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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1925
Page
1
The Atlantic News-Telegraph urges economy in public spending and criticizes officials for wasteful contracts and lax scrutiny. It argues newspapers must push for accountability, highlighting payroll, public works, and bridge-copy graft concerns across the state.
Fragmented text suggests political discourse around Kendall, a non candidate, with references to opposition from a wife and a padre. Mentions a trip around the finer aspects and potential implications for a future senatorial run, plus scattered notes on a governor and a field clearance.
A dated column notes President Coolidge visits Swampscott and draws praise from Republicans and many citizens. It argues his simple, frugal style appeals nationwide and boosts support amid political commentary on his public image and expenditures.
The Chicago Association of Commerce faced criticism for organizing a rodeo exhibition in Chicago. The piece notes this body comprises business leaders often mocked or deemed beneath contempt, reflecting public tension between commerce groups and critics.
A Washington-NEA service piece reports harsh criticism of the regent national convention. The piece notes rising costs, wage anxiety, and consumer strains as the country endures inflation and financial tightening.
The new University dam at Burlington street will replace the old structure. Designed by Prof Fleming it will match the old location and height, be ten feet wider at the base, and include a six foot high tunnel for steam pipes to feed a heating plant serving university buildings across the river.
Report from Detroit details an active morning as police officers respond to multiple incidents. Citizens are urged to remain safe while authorities investigate ongoing events and assess the situation.
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