23 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1921
Page
1
Publication notice from News Publishing Company Atlantic Iowa detailing office contacts and staff, advertising rates, subscriptions, carrier and mail options, and AP membership rights with republication clauses. Includes names E I Chase Lydia R Otto and others as directors and officers.
Atlantic readers who do not receive their News Telegraph issues in the evening may arrange delivery by calling before seven o'clock. Call Red 403 to arrange service. This number is for the delivery request and not the News Telegraph office.
Secretary Weeks urged an order to move the army on an hour's notice, contrasting with earlier pacifist views. He recalled unpreparedness that led to many deaths in France and pledged nationwide preparedness. General Pershing’s selection to lead the forces would gain broad approval.
Fragmentary text alleges President Marding and associates in office attempting to act within law, with vague reference to opposition and national sentiment. The readable portion provides no concrete events, dates, locations, or named organizations to verify.
A vouching system confirms the administration’s pledge to a massive effort and long runway. It highlights Colombia treaty moves to aid oil interests in Latin America, Hoover’s push for business cooperation in foreign trade, and revival of the War Finance Corporation to fund experts. The president’s push for a robust mercantile marine signals broad, far-reaching consequences.
Disjointed commentary claims Haywood has jumped bail and fled to Moscow Russia. The piece argues such exile would save public expense and criticizes Haywood followers while noting Lenin and Trotsky would disfavor his type. It suggests Justice Department support for removing Haywood-like felons from the county.
The text disputes an Associated Press report that Secretary Hughes urged strict immigration limits targeting Jews Latvians Russians and others. It says Hughes did not make the statements but a commissioner did. The piece argues against broad expulsions and stresses a national debate on immigration policy remains unsettled.
A Senate session Thursday saw Senator Harrison of Mississippi launch a vitriolic attack on Harvey of Harvey's Weekly, Harding’s ambassadorial nominee to Ble Mayes. Democrats, noted as harsh critics, ridiculed the approach while not impeaching conduct.
The article recalls Harvey's influence in Wilson’s rise in New Jersey and his later opposition to Wilson after a public insult. It credits Harvey with exposing Wilson’s weaknesses and extravagances while affirming his own ability, integrity, and fitness for public service.
The National Farmers Union urges Congress to study agriculture issues. The editorial argues farmers face deflated prices and calls for cooperation over magic solutions, highlighting co operatives as a path to better market access and fair terms for producers and consumers. It notes conservative farmers drive constructive change and stresses need for capital and prudent management.
Poem by Walt Mason titled Rippling Rhymes, features a speaker who aims to deliver speeches but struggles with inept phrasing and muddy diction, reflecting a humorous take on oratory mishaps in a brief, fragmentary verse.
A verse lampoons a tireless public speaker who stalks every place, from dunes to home, spouting a loud stream of words. The poem contrasts learned sages with this boisterous orator, condemning endless oration and its hollow cadence.
The Iowa state fish hatchery at Spirit Lake will begin hatching pike this week with thousands of young fish kept through June before being released into northern lakes and streams. Rough fish like carp and buffalo are sold to cover restocking costs, with proceeds funding annual operations. Salmon have been caught in the Mississippi river tailwaters and streams around Allamakee county since April 10 as cold springs keep tributaries like Upper Iowa and Yellow rivers too cool for typical gamefish. May 15 marks the rushing season for pike and other species in Okoboji and northern lakes, while inland streams add catfish. Iowa waterways host many rough fish species and government hatcheries at Fairport and Manchester support Mississippi and Missouri river restocking.
The funniest screen comedy starring Owen Moore in The Poor Simp at the Garden Theater Sunday. Selznick's comedy with a noted cast, aimed to spark laughter in all audiences. Also features The One Man Trail with Buck Jones showing next Tuesday and Wednesday. Go and Get It at Opera House, and The Passion Flower and The Girl with the Jazz Heart highlight upcoming screenings with star Madge Kennedy.
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