Washington expects sweeping executive reorg plan
Benator Curtis aims to give the president blanket authority to reorganize the executive branch by consolidating agencies and cutting personnel. He argues Congress has avoided decisive action, while many lawmakers fear patronage losses and political fallout from abolishing bureaus. The move would challenge entrenched interests and test congressional resistance.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Ashington —Benator Curstis
Washington
Curtis
Congress
Advertising Rates and Subscription Options Listed
Advertising rates for carriers and mail subscriptions are provided with monthly, six month, yearly, and foreign options. Rates include Canada and U S mail with varying periods and prices. Notices advise Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers to call before seven for evening delivery assistance.
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Canada
U. S
Boc
E. M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan
Riva
New York City
Brokaw Bldg
Broadway
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Lowdens Statement on Farm Surplus and Co operation
Ex Governor Lowden argues farmers must organize to counter surpluses and prevent soil depletion. He praises co operative associations and proposes a federal farm board to form producer corporations for storage or export, stressing collaboration with cooperatives to strengthen American agriculture. He cites cotton, corn, and rubber cases and calls for policy to mobilize farm surpluses for domestic needs or export under fair terms.
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Fudicial Reserve
Federal
Difficulties of the Senate Plan and Civilizational Decay
The text debates the senate plan and practical shifts, urging finding a principled path and a better way. It warns against perceiving current weakness as civilization’s fate, stressing willpower and reform to counter decay. It reflects anxious public rhetoric on governance and national fate.
Sims Say Sim Says Women May Be Staves ta Fashion
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion on women and fashion with garbled phrases about summer burdens, comfort, and family roles. The legible portions hint at emotional themes and confusion but lack clear events, dates, or identifiable people.
The Mill World in 1925 A Time of Woe
Workers face wage strain as mills run down and banks demand that savings vanish. Citizens recall lost funds while seeking new jobs, hoping for relief when mills reopen and bosses call them back to toil. The piece laments debt, hunger, and vanishing prosperity for iron workers.
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George Matthew, Adams
Re-Indict Teacher Jury to Try McIntyre Case
Boone jury selects panel to try Marion McIntyre on a statutory offense, as Mildred Ray, former local high school pupil, noted in the proceedings. McIntyre, a former high school worker, was re indicted after jury disagreement, with members chosen for the case.
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Boone
Marion McIntyre
Mildred Ray
McIntyre
Local Legion to Sponsor Lyceum Series This Year
The American Legion post will sponsor four Lyceum entertainments this fall and winter. Redpath Van Tant, top talent, will present four programs starting October 17 with the Robins Harper company. November 27 features Golden Gate Concerts, December 17 hosts Lillian Nelson, and March 16 closes with the Faubels. Tickets cost one dollar for adults and fifty cents for children.
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American Legion
American Legion Boys
Lyepum
Redpath Vanter Company
Yobins-Hirper Company
Redpath Vanter
Jay Tobias
Maurine Harper
Golden Gate
Mixa Lillian Nelson
Faubel
Faubels
Saip
Ethel Peterson
Ind Nngo
Granville Bros. Shog Company
Conrad Pharmacy
Judge Wade Improves After Illness in England Return
Judge Martin J Wade, who has been abroad in England for health, is expected to return to Iowa City today. Wade previously suffered a nervous collapse while serving on the federal bench at Des Moines late last spring. His condition is now very much improved, according to reports from the legal community.
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Wade
Iowa City
Martin J
England
Isjheilth
Des Moines
88th Division Moves to Build Memorial at Camp Dodge
Colonel Leon W. Ainsworth of Des Moines announced plans for a memorial chapel to be erected on heat aquaters hill at Camp Dodge. Tentative cost is 250 000 with funds provided if the division enters service. A dinner for men of the 88th is planned for a Wednesday evening with Liew Kelley of Kansas City and Smith of Omaha contributing to the event.
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Moines
Get
SAM Ehusion Wien
Leon W. Ainsworth
Bes Moines
Liew Kelley
Kansas City
Smith
Omaha
Krth
Brandeis Weil
Ona Culugel
Ainsworth Sapbeads
Camp Dodge
Noresty
Torgels
Paul
Farm Bureau Aims to Convert Jardine to Policies
Des Moines reports the Farm Bureau seeks to steer Secretary Jardine toward its policy of export corporation support. Charles E. Hearst, president, said leaders urged Senator Cummins at a national meeting to show allied groups remain with the administration rather than oppose it.
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Des Moines
Get
INS
Farm Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Juy Export Corporation
Charles E. Hearst
National Farm Organization
A. B. Cummins
Hearst
Audubon County Board Sets Contract for Primary Road
Audubon Iowa October 1 TheAudubon county board of supervisors awarded the grading contract for primary road number 7 from Harlan east to the Guthrie county line Callahan Walker Omaha contractors won at 68772 total price 22 cents per yard work to start immediately and finish in due course The board plans to meet October 19 to let the grading contract for primary 18 from Extra south to the Cass county line
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
Audubon County Board of Supervisors
Harlan
Guthrie
Callahan & Walker
Omaha
Auyour
Extra South
Cass County
Funeral Tomorrow for Exira Pioneer James H. Martin
Exira October 1 Special to News Telegraph Funeral service for James H. Martin pioneer resident of Exira will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at the Christian church with Dale Humbert officiating Burial will be at Ridta Cemetery in the city notes indicate he died Tuesday evening at his home this line preserves the main facts and local tone.
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Exira
James H. Martin
Christia
Dale Humbert
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