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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1923

Page

1

AP Newswire Credits and Advertising Contacts

This column lists the Associated Press as the exclusive reb publication rights for news dispatches and local news in this paper. It also provides foreign advertising representatives Knill Burke Inc in Chicago New York City and their office addresses at 122 South Michigan Blvd and the Brokaw Building at 42nd Street and Broadway.

Associated Press Knill Burke, Inc Chicago South Michigan Blvd New York City Brokaw Broadway

Notice to Subscibers about Evening Paper Delivery

Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph who do not receive their papers in the evening may have some delivered if they call before seven o'clock using a number that is not the News Telegraph's Red 403.

Atlantic News Telegraph News-Telegraph

Democratic critics allege war contracts fueled graft in Iowa

A Council Bluffs report accuses Iowa Democrats of profiting from Wilson era contracts. Ed Wickham is said to owe $217000 to party brokers who claim they secured him two large jobs, with $600000 in profits cited. The piece notes a broader pattern of wartime corruption and praises budget-minded shifts in the Iowa General Assembly including veto of new appropriations until estimates are in and a consolidation push for boards and commissions.

Iowa Council Bluffs Democratic Party Wickham Wilson Jaitson General Assembly Kendall Assembly Senate

Rippling Rhymes V Walt Mason

Poem reflecting on fame and moral fame by George Matthew Adams. It contrasts worldly renown with local credibility built on honesty and paying debts. The piece urges humble virtue over boastful pride and ends with praise for integrity.

Anen George’ Matthew Adams

Miscellaneous aphorisms and gossipy musings from 1923

A string of quirky lines references weather, holidays, fashion, economics, and pop culture. It notes 1923 has 53 blue Mondays, mentions silk stockings, rising haircuts costs in Chicago, and a bizarre idea about training moths to eat lace. Various reflections on trust, alarm, and memory appear with humor and coy social commentary.

Chicago

Editorial: New York Fed's 1922 earnings signal improving business

The Des Moines Capital notes the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reporting 1922 earnings of 1,862,809, down from 20,702,439 in 1921 and 39,318,510 in 1920, suggesting banks finance themselves with less aid and improving overall business conditions as rediscounts fall. The piece argues earnings inversely reflect district liquidity and prosperity.

Des Moines Federal Reserve Bank of New York Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve System Federal Treasury

Senator Scott Gifted Roses at Des Moines Senate Session

Senator Charles M. Dutcher presented Marshall county senator Ray P. Scott with a large basket of American Beauty roses in the Des Moines senate chamber. The floral gesture marked Senator Scott's marriage, celebrated since the past session, with Dutcher noting the occasion during his graceful speech.

Des Moines Ray P. Scott Marshall County Senate Charles M. Dutcher Johnson County Dutcher Marshall

Senate Adjournment Vote Sparks Debate On Session Length

Thirteen senators opposed adjourning the senate from Thursday to 1 30 p m Tuesday January 16. Several No voters preferred staying in session to work. Officials explained the electric voting machine as lawmakers prepared for the new system and adjustments were ordered. Representatives noted desk connections limit their vote options while a display used red blue and white lights to indicate yes no and paired votes. The session aims to save seven to ten minutes per vote. Attired in their best lobbying attire.

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