Succensak to the News and Telegraph Published Every Evening
Editorial and business masthead for the Atlantic News Telegraph lists editors Carter and Chase, circulation rates by carrier and mail, and a notice to subscribers about evening delivery before seven o'clock with telephone RED 403. The paper is Associated Press member with foreign advertising representation and reprint rights.
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Associated Press
USA
Knill-Burke, Inc
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
Debunking Myths About Federal Reserve Banks
A letter argues that Federal Reserve banks are not like private banks. It notes a senator's accusation of misuse, cites Glass on Rockefellers, and dismisses claims of withholding funds. The piece previews a forthcoming circular alleging deliberate restraint on loans and asserts banks can access Fed funds.
Federal Reserve banks and bank endorsement role
A historical discussion explains how nonmember banks can use their customers debts to obtain credit from Federal Reserve banks through endorsement. It argues excess money should circulate domestically and notes that Fed banks do not lend directly to individuals. The piece highlights endorsement requirements and potential bottlenecks in loan access.
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Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve Banks
Joana
Senate
New York
Glass
Virginia
Federal Bank
Ita
Tasy
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Atlantic
Jloan
Serve Bank
I Fedéral
Reserve ‘Bari
Federal ‘Reserve Banks
Sania
War era wage woes and coal miners’ strike warned
The editorial argues that wartime profits vanished and wage gains were illusory as deflation loomed. It singles out the coal miners union for resisting wage reductions and warns that strikes won t overturn broader economic forces affecting salaries across industry. It urges miners to recognize the inevitability of lower wages aligned with global conditions.
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Chicago Journal of Commerce
Coal Miners’ Union
England
Rail and Water Rates Compared in Great Lakes Trade
The Omaha Bee cites Associated Industries of Massachusetts data showing freight moving 200 million tons annually between interior Great Lakes territory and the Atlantic seaboard. Water transport costs about 2 mills per ton mile versus 1815 mills by rail, with water yielding a lower total cost estimate of about 5.36 dollars per water borne traffic between these cities compared to 15.51 dollars by rail despite distance. Similar figures are noted for other routes.
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Omaha Bee
Great Lakes-St Bawrende
Associated Industries of
Massachusetts
Interior
Great Lakes
Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
St. Lawrence Project Debate Includes Transportation Cost
The discussion notes lower transport costs benefiting Seaboard cities, a factor not previously emphasized in talks on the St. Lawrence project. Additional items favorable to early work are cited, highlighting potential economic benefits.
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Atlanta
Seaboard
St. Lawrence
Buying on false claims hurts Omaha buyers and city
Native canvassers and out of town stocks push samples and take orders for future delivery. They may misrepresent quality and price, a practice seen not infrequently. Even truthful reps offer no real value, as sales do not boost Omaha business, property values, wages, taxes, or civic services.
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Omaha
Democracy Standing Still in Political Rift
Rockville Indiana dispatch notes Democratic chairman Cordell Hull and party leader James Cox disputing postwar direction. Hull argues the party moves forward with national progress while Cox says the stance mirrors the pre election period of 1920. Readers are left to choose.
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Rockville
Ind
Cordell Hull
National Democratic
James Gox
Democratic Party
Tooo
Cordell
Cox
Enough Farmers Now
The piece argues against opening new deserts and swamps for settlement urging that there are already enough farmers and farms to meet food needs. It warns that expanding agricultural land would disrupt the production consumption balance and suggests reclaiming idle lands later when food supplies may be tighter.
Untitled Fragmentary Observations From A Quirky Page
A jumble of oddities, musings, and stray phrases. Mentions fish in pools, tipsy canoes, and the notion of “Safety First.” Comments on politics, stock, and counterfeit money. Notes onions as strongest crop so far and a looming June groom crop. Odd bits about water spouts, war veteran radios, and a cryptic mite image.
RiPPLING RHYMES WALT MASON Guns and gun laws in verse
Poem by George Matthew Adams notes the ubiquity of gun violence, contrasting daily shootings with strict laws while mocking the ease of obtaining firearms. It critiques both gun owners and criminals, highlighting the persistent risk and the social drama surrounding weapon use.
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George Matthew Adams
Edith Wilbourt and B. A. Rudolph Wd 4-25-92
Notice records a deed between Edith Wilbourt and B A Rudolph dated 4 25 92 with $15 000 and $100 00 values. The fragmentary line hints at a local newspaper notice from The News Telegraph reporting the transaction.
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Edith Wilbourt
B. A. Rudolph
Exhibits Pile Up in Fish Christensen Case
Trial of Fish vs Christensen sees 35 read and offered exhibits largely mechanic liens for materials on a Des Moines twelve story building. Depositions and architect testimonies detail plans and progress up to the Commonwealth Mortgage Bond Co entering receivership. R D Vernon testifies for the defense. he says Fish approached him in 1920 about investing capital in the same company.
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Fish
Christensen
Bulding
Des Moines
Commonwealth Mortgage Bond Co
Princi Pally
Commonwealth Co
R. D. Vernon
Anita
Atlantic Ladies Mobile Team Offers Bug Co Services
Reliable Bug Co agent of Oey Moines Towa will be in Atlantic all this week until Friday noon. Phone Black 124 and I will call for work.
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Atlantic Ladies
Reliable Bug Co
Oey Moines
Towa
Atlantic
Black 124
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