23 Jul 1926
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
1
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A statement by Chairman Wood of the Republican committee argues the tariff is a mistaken remedy for agricultural troubles. He asserts the Fordney McCumber Act benefits farmers by shielding markets, while European competition remains strong. He also claims high wages and industrial prosperity depend on a robust domestic market.
A fragmented Iowa GOP convention scene centers on Yates Reed prevailing as chair of the fund investigations while Sen. Brookhart faces a reformist tide. The piece notes heated factionalism, calls for unity, and previews Brookhart’s stance ahead of the November vote amid tariff and party principles debates.
Incomplete text discusses Willis Stern as a state committee head for a congressional district and hints at changing to a state committee. Mentions divided Republican party and a hope to elect Claude Porter as senator, but unity is uncertain. The piece reflects a faded vision of Democratic organization and political fortunes.
The piece argues riches span material and spiritual domains, noting wealth includes grace, learning, family, and intellect. It contrasts commonviews of wealth in a commercial era with personal contentment, suggesting prosperity grows with ambition and gratitude rather than mere dollars.
A Chicago Journal of Commerce item notes a Florida bank placing a receiver over Bankers Trust Company of Atlanta, triggering closures of 48 banks in its chain. It argues branch banking risks, arguing that a single main-office failure can ruin many communities, harming credit and savings across 166 locales.
Disjointed OCR style piece references World War I context, 16th regiment artillery, rail logistics in Chicago, and wheat movements from Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Mentions Dawes era language, July movements, and Rock Island grain car counts, but overall text is fragmentary and uncertain.
A fragmented verse joke about witnessing a court case where witnesses deflect blame, lawyers clash, and the speaker laments the legal process. The piece describes a chaotic courtroom scene with accused misdeeds, deaf jurors, and the poet’s wary testimony as lawyers clash over truth and slander.
A partial report notes Rock Island lines moved wheat in a total amount near nine thousand plus units. Details are incomplete but indicate wartime or transport activity on the Rock Island system.
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