07 Apr 1926
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1926
Page
1
Rate table lists monthly and multi month charges by carrier for Iowa Cass county adjoining counties and outside areas. References include one year six months three months and international mail options with various cents and dollar amounts.
Notice to subscribers of the Atlantic News-Telegraph offering evening delivery by calling before 7 o clock at telephone 504 W. to arrange service. This is not the number of the News-Telegraph.
Rev John A Ryan of the Catholic University challenges claims of progress and prosperity arguing liberty erodes under prohibition coercion anti-syndicalist laws and government overreach. He warns of a shift toward commercial feudalism as masses remain susceptible to manipulation.
An NEA Service piece notes seniors and representatives shape publicity for politicians. It contrasts West Virginia’s Guy D. Go f with a jovial, devoutly serious image, recounting a dated quip about him and listing April historical milestones from 1790 to 1919 in a dense, reflective column.
A speaker rails against perceived U S policy limits and the Velsteail act, criticizing the secretary of state for withholding details from the foreign affairs committee. He cites the Karolyi case, Hungarian government interference, and argues provisions infringe individual rights while debating home transport and personal use of foreign goods.
Senator Cummins was excused by the Senate from voting during any phase of the Stock-Drantchaet contest arising from the Elections Committee report. The action aimed to address potential disqualification concerns if Breakhart loses his seat, with Cummins signaling he would not pursue the nomination against Gumsnins.
The piece notes Democratic leaders in a state failing to hold Democratic senators and facing potential loss of Steck. It claims Republicans may be pressured to yield a seat and suggests a fresh fight over another Democratic senator once Steck is seated, with strong language about party dynamics in Washington.
Fragmentary report notes a contest matter tied to Iowa politics with references to Democratic participants and standard regional voting dynamics. The text mentions a passage of time and typical averages, suggesting ongoing assessment of party performance and public response without specific names or dates.
Illinois State Journal notes experiments in unemployment compensation for workers laid off through no fault of their own. A Chicago firm recently paid 150 cutters five hundred dollars each from a fund covering sixty thousand of the seventy five thousand dollar needed, highlighting providers and buyers bearing the cost while praising humane employer action and urging steady industry conditions against seasonal fluctuations.
The article lists notable April events in U.S. history including births of Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe, Paul Revere’s ride, Lexington and Concord skirmishes, Washington’s troop proclamation, and Holland recognizing U.S. independence, highlighting a month of significant political and military milestones.
In the April 10 to 24 period Iowa History Week features a piece on mottos and slogans tied to the Great Seal and state laws. The State Historical Society highlights proclaimed rights and patriotic sentiment in this special Iowa number.
A humorous snippet advises readers to take care of teeth, brush daily, and avoid liars. It jokes about a dance orchestra, price prophecies for hats and liniments, and suggests equipping oneself with durable spurs after a used ear. It laments car owners and puns on open versus closed cars in spring.
A fragmentary verse piece contrasts Neanderthal life with modern comforts, detailing bone tools, a clay burrow, and no light or music. The speaker reflects on being born in this era, imagining a prehistoric birthday postponed until now, and ends with a self-acknowledgment of aging since 1926 by George Muthreve.
A report recalls Iowa state symbols, noting proposals to embed a motto on the state seal and the marble block honoring the Washington Monument. It discusses the public’s faith in govern ment and the enduring image of Iowa’s rivers and loyalty to state ideals reflected in inscriptions.
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