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Notice to Subscribers Delayed Paper Delivery Call Red 403
Atlantic readers of the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven o clock at Red 403 though not the News Telegraphs telephone number.
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Announce for Mayor of Atlantic Iowa by Joseph Burnea
A candidate for mayor of Atlantic Iowa declares intent to run in the upcoming city election on March 28, naming Joseph Burnea as the participant in the race. The message notes the decision will rest with the voters of the city.
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Atlantic mayoral candidate faces city election on March 28
A candidate for the office of mayor of Atlantic is presented to voters subject to the March 28 city election. The item notes the election date and the candidate's participation in the race.
King declares candidacy for Atlantic at large council seat
R. E. King announces his bid for councilman at large of Atlantic Iowa subject to voters decision in the city election on March 28.
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Atlantic Councilman at Large Candidates Named for March 28
The notices declare candidates for councilman at large and Third Ward seats in Atlantic with votes to be decided at the city election on March 28. Names include J. B. Prall, A. H. Mountain, and J. L. Cruise with ward and office designations.
Robinson Runs For City Council At Large In Atlantic
Api3 J. L. Robinson announces candidacy for Councilman at large in Atlantic subject to voter decision on March election day.
Candidate Ray Trainer Seeks Council Seat at March 28 Election
A candidate announces his bid for city council from the board, pending voters decision at the polls on Monday March 28. Ray Trainer is the named hopeful seeking public office.
Crime Wave Abroad Yet Our Town Stands Free
Despite a national surge in robberies and outrages, our community remains calm and safe. Citizens continue daily life with little fear while only a single amateur burglary attempt disrupts the overall sense of security.
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Atlantic voters urged to reelect Mayor Burnea amid reform clash
A local column defends Mayor Burnea amid campaign criticism. It praises his crime suppression efforts, notes the city’s safety and sound business administration, and attacks reform opponents. The piece urges voting Burnea in the Monday city election, asserting his decency and leadership. It condemns appeals to religious prejudice and urges voters to support stable policy and law enforcement.
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World Call on China Famine Death Toll Alarm
Advices from China report provinces with a thousand daily deaths and others with three hundred due to famine and starvation. The world laments the holocaust while withholding the last dollar for relief, despite granaries overflowing and civilization facing an awful indictment.
Aborting the bid to unseat the highway commission
The biennial effort to topple or cripple the state highway commission failed decisively, with Pitt supporters overwhelmed. The paper notes faults in the commission and its representatives but argues the law should be preserved and improved through compromise, urging respect for the people and the need for road care and aid from state and federal funds.
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Des Moines safety call seeks timely meeting for March 29
The register cites city officials and the Citizens' League urging women voters to back crime immunity efforts. Mayor Burnea says women’s judgment is key despite guardian groups urging voting guidance. A mass meeting at First Methodist Church on March 29 is proposed to discuss making Des Moines safer.
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Citizens League forms in Des Moines to curb crime
Des Moines residents protest rising crime and lawlessness with open saloon closures and citizen resolutions. A mass meeting is set for March 29 at First Methodist church to organize a Citizens League, with speakers including Sheriff Robb and leaders like W J Pilkington and BE Paul Jones. They urge electing fearless officials and backing them, urging support for Mayor Burnea and candidate Joseph Burnea.
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Turbulent International News Mixed With Local Tragedies
Readable fragments report diverse events including a Missouri governor associate sentenced to whisky, a tornado near Nashville killing three and destroying property, Ford’s Dearborn Indépendent ban in Chicago, a Gulf Coast railway official found dead in Houston, Bradley College students opposing dances, a missing naval balloon crew near Pensacola, and a sale of a New York stock to five years.
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Tariff debate and political notes from Washington to Chicago
A patchwork of 1916 era items reports Willis publican Ohio backing a concise emergency tariff bill for select farm products after a presidential conference. Pierre Harding favors it. A Fort Omaha balloon project yields inland uncertainty. California calls for fair treatment for Mooney and Billings bombing case. Mitchell eyes a Roosevelt name change amendment. Saginaw sends 53 Mexicans to Laredo for return to Mexico. U.S. contacts Russia on trade, and tributes follow B L Trevor’s death with estate details.
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Mrs Johnson Dies After Fall From Hotel Fourth Floor
Mrs Léon Johnson, 45, of Duluth Minnesota, fell or leapt from a fourth floor hotel in Seattle, dying. Her husband J Louis Johnson said last night they had traveled and she suffered nervous collapse from fatigue.
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Prall Seeks Councilman at Large In Taxpayer Rally
Voters urged to support J B Prall for councilman at large in a rally style appeal. The message frames the race as a taxpayer issue and highlights Prall as a candidate for city government.
First Ward Voters urged to back C W McCaustland
A local plea urges voters in the smallest ward to support alderman candidate C. W. McCaustland, stating every vote counts equally and urging advancement of his campaign.
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Burnea Tops Ballot for Monday Election
Mayor Burnea is listed first on the ballot and urged to vote for him at the upcoming election on Monday. Voters are reminded to cast ballots for local leadership in the community race.
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