Foreign Advertising Representatives Notice to Subscribers
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph are advised that if their papers do not arrive in the evening they may arrange delivery by calling before a stated hour. The notice provides locations for E M Burke Inc and Brokaw Building offices in Chicago and New York City and warns the number given is not the News Telegraph number.
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E. M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan’ Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Sweep of Nonpartisan League Ideas Across Dakotas and Midwest
A Sioux Falls era editorial laments the rise and fall of the Nonpartisan Leaguein Dakota territories and neighboring states. It condemns state ownership schemes and praises the return of private capital, noting widespread celebrations in Fargo and Huron as Armour plants reopen. The piece links the movement to socialist theory and accuses past leaders and agents of spreading harmful policies. It warns Iowa and Minnesota against similar incursions.
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Dakotas
Nonpartisan League
Fargo
Huron
Armour Owned
Russia
North Dakota
League
Aew House
Itvis
Tok
Iowa
Brookhart ‘School
Minnesota
South
Chapman pardon fate looms as case 130 unfolds
Charles P. Stewart notes the Chapman case 130 in which a pardon could alter his 28 year Atlanta sentence. If President Coolidge pardons, Chapman might be hanged, prompting legal questions about commutation. The piece discusses potential outcomes and the risk of continued detention versus escape possibilities.
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Charles P. Stewart
NBA
Aliington
Gerald Chapman
Chapman
Coolidge
Justice Department
Wil Lecormu
Sargent
Bowery
Cilscuit
Nhe
Atlanta
Connecticut
Sargent- Su
Federal Supreme Bench
Discontent across Dakota Wisconsin and Iowa tense election tone
A political sketch notes Dakota Wisconsin and Iowa on the crest of discontent. It hopes the edict admitting socialist fallacies and evils will prompt these states to abandon the untenable path, return to sane governance, and move away from the inebriating political economy.
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Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Law and economics tempering political paths in Dakota prose
A reflective fragment discusses enduring laws of economics and time amid political shifts. It laments forgotten history and questions attempts to overturn systemic rules while hoping Dakotans adopt economic sanity and broader wisdom to prosper.
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John Law
Dueos
McClure on Florida and the land boom
State Auditor McClure questions Florida prospects as investors flood the market. The Chicago Journal of Commerce notes War Department land offers near Miami and rising prices, while critics doubt McClure’s Florida assessment amid the boom and heavy financing from eastern interests.
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Florida
McClure
Florinda
McClyne
Chicago: Journal ‘of
Corhine
War Department
Chaplan Field
Miami
Department of Agriculture
Ex Governor W L Harding urges cooperative marketing for farmers
Ex governor W L Harding promotes farmer education in cooperative marketing to stabilize farm income. He argues farmers must learn to market through organized marketing cooperatives, noting packing plants flour mills and slaughterhouses have shifted farmers toward production only. He stresses teaching farmers to get products to market efficiently and reduce waste.
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W. L. Harding
St. Laurence
Chicago
W. J. Harding
Iowa
3 Hotel
Harding
Tiis
Ostead
Texas Governor Ma Ferguson Sees Impeachment Debate
The editorial argues Ma Ferguson, Texas governor, gains respect despite politics and impeachment talk. It notes her husband Jim attends highway sessions, defending public interest, while criticizes the idea of governance by proxy. The piece warns against sensationalism and calls for focus on policy over scandal.
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Milwaukee—Journal
United States
Texas
Ferguson
Ku Klux Klan
Rippling Rhymes About Speeding Laws By Walt Mason
A 1925 verse by Walt Mason satirizes traffic enforcement. The speaker weighs law and courtesy, imagining police stopping speeding tourists with mild, friendly language. The poem critiques harsh enforcement while affirming the need for safe driving and respect for the law.
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Walt Mason
Fragmentary 1925 NEA item hints at holiday fashion humor
The reading shows garbled text about stockings, gifts, and skirts for Christmas, mentioning New York and a plumber, plus a note that “great white way” is a fight for a performer. It resembles a humorous newspaper feature or column fragment from 1925.
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NEA $Prince, Inc
Brookhart backs arbitration court for international affairs
Iowa City Ill Feb 7 Senator Smith W Brookhart writes to a University of Iowa faculty member promoting a court of arbitration over a world court. He argues the world court lacks a code and is self interpreting and suggests an international exchange and banking court with a federal export corporation to foster peace.
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Iowa-City
Ill
Bec
INS
Smith W. Brookhart
Vnva
the. University
Towa
Rhinelander and Quadrooon Bride Disappear in Flight
New Rochelle and White Plains reports confirm Leonard Rhinelander and his biracial wife Alice Jones left their homes during the annulment trial. Rhinelander, using an assumed name Lee Parsons Davis, intends a long trip. papers to serve Alice by publication if he cannot be found.
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White Plains
INS
Leonard Ky Rhodr
Ma ‘Riage
Alice Jones
Bronxville
Lee Parsons Davis
Mra
Rhinelander
Young
Alive
Separafon
New Rochelle
N. Y
Dee
Allee’ Jones
Rhine‘lahder
Veto
Leundrdip’ Rhinelaniér
George
Florida
City ordinances bar pamphlets from mail circulation
Des Moines reports a strict city ordinance barring pamphlets not suitable for United States mail from sale. The district education department runs a special clock department repairing and treating school clocks, with many clocks in convalescent ward needing diagnosis and care. Threadbare notes describe clock repairs and pendulum grafts. In Audubon a ear of corn measuring 1 1/2 inches was picked from Everett and Otto Meb’s field, reportedly the largest in Texas.
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United States
Des Moines
Bean of Education
Audubon
Everett
Otto
Taya
SIGOURNEY NEWS OUTGROWING PAYING PLANS DURING COMING YEAR
IOWA AT A GLANCE SIGOURNEY reports blocks of 4 1 foot payinns will detail in Sigourney next year as plans gain support. Other towns note court actions, local addresses and new building plans including a Masonic lodge greeting and a broom corn warehouse project with fire safety considerations.
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Iowa
Sigourney
Bloomfield
Wbecause
UN Petit
F F. M. Hunter
Fami Bureau
Indianola
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Hilaritic News-Telegraph
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Chas. F. Chase
Chase
Congress
Canada
United Press
Imubdyr
Tung Way
Dear
Wren
Pathe
Athanta
Torney
Ion Prouf
Hherty
Plotida
AeClure
Wey
East
Mitchell
Cara
Grorge
Matthew Adams
Uoibrella
New York
Brookhart
Court OF Arbitrations
Fergus
River Et Cowgirl
Guirge Dack
Pocahontas
J. I. Murphy
American Legion
Pacahontas County
Murphy
Lua Grove
Mississippi
Denison
Masonic
Masonic Lodge
Jefferson Magazines
Oor
Papa
the Atlantic
Waln St
Red Crown
Mot
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
Indiania
Auccess
Thig Company
Michigan Ave
Chic
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