Stunt News Telegraph Staff List and Rates Notice
The Stunt News Telegraph lists officers E P Ghase as president Lydia R Otto as vice president and director Chas F Chase as treasurer among others and prints subscription rates for various delivery options including mail and carrier. The paper notes Associated Press membership and republication rights.
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Apa Oo
E. P. Ghase
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Lydia R. Otto
Seey-Treas
Chas. F. Chase
E. BP
Chase
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Clara O. Otto
Notice to Subscribers About Evening Delivery
Atlantic subscribers who miss evening papers can have some delivered if they call before seven oclock. Call telephone Rad 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
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Atlantic goSserners
News-Telegraph
Venure
Interference in Public Policy Defends Administration
A homely expression argues that the public must trust authorities as they handle international matters and crises. It praises President Harding and his counselors for restoring normalcy, dismissing critics who demand disclosure or control, and asserts officials are focused on cleaning up war wreckage.
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Harding
Wilson Court
G Sgorli
Contractors Seek Weils Contracting Victory in Dispute
A fragment shows a dispute where contractors pressure the Weils contracting company in a bid fight. Names and exact actions are unclear but hint at a stalled project and legal or procedural pressure from competing firms.
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Weils Contracting Company
Whavk
Camp Neder profits and contractor blame in Panama era
The Port of Missing Men notes profits estimated between 750000 and 1000000 tied to Camp Neder construction. Weitz allegedly arranged the contract while others would share profits, a scenario blamed on contractors bleeding the government during wartime. The piece criticizes high freight rates and rail dominance, urging policy shifts to revive industry.
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Camp Neder
Weitz
The Day's Editorial on Railroads and National Policy
Editorial notes Congress and governors urge action as rail freight rates and broader cost pressures threaten farming, industry, and commerce nationwide. Officials from Nebraska New Mexico and the Pacific Northwest appeal to Washington. The piece highlights tariff linkages and fears for fragile markets such as cabbage and textile sectors.
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Julius Krudseanitz
Senate
Committee On Interstate Commerce
McKelvie
Nebraska
New Mexico
Pacific Northwest
Toll
Washington
Brutterhnutt
Texas
Massachusetts
Indus
Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason
The poem recalls a mild winter seen as nearly perfect by many, while skeptics fear future storms. It contrasts sunny days with doomsayers who warn of a spring blizzard threatening crops and livestock.
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Walt Mason
Iever
Middle West
Wisdom
Scott
George Matthew Adams
Resolution to boost local cooperation for postwar recovery
A call for each local community to unite and cooperate to overcome wartime and postwar economic difficulties. It urges coordinated action among capital, manufacturers, and contractors to reduce costs, improve rebuilding, and address shortages in housing, rail, power, waterways, and highways while restoring employment and capital investment.
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Weather sketch of May storms and crop impact
Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin forecasts a pair of severe May storms across the continent. A warm wave moves from the northern Rockies toward Meridian and New Orleans by May 18, followed by a low center bringing depressed skies and calm winds. Farmers are urged to cultivate heavily before the rainy spell, as weather shifts will influence crops from North to South America.
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Washington, D. C
Rockies
Meridian 9
St. Louis
New Orleans
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic
America
South’ America
Skyscraper Move on Broadway Described in Lease Row
A narrow Broadway plot at Broadway and Thirty Fourth Street was leased for about 1,338 per square foot annually, a record figure for New York land. The 50 by 31 foot site, bought by Robert S. Smith from Russia, will host a thin skyscraper for a candy company after a 21 year lease totaling around 2,500,000 in rent, taxes, and expenses.
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Broadway
Thirty-fourth Street
Dell
Ainarrow
Robert S. Smith
America
Russia
Australian Girl Inherits Estates Amid Engagement
A 19 year old girl in this town inherits sixty heads of cattle and a ranch in Queensland, Austria, plus pounds. Masse Majors, a fiancé during the wars, was to wed last August but the parents opposed due to her youth. Mrs R O Lovett, new Atlantic agent for California perfame goods, invites orders by phone Black 464.
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Bértuna
Queensland
Austria
Donald Bods
Ae Foyea
Ors. R. O. Lovett
Atlantic
California
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