Chase family names and subscription rates appear in newspaper notice
The snippet lists Chas F Chase E P Chase Lydia Otto and others with telephone and subscription rates. It notes carrier and mail pricing for Canada and foreign countries, U S and six month to one year terms. It credits Associated Press news dispatches and local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
F. Chase
E. P. Chase
Lydia R. Otto
Seey-Treas
R. K. A. Chase
Relyea
Clara
Otto
Degceters
News de Nent
Canada
Persion
WU. S
Associated Press
Notice to Subscribers on Evening Paper Delivery
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven o clock. Call Red 403. This number is not for the News Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
American Diplomacy and Secretary of State Roles
The secretary of state leads U S diplomatic policy alongside the president, shaping foreign relations and upholding the founders' traditions. The current administration, with Secretary Hughes, is praised for steadfast representation in international talks including the Yap note, signaling strong U S influence abroad.
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United States
Fayone
Gtha
Hughes
Hint
Yap
Debate on Yap Spoils Distribution and American Voice
The article outlines a dispute over Yap following World War I. It claims the United States, having helped save Allies from defeat, deserves a say in postwar spoils, and warnings against honoring any distribution without U.S. consent. It notes potential allied concessions to Japan and Britain on Yap.
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Germany
League, of Nations
Marghes
Yap
Japan
England
France
Taty
Janan
Farm Growers Conference Outlines Co op Grain Plan
At a Chicago conference no complete national plan emerged for farmer controlled marketing. The proposal centers on pooling and a United States Grain Growers, Inc. with two contract options for farmers to sell through co op elevators or via pooling. Members must be bona fide growers, pay a $10 fee, and operate as a nonprofit with limited deductions to fund marketing facilities and allied corps.
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National Conference of Grain Growers
Chicago
United States Grain Growers
Tre
Gieningethe
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Uxport Corporation
Warehouse Corpors Torx Corporation
Wats
Finance Corporation
Editorial formula on newspaper ownership and bias
The Louisville Courier Journal is criticized for a formula to determine which interests own or control a newspaper. The piece argues the method invites vexatious speculation about motives behind editors policies and media influence.
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Louisville Courier-Taurid
Courier -Journal
Buper
Public policy lines reflect political ironies of the era
The text catalogs divergent stances on issues from railroad ownership to prohibition and public health. It contrasts positions funded or controlled by Wall Street, railroad interests, book publishers, manufacturers, and political machines, noting who favors or opposes each policy. It lampoons practical contradictions in party and faction alignments.
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Wall Street
Wiih
Interaciay
United States
Bible Upholds Boxing Parson Faces Legislation Review
The Rev Earl A Blackman known as the fighting Kansas parson defends boxing citing First Corinthians 9 28 as he engages in a heated hearing over an anti boxing motion led by the American Legion A legislator questions the minister about the biblical basis for his boxing stance prompting a tense exchange before the room settles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Blackman
Kansas
American Legion
St. Paul
First Corinthians
Dangerous Moral Degeneracy Says Open Defiance Spreads
A New York Mull editorial warns that public officials who enable lawbreaking by permitting whisky trade undermine the constitution. It argues open defiance of laws risks moral degeneration among citizens, beyond the Volstead act as the nation’s foundations are challenged by such attitudes.
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New York
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Encouragement
A poem by Walt Mason reflects on public figures under pressure. It contrasts the crowing critics with the personal strain felt by leaders, noting their humanity, pride, and the toll of constant scrutiny.
Rioting in India results in deaths and unrest
A London report details fighting at Nankana India that left about 130 dead among rival Sikh factions old Sikhs and reformers. The dispute centered on shrine revenues and control, with reformers alleging abuses and a bid to seize wealth from sacred sites. The piece also notes related clashes in Tarn Taran and tensions involving Mahants and shrine incumbents.
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London
Nankana
India
India -Office
Reform Party
Golden Temple
Armistar
Tarn Taran
Leahore
Punjab
Boiled Down Lockhart tragedy and party mentions
A 41 month old boy in Lockhart drowned in a bucket of water while his mother tended chores. In Athens Greece yesterday marked the 100th anniversary of independence with a street parade. In Reval Estonia a caption described Soviet Russia as the worst tyranny, attributed to Dr. Morris Zucker.
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Lockhart
Tex
Enton Honzolak
Dilworth
Athens
Greece
Reval
Esthenia
Soviet
Russia
Morris Zucker
Fragmented OCR leads to scattered local notices and deaths
The torn text shows a miscount of votes with a ten vote error in a local canvass. It mentions Migsa Peterson as part owner of an ice plant and auto business. Belfast reports John Weymas and John Gillingham shot dead from Loughfin. Pasadena notes Dr Garret Newkirk’s death at 74. Lincoln reports the lower house killing an anti cigarette bill 69 to 28.
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A. McGall
Migsa Peterson Ia
Lincoln
Please Return Dishes From Commercial Club Sale Arrangements Made
Parties who have borrowed the Commercial club's dishes are asked to return them to Brown's grocery store. Arrangements have been made for their sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Brown
Forage seed purchase directions by William Spies
Readable text notes a forage or fodder seed purchase directive tied to William Spies with Atlantic shipping and official abbreviation suggesting an agricultural or trade notice. The fragment mentions cane seed and fodder in a shipping context.
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William Spies
All
Atlantic
Ab Daciation Office
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