Subscriptions and Pershing Political Caution
The notice outlines subscription rates for The News Telegraph by carrier and mail, with a call to readers to report evening delivery issues. The column also weighs political caution, arguing General John J. Pershing should avoid entering politics, citing Admiral Dewey as a cautionary example and noting past presidential pitfalls with generals.
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Outabdo
Iowa
Gass
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Atlantic
News-Telegraph
John J. Pershing
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
George Dewey
General Pershing
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Jones
Decatur
Farragut
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North Carolina
Jer
Jack Pershing
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America
General Grant
North
We Have One Friend In Pan American Policy
A Peruvian president and Senor Salgant defend U S Pan Americanism after criticism from many nations. They praise Monroe Doctrine backed intervention in Nicaragua as necessary to maintain order and independence in the western hemisphere. The writer urges fair, dispassionate views and warns against partisan opposition to U S policy.
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Auguste B. Lego Prestent
Peru
Uncle Sam
America
Leguitt
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Americas
Neady Oapes
Senor Salgant
Turing
Nicaragua
South
Central America
Western Hemisphere
Nicaraga
Pan-America
Republic
Atlantic
Fortunate America in Motor License Comparisons
A study compares motor license fees across nations, noting Americans pay about 14.50 annually in town versus roughly 10.50 countrywide. Iowa earned nearly 16.1 million from motor licenses and a 2 cent per gallon gasoline tax in 1921, plus federal aid. Foreign rates vary. England charges about 106.70 for Ford cars outside London, with higher totals for powerful vehicles, and Germany taxes around 400 dollars for a 20 horsepower car. The article argues the American motorist is comparatively better off overall, with income tax systems and road services favoring U.S. drivers.
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Joho
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Iowa
Engtauit
Ford
London
Germany
England
Nv Bank
Amari
Ong
Old World Views and American Wage Realities
The text weighs international opinions and notes that U S wage scales are higher than in any other country, urging readers to reflect on what this means for the average American and to consider it before complaining about expenses. It emphasizes perspective and prudent contemplation of costs.
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Parison
United States
America
George Matthew Adams
Courtesy to the Flag and proper display etiquette
The piece urges readers to observe flag etiquette for Flag Day. It details display rules: indoors or outdoors flat unless on a staff, union uppermost. horizontal or vertical wall display shows the blue field at the top. bunting not to replace the flag. street display vertical with union east, flag over speaker platforms behind and above with union on the left. flags should be shown from sunrise to sunset and not left out at night.
Kansas City 1900 Convention Recalled by Abbott
Willis J. Abbott recalls the 1900 Democratic National Convention in Kansas City, contrasting it with a later era. He notes Bryan’s dominance, mentions co nominating figures like Towne and Stevenson, and highlights Croker Hill bid tensions over silver and imperialism, with vivid portraits of era figures fading from memory.
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Kansas City
Willis J. Abbott
Christian Science Monitor
Bryan Democracy
Hans Breitmann
Bryan
George _ Fred Wile Litis
Massachusetts
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Dunies
Seerie
Croker
Dave’ EN
Senator Jones
Arkansas
Democratic. National Committee
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Ben” Tillman
New York
West
Dick” Croker
Nicaragua
Wall
Tammany Power and Bryan Era at 1900 Convention
The narrative recalls Tammany Hall under Croker during the 1900 convention era, detailing David Hill's public drama, Hill and Croker's mutual displays, and Alfred E. Smith’s ascent. It reflects on imperialism as a Democratic focus, contrasts old and new party dynamics, and includes musings on political rhetoric and scholarly pretensions versus practical craft.
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David Biden
Firat
Jen
Tia
Tammany
Hill
Enouh
Croker
Til
Lyrics of Life at The Shack by Douglas Malloch
The poem reflects on a small cottage called a shack cherished after thirty years of shared life. It contrasts modest keepsake moments with guest opinions, noting how a simple house holds memories of family, losses, and hopes, shaping love beyond grand surroundings.
Avoca Poultry Grower Plans Large Chickens Flock
Avoca Iowa June 14 special report notes Peter Peters expanding into poultry with about 1 000 chicks plus a large flock of other fowls. He expects favorable month to boost profits and reduce losses despite weather.
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Peter Peters
Rais
Pweathyr
Mr. Pelurg
Get a Tractor The elly eler farm note and push
Fragmentary text describes a farm scene with phrases about a tractor and a pilot. Entities and details are unclear, but the readable words reference farming gear and a possible action involving a vehicle or machine. The source is highly garbled with missing context and nonsensical segments.
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