10 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
1
Publication details list the Telegraph News Publishing Company with editorial staff and officers. It notes circulation rates for carriage by carrier and mail within the U S and Canada, and states Associated Press membership and news republication rights.
Atlantic readers are urged to call before seven o clock to have some newspapers delivered. Call Red 403. This number is not for the News Telegraph.
The American Bankers Association at its convention affirmed unequivocal support for the Federal Reserve Board in refusing to extend additional credit to agricultural interests to sustain a high price level. It opposed any interference with economic forces and rejected plans to use Fed resources or government power to stabilize rising or falling prices under supply and demand.
The piece questions why bankers oppose aid to agriculture from Federal Reserve Banks while backing other industries and profiteering schemes. It argues that restricting reserve bank support could threaten farming and related sectors, potentially endangering public safety and drawing calls for systemic rule and management changes.
Clipped remarks from The Knoxville Journal and various papers discuss Claude Porter possibly seeking a new office in 1922, noting Washington salary concerns and public perception. Debates reference Cox, Cummins, and trends in Iowa politics, with Carlson and Harding mentions from Des Moines and national outlets.
Fragmentary OCR hints at political commentary with mentions of candidates acts Greek title and burning, but readable details are insufficient to identify people places or events. The item appears as a miscellaneous clipping, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable entities for a proper card.
The editorial argues that President-elect Harding will bring courage, vision, and duty to office. It envisions teamwork in Washington between President, Vice President Coolidge, and a capable cabinet, with open consultation across parties. Republicans must support leadership and foster cooperation in government.
A column mixes reminiscence on leadership, wartime duty, and civic virtue with advocacy for Iowa to adopt a double board election system. It argues for cross training and continuous counting, proposing hourly counting and faster results while noting current long wait times and cost considerations.
Fragmentary excerpt notes uncertainty that any Democratic action could have saved a defeat. The text reflects friction and opposing elements surrounding the event, suggesting limited hope for reversal. The fragment emphasizes the difficulty of changing the outcome amid internal division.
The fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled notice or caption mentioning Elijah in a chariot and a city cine setting. It lacks complete facts, names, dates, or locations, leaving unclear context or outcome.
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