Atlantic Washington Post Office Listing Advertisement
Advertising rates and postal details for Atlantic WA publication. Mentions Chas F Chase Lydia R Otto and other directors. Provides telephones for business, editorial, and news departments, plus subscription pricing and AP membership注意.
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Atlantic
Congress
Chas.f. Chase
Lydia R. Otto
Treas
Chas
I. Chase
E. PB. Chase
R-Ka
Chase
S. Relyea
Clara O. Otto
Subscribers Urged to Call for Evening Papers
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive the News Telegraph in the evening may have replacements delivered if they call before seven at telephone Red 403. This number is not the News Telegraph’s.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Covenant Text Protects League Members Rights
Article 10 commits League of Nations members to respect and preserve territorial integrity and political independence of all members. In case of aggression or threat, the council will advise on means to fulfill this obligation.
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League of Nations
League
East Indian Scholar Statement Cited Elsewhere
An East Indian scholar’s statement is cited elsewhere in this paper referencing the European context. The fragment notes a remarkable claim but provides no further specifics or dates.
Nations and the league of nations in world safety debate
The piece argues against the League of Nations, contending Article X would force the United States to support foreign rulers and wars. It claims European powers oppress their subjects and warns that joining the League risks American sovereignty and finances. The author urges readers to cut out the article for future reference.
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League of Nations
Vencewal
United States
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in a pot and kettle satire
A verse by Walt Mason lampoons profiteering and price gouging through a kettle and pot chorus. It mocks high and humble sellers from government to grocer, tailor, butcher, and doctor as prices soar and public wrongs go unrighted.
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Aleek
Olaens
Wren
Pote
Frover
George Matthew Adams
Extra Garden Tricks and Local News From 1885
Dr Andrew of Extra pulled a radical ish in his garden measuring twenty two inches long and twenty three in diameter. Rev E S Hill has returned from Boston. Miss June Hopley has erysipelas. John Whitefield is in the city working for Shields and Temple. A F Harrington died suddenly at his daughter's house while supper was being eaten. Winter wheat flour priced at $1 a sack by Copeland and DeBusk. The first snow of the season fell at noon but did not accumulate. Moses Mossy suffered apoplexy with poor prospects of recovery. Markets list wheat at 87.5 cents, corn 41 cents, oats 25.440, hogs 5.40 to 8.80. Fifteen Years Ago today notes Dr and Mrs M J Davia leaving Lewis for Ramona.
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Andrew of
Extra
E.S. Hill
Boston
June Hopley
John Whitefield
Shields & Temple
A. F. Harrington
George Paige
Copeland & DeBusk’s
Charles
Moses Mossy
European imperialists mold world truth into "safe democracy"
Dr N Krishna argues against a league of nations as imperialist ploy by Belgium France Britain Holland Italy and Portugal. He claims 900 million to 1 billion people live under their colonies and warns U.S. involvement would enforce empire. He cites vast colonial holdings and calls for independence in Asia Africa and among oppressed peoples.
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Orient Anc
Africa
Europe
Pero
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Holland
Italy
Portugal
Asia
America
England
Persia
Nepal
Afghanistan
Eastern
Turkestan
Arabia
Siam
China
Yangsze
Russia
John Bull
Hellano
Chamber of Commerce
League of Nations
League
Regium
Sam
Aig
N. Krishna
City hotel change and births noted in town gossips
Martin Kringel has taken over the City hotel at Fourth and Walnut Streets. A girl was born to John Wissler and Lewis’s wife on Saturday morning. Local ladies entertained this afternoon for his store. George Toopfer and wife report a baby girl at their home. Market prices and purchases of crockery are mentioned along with news of extra copies of the News-Tale.
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Martin Kringel Hag
St Fourth and
Walnut Streets
John Wissler
Lewis
Levi Downs
F. M
Alexander
Miss Byrde Downe
George Toopfer
Tsipa
Bhaeves
Water Covered Oak Lasts Centuries Underscored by Ancient Timber Finds
Vancouver Sun reports that gold mining near Charlotte Piaina in Victoria Australia uncovered well preserved timber at 190 feet depth, appearing sawn and shaped. Oak timber, preserved by water, has lasted centuries in ancient river beds and peat bogs, including Roman bridges. Russian oak is noted as black and valuable, with global oak shortages cited.
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Vancouver Sun
Charlotte Piaina
Victoria
Stralia
Russia
Dart
Oak Pool
Cox's Attempt to Trap Harding Fails
Marion October 20 Governor Cox's bid to trap Senator Harding is denounced in a Harding headquarters statement. Judson C. Welliver, publicity director, says Harding never heard of Maurice Dekobra until today and that Dekobra had previously failed to meet him in Indianapolis.
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Marion
Cox
Harding
Maurice Dekobra
League of Nations
Judson C. Welliver
Kekobra
Indianapolis
Cox Scheme Fails Across Presidential Visit Turmoil
The report details a Cox plan failing as Dekebra, traveling with the Cox party, was thought to meet Senator Harding on a bid to influence him. Harding declined to discuss Dekobra or reveal informants, while Cox’s interpretation of Greencastle remarks led to misread expectations. A separate item notes Morraine narrowly avoided a $23,000 swindle in Des Moines, with Claude E Nichols resisting payout.
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Dekebra
Cox
Harding
Greencastle
France
Dekbra
Dekobra
Wilson
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