Atlantic News Telegraph publication details and subscription notices
The notice lists Atlantic News Telegraph staff and offices in Atlantic Iowa. It provides publishing schedule, ownership, editor, advertising representatives, and subscription rates by carrier and mail, plus a notice instructing subscribers to call before 7 for delivery issues and to notify the office for address changes or other delivery notices.
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Canada
Iowa
Coys
Gaga
Tagenan
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Philippines Independence Debate From Senate Minority Report
The News Telegraph editorial reflects on the Senate committee on insular affairs and the minority report opposing immediate Philippine independence. It cites senators Bingham Robinson Metcalf Goff and Van denberg and argues independence would threaten Filipinos and U S interests, warning of unrest with Moros and strategic exposure in the Far East. The piece recalls Dewey’s Manila Bay victory and praises American rule, urging retained control and strengthened fortifications until a prudent path to independence is found.
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News-Telegraph
Senate
Lorritoties
Philippines
Anedate
Bingham
Connecticut
Robinson
Indiana
Metcalf
Rhode Island
Goff
West Virginia
Vandenberg
Michigan
Philippine Islands
United States
Far East
Sindeset
Sam
Spain
Aguinaldo
Sim
Eule
Philippi
Washington
Islands
A New Competitor Emerges for Railroads
A new refined gasoline pipe line from the Texas panhandle through Oklahoma and Kansas to St Louis is being built by Phillips Petroleum. Surveys started, pipe construction planned, challenging railroads as the United States consumed 382 million barrels of gasoline last year and moved most by rail. The impact on railroads remains to be seen as the pipeline grows.
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Oklahoma Fields
Milwaukee
Phillips Petroleum Company
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
St. Lois
United States
New Business Changes and Railroads Adapt to a Changing Era
The article argues that railroads must adjust to evolving transportation and business methods. Rail, truck, steamship, and pipeline ventures expand ownership and control, signaling a natural evolution in enterprise. Society must adapt to the new deal as old industries fade and new ones rise.
Iowa Tariff Debate Splits Farm Belt and Industry
The farm press and farm belt lawmakers show mixed views on the tariff bill as Dickinson secures the Iowa Republican primary nomination for U S senator by a wide margin over Hammill. Governor Hammill accuses Dickinson and fellow lawmakers of betraying agriculture while industry voices oppose the measure, signaling uncertainty in Senate insurgents and potential White House involvement. The episode highlights the difficulty of enacting tariffs in a country with varied interests and no universal satisfaction.
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Farm Belt
L. J. Dickinson
House
Spokalmain
United States
Joh Hammill
Hammill
Dickinson
Iowa
S Hammill
Co Zeatqus
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Senate
White House
Hoover
United
Dan Turner Victory Looms Over Iowa Subernatorial Race
A Cornish style editorial notes Turner’s landslide prospects after the Republican subernatorial primary, comparing public favor volatility with Bill Harding’s mirrored fate years earlier. It emphasizes uncertainty in politics, warns against overconfidence, and asserts Turner’s appeal may endure despite future shifts.
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Dan Turner
Corning
W. Li. Harding
Iowa
Beer
Odi Catcher
Bill Harding
Turner
Starding
Harding
Mr.Turner
Mr Turner
Glutton for Punishment Senator Lange Seeks 1950 Senate Run
Senator Otto Lange of Dubuque vows to run for the Republican United States Senate nomination two years hence against Senator Brookhart. He plans a campaign on the anti prohibition platform and likens himself to a daring contestant, while critics doubt the feasibility after a poor primary showing. The piece satirically compares such ambition to legendary feats and mocks a “wet platform” strategy.
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Otto Lange
Dubuque
Sunator
Brockhart
Iowa
Bobby Jones
Babe Ruth
Sharkey
Ore
Chicago
Lange
Brookhart
Efficiency in the Supreme Court Adjourning Term
The United States Supreme Court adjourned its current term on June 2 after clearing all argued and published cases from the docket. Chief Justice Hughes announced dispositions and noted only cases awaiting grant of review would move to the next term. Owen J. Roberts was sworn in as associate justice, filling Sanford’s vacancy.
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Supreme Court
United States
Hughes
Charles Elmore ' Cropley
Owen J. Roberts
Assignment Shifts in Court Circuits and Case Dockets
The memorandum reports changes in appellate court assignments for several justices, notes cases heard but not decided this term, and details dispositions for the term. It covers totals of 91 appellate cases decided on merits or due to lack of jurisdiction, with writs of certiorari denied in many. It also compares the 1928-29 term docket to the current term, noting a reduction of three cases carried over and other docket shifts.
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Brudus
Ftth Cirenit
Roberts
Third Circuit
Ia -Cdocket
U.S
The Naval Treaty in Senate Prospects and Food Economics
Iowa Press reports the naval treaty sponsored by the president is close to approval in the senate with Hiram Johnson expected to support it. A Shenaniloah Sentinel column ridicules luxury foods while praising potatoes and salt pork as essentials in daily life and links insurance to the growth of civilization. Council Bluffs Nonpareil cites White House child health talks, estimating it costs $7,238 to rear a child to 18 for families earning $2,500, framing the investment as a test of parental value and future dividends.
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Davenport
Vimes
Senate
Hiram Johnson
Europe
Council Bluffs
White House
Young
Amy
Ing
Ares
More Overproduction in a Thankless Child Relation
A fragment reflecting on parental sacrifice and ingratitude, noting the harsh toll of labor love money pain and hope invested in a child and the sharp strain of filial ungratefulness. The passage contrasts the costly parental investment with the child’s perceived lack of appreciation.
Kitchen Cupboard And Its Tiny Texts From Nellie Maxwell
A 1930s column mixes culinary tips with a moral vignette on resilience. It shares candy and dessert recipes such as Candied Yams and Butterscotch Pudding, then closes with a brief inspirational tale about a man who, after a setback, refuses to quit and vows to regain his footing.
Modern Governor Clinton Hotel A City Within A City
A detailed tour of New York Citys Governor Clinton Hotel opposite Penn Station highlights a self contained complex with 30 stories. It describes the boiler room laundry ice plant and extensive ventilation systems on lower floors followed by luxurious guest rooms terraces and city harbor views. The hotel employs about 800 staff under Ernest G Kill ensuring smooth operation of the 10 million structure.
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Clinton
Pennsylvania Station
New York City
Huag
Ernest~g. Kill
United States
Europe
Ats
Poimony
Curt
Rippling Rhymes and a Lost Verse Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment presents a quirky verse about resilience and a saying You cannot keep someone down. The text appears garbled with stray letters and incomplete phrases, referencing names or terms that are unreadable in this snippet. The piece resembles a local column feature or poem fragment from a historical page.
Daily Knowledge Test Questions From Page Seven
A reader quiz lists ten questions covering general knowledge topics such as city names, authors, universities, presidents, capitals, and U S geography. It prompts attempting the test before turning to page seven for answers, and cites Newspaper Information Service.
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Nan-i King
United States
James A. Garfield
UN Fartheat
German Republic
Niasee
Chea
Patra
New York
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at student event and figures
The text presents scrambled phrases about a student named Johnnie and a Roacherened reference, plus mentions of a professor and a president era. It is largely incomprehensible, with many garbled names and phrases, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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