Atlantic Iowa Newspaper Rates and Publication Details
Publication information for Atlantic Iowa includes publishing company details, office contacts, and various subscription rates and options. It lists officers Lydia Otto and Chas Chase among directors and notes mailing terms and post office registration under federal acts.
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Py. Chase
Lydia BR. Otto
Secy.Treas
Chas
F. Chase
E. P. Chase
R. J. A. Chase
Ci B- Relyeo
Clara O. Otto
Lydia R. Otto
AP News Credit Line Text
A note states that Associated Press dispatches credited to AP are exclusive for republication and that local news published here may carry AP or other credits as stated by the newspaper.
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Associated Press
Truth-Telling in Campaigns Faces Hard Questions
A republican newspaper argues for candor in politics and urges readers to value those who speak the truth as they see it. It critiques deception, favors square dealing, and notes the high stakes in national affairs shaping voters and parties.
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Villamen
Jks! Portal
Republican Cansidapée
Tlelieverl
Incomplete Text on Senate Appointment Event
Fragments discuss provident of Kembezitin senate and senator appointment power in case of vacancy. Language notes clarity about none of double-dealing duplicity or hypocrisy.
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Kembezitin
Boily
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Atlantic men threaten, warn over paper’s Republican support
A note criticizes local men who have warned of changes due to the paper’s GOP endorsement. It defends the morgue records and vows they remain intact, saying patience has worn thin while warning of potential consequences.
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Atlantic
Aftermath of Election Sparks Political Satire and Speculation
A fragmented Washington bulletin reviews reactions to Harding’s victory, noting Carrollinan jests about the League of Nations, Wilson’s praise, and calls for leadership changes. It mentions Governor Stith as a “miracle man,” Bryan’s stance, and hopes for a post election shift away from southern Democratic dominance.
Editorial on political shift and surprising election results
The piece laments the surprising national turn as Republicans gain sweeping victories. It notes New Yorks overwhelming trend, a strong East versus West split, and a dramatic inversion of expected outcomes. The writer describes the shift as miraculous yet politically parsed and questions campaign progress.
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Omaha World-Herald
League of Nations
Phice
Cinse
New York State
Harding
New York City
World Peace Vote Woes and Crushed Hopes of the Majority
A reflective editorial compares a Texas cowboy’s failed night at a dance to the World War I era world peace referendum. It laments the defeat, noting that Democrats believed in a lofty ideal of world organization, yet the public and even women voters intensified the loss, highlighting the philosophical strain and collective disillusion.
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World-Herald
Hahn
World Organization For World Peace
Bryan's Diagnosis Traces Blame for Democratic Loss
W J Bryan states in a Lincoln statement that Democratic defeat lies about evenly between President Wilson and Governor Cox. He says the president laid the foundation and the governor failed to rally party forces, reflecting on the 1920 era political dynamics.
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Lincoln, Neb
W. J. Bryan
Wilson
Cox
The Real Issue in the League Debate
The article quotes Bryan criticizing President Wilson’s handling of the League of Nations and the 1918 election. It argues the president acted like a dictator, alienated Republicans, and refused Senate ratification with reservations. It notes Cox aggravated matters and limited dem issues.
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Turki sh forces seize Hadjin as Armenian massacre reported
Dispatches from London and Constantinople recount a Turkish assault on Hadjin, claiming the town fell under Turkish nationalist control after a prolonged siege. Reports note 10,000 inhabitants allegedly killed or massacred, with Americans evacuated and appeals to President Wilson for naval aid.
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Hadiq Hajiny
Armenian Bureau
Constantinople
Hadjin
Absace
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Cilicia
Sadjin
Zeitus
Humite
Hanjin
Tsking
Wilson
Batum
Grinnell College to Hold Largest Alumni Meeting
Grinnell College prepares a historic gathering on November 5 as alumni and ex-students converge for the largest alumni meeting in the institution’s history. Organizers expect strong participation from former students across decades.
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Grinnell College
Grinnell
Reserved dining room at Savery hotel for presidential reception
A typed fragment notes the Savery hotel dining room reserved for a presidential reception. Guests will be seated by class groups, with the largest party likely to be present.
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