29 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1921
Page
1
Advertising rates are listed with contact names Chas F Chase E P Chase Lydia Otto and others. Rates show carrier monthly five cents six months three dollars and yearly six dollars, with mail options to US Canada and overseas. The paper notes Associated Press rights and staff contacts.
Atlantic readers who do not receive the News Telegraph in the evening may arrange a delivery by calling before seven o'clock. Call Red 402. This number is not the News-Telegraph's.
The Ford Motor Company faces trouble raising a seventy five million loan as stock is tied up nationwide. Internal dissension leads to the resignation of senior managers including Frank Klingensmith, once the companys highly paid general manager.
A summarized view notes Ford Motor Co faces a downbeat market with demand dropping for cars and tractors. The article cites management missteps behind the scenes, a need for capable leadership, and suggests Henry Ford’s public stance has drawn criticism. It predicts the shakeup will endure despite the company’s size.
A reader attacks the Town road law as a monopoly by the highway machine led by the National Highway Association, arguing federal funds should favor post roads and farm to market routes. He questions representation in the General Assembly, bank favoritism, local option taxes, and urges farmers to stand up for equal rights and majority rule.
Iowa lawmakers push state control of boxing via a three member governor appointed athletic commission. Licenses set by population ranges, with amateur exemptions. New rural credits bureau proposed to aid farmers with mortgage backed loans up to 50 percent value. Lobbyist restrictions urged. salary increases debated for the enrolling clerk. Health bills face sharp criticism amid talk of hospital board power limits.
Sir Auckland Geddes arrives in Paris as Allied Supreme Council questions their power and the Harding administration’s future actions. The French and British face disagreement over vital issues, while uncertainty grows about solving collective needs amid trial and sensational difficulties.
In a Stuttgart volume, Herr Erzberger recounts a meeting where the emperor allegedly praised “peace or compromise” while outlining plans to seize enemy resources. He alleges talks of a continental war against Britain, alliance shifts with Japan and Russia, and a looming second Punic War as strategic framing.
Jonathan the ostrich chick hatched in Canada and is thriving under Zoo Manager FP Green's care in Branley Park. Despite early fears the bird might not survive, it proved hardy and quickly outpaced the family's house cat and dog. The apparent deception in earlier reports was revealed as a misread situation.
Report indicates Fort Vaux, opened to visitors previously, has its access restricted indefinitely as military authorities tighten security during ongoing battlefront activity. A sightseeing lantern incident allegedly triggered a precautionary action by garrison staff to prevent further danger at the fort.
Senate members condemn Colley’s proposed civil rights guarantee for Japanese aliens in the United States, fearing land ownership and naturalization rights. Also covered are rivers and harbors funding up by 2.85 million, a Frelinghuysen rail act tweak, Ireland recognition efforts, Calder charges on coal shortages, and Army reduction warnings amid appropriations debates.
The text describes a period of bustle for Harding as days fill with activities, leaving him options for rest or a leisure drive. Lizzie is referenced in relation to the sport, suggesting a casual or social setting around shared pastime. The exact events and names are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
A garbled Washington era scene shows statesmen and public discourse interlaced with industrial prompts. The narrator references J Warren and Renown, with distorted lines about hearing views and bright days. An abrupt radiator promotion ends the fragment, mentioning Atlantic Sheet Metal Works and W. B. Collins.
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