12 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1930
Page
1
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A historical examination argues the Senate holds decisive power in ratifying treaties, outweighing presidential prerogative. It notes early republic practice, concerns over publicity of correspondence, and the balance between executive diplomacy and legislative oversight amid naval treaty discussions.
The Des Moines Review editorial argues against immediate U S recognition of Russia despite trade ties in the webb orn section, contending Russia’s repudiation of its obligations bars formal recognition and noting historical federal stance toward Mississippi and secession. It rejects Register’s point that trade should override responsibility and cautions that Russia’s actions do not merit early diplomatic inclusion.
Seventeen men mobbed John Dejong for alleged indiscretion with a married woman and tarred him then feathered him. He was not proven guilty, while the mob faced only fines, provoking calls that mobs violate civilized law and dignity and should be punished under proper legal channels.
Obituary notes the death of Dr Wiley Marvel Wiley at age 8 in a garbled tribute praising his lifelong work for food purity. He is credited for advancing pure food laws and exposing misbranding and adulteration. The memorial lauds his public service and loyalty to Taft era reforms.
The Blackhawk Hotels Corporation plans a three month campaign sending 40 000 folders to travel bureaus and clubs to attract visitors to Davenport and eight other cities. The push targets improving regional roads and highlighting hospitality and scenic beauty to boost hotel occupancy and broader Iowa tourism. The plan also includes a new 9 story theater hotel project at Third and Brady in Davenport, with construction by Bechtel interests and a 25 year lease to the Blackhawk Hotels group.
The State historical society of Wisconsin and Joseph Schafer have compiled research on Curt Schurz. The documents and his autobiography depict him as a key German American figure in U S history. His roles span revolutionist, diplomat, Civil War commander, editor, author, and cabinet secretary plus his lasting influence on Americanizing immigrants and mobilizing them to join the Republican Party. The editor notes his greatest service was in privately influencing politics and voter alignment for Abraham Lincoln.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Carl Schurz’s 1860s alliance with Lincoln, aiding 1.6 million German immigrants to uphold the constitution, back Lincoln, and support abolition. It notes his Wisconsin roots, across‑the‑nation travels, and pivotal role in shaping Reconstruction policy and Civil War era politics.
A late 19th century style digest cites Davenport Democrat and Davenport Journal editorials. It notes farm boys winning endurance flying pursuits and urges public encouragement for aviation. Dr Harvey Wiley is remembered for his pure food crusade and role as a government chemist opposing adulterated canned foods.
The article recalls Dr. Wiley’s controversial testing with chemical preservatives on foods, his clash with manufacturers, and his push for purity standards. It notes his resignation pressure, public acclaim, and belief that stronger food safety reduced disease, ending with a chaotic scene involving an automobile tire burst near Mohawk Rock.
The China Weekly Review describes a dramatic Shanghai race meeting climax before the champion race. Jockey jockeying over the favorite, stewards wrangle, and a large sweep payout nears US$226,000 as tremors disrupt the paddock with mounted keepers present and a woman involved in the scene.
A clumsy kitchen column offers dessert recipes for Snow Cocoa Charlotte Russe and Amlet Parfait, with mistaken spellings. The second item covers a chaotic scene at a fair or stadium where armed police quell a crowd panic, as stands clatter and spectators flee amid rumors of danger and machine guns.
A fragmented 19th century style verse laments the east wind and its pain on body and mood. The speaker notes rheumatic aches and foul weather while others blame the sky for woes and seek sunshine. The piece mocks blaming weather and highlights its indifferent nature.
A fragmented classroom test page asks ten questions on history language and geography. It includes garbled prompts about Hanni Bal military leaders Lincoln marriage Cervantes Europe tulips and a domestic theme, with instruction to turn to page seven for answers after attempting the test.
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