Atlantic News-Telegraph Adams and politics in Houston
The Atlantic News-Telegraph prints a wide range of items from editorials to campaign chatter. It discusses Norman Spills the Beans and Governor Al Smith's position on prohibition, with commentary on the Democratic national convention and railroad wage issues affecting the public.
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Fale Locke
Hard Game Announcement ushers wage peace in railroads
An article notes engineers on western railroads face long delays and seek higher pay as a concession amid the industry’s toughest era. It cites depleted revenues from higher costs and private car ownership, with freight income also falling due to trucking, while government rate controls and labor boards shape outcomes.
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Iowa Republican primary verdict solid for Hammill over Bowman
Official canvass shows Gov. Hammill renominated with 218,492 votes, Bowman at 60, etc. Skromme 36,216 and Anderson 2,?. Kimball wins lieutenant governor with 220,342 to Buser 74,747. Hammill’s lead exceeds opponents combined. Bowman and Skromme framed as opposing progressive policies. Republicans’ clear stand marks a notable political moment in state history.
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J. J. Buser
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Bowman
Kimball
Buser
Kimtall
Skromme
Wammill
Commonwealth
Milford Majlis Verbert Hoover hort in Tawa and vote
A garbled Iowa Press montage questions as Milford Majlis Verbert Hoover Hort in Tawa wins big in November, with scattered notes on Republicans, farmers, and party loyalty. It cites Tribune Eagle Logan Observer and Davenport Times opinions on nomination impacto and farmer political action.
The Battle on Hoover Nominat Ion and Platform Endorsement
The Republican convention named Hoover as its candidate for president and adopted a bold platform. Delegates praised his record in economy and humanitarian relief, while attacking critics and arguing for sound management, farmer protections, and national prosperity. The event showcased strong leaders and a united party outlook for America.
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Mvhey
London
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Congress
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Prohibition Issue Shapes Republican Campaign Stand
The Kansas City Post notes the Republican stance on enforcing the eighteenth amendment as bold and pivotal. Hoover is portrayed as steadfast on prohibition, likely influencing policy if elected, while Smith’s nomination could escalate the wet versus dry debate into a central campaign issue.
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Radio’s rise ends old power of deep voice at conventions
A Kansas City Times analysis recalls 1896 Chicago where strong voices carried the hall and boosted speakers. It notes radio amplifiers now project ordinary voices to vast crowds, weakening dependence on vocal strength and changing convention dynamics.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Lyrics of Life by Douglas Malloch without the Crowd
Fragmentary verse echoes a pennant metaphor for life and sport. It contrasts home and road success, courage under pressure, and personal conviction with praise and doubt, urging resilience when crowds roar.
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Douglas Malloch
Attaboy
Douglas
Ysa Wings in Climbing of the Honest Bird
Fragmentary notes describe a bird with a temporary claw used for climbing. The usable text mentions a je index and pollex and references wings and American terms, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent narrative or concrete facts.
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Ike Hey
Rippling Rhymes and fighter gossip from 1920s boxing notes
The column analyzes boxing stars like Tunney Sharkey and Delaunay, recounting mixed performances and public wagering temptations. It recalls Phil Scott and Roman, noting their ups and downs, and ends with a brief public notices about a weed survey by Iowa State College in Winnebago, Carroll and Crawford counties.
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