Chase family leadership and newspaper masthead details
The text lists Chas I Chase as President, E P Chase as Vice President and General Manager, Lydia R Otto as Secretary Treasurer, with other Chase family members and directors. It provides telephones for offices and a rate table for subscriptions by carrier and mail to various regions, noting Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Chas. I. Chase
E. P. Chase
Vice Press
Mgr
Notice to subscribers in Atlantic press delivery
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may request evening delivery of papers by calling before seven o clock at telephone red 403. This number does not belong to the News Telegraph.
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Atlantic
Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Not Our Affair on Irish Question and US Responsibility
The editorial argues the Irish issue is England and Ireland’s alone and should not involve the United States. It cites Senator Harding saying the U.S. should not dictate to England on Ireland or the Philippines and urges Americans to focus on domestic problems rather than foreign interference.
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England
Ireland
United States
Harding
Dee Moines
Engeland
Philippines
Harding's Opportunity to Restore Order and Serve Nation
The newly elected president faces a daunting task yet a vast chance to restore order after war induced chaos. If Harding surrounds himself with capable leaders and acts decisively, the public will accept the long road to reconstruction and judge him by results rather than rhetoric.
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Harding
Wilson
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Post Election Quiet
The poem parodies post election weariness, urging Americans to drop political ranting and focus on practical labor from coast to coast. It satirizes campaign heat, calls for restarting daily chores, and ends with a note on restraint as weariness fades and work resumes.
Old Files reflect weddings and town notices
Thirty five years ago today December 2 1885 Miss Effie E Nichols and Mr George M Finley of Pymosa township wed yesterday. Beatrice mayor and council inspect Holly water system. J M Bulen building new 56 by 34 foot barn for imported horses west of Walker Bros livery. Atlantic National Bank shareholders annual meeting January 1. Fifteen years ago today December 2 1905 W C McCurdy sells hardware store to William Longworthy. He takes a land payment in Gregory County SD. Remains of Mrs A Anderson die on train near Kansas City arrive city Friday night. Body shipped to Eldora former home. John Blake of Pewa Trust Bank suffers runaway accident near Wiata nose skinning. Chir Chong musical comedy by American Legion at Opera House December 13 14.
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Effie E. Nichols
George M. Finley
Pymosa Township
M. E. Church
M. E. Worthington
Beatrice, Neb
J. M. Bulen
Walker Bros
Atlantic National Link
W. C. McCurdy
Massena
William Longworthy
Gregory County
South Dakota
A. Anderson
Kansas City
Eldora
Anderson
John Blake
Pewa Trust and Savings Bank
Wiata
Blake
Germany Plans Occupying Territory In Upper Silesia
Warsaw reports Allied governments that Poland says Germany planned armed occupation of Upper Silesia if the plebiscite favored Poland. Documents published claim the sixth German army corps at Breslau hardened plans to send a demobilized detachment to spread propaganda and mobilize twelve days before voting. A secret league of former officers named Spree was to cooperate with the corps to wreck factories or sway opinion in Germany’s favor.
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Warsaw
Germany
Upper Silesia
Poland
Breslau
Silesia
Legion Men Rally Promises Ching Cheng Benefit Talks
Notice calls Legion members to a popular meeting tonight with reports from committees and matters pertaining to the Ching Cheng benefit. Three more important business meetings are planned this year, and interested members are urged to attend each session.
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Ching Cheng
Legion
Lisbon Gambling Dens Closed In Aftermath Of Prohibition
Lisbon rapid rise of gambling clubs and glittering restaurants after the war faded as new government measures closed venues. Refused access by authorities, palaces rented for gambling became empty symbols of a city’s social shift. A campaign by press and police followed, with raids and club closures, including the Palais Royal as a restaurant then shuttered. Meanwhile Chicago colleges plan a prohibition effects survey for 1925.
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Maxtin’s
Pinter
Sie Escale
Smih HO
Lishen
Lighon
ShotMimself
Fms
Tipney
Rts
Secinio Jhe
Columms
Lisbon
Palais Royal Club
Ater
Germany Plans 1920 Budget To Meet Peach Pact Terms
Berlin reports 1920 budget estimates call for 41.0 billion marks for the peach treaty execution within a total extraordinary budget of 62.6 billion. Revenue is put at 2.2 billion, requiring roughly 50.0 billion in loans. Ordinary budget totals 39.36 billion with income tax projected at 12.0 billion, but 8.0 billion passes to federal states.
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Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
Customs and Excise
New Books Arrival On East Side Street Display
Local store announces new book shipments on the east side of the street. The assortment is described as good and ready for customers to browse.
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Fred Alexander
Remedies for Whooping Cough in Children Cited
An eight year old boy named Anaries suffered frequent attacks before settling with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The account claims relief when the medicine was taken as directed, noting it provided safety and comfort at home.
Picture framing shop opens on east side by Consley's
New framed pictures available at a relocated shop on the east side next to Consley's. Fred Alexander or nearby owner mentioned as a point of reference.
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Consley
Fred Alexander
Postpone Sale By Weather For Poland China Auction
Smith and Butler postpone their Poland China sale due to bad roads and weather. The event shifts from December 4 to Saturday December 11, 1919, delaying the auction.
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Smith & Butler
Poland
China
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Hils
U.S
Canada
Associated Press
Central Jowa Poultry & Fgg Company
Hedges — Bros Master Cleaners
By Walt Mason
Bangor
Seattle
George Matthew Adams
Atlantic Produce Co
Phene
Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
Phan Red
Chir Chong
American Legion
Opera House
LSB Ahn
Goddess of Chance
Portugal
Anidis- Hsta
Chicago—College
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
C Butaer
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Chicago
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Los Angele
CBN
W. Rye D. McGheent
UP Sesto
Res Moines
Salt Lake
Anaries
Rand
Chamberlain
Esigns
Chamville
Rabe
Antyg'tteh
Deanmpe
Sages
Marion Evelyn Cox
Doris Proudfit
America
Edison
M. Smiley
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