30 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1920
Page
1
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive papers in the evening may have delayed delivery if they call before seven o'clock. Call telephone Red 403. This number is not for the News-Telegraph.
Candidate Cox is criticized for bluffing, bluster, and slush fund charges. The piece centers on the core question of the election: whether to surrender American rights and privileges to a new form of internationalism.
The piece argues the choice is clear between sticking with traditional Americanism under the Republican banner and rejecting Wilsonian internationalism. It warns against European entanglements, defends U S sovereignty, and cautions Latin American nations against perceiving the United States as an aggressor with an expansive vest pocket as it navigates policy toward Mexico and Europe.
The News Telegraph credits Supervisor Zellmar for road work on the White Pole road between Atlantic and Wiota. The improvement to the cemetery approach is noted as a delightful highway replacing prior bumps. The piece ends with encouragement to Carl to keep it up.
Whitelaw Reid mocks Democratic fraud charges and defends Harding nomination amid talk of Senatorial influence. The piece argues direct popular election ends legislative manipulation and notes Ohio's Senatorial politics in the national convention era.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses nominations for governor and presidency, implying support for citizen-selected delegates over self appointed leaders. Mentions Governor Cox, Harding, and the role of political influence, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Widewire clipping shows a chaotic mix of political blurbs on the League of Nations and European conflict. It notes Democratic and Republican figures debating true status of the league while referencing a Wilson-era White House conference, plus local notices about a school district project and a murder coroner verdict.
A grim, poetic account laments brutal wartime death and crime. It recalls murdered men washed ashore, inland killings, and exhausted investigators failing to find causes while flags and battles rage. The piece contrasts war’s toll with the toil of detectives and the dark carnival of violence.
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