Atlantic News-Telegraph Local Rates and Delivery Notice
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists failing printer and carrier details with advertising rates and delivery options. It notes evening delivery exceptions and urges readers to call 592W for missed papers before 7 o clock. The page also shows subscription prices for various mail and carrier arrangements and includes agency contact information.
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Iowa
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Canberland editor derides misquotes on Coolidge farm relief
Burt Stone of the Canberland Enterprise is criticized for misquoting Chairman Work and President Coolidge on farm relief and McNary-Haugen. The author rebuts these claims, defends Coolidge’s stance, and urges accuracy in public questions as the campaign looms.
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Burt Stone
Canberland Enterprise
Senator Brookhart
Vary Belt Committee
al Smith
Des Moinns
Brockhart
Stone
Cumberland
Brookhart
Coolidge
Mac Nider
Republican National Committee
Nno
Cumberland Paper
Hoover
Work
President Coolidge
United States
Congressional Record
The
Daily Press
Congress
Lam- Dustin
West Navy
Back in Cass county political theater and skirmishes
A Cass County tale recalls Sheriff Job Cart and a quip about a local man’s politics. Des Moines Democrats faced a fractious state convention with keynoter Kinderdine labeling Republicans with offenses. Lawyer E Diamond mocked Governor Smith’s Prohibition stance amid Mullén-Gage act debates.
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Cass County
Des Moines
Kinderdine
Town City
E. Diamond
Sheldon
Smith
Herbertoover
Andrew Mellon
Mullén-Gage
New York’ General Assembly
New York St of States
Sn York
Saugr Tow
Tha
Prohibition Clash Sparks Debate Over Iowa Democrats Position
The piece examines how New York and Empire State scenes show weak enforcement of the Volstead Act, noting Kansas City and Houston platforms. It questions Iowa Democrats’ stance on the W Absent modification of the 18th Amendment, and Governor Smith’s insistence on enforcement as the Houston platform. It probes where Iowa Democrats will align in practice.
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News
Empire State
New York Assembly
Smith
Tawa Democracy
Houston
Iowa
The Canadian Railway Tangle and the Debt Issue
The Canadian government plans to write off about two and a half billion dollars of Canadian National debt, adding it to the national total. Supporters say public ownership will show progress, while critics warn the burden falls on taxpayers and that Canada’s small population hinders profitable rail service.
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Canadian National Railway
Dominion
Canadian National Railway In
Canada
National Treasury
Canadlian National
Grand Trunk
Canadian Northern
Canadian National Railways
Government of Canada
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National
Chew Railway
Kellogg's Quiet Diplomacy Shapes US Foreign Policy
A defense of Secretary Kellogg highlights his diplomatic skill in the Kellogg Briand pact negotiations and in advancing China autonomy over tariffs. The piece lauds his understated approach and argues his work strengthens American global standing and commercial interests despite partisan ridicule.
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Kellogg
State Department
Foreign Office
United States
Briand
France
ILSA
China
America
Br. Kellogg
The contract system in New York and national politics
The Iowa Press notes the contract system in New York as a gateway for contractors hoping for Washington opportunities. It discusses Tammany, Bryan and Hoover era politics, prohibitory law, and the difficulty of changing federal constitutional provisions without Congress and state ratifications. The piece hints at November political concerns while stressing duty over party lines.
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Council Bluffs
New York
Tammany Aes
Washington
Hoover
Smith
Congress
Legia
Federati - Hoover
Mr. Smith
Magnie' Fann and the Natal Day at Webster City
A fragment from the Freemat Journal notes Webster City celebrating Magnie' Fann s birthday with an odd orator. It mentions Major Lund Magnus and remaining F J line figures, while Knoxville Express reflects on summer travels in the south. The Marshalltown Times-Republican discusses the Prohibition party and the Al Smith vote comparison to a vote for the Volstead Inn.
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Webster City
Magnie’ Fann
Freemat Journal
Bince Rockhart
Lund
Magnus
F.J
Marshalltown
Prohibition
al Smith
Volstend Inn
Movies in Politics Stir Talk Across City Leaders
A Peoria transcript discusses Mayor Jimmy Walker's warning to the film industry about avoiding partisan politics. It notes industry executives, led by Will Hays concerns, may align with Republican aims if profitable. The piece portrays film men as business figures influenced by tariffs and profits, not artists.
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Peoria
Jimmy Walker
New York City
Ttle
Will Hays
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Kansas City
Heys
Walter Worhing
An7
Indus
Swanson Named GOP Candidate in Ninth District
Swanson of Council Bluffs chosen by Republicans to run for congress in the ninth district succeeding W. R. Green. The News praises Swanson after meeting him, notes Earl W. Vincent as a preferred alternative, and expresses confidence the public will share the favorable view as Swanson becomes known.
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Swanson
E. L. Richardson
Adait News
Ninth Congressional District
Charles E. Swanson
Council
Blotte
Gressman
W. R. Green
Lyrics of Life by Douglas Mallice
Fragmentary verse about rain and memory. A narrator recalls past rains and a small yellow blossom beside a door, finding sorrow and hope in weather and daily life. The text includes garbled OCR elements but centers on rain, memory, and potential joy.
Rippling Reymes by Walt Mason and public office satire
A humorous verse by Walt Mason mocks political ambition and the urge to seek offices large or small. The speaker, feigning independence, declines official posts while lampooning neighbors and rivals, ending with a playful critique of political vanity and self promotion.
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