Suecestor News Rates and Editorial Contact Details
The Atlantic Newspublishing company lists publication schedules and advertising rates in a dated notice. It identifies officers including Chas F Chase Lydia R Otto and BE P Chase along with directors and telephones for business and editorial offices. It notes carrier and mail subscription prices and asserts Associated Press membership with republication rights.
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News and Telegraph
News Publishing Company
Atlantic
Town
Congress
Chas. F. Chase
E. P. Chase
Viea Pres
Mgr
Lydia R. Otto
Sery-Treas
BE. P. Chase
R. K. A. Chase
C. S. Relyea
Clara O. Otto
News Department
Canada
U. S
Associated Presse
Associated Press
Notice to Atlantic Subscribers Seeks Evening Delivery Help
Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers who miss evening deliveries may have copies delivered if they email before eight o clock, using a phone number not associated with the News Telegraph.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Professor Fisher Attacks League Referendum Claim
Professor Fisher of Yalu cables Lord London protesting Ambassador Harvey claim that President Warding’s section decided the solemn referendum against entering the League of Nations. The professor is called “off his trolley” by many but no one knows his warrant for disputing the verdict.
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Fisher
Yalu
Robert Gueil
London
Harvey
Warding
League of Nations
Hetiny
League
State railway commission reclassifies items on Iowa shipments
The Iowa State Railway Commission, per workers across many trades, has reclassified numerous shipped goods within the state, promising lower prices for many items including building materials. The omission of coal in this reclassification is noted as unclear but may be addressed later.
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Towa
Lowa
U.S
U. S
Market talk and political warnings at joint meeting
Leaders from the American Hardware Manufacturers Association discuss price reductions for cooperative buyers and warn that wage and tax policy, plus government soundness, affect business confidence. Mr Knight links prohibition and tax changes to asset confiscation, contrasts Latin tumult with U.S. stability, and recalls shipbuilding history.
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American Hardware Manufacturers Asociation
South
Mr. Knight
Random July Roundup Promises Thousands in City
A July roundup in the city is expected to draw thousands. France claims safety with Germany over Silesia as Lloyd George shapes France toward a cautious stance. Omaha plans a labor bank with 26000 dollars capital and a buoyant outlook for local trade. League of Nations backers push a narrative to suit English opposition, Tarvey cited as a corrective voice. Railway wage adjustments target pre July 1920 levels, with a 0 to 15 percent shift. Tar differs in handling railway workers versus others. Hedging in bonds of trade discussed as future trading ends.
Knight speech at Atlantic City stirs Southern Democrats
In Atlantic City Peter Q. Knight, Tampa lawyer and prominent Democrat, urged return to the U S Constitution over Socialist and labor challenges. He praised constitutional patriotism, warned the Negro question shapes national outcomes, and noted Southern business leaders leading the standing ovation with calls for renewed prosperity.
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Atlantic City
Peter
Q. Knight
New York Herald
Peter O. Knight
Tampa
Marlborough- Blenheim
South
White House
Union
Sam Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
The
Southern Haulware Jobbers Association
Wealth of this country shown by cash car sales in 1920
A motor trade survey from 10,000 dealers across the country reports that more than half of 1920 car buyers paid cash. Of about 150000 cars sold, 80000 were cash and 79000 on credit. Farmers bought 40000 on credit and 18000 cash. city dwellers paid cash for 61000 of 140000 machines. Average credit terms: city dwellers nine months, farmers over five. Some expect increased credit. others doubt trade if 75 percent are deferred.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Paints a Town in Need
The poem mocks neglect and urges a brighter scene as houses, cisterns, and outbuildings grow dingy. It jokes that optimism and modern paint can revive a town, condemning deferred maintenance and urging action to restore normalcy.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS BACK TOWNER BILL IN WASHINGTON
The Capital News reports Sunday schools backing the Towner bill amid protests from Protestant religious groups at a conference in Washington. The association endorses the Smith Towner plan while opposing a Public Welfare Department or any Education Department.
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Washington,d. C
Capital
Fithe International
Ean Scitbol
Des Moines Capital Extends Daily and Sunday Special Rate
The News Telegraph continues the Des Moines Capital special rate offering $4 annually for the daily and $3 for the Sunday edition with a combined option at seven dollars. Subscribe now to lock in the advantage of the reduced price.
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Des Moines
News-Telegraph
Sign of Renewal Brightens Our Town Shops
The community spots a revival as linseed oil, paint, and brushes arrive. Boosters cheer as the sign they yearned for returns, the paintshop opens, and old shacks seem to become new again under renewed business momentum.
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George’ Matthew Adams
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W. D. Biggera
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Germany
Silesia
Lloyd George
Sunnyside
Omaha
Deiotke Golonet-Harves
Tarvey
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Philadelphia
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