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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
1
Public notice lists advertising rates and mailing options for the Pehathews Telegraph. It notes subscription by carrier and mail, with regional rate differences and a United Press connection. The notice includes foreign advertising representatives and a subscriber tip about evening delivery by calling 504-W.
The Atlantic Christmas Fund faces a possible failure as less than a quarter of the needed money has been subscribed. The paper urges broad charity, citing Christian duty to help the needy, Armenian relief, and local families, noting the importance of funding the Christmas fund and appealing to readers to contribute immediately.
A late 1920s Omaha obituary section recalls Carpenter Paper Co and a Baptist church member. references a cousin by marriage, business ties to The News Telegraph, and a long illness at home. The piece portrays a respected man known for charity, with memories of a train arrival from San Antonio and fallible lines reflecting period tone and public notices.
The Dawes question tests congressional reaction as Democrats label him raw material for policy while Republicans fear he acts independently. Pat Harrison likens him to Mussolini, and the party split hinges on his handling of the White House influence and the Senate stance.
A scathing satire targets Gilbert Gudgeon as a harsh critic denouncing mutt and skate while praising fiery zeal. The poem mocks authors who fear his sharp abuse and imagines readers punished for offending him, concluding with a sharp copyright citation and a jab at censorship.
Supreme Court actions from various counties include reversal and remand on collateral security conversion actions. Cases mention Clarinda Trust, Saint E R Bailey, and Judge Tom C Whitmore. Other entries cover contract cancellation, divorce, and an insurance association matter in Page, Linn, Black Hawk counties with judges Moffit Woodruff and Farquhar concluding decisions.
The famed figure ric he Rippling Rhymes and Walt Mason known as The Autocrat rarely offers praise. He scolds authors, chasing wit and sharp judgment, leaving many writers bruised by his biting barbs.
The Evening News reports criminologist Sir Basil Thomson arrested during a weekend in London’s Hyde Park on a charge involving a woman named Kelma de Lara. Both Thomson and a man named Hugh Thomson were bailed and failed to appear at Marlborough Street station, with police seeking them.
Maquoketa lawyer and founder of the American Red-Polled Cattle society, long a leader in stock breeding, has died. He left law to focus on breeding and edited the American Herd Book. His work popularized Suffolk Punch in the United States.
Night session opens with forty cases scheduled for hearing. The aero court session begins amid unclear weather conditions and prior docket entries.
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