12 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1926
Page
1
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive the telegraph in the evening are urged to call at or before 11 o'clock. Representatives E. M. Burke Inc lists Chicago and New York offices for subscriber inquiries and service adjustments.
A group of farmers and business leaders in a Ontario community urge forming a cooperative with professionals to boost farm prices and stabilize income. They argue the region’s prosperity depends on farm trade, urging fair prices for farm products and aligned business practices. They warn that without business and professional support, prices will rise and local merchants suffer.
The piece outlines political attacks on Andrew Mellon and allied critics. It argues Mellon's wealth from aluminum and other industries reflects American economic strength, while opponents push for reform and question his influence. The text portrays a contentious debate over Mellon's role and national policy.
A piecemeal report notes Ved Moraes chamber members discuss the island railroak situation. President Gorman cites the road’s impact on commerce and service, urging action to restore normal operations and ease the regional burden.
A distorted editorial excerpt accuses prominent figures of dishonesty and corruption fueling class hatred. It cites a summary of votes from the last presidential election as evidence, arguing against their influence and motives.
An Omaha Bee editorial denounces prohibition as a joke among sixteeen prominent politicians ward healers and gamblers from St Louis who believed their political pull would shield them. They faced Leavenworth prison for illegal money schemes, with former officials like Goldstein Hollmich and Kinnes cited as conspirators. The piece contrasts their laughter with the severe consequence they earned, framing the case as a warning against corruption and mockery of law.
A jumbled local note mocks antique dealers, clocks and alarms. It quotes lines about truth, politeness, and “self made men.” It hints at social shifts like old-fashioned dancing returning, amid garbled satire from a 1926 NEA Service piece.
A fragment describes a tinker who came to mend game pans and proved to be a thinker with world shifting plans. The speaker recalls reading famous writers from Darwin to McGee and quotes long-forgotten figures.
A garbled monologue questions Rus history and Marx while praising historians and poets. It touches on knowledge stored by sages, cites Henry Bet and Barward To and ends with a claim that toiling for wisdom is a frost, attributed to a 1920 George Matthew Adams copyright.
The article reports Flickinger pleading guilty to murder amid a tense session. A key witness or party discusses motives, with Gertrud Weaver named as a schoolteacher involved in the case. The equity attorney requests the death penalty, while the court considers the punishment.
Unclear OCR text references Carl Prien accused of attempting to shoot a wife at home in Earlville. Mention of parole mascots and attorneys blurred. Incomplete phrasing hides key facts and dates.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a wife, debts, and a main weighty fight looming. The illegible text hints at financial dispute and a possible court concern, but specific names, places, dates, or outcomes are not recoverable from the readable bits.
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