Republicans demand Brookhart be shunned by Senate
Iowa Republicans condemn Smith Wildman Brookhart for crossing party lines and supporting La Follette. They demand Senate Republicans refuse him committee posts and fellowship, arguing the party must purge his betrayal and restore honor within the GOP nationwide.
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Senate
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Siun
Senator Ladd Presses Muscle Shoals Policy in Post
North Dakota Senator Ladd publishes two spell written articles in the Saturday Evening Post. He criticizes Norris led committee actions and argues for developing Muscle Shoals and related industries. The piece reflects political contention over the project and proposed remedies.
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Ladd
North Dakota
Saturday Evening Post
Henry Peel
Suse
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Nebraska
Gail
Mieco
Laddoes
Sean
Atraent
Washington's daily letter notes proposed heir in politics and a new Longworth baby
The column jokes about the Cleveland Saggs birth and a possible heir affecting House leadership, mentions Nick Longworth as speaker candidate and Washington humor about Navy Secretary and bowling, then praises painter Charles Ayer Whipple whose mural restoration and romance brighten the Capitol.
Opposition to Shoals lease sparks fertilizer trust doubt
The piece argues against leasing the Shoals to Ford, claiming fertilizer trust backing is unfounded. It notes Ford could profit greatly if allowed access, yet no trust member or financial partner has made an offer. Senator Ladd attacks Senator Noranto as the Senate weighs the matter in a few days, amid much interest.
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Ford
Fertilizer Trust
Ladd
Noranto
Senate
Omaha Community Chest Campaign Staunchly Defended
A vocal call urges Omaha to uphold its self respect and conscience and prevent the Community Chest drive from failing. The speaker cites the city as prospered and emphasizes that to whom much is given, much is required.
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Omaha
Cummins Rail Law Hope Faces Political Hurdles
Editorial from Council Bluffs argues for Esch Cummins railway reform to reduce rates and improve transportation. It criticizes demagogic tactics, defends railroad valuation, and notes Supreme Court affirmation of recapture clauses. Calls for rational business approach over politics.
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Nanporei
Albert B. Cummins
Washington
Congress
Huoysath
Gummins
Supreme Court of
Railroads Ag
Cucumins
Albovevin
Tan
Thanksgiving plea for community aid and charity spirit
An Omaha World Herald editorial urges gratitude beyond lip service on Thanksgiving and criticizes slow progress in supporting welfare and Red Cross efforts. It links prosperity to duty to help the less fortunate, warning that grace and compassion should extend to the House of Have and those in need.
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Omaha World Herald
Red Cross
Omrha
Community Chest Fund
Pease
House of Have
Omaha
Nawime
Londes
Cummins rail plan to group railroads for equalized service
The article argues for Cummins proposed regional groupings of railroads to balance earnings between strong and weak lines. It warns that low freight rates could bankrupt weaker roads and hurt many towns. It supports private ownership under strict government supervision to ensure nationwide adequate rail service.
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Humber
Cummins
Trong Road
Elliott
Griswold
Red Oak
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Hancock
Oakland
Carson
Macedonia
Keschlerson
Hastings
Avoca
Audubon
Extra
Caumins
Jsich
Financia
Fragmented Punchy Notebook Snippets From 1924 NEA Service
A Paris merchant pursues a 4000 franc stocking bill while an American asserts Methuselah lived 80 years not 969. Warder Edwards of Parkville, Kentucky, killed a timber wolf in a dated anecdote. The piece satirizes Christmas, money, honesty, crosswords and leap year jokes in a brisk, humorous collage typical of 1924 NEA Service material.
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Paris
Hayseed towns and big world names in verse satire
Poem by George Matthew Adgnis from 1924 rails at hayseed towns and rural culture while praising a few enduring figures. It lampoons small towns, actors, authors, and critics, noting cultural tensions as Western centers shape national taste and the arts. The speaker laments tired stories yet acknowledges lasting influence from Hay Center to major figures.
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Punktown-by-the-Mera
Alump
Squashtown-by-the- Damp
Beauty
Quinedtown
Old Hay Center
George Matthew Adgnis
Way Back Then Twenty Years Ago Items Nov 29 1904
Twenty years ago today events include the Egan-Colgin wedding in Atlantic with Mary Egan and Carl Colgin. Ministers listed for Dec 5 at the Y M C A rooms. Atlantic board of health grants 30 extra days for sewerage. Attorney Hudspeth taken to Clarinda asylum. Rev A Aston ill in Gilray, California. Miss Etta Sheldon marries B E Howell in Atlantic. Jury in Miller-Webb slugging case could not agree. verdict assault and battery with five days in jail. Merchants set special sale dates Dec 11 7 and 8. Dynamite attack worry in Omaha. Rev Norh Garwick transferred to Waterloo. Ten years ago notes mention Claude Hewitt named secretary of Atlantic commercial club. Kate Morrow dies. Judge Deemer named chief justice. conditions in Victoria, S D reported. Thanksgiving adjournment. Belgian relief drive support. sewer work bid to Jo B Reynolds Co.. water main extension contract awarded.
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Miller
George Webb
Thornell
Short Talks on Advertising
Confidence in advertising builds trust through steady, ongoing service. It proves reliability by consistent, day by day presence rather than flashiness. A calm, persistent offer of value earns customer belief, while sporadic bursts create doubt about a store’s steadiness and quality.
War News From The Front And Oceanal Skirmishes
Reports from Parliament and battlefronts describe the Great War ongoing with German and Allied actions. British shelling near Ninu Port causes German damage while German artillery paralyses a British destroyer. Amsterdam dispatches claim 300 British civilians arrested in Brussels. The Admiral Granteaume sunk in the channel October 26 by a German submarine, its Belgian refugees’ fate unknown amid mixed Polish front reports.
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Ninuport
Amsterdam
Brussels
London
Admiral Granteaume
Channel
Iowa Voters Led Nation In Get Out The Vote Drive
Des Moines Register writer OC Clifton notes Iowa led the nation in turnout with 976,960 residents voting, up 9.15 percent from 1920. President Coolidge led the ticket with 587,685 votes, a wide margin over La Follette and Davis, while scattered and minor candidates accumulated smaller totals.
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OC. Clifton
Des Moines Register
Iowa
Comeil
Cguwlidge
la Follette
Davin
Willem Z
Masber
Plan Weekly Trans Atlantic Air Mail Service
Berlin Nov 29 A P The Zeppelin mail plan between the United States and Europe will begin soon said Dr Hugo Eckner director of the Zeppelin company who headed the ZR 3 on its trans Atlantic flight Eckner said today of the new service plan to establish a weekly air mail link across the Atlantic between the United States and Europe
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United States
Europe
Hugo Ecknes
Zeppelin Company
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