Atlantic News Telegraph Publisher Notice and Rates
The notice lists the Atlantic News Telegraph as published each evening except Sunday by the owners and editor, with subscription and advertising rates, contact numbers, and a delivery instruction for late subscribers calling before 7 o'clock to receive the paper. It names the offices, advertising representatives, and postal details for Atlantic, Iowa.
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News Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Gimcracks in High Schools Draw Modern Debate
Sioux City Journal writer John C Cary argues high schools westward are overemphasizing nonacademic activities, while Milton W Orchard defends athletics and social pursuits as essential. The piece traces shifts from old schooling to modern times and notes boxing era parallels, concluding a balanced view and warning against eroding individual initiative.
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Sioux City Journal
United States
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Tunney Retires as World Heavyweight Champion Described
The article reflects on Gene Tunney's retirement from boxing and contrasts his calm, classical deportment with typical prizefighter stereotypes. It notes public reaction and historical esteem, recalling Tunney's famed rematch with Tom Heeney and comments on sportsmanship shaping the era.
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California
John L. Sulliva
Air New Orleana
Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Reno
Nev
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Fitzsimmons
Dettries
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Big Jess Willard
Kangag
Havana
Toledo
Dempsey
Tute Tan' Iney
Philadelphia
Bemsera
Tunney
Sullivan
Heeney
Gene Tunney
Tuntey
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Prizy
Old John
Gene
Struit
Boxer
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General Fife
Tin
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Tom Heenty
New York
Heenty
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Heaney
No Substitute for Honesty inpledged Obligations
An Iowa-era editorial extols plain honesty in keeping promises across finances and commitments. It cites Creston publisher Clayt Skirvin and a young man who repaid a loan, praising reliable character and the late Senator William B. Allison as exemplary. The piece laments that such steadfastness is increasingly rare in this “hair-brained age.”
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Creston Evening News
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Mx Skirvin
Creston
Mix
Skirvin
Het
Hanes
Gue Xian
William .B. Allison
Towa
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McCormick backs Smith campaign surprise shift in 1916
Democratic national chairman McCormick pivots from Smith to oppose Governor Al Smith. He cites nullification of city laws and waives long alliance, predicting an unusual race with desertions and cross endorsements. Brigadier General Mitchell also declares for Smith as diverse factions align in the campaign.
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Woodrow Wilson
Tynabher
Savi
Smith
New York
Mitchell
If Military Department
Iowa Coal Mine Situation Sparks Wage Debate Amid Union Pressure
The Iowa coal mine dispute centers on daily wage standards and the ability of workers to set pay. Joe Morris of District No. 18 and leaders urge decisive action despite resistance, arguing that temporary fixes fail to empower labor and threaten long term stability.
Iowa mine wage dispute eyed for fair scale
The Southwest laws association is described as an insurgent compact operating on a fixed five dollars per day. District 18 of the United Mine Workers, previously paid 7.40 dollars per day under Jacksonville, is willing to drop that standard. Local mine owners in Iowa hope for a mutual agreement leading to livable wages and renewed activity to supply Iowa coal for consumers.
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Iowa
Southweat Laws Association
United Mine Workers of
Awerica
Jacksonville
Ilso
Kellogg policy on China praised as wise and independent
The Chicago Tribune lauds Secretary Kellogg for pursuing a prudent, independent China policy. It argues for minimal foreign entanglements and strengthens American leverage through open trade, while supporting China’s move toward liberty and gradual reform. Kellogg’s approach is described as courageous and farsighted, aiming for mutual prosperity with China.
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Amerizen
Jay
Great Britain
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State Department
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The
Pacific
United States
Kollege
Iowa Politicians Hint At Party Shifts And Farm Policy
Iowa and Pennsylvania are seen as unlikely to move toward Democratic gains, while campaign managers debate farm policy and party unity. Reports from Toledo Chronicle and Tangier Ole Two discuss political winds, candidate attitudes, and public reactions amid ongoing primary discussions and regional campaigns across midwestern states.
The Drunken Driver Threatens The Road
A New York Times discussion cites Commissioner Stoock on Connecticut's view that even moderate drinking impairs driving. The piece argues liquor undermines balance, calm, and driving judgment, increasing danger on motor vehicle operation.
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New York Times
Stoock
Connecticut
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason notes and warnings
Fragmentary OCR reads Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason with cautionary lines about drinking. Mentions bootleg liquor and dangers of alcohol, urging alertness and sane judgment, then a brief, unclear vignette about a night and two drinks.
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