09 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows post office entries for Atlantia Toway with officer names and offices, a News Department address, and subscription rates by carrier and mail. Includes references to Lydia, Otto, and unrelated names, plus Associated Press note and republication rights.
Notice advises Avantie subscribers to the Newa Telegraph who do not receive papers in the evening to call before seven oclock at telephone Red 403 for delivery. The notice clarifies that Red 403 is not the Newa Telegraph number.
A disputed excerpt suggests Candidate Cox aligns with the president on the Wilson league, claiming consent to a subservient stance and a promised public letter. The wording hints at political pressure and questions Cox's true meaning regarding the league and government duties.
A garbled note references Chadidikh Lodge and Democratic Senators voting for or against a Wilson era treaty. It cites Cox and claims the treaty cannot alter the U S Constitution, framing Republican and Democratic positions as condemnations. The text reflects heated partisan rhetoric and unclear attribution.
The dispatches claim Ruadian forces at Warsaw gates and plans to seize the city. Britain France and Italy plus many small states are said to awaken to Poland's danger and may join to "save" the Versailles republic. Opinions in Washington note officials ponder Uprising for relief while wary of Russian plans and world safety rhetoric.
The article quotes Candidate Cox accusing the Republican Congress of failing to reduce taxation and government expenses. It notes a claimed cut of two billion dollars by Democratic department heads, suggesting Cox portrays the GOP as trivializing billions of public funds in a Jeffersonian context.
From The Old Files Thirty-five Years Ago Today August 9 1885 birth notices mark a daughter born August 8 to Mr and Mrs Jamies EB Bruce of Anita while a burglary at Brown MaPona’ s Wed “sixth” night yielded stolen flour and ears. A mill project is noted as the ground is broken for a new improved plan. BH Ross dies Friday night August 7 at his home in Hicks.
In Winniphd Mat Aug 9 a woman from Ottumwa Alice Be Wilbon sails a 200 mile route by rowboat down Lake Winnipeg to Ottawa. The voyage aims to collect tonsils for dendrimant in Ottawa. Mine Wilton accompanies as visiting school higher class graduate Roya Victotts Celridge in Montreal comments on the trip.
Local notes report Red Oak Company M leaving at 4 40 for Storm Lake for a 16 day encampment at Camp McHenry. They will pick up Harlan and Gouneil Blaffa companies arriving in Storm Lake. Various local updates include engagements, travels to Salt Lake City for a wedding trip, and county notices.
A double wedding in Omaha unites Slimwood-Orville H. Butler of Shenandoah with Miss Ethel Buckingham of Malvern and Alfred Ciltex of Stratan with Miss Mabel Purcell of the same place. They had gone on a picnic to Manawa, and both brides graduated from high school this year.
A satirical verse by Walt Mason urges support for Cox and Harding, railing against opposing candidates and promising broad political change. The poem mocks election rhetoric, celebrating a united front from coast to coast and promising jail for the rich and meals for the poor if the ticket wins.
Fragmented report notes the death of an Indian figure in California with garbled references to tribes and lines about poets and writers. The text lacks coherent details on date, location, or cause, leaving the main facts unclear and the person unidentified.
A violent incident at the inn ends with a man injured by kicks and a chaotic scene. Madam Hae ber confesses to a police interview while prosecutors consider legal action. the widow claims innocence as investigations continue. Local officials report no immediate charges following the inquiry and the inn sale is planned amid the unrest. A separate note covers a new carrier pigeon news service linking the newspaper to law enforcement and field reporters for rapid communication.
A renewed Passion play, produced after five years, features sixteen biblical incidents including the resurrection. Performances run from 9 am to noon and 2 to 6 pm, with a critical crucifixion scene challenging performers to depict Christ’s moves on the steps and descent on a white winding sheet. The production showcases insistent detail and ingenious staging, praised by non experts for its beauty.
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