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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1920
Page
1
Notice details advertising rates upon application and office contacts in Atlantic. It notes post office rate classification, mail subscriptions with yearly and six month options, and states Associated Press rights for republication of news dispatches.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have a copy delivered if they call before seven o clock. Call Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
League members pledge respect for territorial integrity and political independence against external aggression. In case of aggression or threat, the council will advise on how to fulfill this obligation.
Cummins and Kendall led Democrats from across Iowa in Des Moines yesterday to assess the political landscape and chart strategy ahead of upcoming campaigns. The gathering highlighted statewide concerns and the need for unified messaging among party members.
An article notes Democrats aim to elect Porter and Herring by mobilizing Republicans and women voters while acknowledging Harding's statewide lead. It claims Republican unity can still thwart Democratic efforts, with bold predictions of Cumming and Kendall’s victory if Republicans stay firm. The piece cites farmers and Pottawattamie county sentiment and the battle cry They shall not pass.
The Day's Editorial discusses Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore's accusation that the covenant endorses trafficking in women and children. It contrasts Article X and Lodge Reservation No. 4, noting U S supervision versus league enforcement and calling attention to differences in phrasing and implied authority.
The league clause on traffic in women and children contrasts with the Lodge reservation on suppression of such traffic. The reader notes how the interjected phrase changes meaning, possibly influencing Maine women to support the Republican ticket as a repudiation of Wilson Cox league.
The Chicago Tribune analysis argues that nations eyeing parsimony in peace sow warlike hubs by seizing territories and resources. It cautions that French aims in the Saar and Alsace risk irredentism and warns that U.S. entry into the league would bind America to a future conflict unless peace pledges are guarded.
A summary of October 16 1885 items notes H J Johnson back after seven weeks illness Miss Mary McNally visiting Union township H B E Bacon selling or renting Birch and Sixth streets Mrs McKeehan of Hillsborough visiting Dr Richards home Mr and Mrs Joseph Burnea celebrate silver wedding anniversary west of the city Wheat 39 cents corn 42 oats 26 hogs 3 95. Fifteen years ago 1905 news mentions a crouped child trip to Denver nuptials of Clarence Baker and bride Ryttyn, and local speeches and reunions including Company M Fifty-first Iowa Red Oak trip and a long banana tree tale
A small starting remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough has expanded its sale across the United States and abroad. The ad urges a trial believing the medicine’s merit will show itself. Sold by Jos P Brica Gibson and Rabe and other druggists.
Southwest Iowa report says Logan Bernice Conrad 17 and Nattalle Groff from Manilla were picked up after wandering with no money. Their fathers retrieved them and brought the girls back. Also noted is 10 year old Red Galt Morris Taylor visiting grandparents due to an injury.
Mrs Amos Hambsth of Griffithville was arrested for reckless driving after knocking down and seriously injuring Paul Bartlett of the city and failing to stop. Bartlett suffered a severe temple blow and injuries to his arm and foot. She was released on bond pending trial slated for the iday. Logan conference adjourned to meet next spring at Woodbine with committees organized to campaign for funds to build an 8500, 100 auditorium at Independence Missouri. A double wedding occurred in Councy Bluffa with Hulda Grenhagen marrying Joseph Gordon of Omaha and her daughter Helen Hlixt marrying Groves of Omaha. Rev James Denton, long engaged in work here, is ill with slim hope of recovery. Silver City fire destroyed fifteen hundred bushels of oats owned by Joe Weaver and George Rew and damaged the threshing outfit owned by Vane Warrington.
Woolmen of the World call Oak Camp No 3 to meet at the hall at one o clock Sunday afternoon to attend the funeral of Sovereign J B Wagrner.
Five men died and one was seriously injured when a boiler exploded at the D Buc ey Gin company cotton gin near Rowland Payetteville New York on October 16. Names given include Robert Bridges and two other white men. Authorities probe report that explosives were planted in the boiler.
Madrid reports Ramon Gomes de la Serna in La Tribuna condemns horse riders dragged into bullfights as monstrous torture. He notes blindfolded horses scent danger they cannot dodge and criticizes picador armor as futile against furious bulls, urging human dignity and restraint.
Fragmentary text mentions a dispute or decision with factions or individuals named Tongue of Nations and Paye. Context unclear but hints at dialogue about covering costs or addressing a matter. No clear outcome or date available.
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