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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
1
Local readers follow dramatic developments in the Shepperd case with commentary on the evidence. The article notes coverage by Associated Press and critiques on how the crime is portrayed, highlighting debates over guilt and motives amid editorial voices and subscribers.
The article critiques insurgent rhetoric and declares the admin faction is removing insurrectionists from the party. It argues Brookhart is not truly supported by constituents and that his defeat or recount damages his standing. The piece condemns the Wauni faction as insignificant and dismissive bunk.
A sensational ripple runs through English high society as the Vestinigny affair surfaces through the Dennis trial. Prominent figures are implicated, shocking the social circle and drawing attention to elite connections and concealed motives.
NEA service writer discusses Republican Senate leaders split over the party definition during a short session. The piece compares Borah Watson and other figures to debates between Darrow and Bryan and weighs loyalty versus reform as elections approach in 1926.
In a sensational English court excerpt, Mrs Dennistoun sues for money claiming a loan to her ex-husband Col Dennistoun, while he accuses her of affairs with Six John Cowans and other men. The Waterhouse case follows, with Mrs Wilson Barker alleged blackmail over a supposed affair and threats to reclaim funds. The chatter paints a reckless high society scene as England reels.
A poem from 1926 by Gea Adams extols musical freedom and the phonograph as relief from a dull life. It contrasts friends urging to join music lovers with the speaker finding joy in old hymns, grand duets, and summer songs at home, framing freedom as a birthright celebrated under the flag.
A brief classified notice advertises a property sale service offering to market and sell homes for clients. The message emphasizes local reach and a fast process, inviting readers seeking real estate assistance to contact the agency.
A scattered set of quirky lines and aphorisms, mentioning a Chicago man seeking 70000, frogs in Santo Domingo, a New York man in Los Angeles, and various oddities about fish, dogs, and winds. The fragmentary notes read like a humor page with social observations and misprints from a 1925 NEA Service feature.
Des Moines March 19 A senate committee on appropriations advances a bill to establish a Revolutionary War Memorial Commission to mark unmarked graves of Revolutionary War soldiers in Iowa. The three appointees from state archives, the American Revolution legacy group, and Daughters of the American Revolution would oversee the project and markers at a $2500 appropriation.
In Des Moines on March 13, Senators Romkey and Haird discussed a bill by Senator Haird to ban bringing into public places any odor emitting substances. Romkey, near Senator Chinn who uses a strong pipe nearby, voiced support pending concerns over stink bombs linked to Council Bluffs incidents during the Taber troubles.
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