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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1928

Page

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Pan-American talks elicit mixed views on U S role in Caribbean

Dispatches from Havana warn petty politicians in the United States against undue criticism of policy toward Central American republics. Analysts forecast recognition of US rights to safeguard Caribbean approaches and Panama Canal зона, with lingering debate over Monroe Doctrine obligations.

Havana United States Central America Ib Ig Sam Congress Caribbean Republic Banana Panamcam Union Monroe Boutrine U. R Eugene Vietims

Livestock on Farms Report Highlights Cattle Industry Shift

The report from the United States Department of Agriculture notes a nationwide trend in cattle and livestock farming toward larger-scale operations. It cites higher efficiency, growing markets, and calls for farmers to adopt business-like practices to stabilize income and boost profitability across parched regions.

United States Dan Pervis Mar. M. Greene Thane

Fortunate Southwest Iowa Winter Reflections in January

A dispatch from Mavene describes a mild Iowa January with blurring snow and steady moisture. Residents note fewer cold snaps, easier fuel bills, and a sense that blessings outweigh troubles, urging readers to recall recent hard weather and compare it to national conditions.

Iowa Mavene NeoYo Frvseling Ohein Meiner Californie

Power to Him In Chicago Police Chief Outburst

An altered tongue twister of a report accuses Chicago police and officials of misdeeds, faulting Chief Charles Vitzmorriss and Dr. Willian Tieo amid claims of gangster ties and a tense city political scene. The piece hints at public skepticism and calls for reform.

Charles Vitzmorriss Willian Tieo Mian Crimmissioner Poliede Chiesa Chicago Garake America Garyy Bette Inter

Don’t Make Us Launt A Democratic Presidential Nominee

The writer argues against naming Baker as a Democratic presidential candidate. He critiques Baker’s past wartime roles and leadership, labeling him an unlikely choice. The piece emphasizes humor and sarcasm over serious consideration of Baker as a viable national leader.

Pitkerbeh Newtin Thaker Democratic Party Baker Wilson War Department Anarea Waseus Mich

Canada Aims to Lead Federation of British States?

Fragmented text discusses Canada possibly leading a federation of British states in the Western hemisphere. Rumors touch Pan American union membership and reactions from Britain and other colonies. The article hints at political maneuvering and uncertain support across nations.

Attomshinee Haw Aru Sears Tharsilly Ison Canada Progmey Willeh Cane Bermuda Bahamas Barbadoes Ied Leeward Islands Winikward Islands

Cal. 2 praises Coolidge and rebukes critics in Washington

A Washington piece lauds President Coolidge for breaking a precedent by inviting a senator to a White House event. It condemns George Norris of Nebraska as unworthy of Senate membership, arguing conservative critics reveal a pattern of opposition to the administration driven by special interests. The text urges stricter scrutiny of jealously guarded positions.

Cal Washington Coolidge Vie George Norris Nebraska Senate United States

Inland waterways to Des Moines by boat debate

The News-Telegraph discusses expanding inland waterways as a path to cheaper transport and regional prosperity. It questions the feasibility of making the Des Moines River navigable to London by boat, noting uncertainty over Hanes challenging Dowell and the overall navigability of the Nishna and Des Moines rivers.

Ews Thisiwit J. Hanes J. Hanes, Former ‘Volletter of Customs In Des Moines Des Moines London Atlantic Eto Des Moines-river Hanes Guecees

The Struggle of the Giants in Oil Markets

The Standard Oil Company of New York faces the Royal Dutch from Holland in a fierce oil battle for Kugsia. Publicly signaling a price war, Standard Oil says it is losing less money than its Dutch rival as both firms push aggressive market tactics this week.

Standard Oi Company New York Royal Dutchy Cvompany Et Holland Kusaia Standard Oi Standard

Senatorial Power Plays in 1920s Political Turmoil

Fragmented notes describe a 1920s Pennsylvania primary where Pepper, the sitting senator, faced a federal patronage challenge. The article cites figures like $187,020 spent by Pinchot allies and $253,000 by Viking money linked to utilities, with Smith defeating a sitting senator amid alleged abuses of public trust and shifting alliances by the Senate Protective Association.

iPennsylvania Yaliti Pepper Whit P Ae Algo Smith

The Practical Joker in Public Policy Debate

The piece laments campaign money's role in politics, questioning the morality of using wealth to influence elections. It cites the Anti-Saloon League and other groups, argues money can distort fairness, and suggests independent candidates face powerful opposition. The writer notes public perception of corruption and the need for principled action over financial influence.

Matebinge Dul Dallas Heine Daebor The Klux Senate

Foster's Weekly Weather Forecast Report

Washington forecast covers January to February with heavy storms on the Pacific slope and southwestern coasts. Expect mixed precipitation across the central valleys and northern areas, with severe February storms linked to planetary alignments. Forecast notes periods of above and below normal temperatures and widespread moderate to heavy rainfall and potential winter damage.

Washington Jan Neertharn Pacific Mirepe Agia Venera Henin Hiv Atria Rainik Nes Amriva Great Central Pacific Slope Rockies Cane United States Canna Earth Neptune Venus

Rippling Rhymes and the Kick Obsession in Urban Life

Fragmented excerpt portrays a social rush for a kick or thrill, blaming narcotics and reckless behavior as a misguided escape. It references alcohol, danger, addicts, and a man speeding in a car as symbols of sought excitement and the long straight road ahead.

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