06 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1922
Page
1
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may have evening copies delivered if they call before seven. Telephone Red 403 is provided, though it is not the News Telegraph's number. The paper notes Associated Press dispatches are used with credit to the source.
A long, partisan survey of the Newberry senate seating fight alleges Democrat opposition came from the South and aimed to topple a Republican. It contends Wilson and Tumulty sought to influence Michigan voters to aid Ford’s candidacy while accusing federal officials of graft and misuse of funds in the Ford campaign network.
A heated partisan clash unfolds as southern senators accuse Republicans of intimidation and voter suppression while attacking Newberry. Critics claim Democratic campaign tactics and misinformed public pushed flawed conclusions, noting no proven vote-buying. The dispute centers on fundraising, advertising costs, and the integrity of Michigan's electoral process.
Vice President Coolidge addressed the Renee Club in Chicago praising Hamilton’s early tariff support as a defense for a self-sustaining nation. He argued protection benefits both manufacturing and agriculture, stressing a national tariff linked to general welfare and shared prosperity between farmer and manufacturer.
A fragmented 1922 verse by George Matthew Adams features the Hothead and workers laboring daily in a lively, ribald rhythm. It depicts workplace grumbles, shifting moods, and small perks as a boss praises stout workers while jesting about pay and tasks.
A daughter named Phyllis Gene Buffler was born to Mr. and Mrs. Buffler in Atrove town. The birth details are reported in this birth notice section.
A series of trivia style questions and fragmented answers cover topics from Riparian Rights to city mayors, universities, and notable figures. Includes inquiries about Cass County origins, Bluffs names, Pershing’s Spanish-American War rank, Henry David Thoreau, the Earth-Sun distance, Benny Leonard, Alonzo Stagg, Stephen A. Douglas, and dates like November 2 1866.
A roundup item mentions Mouton and EX plus a granther phrase about four miles of the Creek district and a friend named Whito. The readable text is fragmented with unclear details and lacks specific dates or clear event outcomes. It preserves local-paper urgency with approximate names and place hints.
The article notes a boxing bout between Corbett and Ivan fought in New Orleans on September 7, 1899. It reports a $25,000 purse and a $10,000 side bet, with best seats at $40. It also mentions Rotary founder Paul Harris in Chicago in February 1906 and his status as President Emeritus.
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