12 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1920
Page
1
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Article 10 states members must respect territorial integrity and political independence. In case of aggression or threat, the council will advise on means to fulfill this obligation.
The political assassin is described as unusually active in the current campaign, with frequent actions noted across multiple races and regions. The piece frames the figure as highly influential, shaping outcomes and stirring controversy as voters respond to the intensified activity.
The speaker pledges loyalty to country and God, expresses humility before vast responsibilities, and asks for support from true Americans as he accepts the Republican nomination for the U S presidency. He vows to devote mind heart and soul to the common cause and to serve with faith and hope.
A Town Homestead article accuses Kendall and the campaign of pursuing personal character assassination by innuendo over a 2 percent bank interest bill. The piece defends Kendall and condemns the Homestead for stoking hostility against Clyde Herring, urging civility in the governor race.
The piece quotes a British prime minister who says America came in late and faced heavy burdens, but not as severe as Europe. It notes the challenge of party content and suggests tensions over war timing and support between Britain and the United States.
The piece argues against late entry into the war, noting Americans faced grave debts and graveyards if Britain and allies prevail. It cites Lloyd George's rebuke and warns that if Wilson and Cox push for involvement, the United States may incur larger burdens and debt, while Europe profits from American sacrifices.
A Kansas City Star analysis notes North Carolina records a dramatic disturbance over the league of nations and an election in which Republicans are said to be present in towns. It suggests Secretary Daniels may be sent to restore order as concerns spread beyond Missouri and Kentucky.
The Sioux City Journal notes political speechess in which Claude R. Porter faces critique for a misleading claim about railroad law. The piece argues both parties present abundant rhetoric but must avoid misrepresenting facts to mislead voters.
The Journal clarifies that the Cummins-Esch act does not guarantee a 5 percent income to railroads. It states the Interstate Commerce Commission sets a fair return based on 9 percent of the aggregate property value, with a two year period limited to 1920 07, and that the act allows only a permit to receive such income if earned.
The commission sets caps on annual net railway income and maintenance costs, aiming for a fair return on property value. It notes no provision for government deficit payments if roads underperform, contradicting statements by Mr Porter about guaranteed income and employee condition improvements.
Read as a compact archival note dated October 12 1886 listing local moves to Des Moines town church organization in Massena and Atlantic property suit notices. Mentions Rail market and local civic roles with names like Dr Cannon Frank Crombie M Walker J E Wilson and Lillian Forbes.
A court decree was issued in the action brought by H. M. Boorman as attorney for the plaintiff. The ruling finalizes the dispute and sets forth the judgment authority and terms as recorded in the News-Telegraph filing.
Oct 12 report notes Mrs Sarah Carnthan aged 100 in ill health and sudden death at her daughter's home. She had been expected to vote in November and the item marks a century milestone alongside the death notice.
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