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News Publishing Company
Atlantic
Towa
Congress
Chas. F. Chase
E. P. Chase
R. K. A. Chase
E. P. Hase
Canada
Associated Pr
Associated Press
Land of Washington and Lincoln for us all
A brief patriotic note highlighting devotion to Washington and Lincoln as symbols of national ideals. The text emphasizes unity and inclusive land belonging for everyone under shared heritage.
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Washington
Lincoln
Notice to Subscribers Delayed Evening Papers
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may have delayed papers delivered if they call before seven o clock telephone Red 403. This is not the number of the News Telegraph.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Republican Nomination Bid for State Legislature Candidate
ZT announces self as a Republican candidate for state legislature representation. Subject to party voters in the June 7, 1920 primary.
Hoover candidacy confusion unsettles Democrats and Republicans
The piece notes Democrats once backing Hoover as a Democrat now reject him as a presidential candidate. Hoover delays declaring party, causing GOP and Democratic factions to rethink his role. Readers recall Hoover supported Wilson's platform two years ago, a move seen as aiding Democrats and hurting Republicans.
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Hoover
Wilson
New York World
Depressed party lines swirl around Hoover and erae politics
The piece cites Hoover as persona non grata with Republicans and Democrats alike amid a volatile year. It questions whether Hoover would accept a party nomination, suggesting he might run as an independent if compelled by party dynamics. It also mocks Cummings as a comical figure amid Democratic dissension and Republican opposition to Wilson, implying a chaotic political scene with waning party unity.
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Hoover
Aloe
Touver
Cummings
Democratic National “Committee
Josh Billings
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
The Day's Editorial: A Lurid Humor in High Society
A chaotic spoof unfolds with Ivanhoe Deerslayer Douglas a spoiled New York aristocrat. He bounces through a mansion, injures a butler, escapes by air via window, robs a passing car, fights bums, and ends with a river ride and a cliffhanger. Part Three ends with a tease of Part Four.
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Chicago
Ivanhee Deerslayver Douglas
New York
Ivanhoe Deerslay
Douglas
Ivanhoe
Downstown
Cinderelle Pollyanna Mary
Ovek
Unpleasant cousins plot heiress trap ends with Ivanhoe Douglas
A melodramatic tale centers on a county poorhouse superintendent and an heiress. Ivanhoe Douglas arrives by dramatic means and rescues the heroine, destroying the house and prompting their plan to invest in 7 percent Standard Oil bonds.
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Cousins
County Poorhouse
Ivanhoe Deerslayer
Douglas
Cinnerella
Where Bolshevism Broke Down
A critique from the Kansas City Star arguing Bolshevism fails economically in Russia. It says Russia has wealth but no productive industry, starving cities, bankrupt factories, and unused railroads, while production under Bolshevism lags behind pre-war levels and imports rise. The piece notes political rhetoric masking economic collapse and calls for peace and trade with capitalism.
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Russia
America
Europe
Noorhouse
Joland
Ibankrupt
Louis Narquet
Revue Bleue
Poutiloff
England
Smolny Institute
Kansas City Star
Unclear Policy Voices Direct Advice to President
The text describes a process where members of Congress direct Secretary Colby, who then forwards suggestions to the President. A longtime department official Adee allegedly controls most public documents, reviewing them before release. Secretary Colby is portrayed as a new man who could win the President’s confidence due to outsider credibility.
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Che
Des Moines
Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
Colby
Lansing
Hoight
Germany
Austria
Turkey
State Department
House
Senate
Ehede
Adee
April brings the cheer to end the winter gloom
The verse celebrates April as the cheerful sign of spring, noting milder weather, blooming grass, planting and outdoor work, while poking light fun at winter’s aches and sneeze. It captions April as a lively, enchanting season with mild winds and renewed activity.
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George Matthew Adams
Remarkable Recovery From Change of Life
A Philadelphia woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing her organic troubles and severe symptoms during menopause. She reports rapid relief from pain head aches and insomnia after starting the remedy and urges others to try it, noting continued proof of the medicine's efficacy.
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Philadelphia
Pinkham
Marganer Danz
N. Alder St. Phila
Geema
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anniversaries and historical notes from 1920 records
Entries mark notable dates including Hans Christian Andersen born 1805 in Odense and died 1875 in Copenhagen, Emmeline Pankhurst sentenced in 1915, and Indiana enforcing state-wide Prohibition in 1918. Also mentions a 1886 London mass meeting for Home Rule in Ireland and a 1917 extraordinary session of the Sixty-fifth Congress addressed by President Wilson.
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Hans Christian Andersen
Odense
Denmark
Copenhagen
Sixty-fifth
Wilson
Strike in Frankfort and German cities claims many lives
Reports indicate a deadly strike in Frankfort and other German cities with numerous fatalities. The Leviathan arrived in New York carrying 12,274 officers and enlisted men, the largest troop transport to date on a single ship.
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Frankfort
New York
Long Day From The Old To New Chicago Aviation Boom
In Chicago April reports highlight early juvenile aviation prowess as William T Schweizer, 14, of the Illinois Model Airplane Club, set a model plane record by flying 4054 feet with a nonpiloted monoplane. The club, using a field at Ashburn, emphasizes that members must build a scale model powered by rubber bands or springs.
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Chicago
Wright Brothers
William T., Schweizer
Illinois Model Airplane Club
Ilinois Aviations Club
Farmy Flyers
Ashburn
iSouth Chicago
Egun
Flags Given to State by Eighty Fourth Division
In Louisville Ky on April 3 the Eighty fourth Division U S A presented battle flags to the State of Kentucky. Raised by children from Indiana Illinois and Kentucky the flags were purchased and donated to the division whose ranks were made up of drafted men from those states. The emblems will join other tattered colors in the State Museum. Also includes an education note on diphtheria and a plug for Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
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Louisville
U.S. A
Zachary
Chateau Thierry To Receive Legion Of Honor
Paris April 83 The city of Chateau Thierry will receive the Legion of Honor. French and American cabinets prepare for the day President will badge the city. The town was where American marines halted the German advance toward Paris in June 1918.
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Chateau Thierry
Paris
Germaina
Foster's Weather Forecast Hints At April Crop Outlook
Washington D C April 3 Warm waves will reach Vancouver around April 6 with temperatures rising along the Pacific slope. Storms and fronts are forecast for April 6 to 26 with the period of strongest activity centered on the 9th and 21st. April crop weather will be mixed and near the 10 year average, with some regions very good and others poor.
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Washington
D. C
Vancouver
Pacific
North America
Cronweather
Hansen Electric Company Incorporation Notice at Atlantic Iowa
Notice of incorporation from Hansen Electric Company of Atlantic Cass county Iowa. Capital stock 25000 dollars, 5000 to be paid in to commence business, 20 year duration, two directors and officers to manage affairs. First officers Folmer Hansen president Tony Aagard secretary treasurer.
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Hansen Electric’ Company
Atlantic
Fora
Hansen “Electric Company
Atlantic Gass County
Lowa
Coporation
Hansen Electric Company
Cass County
Elk Horn
Ant-Svid Corporation
Secretary of State of
Iowa
Secretary of State
Folmer Hansen
Tony’ Aagard
Folmer -Hansen
Tony Aagard
Soprotney
Pee RRR HERS and Hoke Smith bid for Democratic nomination
Hoke Smith, a Georgian with a long public career, has announced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. He is in his second term as a U.S. senator, after previously serving as a cabinet secretary before entering the Senate in 1911.
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Hoke Smith
United States Senate
Senate
Cleveland
Georgia
Senator Smith
North Carolina
Atlanta
Mr. Bryan
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