Primary politics and public notices in Atlantic News Telegraph
The Atlantic News Telegraph prints election context and candidate notes for state offices. It discusses governor and lieutenant governor races, the short term congressional seat, and the confusion around primaries versus a special election, urging voter participation and clarity in party nominations. It also includes subscriber notices and lengthy editorials on national policy contrasts with Civil War memorial rhetoric.
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Ear Barty Parch
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Rnpublican
Lickot Vovnnse
del Timmit
Bowen
Nomi Ton
Hammille Whys
Hansnill
Helweetrelom
Kimballea
Corneih
Fo. Buse
Ed M. Smith
Witlyrec
Haminl
Vorill Ure
Walter
Cris
Mabon
Tie Conve
Rature Mat Council
Whitty
W. J. Buk
Missouri Salley
Tpe Demivertite
Heme
Republica Congressional Noghingstign
Mic Vauwent
Kimball
Kid Smith
Ecstace
Canipigs
Chenier
Meyer Doe
Sant Song
Adel Oak
Fragmentary chatter on Geneva naval talks and Gettysburg memorials
The News Telegraph and Chicago Tribune exchange snippets about Presidents Coolidge and Harding. discussion touches on Gettysburg memorial day, naval expansion plans for cruisers, and the Geneva conference collapse due to U.S. position.
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News-Telegraph
Chicago Pribune
Gettysburg -Latlefield
Coolidge
Geneva
Sam
Campaigning at Public Expense in Senate Inquiry
The article reports on a United States Senate special campaign expenditures investigation into candidates using public postage to fund campaign activities. It references testimonies by Ande Smith and actions by Representative Brand and others, noting large franked distributions and costs charged to the government. The piece condemns misuse of franking for partisan campaigning and calls for accountability.
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United States Senate
Urecord
Abe Anaile
Cavcordine
Ande Smith
Ptt Offic
Mary
Ohio
Burton
Congress
Mr. Smith
Sen
Heflin
Senate
Smithy
Kni
Columbus
William Sule
Thompson
Watson
Indiana
Fist of Winds
United States
Ameri
Sherezis
Thesu Sheng Tao Myuce
Mac ‘Smith
Mr. Ward
Jpeas
Uhe Watfords
Reagan
Steele
Dy Ch
Sane “Thure
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Contemplates Polar Quest
In a verse fragment Mason questions the value of daring feats like airship voyages and polar exploration. He notes poles already discovered, barren ice, hostile winds, and the specter of dead explorers, asking skeptically, what's the use of these costly efforts.
What’s the use of fame for week’s winners
A fragmentary courier of opinion predicts that winners face lionization and a gate to Hollywood while critics doubt lasting fame. It envisions future heroes breaking loose, but notes that only a few will reach shore as the crowd cheers fade and the final trumpet sounds.
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le& Ture
Hollywood
George
Matthew Adams Servier
You Will Do Great Things Not By Dreaming But By Acting
Poem by Douglas Malloch stresses action over wishful thinking. It urges readers to stop waiting and start doing, emphasizing that success comes from effort rather than half-hearted plans. The piece repeats the idea that great outcomes arise from work, not from mere dreaming or hoping.
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Doyelas Malloety
Love and pursuit across rivers in early Iowa history
The fragment recounts Fremont’s Des Moines river survey in the Midwest during the 19th century, detailing his mission to map between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, his ties to the Benton family, and a courtship with Senator Benton’s daughter amid concerns over finances and army life. The text references Nicollet, exploration motives, and romantic entanglements influencing government matters.
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Dox Moines
Radaoh
Jessie Benton
Thomas Hl’ Benton
Mis. Bout
Moines-thyer
Missouri
J. N. Nicollet
Des Moines
John
Burt
Washington
Bentin
Benton
Binng
Fragmentary Civil War Era Telegrams on Marriage and Duty
Disjointed lines recall a Civil War era scene with references to marriage, loyalty, and duty. A woman counsels courage while a soldier or officer named Benton acts, Fremont rushes to Washington, and a river survey near Iowa threads through a set of family and national concerns. The terse text evokes devotion, travel, and wartime duty amid personal turmoil.
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Tdis
Jessie
St. Uhestrol
Barge English Oaks Spokes In Odd Dialect
A fragmented OCR item mentions a barge and English Oaks in an unclear dialect with references to engines, takes, bets, and tones. The readable parts hint at a historical harbor or transport note but lack coherent details or names to identify a full event.
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Wabash Ave
Canada
U. S
Iowa
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Atlantic
Avere
Ion
Britain
Gettysburg
Newton D. Biker
Kellogg
Remler
America
Lincoln
Conlidge
Walt
Mason
Douglas Malloch
State Historical Society
Atlantic Laundry
Phong
Jade
Mansiai
Chey Hagh
Freemont
Pavel
Ule Davies
Ackerman Tire ‘& Battery” ‘Station Atlantic, Lows
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