Atlantic News-Telegraph Public Notices and Delivery Info
Atlantic News Telegraph advertises subscription rates and delivery details for evening issues. It lists ownership E P Chase and R C A Chase, editors, and contact numbers for subscriber services. The notice explains how to report missed papers and how to change addresses or discontinue service.
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Senator Johnson's Bleeding Heart Explains His Drive for Unemployment Aid
A critical column portrays Senator Hiram Johnson of California as driven by a craving for federal money to aid the unemployed. It argues he uses opposition to Hoover and aid to Europe to justify further appropriations, noting his reputation for securing funds for California and warning that he could steer more dole payments from the treasury.
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Hiram Johnson
California
Senate
Federal Treasury
United States
Hoover
Congress
Europe
Johnson
Nleli
Treasur
Uncle Sanitz
Boulder Dam
Charles E. Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Hughes
Dole
Uncle Sam
Williams
Treasury
Hiram
Relief Bill Aims to Boost Prices and Bank Credit
A Senate and House measure proposes inflationary relief through increased federal reserve powers. It allows the Fed to accept government debt as collateral for notes for twelve months and enables groups of major member banks to borrow on collateral. It also permits certain banks lacking rediscountable assets to obtain credit via promissory notes. The intent is to enlarge credit, raise commodity prices, and inflate the currency, expanding the reconstruction finance framework.
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Senate
Carter Giues
Virginia
House
Henry B. Stragall
Alabama
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Moorer
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Sytem
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Inflation by government bonds and its congressional push
Senator Glass argues that issuing new currency through government bonds will raise prices and fuel inflation but also aid reconstruction. The measure gains support as stock prices rise on the New York exchange, signaling business optimism. The public is said to tolerate mild inflation if the act delivers results.
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Glass
Reconstruction Corporation
New York Exchange
Congress
Worthy Candidate Kringel Seeks Iowa State Auditor Nomination
C E Kringel of Cass County announces as a Republican candidate for the Iowa state auditor nomination in the upcoming June primary. A veteran county auditor and state checker with tax experience, he pledges efficient, economical administration, consolidation of departments, and full-time service with value for every dollar spent. He served on the local draft board in World War I, with two sons serving. one son lost his life in the conflict.
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C. E. Kringel
Auditor of State
Ma. Kringel
Cass County
Kringel
Iowa
Dawes backed reconstructions finance corps shows firm Iowa progress
The piece lauds Charles G. Dawes for leading the reconstruction finance group and highlights an Iowa committee formed on Wednesday that is already accepting loan applications from banks. It argues quick organization, loyal local bankers, and efficient action will keep banks from failing, inject capital replacing frozen assets, restore public confidence, and herald a brighter near future.
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Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
Tong
Iowa
Republicans Rally in Cass County to Kick Off Campaign
Republicans and workers in Cass County gathered at Hotel Whitney to honor Washington and Lincoln birthdays with strong enthusiasm for President Hoover. The crowd pledged to fight a militant campaign from now until November, signaling solid party support and cooperation.
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Cass County
Whitney
Republican County Central Committee
Washington
Lincoln
Hoover
Long Tme
Iowa
Editorial Briefs on Hoover Re-Election Passions During Democratic Field
The piece argues Democrats are laying groundwork to re elect President Hoover next November. It mocks courteous partisanship and urges a more fire eating political faith, criticizing both sides for apologies and timidity in an era of strong partisan sentiment.
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Hoover
United States
Wattles of Council Bluffs Dies in California Home
Gordon W. Wattles, a prominent Council Bluffs figure, has died at age 76 in his California home. As a young man he explored TB-related health efforts and contributed to early public service, with his passing marking the end of a notable local career.
Wattles: From Farm to Leading Omaha Citizen
The narrative follows Wattles from a rustic upbringing in Carroll county Tay to a demanding early career. He taught country school at 17, funded college via janitoring, mentored county superintendent duties, then shifted to banking and farming loans. Moving to Omaha in the late 1880s, he rose to prominence, presiding over the Trans-MMississippi Exposition in the 1890s, and never encountered a major failure in his life.
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Wattles
Carroll County
Tay
Highathey
North Western Railway
Boone
Council Bluffs
Gurdon
Amies
Carroll
Omaha
Hat shopping turns into three ring circus for egg shaped head
New York columnist recounts raucous hat fittings where clerks mock up comical headwear and the wearer endures endless options from hooded caps to derbies. He jokes about Ed Wynn impressions, feathered adornments, and vaudeville style reactions, noting the frequent misfit and social discomfort.
Hat Shop Diplomacy Ends With No New Bonnets
Clerks split into rival factions as a crowd gathers around a hat shop. The narrator, avoiding headlines, uses tact and humor to navigate trying on hats while avoiding buying one. A quip from his wife about a hat for every occasion ends with no purchase and a personal joke about a wart remedy removing the head.
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Clive Brook
Brook
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Paris Style Hints From ALICE LANGELIER
Paris fashion notes describe the kick pleat coat cut for spring with side or back fullness. Articles cover length, inverted pleats, seam artistry, and slim silhouettes using smooth materials and decorative trims. models vary with embroidery and jewelry accents.
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Alice Langelier
N.S
Paris
Planning for future traffic in growing cities
The text argues that motor car traffic in cities continually grows, outpacing street and road design. It urges forward planning to address present and future needs, urging that every new road and highway be built to accommodate increasing volumes.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poem ridiculing wartime tensions describes Japan and China with martial imagery and old world rhyme, noting Japan’s boastful conquests and China’s patient defense as forces clash across Manchuria and distant lands. The piece parodies romanticized warfare through exaggerated verse and archaic phrasing.
Knowledge Test on History And Geography Questions
Daily prompt presents ten trivia items asking about the Simon Commission two South American origins of amethyst, the oldest brightest planet, Colorado statehood, the Lake Poets, Green Pastures author, Old Dominion state, Smedley Butler police chief stint, Birth of a Butterfly light opera, and Iberian Peninsula occupant countries.
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Lake
Green Pastures
Old Dominion
Smedley D. Butler
Iberian Peninsular
Aviator Promises Safe Return Amid War Talk
A passenger asks to be brought back safely as an aviator reassures with a bold claim of never leaving anyone up there. A grim exchange over wills follows, mentioning a farm left in a relative’s will. An observer notes the wartime atmosphere as a butcher shop scene unfolds with a young girl and a revealing remark about tripe.
Trial hinges on witness recognition test at distance
The state attorney questions eyesight by presenting distant animal silhouettes to the witness. The exchange uses garbled OCR fragments describing elephants, monkeys, lions, and other creatures to probe recognition. The passage reflects a legal proceeding focusing on perceptual accuracy and identification at range.
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