Early 20th Century News-Telegraph Subscriber Notes and Viewpoints
The paper lists staff roles with Chas. F. Chase as president and secretary Lydia R. Otto among directors, plus multiple subscription rates and a notice to subscribers. A strong editorial column criticizes the recent primary election law as a farce, noting voter confusion and alleged manipulation. It cites a merchant voting for a candidate of another party and mocks the caucus system while referencing party politics and figures like Clyde Herring and Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Clyde Herring
Wereing
Republicas
Wilson
Mike
Wilson and his autocratic dynasty mocked in fiery political rant
A speaker denounces President Wilson and his supporters as a threat to democracy, calling for removal of those who bow to a hostile theory of government. The passage lampoons Debs as suffrage candidate and cites Lodge as having summed up the issue.
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Wilson
America
Eugene V. Debs
Lodge
Political notes on Fifth district and national race shifts
The column surveys Republican and Democratic moves in the South and Midwest. It notes Zellmer facing opposition, Lowden’s caucus victory in Chicago, and calls for kicking southern delegates out of the national convention. It mentions Meredith’s growing publicity and Adams of Virginia as a vice presidential possibility, plus a women jurors recount in Oklahoma.
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Republican Party
Lodge Speech in Chicago Elevates a Quiet Diplomat
The account portrays Henry Cabot Lodge at a Chicago event with 14 000 in attendance. It praises his controlled delivery, precise diction, and cool, aristocratic bearing as he delivers a keynote on postwar reconstruction and Republican governance. The piece questions whether such a poised figure could win the presidency, noting his restraint contrasted with the arena’s emotional fervor.
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Henry Cabot Louse
The
Republic Ns
Chicago Tribune
Hays
Chauncey
Mr. Bryan
Ared
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston
Renee
Morning Recorder
Senate
Wilson
United States
Delegates hail Lowden as Iowa parade roars with chants
Delegates hail Lowden amid a noisy demonstration as Iowa delegates carry a banner urging a businessman for president. The parade swings into raucous pages with smashed props and thrown hats as Charles B. Pickett of Waterloo, Iowa, seconded Lowden. Mrs. Fletcher Dobbins of Chicago and former Senator Beveridge push the proceedings toward nominations while Charles Wheeler touts Hiram Johnson and the crowd reacts to league of nations and campaign finance remarks.
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Lowdon
Iowa
Toata
Charles B. Pickett
Waterloo
Lowden
Fletcher Dobbins
Chicago
Lodge
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Beveridge
California
Charles Wheeler
Hiram Johnson
Wheeler
Johnson
League of Nations
Johnson Campaign Notice Needs Adequate Support
Fragmented text references Johnson campaign issues and claims of inadequate support. Mentions News-Telegraph and an event at Block's with bathing suits for men women and children. No clear date, location, or named individuals beyond Johnson and Block's.
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Block's
Lorenzen Couple Celebrate 25th Anniversary at German Hall
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO June 11 1885 L A Lorenzen and wife celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at the German hall with a large attendance of friends The choral unions presentation of Esther was attended by a large audience A report notes a case of smallpox in a family living between Atlantic and Cumberland
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L. A. Lorenzen
Atlantic
Esther
Cumberland
Atlantic Boy With Fine School Record at Ames
Warren Nelson finishes four years at Iowa State College with third in class of seventeen from mechanical engineering. He ranks among the top fifteen in a 430-student graduating class. earns B.S. M.ET and becomes president of four student groups while serving in the YMCA cabinet. He will join Automatic Manufacturing Company of Chicago on July 14.
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Warren Nelson
Ames
Iowa State College
O. W. Peterson
Hancock
College Young Men's Christian Association
Automatic Manufacturing Company of
Chicago
M. B. Nelson
LaVista Place
Real Estate Transfers Listing June 9 1920 Atlantic
Real estate transfers published with names of grantors and grantees. James N Burson to Esther Morris lists lot in Atlantic for $1.00. Byron D Forshay and wife to L R Nelson and C W Mcgaustland conveyances covering multiple lots in Highland Place Atlantic for varying sums. John Keldsen et al to L Hawks deed filed. William Hedrick and wife to Charles A Johnson and Charles F Frank convey property in Atlantic. Amounts include $7,000 and $1,300.00.
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James N. Burson
Esther Morris
Atlantic
Byron D. Forshay
L. R. Nelson
C. W. McGaustland
Highland Place Atlantic
John Keldsen
L. Hawks
Atlantie
William Hedrick
Chas
A. Johnson
Charles F. Frank Wilt
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Uhey
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Numnee
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Senator Adams
Virginia
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Meredith & Weitzel
Deering Binder
Deering
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Peacock & Baxter Atlantic
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