23 Nov 1927
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1927
Page
1
The Atlantic News Telegraph provides subscription rates and delivery details for Atlantic Iowa. A notice to subscribers asks those who do not receive their papers to call before 7 oclock, with a telephone number listed for reporting delivery issues.
Lars J. Skromme of Stay Vornice admits he received pay from various volunteers in opposing a program funded by permanent improvements. The disclosure prompts questions about campaign funding and whether opponents were paid for their activity, with critics arguing that payments distort public debate and voters deserve transparent motives.
A New York Court of Appeals upheld the death sentences for Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray for the murder of Snyder’s husband. The case drew wide attention as the pair, involved in an ill fated love affair, plotted to gain money from life insurance.
The fragment reflects a chorus praising God for blessings and noting the human risk of ingratitude. It juxtaposes duty and enjoyment while invoking a devotional refrain about divine generosity.
Atlantic resident J B Jones known as Wim by friends, longtime booster for progress, is celebrated in a News Telegraph notice. The note lauds his public service, business judgment, and community support through years, noting a hopedful future full of good things as he nears his thirteenth decade.
Chief of Detectives declares war on underworld amid feud between rival gangs. One gangster killed, no further outbreaks reported. Civic forces pledge decisive action to curb violence as police intensify efforts in Chicago.
A column argues for publishing all arrests as part of daily news. It recalls a past case where withholding names sparked debate on fairness. The piece contends equal treatment of police court reports, noting public demand for transparency and comparing private and public interests. It cites California fruit advertising and statistics on orange and lemon coverage.
A fragmented note discusses publicity and its effect on governance, questioning whether publicity power benefits or harms public policy and development, referencing American industry and vehicle use amidst unclear context. The text mentions advocacy, westward efforts, and demands from prospective customers amid incomplete phrases.
A Shenandoah Sentinel excerpt discusses a divorce based on cruel treatment. The tale concerns deception by a husband who hid his wooden leg to misrepresent himself, leading to abuse accusations after three months of marriage. The judge is expected to grant the divorce promptly.
The fragmentary 1927 column by George Matthew Adam rails at political scandals and figures. It condemns President Miplinge, criticizes senatorial politics, and mocks figures like Doheny Sinclair and Ayers, reflecting era cynicism and dramatic, sweeping rhetoric.
Ophelia decides against a famed aerial stunt this year after hearing of past tragedies. She plans to stay grounded and focus on baking pies, despite earlier dreams of skyward glory and media attention.
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