Atlantic News-Telegraph reports on Democratic figures and state rights
The Atlantic News Telegraph reviews Democratic figures in national and Iowa state politics, citing Grover Cleveland era lines, Wilson era leadership, and the ongoing debate over state versus federal authority in selecting U.S. senators. It discusses William S Ware, Smith of New York, and Brookhart versus Steck, noting public opinion shifts and the impact on party strategy and legitimacy.
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Democratic Party
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Wilson Wagn Credd
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Smith
New York
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AL Smrick
Ousting of Erang Lo Smith in Senate seat dispute
The report outlines the Senate debate on whether Erang Lo Smith should be seated after controversy over his primary campaign contributions while a public utilities official from Hindu. It notes no direct purchase of his election but mentions disfavor toward large campaign funds.
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Attendance at Van-American Conference Reflected Policy on Nicaragua and Mexico
The Van-American Conference notes opposition to U S intervention in Nicaragua and Mexico has cooled. It reports U S Marines remained in Nicaragua at the government’s request to restore order, while Mexico neared accord with U S policy as Calles faced land law challenges. Public critics in the United States are failing to sway policy, and sentiment against intervention appears to be waning.
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Mexico
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Opponents use tax issue against Judge Green in Iowa race
The News-Telegraph Editorial denounces opponents’ bid to nominate M Be Pitt against Judge Green. It argues the drive centers on the federal inheritance tax for estates over 100000, a small concern for the Ninth Iowa district. The piece defends Green as faithful and questions the campaign's motives as misusing policy for political gain.
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House of
Representatives
Iowa
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Elie
Dudge
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News-Telegraph
Green
Chicago Clergy Threats Spark Debate on Editorial Policy
A Chicago Herald segment denounces clergy threats to boycott advertisers and punish the paper over prohibition coverage. The piece argues such coercion undermines democratic governance and editorial independence, noting empty moral value in economic pressure and labeling the campaign as backward provincialism.
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Chicago
Maude-Royden
Maude Royer
Senate Tariff Debate Reflects Party Split and Reform Talk
A crowded debate on tariff policy highlights Republican splits led by Borah Capper and others. The piece argues tariff legislation must originate in the House, warns against political meddling, and notes shifts in agricultural versus industrial priorities and party realignments.
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Chisago
Borah
Idaho
Kar North
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Ways, and Means
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Sylvania
Tinois
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Che Tence
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Rippling Rhymes Walt Ma fe Ate HR Ser ke
A fragment of verse from 1928 by George Matthew Adams Service reflecting on poets and crime with critical notes on honesty and influence. The piece contemplates the role of poetry in revealing truth, optimistic yet harsh about law and virtue.
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Cuorge Matthew Adams
Service
Ant warfare and Amazonian warrior myths described
A fragmented note claims that Amazon ants are the most aggressive, invading other colonies and coercing captives to labor for conquerors while the Amazons supposedly spend their lives fighting. The text blends conjecture with scattered terms and does not provide verifiable details.
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