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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
1
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The text denounces LaFollette as a dangerous reformer aiming to undermine the U S Constitution and the judiciary. It compares his stance to historical agitators, claiming his proposals would let Congress override Supreme Court rulings and hold labor movements financially liable for violence linked to labor disputes. It presents strong warnings about treason and drastic constitutional change.
A columnist denounces labor officials and the American Federation of Labor endorsing broad strike power, warning it would enable legislatures to overturn state supreme courts and threaten property rights. The piece calls for the senator's stance against the proffered Labor bloc.
Davenport editor Mark Sullivan argues Clyde Herring, former state governor candidate, has personal strength and wide appeal beyond party lines. Sullivan notes Herring’s roots as a Bord automobile distributor and farmer contact, predicting a strong Democratic run in Iowa despite a Republican landslide in 1936. He cites Herring’s 337000 votes for governor versus Cox’s 227000 and suggests national year effects could boost a Senate bid.
The Republicans of Town will meet in Des Moines on August 2 for the state convention with over 1,600 delegates. Many delegates are able men and highly Republican. they will call things by their right names and express what they choose. The convention will undoubtedly proceed with firm stance and clear aims.
In a Town Dispatch, plans for an Iowa Republican state convention are outlined. The event will not nominate but host keynotes and speakers including Colonel Smith Brookhart, Senators Cummins and Rawson. The meeting aims to unify old guard and new recruits amid platform debates and possible late-night sessions. A separate note from Craig IA reports Hubert Helmes returning from Germany amid high taxes on savings. He notes Germany taxed saving interests heavily, contrasting with American concerns over prices and taxes.
The War Department's finance chief outlines a table of estimates for the Henry Ford lease plan on the Muscle Shoals plant. The House Military Affairs Committee favors acceptance after revisions, showing government income of about 2.008 billion against outlays of about 2.640 billion over 100 years, with a loss of over 600 million payable to Henry Ford. Critics question why public funds should go to Ford while many citizens need relief, and urge Congress to reconsider the allocation.
A fragmentary poem style piece recalls a weekend mood and drinking reminiscences. The narrator describes aging relatives, wages spent, and a return home amid sorrow and nostalgia as a grandmother and aunts await at the cottage door.
An atmospheric glimpse of a sunlit Sunday in a faded saloon setting. The narrator, surrounded by seven aunts and a pianist, reflects on liquor traffic, welcoming doors, and a bar keeper with a wide winning smile as a sense of slipping ease descends.
Fragmentary OCR notes mix political ref oration with odd phrases about patience and civic matters. It mentions Harding and Congress, a quoted line about looking into something, and scattered references to homes, cars, and personal life amid vague observations. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear entities beyond Harding and Congress.
A collection of garbled phrases mentions vacations Mexico revolutions and train delays with scattered reflections on prices and fashion. The fragmentary items reference people and places loosely, but no coherent event or clear subjects emerge to form a definite news item.
Real estate transfers record a Reynolds deed to a Reynolds party in Griswold block 91 First Additions with a 500.00 consideration. W B Wormley and The State Bank of Griswold acquire a parcel in block B-74-7 for one dollar.
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