Atlantic News-Telegraph Succeasor to the News and Télegraph Published
The issue reproduces an early 20th century local paper with editorials on social conduct and highway funding. It comments on public dancing culture and a senate discussion of road improvements, amid critical remarks about political funds and the Good Roads movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic News-Telegraph
News and Télegraph
Chas F. Chase
Be, P. Chase
Atlantia
Towa
Associated Press
Fairness in road funds stirs farm and town interests
Fragmented remarks from a meeting discuss Good Roads plan funding a gasoline tax split two thirds to secondary roads and one third to primary or town to town routes. Critics claim a slush fund exists while supporters argue for farm to market needs and tourist benefits amid political debate.
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Tye
Benater Bowman
Blark
Lowa Gand
Rand
Tawada
Good Roads Association
Yanas
Posemiaby
Lwvuthiads
Fragmented OCR reads on shopping, weather, and warnings
Scrambled text shows fragmented phrases about purchases, clothing, spending, and warnings. Mentions a mysterious “roa” and “Five Sundays bath” with garbled dates. No clear events, names, places, or concrete facts to summarize into a coherent item.
Clever Cal and Coolidge's swift Stone nomination
The piece lauds Coolidge for quickly nominating Harlan F. Stone to the Supreme Court after McKenna’s resignation, arguing speed avoided outside influence and a drawn out contest. It contrasts with Roosevelt and notes the personal nature of presidential selections and the gaggle of aspirants and backers blocked by timely action. It also mentions Senator Frank R. Brandegee’s death and a late auction revealing his art collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Senate
Harlan F Stone
Supreme Court
Mr. Kenna
McKenna
Stone
Genire
Kennha
Aving
Gine
Bione
Presenta
Duteult
Child Labor Amendment Debate in Congressional Record
The document reviews House Joint Resolution 184 proposing an amendment to the U S Constitution to empower Congress to limit regulate and prohibit labor by persons under 18 It cites statements by Mrs Kelley at a Women s Industrial Conference criticizing enforcement costs and home work sweated labor and raises concerns about privacy and enforcement in homes under a proposed federal rule
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United States
Congress
House
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Ploreneis Kethey
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsy
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Kelley
Waomin
Industrial Cou«t
Women’s Bureau
Children’s Bureau
Washington
Trick for a Novice by British Kings Speeches 1921
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief note on a political speech collection titled This is Quite a Trick for a Novice by British Kings with speeches by Senators Ashurst Reed and Stanley dated August 18 and September 23, 1921. The excerpt references William Pitt and the excise bill and includes a metaphor about the king and a ruined tenement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashurst
Reed
Stanley
William Pitt
Earl of Chatham
England
No Extra Session On March 5 Editorial
The Washington Post editorial urges Congress to finish the current session before tax cuts or reforms, arguing spending must be controlled. It cites Rep Madden and Rep Green endorsing cautious budgets, noting 1926 surplus prospects and potential republic revenue from customs and internal taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Fiuess
Martin B. Maddlen
Appropriations Committee
Samu
Madden
Chattrcrr-Green
Mens Committee
Mellon
Eeasion
Green
Senstor Borah
Taxation Tangles a Parish in Angry Verse
A fragmented historical note presents a parish speaker lamenting high taxes and debt. The speaker rails at government taxation from county to town, describing wage stagnation, rising prices, and a call to riot. The voice evokes anger, fear, and a sense of impending social tension.
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Dante Grim
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Wally Rete
Reigs
Hunt
Harry B. Hunt
Axerinding Brigade
Wolidge
Roosevelt
T. R
Enator
Randege
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