08 May 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
1
An excerpt reflects on continuity and confidence in international law, urging robust support for the world court. It contrasts ideals of principled justice with images of regalia and artistry, hinting at cultural depictions while stressing cooperative institutions.
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A critique discusses chambers of commerce rebuking the United States Chamber for opposing the federal farm board and withdrawing from the national body. It argues small-town chambers support cooperative marketing, condemn big business influence, and warn against political meddling in farm relief efforts.
The Des Moines Register editorial column Over the Coffee mocks Governor Hammill and Representative Rickinson in a sharp, partisan attack. The piece accuses the governor of weak campaign tactics and ridicules the present political climate with biting humor.
A regional call urges Atlantic business and professional interests to support a Greater Atlantic club with yearly memberships. The piece argues civic welfare depends on broad backing, moral and financial, warning that without cooperation the city risks stagnation and loss of standing.
Charlee Evans Hughes argues the World Court requires deliberate procedure in international disputes. He notes temporary judges and national interests shape judgments, urging rigor, independence, and universal respect for the court’s integrity and deliberative process.
A garbled Iowa column edits talk on entering the senatorial race for Mr Payne and response from Lund supporters. The piece critiques taxes and public development, references Sheldon Sun and Cedar Rapids Gazette, mentions Smith’s fiscal record and a treaty issue amid navy debates, noting ratification prospects and public interest.
Paris fashion notes report Alice Langeller facing criticism for new hats and outfits. Street observers in Paris note bold styles, mixed reactions from shoppers, and a trend toward practical yet statement pieces in the May season.
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