Atlantic News Telegraph columns on farmers and Greene speech
Atlantic News Telegraph prints a speech by Mr. Greene praising farmers and criticizing bank guarantees. He argues the farmer deserves a good living and home luxuries within means, urging practical farming and personal attention to work over luxury. The report notes Greene’s practical stance and mentions Athin tic and Cass counties.
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Bank
Greene
Blo
Athintic
Cass County
Debate on state rights and United States Senate selection
The discussion centers on state rights versus federal authority in Senate elections. Southern lawmakers argue for states to control elections, while opposing views stress equal protection and national constitutional standards. The debate explores whether voters or state legislatures should determine who represents states in the U.S. Senate.
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Uae
Brenator
Mary
Rizvor
Virginia
Sunator Swaisun
Bruce
Mason
Dixon
Vixen
Federn
Courry
South
Orth
United Statler
Senate
Southland
United States
United States Senate
Shela Elain
United
Pega Bils
Thermelves
Optimistic note at farmers night meeting offers practical hope
The speaker, a Pottawattamite official, urged farmers to seek truth, work hard, and exercise enterprise. He warned against relying on help and highlighted industrial growth surpassing agriculture while comparing farmer incomes to foreign counterparts. He stressed sound judgment over political pandering and emphasized personal responsibility.
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Uline
Givenne
Ayn
Tin
Take Your Choice Norris Faces Wisconsin Prohibition Debate
A fragmented satirical piece mocks Nebraskan Georgy Norris as a presidential candidate. It notes Wisconsin Republicans endorse a split stance on prohibition, debating whether to back Norris or modify the dry laws, while predicting no change in policy. The text ridicules the spectacle and suggests voters will decide between opposing paths.
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Georgy
Norris
Nebraska
Wiscontin
Sentoy Norris
Follette
Fae Oh
Aobrek
Aisi Cong
Wisensitt Soenbyvats
oLaber
Supreme Court
Labor and Beer Stand Debated by AFL Leader
Des Moines Register reports AFL president Wikient-Green criticizing organized labor's push for a 2 to 5 percent beer plank aimed at the Volstead Act but not repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. He argues the issue should center on alcohol’s societal impact, not brewery interests, and questions beer’s return without constitutional changes.
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Wikient—Green
American Federation of Labor
Miami
United Brewery Workers
St Witte
Federation
Auided
Gompers
Iowa Press town column mixes politics and gas tax talk
A fragmented Iowa Press town column critiques tax policy and state finances amid gasoline tax funding debates. It references The Davenport Times and Marshalltown in a tone noting public skepticism toward road spending, budgeting, and political rhetoric without graphic detail.
Paradise Lost Editorial on a Missionary Influence
An editorial critiques a missionary portrayal as kindly yet guilt-ridden, arguing the missionary’s efforts to uplift heathen lands inadvertently disrupted a Pacific paradise. It likens the serpent’s knowledge to awakening awareness, noting humanity’s fall and the nakedness revelation as a central, contested outcome.
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Gilbert
Pacific
Jehovah
Rave
Adam
Eve
Fragmented Text on Harman Race Beliefs and Religion
Fragmentary OCR mentions harman race, Telievidh, and a Christian critique. It discusses sewing beavis, aprons, and moral decadence, claiming knowledge of good and evil divides humanity. The passage references religious disdain and a divide between God and man.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on frontier gunmen
An aged poem recounts how old western towns like Dodge City Abilene and Deadwood once re posed to armed gunmen with merchants and citizens alike preparing for danger. It laments frequent shootings and the culture of vigilant violence in frontier times.
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Dodge City
Deadwood
Abilene
Hoswas
Dad
Ponta
Bogt Hill
Engineering: Possibility of Ponuma Sea Level Canal Debated
Discussion on a proposed Ponuma sea level canal concluded the project would be unwise. Critics argued it would create a shallower, more treacherous navigation channel by diverting water from other streams into the canal.
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Ponuma Wan
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Cass
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