrays Japan as crafty renewing warfare after global sympathy for China waned.
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Repeal Debate Framed By Moral Grounds Questioning
The speaker rejects repeal on moral grounds and urges readers not to claim moral reasons for repeal. They suggest the motive is not moral virtue but personal preference for beer in summer and whisky in winter.
Globe stays neutral in Lambertson Strong race
The Globe remains neutral in the Lambertson Strong congressional contest and declines to repeat Lambertson's charge that Strong shot paraffin under a prize bull. The paper notes only that both men occasionally bring politics onto the barn yard plane.
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Hoover renomination inquiry prompts demand for accountability
A statement questions who failed to inform President Hoover of his renomination. The terse line demands disclosure of the responsible party and accountability for the apparent lapse in notifying the president.
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Kansas City Digest on Politics and 1920s Elections
An editorial critiques Kansas City politics and national leadership, praising Rabbi Meyerberg for removing politics from city government while predicting machine rule persists. It highlights the First district congressional race between James G. Strong and William P. Lambertson, notes voter apathy, and cites reports of slush funds and campaign spending.
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Farm board signals winding down of business
Remarks indicate the farm board is nearly closed with signs and tokens of closure. The piece contrasts the organization’s finish with a sardonic note about missed presence and economic times. It also offers a historic aside about General Dawes and a Chicago bank's large embarrassment, and ends with a grim view of presidential tenure since World War I.
Atchison Daily News items show local updates and events
A long column of community notes from Atchison Kansas covers social visits, illness, travel, business moves, weather, and crime leads. It mentions families visiting relatives in Topeka St Louis and Lawrence, a wedding in Lawrence, cold snap logistics, a fire risk from sparks, a large jar drive for Kiwanis, two births at the hospital, and local political and civic observations.
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Topeka
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Theodore Otis
Charlie Symns
Francis Heaton
St. Louis
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George Intten
Jackie Hayden
C. C. Hayden
Frances Vanderwede
Walter Berger
North Fourth Street
Verne Aimes
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Virginia Morgan Drowns While Swimming at Muscotah Creek
From Friday's Daily July 22, Virginia Morgan 13, of Muscotah drowned at 2:30 pm while swimming with sisters Bertha Belle and Ruby Marshall at Straight Creek opposite the Morgan home. Virginia was pulled from the hole after about 15 minutes by Ruby Marshall. Her relatives, Mr and Mrs George Morgan and Mr and Mrs George Peabody, were notified.
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Phil Christian
Pacific Avenue
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Atchison
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Ethel McAdow
Violet Wolfe
Jesse Torbett
Gladys Roberts
Roy Wycoff
Kansas City
Kas
George Remsburg
Globe
Washington Echoes In July Chronicles Atchison Area
A long column from Mondays Daily dated July 25 recalls Washington Kansas brave town scenes. Notes include Mrs Aloysius O Neil cast leg, a run of panther folklore, candidacies of George Bunger and Lambert, local crimes and store incidents, weddings, deaths, and community chatter across Atchison Pot ter Blue Rapids Sumner and surrounding towns with varied names and places.
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