25 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1921
Page
1
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have them delivered if they call before seven o'clock. Call telephone Red 403. This is not the number of the News-Telegraph.
A Sangaimon county grand jury indicts Governor Small of Ihnais on multiple counts alleging he diverted about a million dollars of interest from state funds while treasurer into his own pocket. He claims immunity from arrest, arguing as governor he cannot be seized, while critics warn the public will not tolerate corruption.
In a tense stand, prosecutors press toward conviction while the big bosses face penitentiary doors. The narrative centers on a high-stakes showdown as authorities hold decisive evidence and the defendants edge toward a potential fall.
The article critiques politicians who label themselves as the farmer candidate to win votes, citing Governor Small under indictment for tax money theft. It argues many employ similar confidence games in Cass county and calls for honesty and efficiency over branding.
A satirical verse laments rampant crime and Prohibition era crackdowns. It notes police inspectors, bans on alcohol and cigarettes, and the public’s fear as gun violence and vice plague cities, ending with a copyright notice for George Matthew Adams.
In Cass county district court a petition for divorce by Plorenge Allen against Frank C. Allen is on file. Grounds are alleged cruel and inhuman treatment and desertion. Defendants must appear by September 20, 1921, or default will be entered.
A memorial sketch chronicles William C Moyers life from birth in Atlantic Iowa to his death by a train while serving as a student pastor designate. It details his church work, education at Tabor College Grinnell and Yale ambitions, and his profound Christian influence on peers, family loyalty, and unselfish service.
Auction notice shows B R Wack Co leasing coal sheds and offering twenty five tons of southern Illinois coal for threshing needs. Hurry to buy with cash this week, prices low to move stock. Atlantic Canning Co advertises Eatmor bread.
The twenty fifth annual convention of the American Osteopathic Association opens in Cleveland with over a thousand delegates expected. President William E Waldo of Senate Washington delivers a presidential address urging continued national education against women wearing high heels, reporting favorable club support nationwide. The message closes with a note promoting Wilken Monument Works.
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