18 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1922
Page
1
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by CHAS F CHASE and E P CHASE Editors and Publishers. Entered at the Atlantic Iowa post office as second class matter under Act of Congress March 2879 Known as Mada. Telephone lines listed for contact.
The piece criticizes certain U S senators for turning debates into campaigns and speeches. It praises leaders like Cummins Lodge McCamber Lenroot Smoot Townsend Spencer Mosts Simmona Pomerene Bhderwood Fletcher Glags and others for staying on topic. It singles out King of Utah as especially time consuming and disruptive to legislating.
President J R Howard of the Farm Bureau Federation endorsed Clifford Thorne for the Town senatorial seat. The paper argues Thorne’s proven record and integrity make him best for the state, urging Republicans to support him amid debates over radical proposals and conservative contrasts.
The council Bluffs Nonpareil lists four Republicans seeking the U.S. Senate nomination: Charles E. Pickett of Waterloo praised for reader’s sense and competence. Burton E. Sweet, current Third District representative in Washington, lauded as a constructive worker on policy. Leslie E. Francis of Spirit Lake, a Des Moines state senator and lawyer with sound thinking. and Myron Brookhart of Washington described as a reformer with controversial fringe associations.
The piece argues Clifford Thorne as the best solution for Iowa's rail and transportation issues. It portrays Brookhart as destructive, praises Thorne's expertise in transportation policy, and urges voters in the June primary to consider Thorne for Senate to secure fair rates and strong agricultural interests.
The Ohio State Journal notes that the phrase for the good of the service may mask selfish aims or political maneuvering. It cites many departmental heads dismissed for the service, with lawmakers probing the accuracy of such claims.
A discussion on a covert inner ring in government, noting dismissals and promotions to reward allies. The piece argues such networks influence legislation, White House actions, and national policy, warning that small groups may seize control and shape fate across departments and the administration.
A historical critique questions Woodrow Wilson era tariff policy and Underwood free trade tariff impacts. The piece cites deficits, war-time spending, employment fluctuations, bread lines, and partisan claims about prosperity linked to tariff policies, referencing Cox era assertions and 1894 tariff consequences.
A collage of anecdotes on fortunes lost and earned, featuring tales of a man lured by salted mines, Rose Coghlan’s fading riches, Billie Burke’s lavish spending, William Gillette’s stage return at 66, and reflections on preparing for lean years. Also includes clipped notes on editors, social hints, and current events.
A garbled excerpt imagines travelers fleeing a tropic night and a restless crowd. The speaker complains of fatigue and distance from home, referencing distant shores and restless motion. The text evokes a dreamlike, poetic travel scene with distorted names and a casual copyright note at the end.
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