News and Telegraph story from Atlantic Iowa ends in incomplete political note
The item lists publishing details for a Atlantic Iowa newspaper and references the Associated Press. It includes a fragment about statements to Senator Lodge and the president's financial policy on taxation and government credit, noting a postponement of bonus legislation and urging patience among those entitled to the bonus.
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Associated Press
Face News
Pas
Lodge
Notice to subscribers on evening paper delivery
Atlantic subscribers of the News Telegraph who miss their papers in the evening can request a delivery by calling before seven o clock. Call red 4its for service. This number is not the News Telegraph's line.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
World leader invites nuclear arms curb conference
The president invites leading nations to a Washington conference to reduce naval armaments and military expenditures. Nations broadly acclaim the move, recognizing the strain of spending and praising the president for promoting a major step in a global effort.
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Washington
Courage of His Convictions Read in Senate Message
The president faced disagreement over delaying action on the bonus measure and deserves credit for the courage of his convictions. He presented a carefully prepared message to the senate about the nation's finances and the danger of issuing more treasury bills than the treasury can honor at the date in the pending bill. The president clearly knew the risks involved.
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Senate
Treasury
Master Cleaner Emblem Signals National Association Membership
The Master Cleaner Emblem stands for the National Association of Cleaners and Dyers and is used only by members. Membership implies affiliation with modern cleaning plants, with about 200,000 cleaning sites in the United States and roughly one quarter eligible for N A C D membership.
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National Association of Cleaners and Dyers
United States
The
Jasper Piffleton Fades In A Cheap John Grave
Walt Mason ridicules Jasper Piffleton once hailed as gilded among the jays who chased wealth and idle pleasures. Ignoring counsel he sank into ruin, joining jobless ranks, painting gates and packing trunks until old age and illness ended his days in a cheap-john grave. The sexton notes his own worst foe laid him low.
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Jasper Piffleton
Jasper
Piffleton
Jaspers
Dingbat
George Matthew Adams
Bodies of unidentified American soldiers unearthed in Germany
The American Graves Registration service reports difficulty identifying unmarked graves of American POWs in cemeteries near former camps. Fifteen bodies have been shipped from Peipsiz to Antwerp for transport to the U.S. Operations span Strasbourg, Stockach, Bodensee, Munich, Darmstadt, Coblenz, Stuttgart, and Hindeburg.
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Berlin
Germany
Peipsiz
Antwerp
America
Strasbourg
Stockach
Lake Constance
Bodeensee
Munich
Darmstadt
Coblenz
Stuttgart
Hindeburg
Silesia
Isaldiex
Hindenburg
High Commission
Oppeln
Mmidstar
Tiger
Rainbow Division to Hold Second Annual Convention in Cleveland
The Rainbow Division, famed World War I unit recruited from twenty six states, meets in Cleveland for a three day convention starting tomorrow. Cleveland Chapter will entertain twenty five wounded Rainbow veterans still hospitalized. Colonel M A Tinley of Council Bluffs, Iowa, presides over the division's organization.
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Cleveland
New York
Ohio
Alabama
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Camp Mills
Long Island
France
Baccarat
Champagne
Chateau-Thierry Salient
St. Mihiel
Argonne-Meuse
Sedan
Army of Occupation
M. A. Tinley
Gouneil Bluffs
Cowboys Reply to the Fair SSN Roundup Controversy
A letter from Jay C Arnell of Randolph Nebraska details a disputed fairness issue at Atlantic Iowa's Casa County Fair Roundup. He describes paying an entrance fee, competing for prizes, and claims the Fair Association failed to pay winnings despite initial payments. He urges publicity of the Cowboys side.
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News-Telegraph
Atlantic
Town
Fair Association
Cass County Fair Association
Carl Hoffman
the Fair Association
Great Casa County Fair
Carl E. Hoffman
Sec’y
Towa
Jay C
Arnell
Randolph
Thisa
John A. Stryker
Casa County Twait Association
Iowa
The
News-Telegraph ad copy urges readers to act now
The Nana-Telegraph offers extra copies at eight cents to all readers. The notice emphasizes broad availability and urges quick action to obtain additional issues.
Legion Man Obtains Patent War Memorial Tablet
Private I G Quest of the 313th Engineers was twice wounded in the Vosges. After returning to Camp Lewis he designed a bronze memorial plaque titled the individual war memorials. The device bears a private in uniform, raised names of allied nations, and a central service record plate. Orders pour in as he expands his shop.
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Vosges Mount
File disability claims with Legion and War Risk Insurance
An American Legion Weekly article urges veterans with service related disabilities to file claims promptly. It details obtaining form 686 and $30 from local posts or the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, plus sworn statements from doctors, employers, and acquaintances, and to forward them to the Bureau for consideration. The National Service Division offers help to speed a decision for those awaiting claims.
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American Legion Weekly
National Legree Division
the Legion
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Bureau of ‘Wari Risk Insurance
National Service Division of
The
American Legion
Liggett Returns to Legion After War Service
Maj Gen Hunter Liggett commanded American forces at Argonne Meuse. With peace he resumes work for the American Legion. A photographer captured him during remodeling a new bathroom, recalling the tough wartime days of fatigue detail and the imagined scene of a doughboy wrestling a stubborn nail.
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Hunter Liggett
United States
Liggett
American’ Legion
Sauve
Funds Endorsed by Ad Club Withheld Pending Legion Probe
A bogus fund scheme claimed to aid ex servicemen has led the Los Angeles Ad Club to withhold contributions and endorsements. The club said no further campaign support will be given until local American Legion posts conduct a full investigation into the matter.
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Uaod
Mately
Los Angeles
Cal
American ‘Legion
Divorce Petition Filed In Cass County Iowa Court
In Cass County Iowa September Term 1921 Anna Bernarde files for divorce from George Bernarde on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Petition details to be seen. default judgment possible if not answered by Sept 20 1921. Attorney M Boorman represents plaintiff. Public notices follow about farm loans and local events.
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District Court of
Iowa
Cass County
Anna Bernarde
George Bernarde
George Bernards
Jowa
Cass
Atlantic
Big Shoe Sale Promises Deep Discounts This Friday
Mammoth merchandising event announced by Conrad Shoe Store across a double page spread to open Friday the 15th. Prices advertised aim to attract careful buyers and generate strong response, with thousands of circulars distributed in the territory alongside the main advertisement in the news paper.
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Smantic News-Telegraph
News and Telegraph
Emias
News Publishing Company
Congress
Ches. F. Chase
B. P. Chase
Mgr
Lydia R. Otto
Secy-Treas
Chas. F. Chase
E. P. Chase
C. S. Relyca
Clara O. Otte
Lydig BR. Otto
Carier
Canada
U. S
Tur
Hedges Bros
Walt Mason
Butler
Rainbow
Cowboys
Toi Believe Association
Ras Lang
Elm Street
the News-Telegraph
Legion Man
Con
Legion
California
New
Chile
Hunter -Liggett
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dart
Rehaffner & Marx Clothes
Is, M, Boorman
Plaintiff
Colly
Wood& Savery
Aulantie
Tong
Joint &Snellbak
B ’ Apis
Ladtad
Peter and Paul's
Santtary
Ls News
BIG Shoe Sale
Conrad Store
Harinor
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