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Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1922

Page

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Political clashes over Kellogg and La Follette echo in Minnesota Senate bid

The debate centers on Kellogg once a Roosevelt appointee and senator hopeful, accused by La Follette of cringing toward wealth. The era’s reformers are challenged as Brookhart’s Washington reception hints at shifting political loyalties and enduring party divides.

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Tax free bonds spark debate on taxation and independence

The piece argues that tax free bonds drain federal revenue and force higher taxes on taxed bonds and property. It claims investors shun taxed bonds for untaxed ones, criticizes Wilson’s Paris treaty and warns against entangling alliances while urging vigilance against partisan missteps and dangerous diplomacy.

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Iowa Corn Growers Benefit From Higher Prices

The paper notes that the Iowa corn crop price increase over last year will total over 140 million dollars, with an average of about 1.5 million dollars per county extra for Town farmers. The rise in corn prices is praised as good news and a sign of continued favorable market trends.

Iowa

Wilson Reaches Out to Edwards on Capitol Visit

In a letter to Governor Edwards now a U S senator elect Wilson expresses happiness at the Washington visit and says it will offer a chance for the two to collogue and discuss matters of mutual interest in the nation’s capital.

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The Day's Editorial Reflects on Postwar Policy

The Chico Tribune editorial warns that the 1920 election signals domestic discontent and fears a return to Wilsonian foreign policy. It argues the public should influence Democratic policy and questions Wilson's ability to handle foreign relations and the treaty outcome.

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The Progressive Threat in Republican Circle

A Sioux City Journal analysis argues that the progressive Republican wing, led by Borah, seeks an internal transformation rather than a third party. It notes Idaho results boosting hope, Borah’s push for liberal, constructive policy, and calls for broad credit expansion to farmers within a Borah influenced platform.

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Chance to pass aug mented progressive program in congress

The article weighs the near certainty of a varied Republican majority against the rise of an augmented progressive bloc. It notes many lawmakers carry Republican labels but act independently, forming a potential cross party voting bloc. Control of either house remains unsettled, making future legislation unpredictable and pivotal.

Congress House Senate

Lying and Perjury Defined in Plain Terms

A lie is a statement a person believes false and aims to deceive. Perjury is a false statement made under oath defining a crucial legal distinction.

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason

A fragmented line from Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason notes a humorous comparison of motor cars to hats cigars prunes and gingerbread while joking about a universal flaw in humanity. The excerpt credits George Matthew Adams for rights.

Walt Mason George Matthew Adams

Fragmented Verse on Debt and Cars and Society

A satirical verse laments consumer debt and rising costs as owners clash with creditors. It critiques installment plans and slow economic change while weaving in figureheads and broad social references. The poet contemplates luxury, hardship, and the social climate, ending with a nod to Dempsey and Wills.

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Great Holiday Storm Predicted Amid Broad Weather Outlook

Washington reports a major storm period likely to unfold over Christmas week, with five concurrent weather systems and extreme temperatures forecast nationwide. Details map regions from latitude lines near 39 to 50 and the Rocky Mountain crest, warning of record lows, heavy precipitation, and widespread disruption through Dec 28.

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Unclear text hints at Nebraskan governor link and Atlantic shipping woes

A fragmented report mentions Bryan's brother elected Nebraska governor though not family driven, and notes a Nova Scotia ship finding sailing difficult. It also says boarders are out of luck again.

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