18 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1920
Page
1
Telephones are listed for the business and editorial offices and the news department. Subscription rates are shown for carrier and mail delivery across various durations and regions, with price details including US and Canada foreign rates. The paper notes its association with the Associated Press and its exclusive rights to AP dispatches and local news.
Atlantic readers who do not receive their News Telegraph newspapers in the evening may have deliveries arranged by calling before seven o clock. Call Red 403. This number is not the News Telegraph office.
Members pledge to respect and safeguard the territorial integrity and political independence of all League of Nations members. If aggression or threat arises, the Council will advise on how to fulfill this duty and counter threats.
A brief political note argues that no well informed Democrat believes a Harding victory is unlikely, two weeks before the voters cast ballots. It frames confidence in Harding as a foregone conclusion amid national mood and uncertain opposition.
A broad critique denounces the Democratic administration and Wilsonian policy. It cites billions in costs, liberty bonds devalued by inflation, and taxes blamed on graft and extravagance. The piece blames the party for wars and seeks a repudiation at the polls.
Mrs Ikenberry, who is sent by the Democratic Speakers Bureau, comes to Atlantic tomorrow to deliver a Democratic speech at the city hall tomorrow night. Also noted: synod delegates, visiting relatives, and local fire at city hall basement.
Funeral services for the late A G Beech were conducted yesterday at 4 pm at First Presbyterian Church with Pastor Rav J K Driver in charge. Burial followed at Atlantic Cemetery. Pallbearers included E W Fackler John Curry Lawrence Troy Roscoe Clark John Hancox and B L Butler. Attendance was large and floral tributes were numerous.
The Iowa Anti Sal div league endorses Kopp and Boise for Congress in the First and Eleventh districts. Democrats refuse to state their wet stance. Harding delivers a front porch style message from his Ohio home. Cox launches a two week whirlwind finish with speeches in the east. Briar of Waukon claims leadership of the banner effort with 35 votes. Coolidge heads south through several states. Potato varieties such as Red River and Round Whites are advised for winter storage.
Atlantic news roundup covers Bohumir and Daughters visit to Des Moines, Glenn Perryman’s bugiriés in Des Moines, Mrs. 5. Furry’s major operation at Atlantic hospital, visits to Cumberland Red Oak Oakland Avoca Nevenville and Davenport, homecomings from Stuart Missouri Illinois Indiana and a hospital admission for Mrs Anne Voorhees with son Kelley at Omaha, plus church services and local carpentry work.
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