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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1924

Page

1

TELEGRAPH SUBSCRIPTION AND SERVICE NOTICE

Notice to subscribers outlines rates for business office editorial and news subscriptions by carrier and mail, with Canada foreign rates and U.S. pricing. It includes AP news republication rights and foreign advertising reps, and instructs Atlantic News Telegraph readers to call 309 M before seven for evening delivery not related to the paper.

Canada U.S Associated Press United Press Knill Burke, Inc Chicago South Michigan Blvd New York City Brokaw Broadway Atlantic News- Telegraph Newa-Telegraph

Brookhart’s dubious bid for Senate blamed on Wall Street rhetoric

The Iowa primary debate featured Brookhart attacking railroads and Wall Street, alleging conspiracies and a paid Cedar Rapids newspaper supplement. Critics countered that such charges were false, arguing Brookhart’s past votes and radical stance alienated Republican voters and set the stage for Burto n Sweet to replace him.

Brookhart Wall Street Senate Cedar Rapids Oder Coday Rapids Public Utilities Brockhars Republican Party Hye Burton BK. Sweet Smith Wildman Brookhart

Not 80 Particular on Brookhart Campaign Money Charges

The senate transcript recalls Brookhart admitting receipt of Republican Senatorial Committee money two years ago for his Iowa campaign. It alleges misgivings within the committee, asserts no railroad or public utility money influenced the race, and claims Brookhart benefited from various interests while denying funds were raised locally. It argues the anti Brookhart effort lacked funds and blames local figures, urging voters to act on the coming election.

Senate Brookhart Iowa Bronkhart McCormick Wall Street William Warbach Des Moines Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Brodhart Vsalt Jane

Party planned and kept at same location

A party was organized and will be held at the same venue.

Washington Letter on Harvey Coolidge Ties and Post Editor Change

A Washington Letter notes George Harvey of Peacham Vermont will become Editorial Director of the Washington Post on June 1. It discusses McLean ownership, past affiliations, and potential support for Calvin Coolidge, with speculation on Harvey’s stance amid shifting party loyalties and the paper’s Democratic to independent history. The piece also covers Harvey’s career, previous posts, and Republican alignment questions.

Aap Yvashelgton George Harvey Peacham Court of St. James's Washington Post Post E.G. McLean Sinclair Washington Lean Melcan Tarvey Gaulidge Canal Coolidge Melean Yarding Harvey Great Bellaby Couglidge Teacham Calvin Coolidge Green Mountain Ugheld Republican Chicago Y News New York World Phill Liter Harpers Weekly the North American Review Harvey's Weekly

Rare Raphael Painting Found in Boston Mansion Attic

A disputed Raphael work titled Madonim Gan ange is reported found in a Boston mansion attic. The painting, once owned by Napoleon Buria parte, allegedly transferred to Patrick EL Duffee’s brother in lieu of a $90,000 loan.

Raphael Boston Raphet Napoleon Buriaparte Patrick EL Duffee

Real Estate Transfers May 27 1924 Summary

Real estate transfers include Thomas E F Carey and wife to Dennis A Sullivan by warranty deed dated April 19 1924 for property described as 36-74-34 with mortgage of 17 665 dollars and $1 stake. C W Lavery and wife and Ben A Wood and wife to Henry Auerbach by warranty deed dated June 28 1924 for parcel 1 acre in northwest corner southwest quarter section 29 76 87 with 200 dollar consideration. Ernest F Lothman and others to J C Stahl by deed dated May 19 1924 for west 39 feet of lot 1 block 6 Cumberland. Ida Remsen and husband to Augusta Priess et al by deed dated May 20 1924 for lots 3 in northwest quarter 33 and sed northwest quarter 28 77 37 with mortgage 56 000 dollars and $1 etc.

Thomas

WHY IOWA LAND Is GOOD STUFF

Experts project population growth to 1950 reaching about 150 million, up 40 percent, boosting demand for housing, clothing, food, and land value. Iowa land, currently affordable, is touted as a prudent investment that should rise gradually as population and consumption expand.

Iowa

Coolidge appoints Hunt to federal trade commission

President Coolidge names C. W. Hunt, officer of the Town Farm Bureau federation, to the federal trade commission. The quiet action highlights Hunt as an outstanding member and counters earlier charges against Coolidge. Iowa farm bureau congratulates the appointment as a strong refutation of past criticisms.

Coolidge C. W. Hunt Town Farm Bureau’ Federation Federal Trade Commission Iowa Farm Bureau

Whalebone Fins and Baleen Plates Described in Whale

The essay describes whalebone and baleen plates in some whale species. It details their growth pattern from two to twelve feet, their attachment to the upper jaw, and their use in filtering food. The text notes dependent plates forming a gingedike piece for collecting and retaining food.

Fragmented Olive Branch of Prose in Odd Snippet

A garbled OCR fragment surveys a string of aphorisms and quips about ambition wealth mutiny and misfortune. It weaves random lines touching medicine, Georgia banking, patriotism and everyday luck with no clear event or main subject.

Rippling Rhymes About Wayward Parents and Children

A 1924 verse by George Matthew Aduns laments unruly parents who chase nightlife while their children suffer. The poem portrays crying kids at the window, urging calm and home life, with a dissenting parental generation chasing excitement along the Great White Way.

Bunyan Jane Clarence Great White Way George Matthew Aduns

Five Large Rivers Drain Vast Global Waters

Five rivers drain about seven million square miles of land: the Almazon, Ta Plata, Obi, Congo, and Misslessypl. These major waterways traverse multiple regions and support vast ecosystems and human activities.

Congo

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