Atlantic News and Telegraph Rates and Staff Roles
The Atlantic News and Telegraph announces advertising rates and subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery. It lists personnel including E. P. Chase as vice president and general manager, Lydia R. Otto as secretary-treasurer, and a board of directors, with contact numbers for the news office. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves republication rights for AP dispatches and local news.
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Notice to Atlantic Subscribers on Evening Delivery
Atlantic readers of the News Telegraph may request delivery of their papers in the evening by calling before seven o'clock at Red 403. This number is not the News Telegraph's.
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Covenant of League of Nations Guiding Peace
The League of Nations pledges to respect the territorial integrity and political independence of all members. In case of aggression or threat, the council will advise on how to fulfill this obligation.
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Democratic defeat foreseen by the well informed party
The well informed wing of the Democratic party believes efforts to win the election are futile. They argue the party has conceded defeat and no viable path remains to secure victory. The remark reflects internal pessimism about prospects and strategy.
Highway of political maneuvering in Iowa rail law debate
A Town editor analyzes the 1920 political race feature, arguing Democrats back Claude Porter against Senator Cummins in Iowa. It notes Democrats helped craft and pass the railroad law, claims anti strike provisions were blocked by Democratic opposition, and accuses the party of inconsistent tactics to sway votes. The piece highlights the GOP Harding majority and Democratic manipulation as a central theme.
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Herring critique dominates Iowa governor race debate
The piece argues Democratic candidate Herring misuses graft concerns to push a Des Moines house-cleaning while GOP underlings face no direct blame. It cautions voters that Herring lacks qualifications and warns Republicans to resist Democratic appeals amid debates over Article Ten of the League covenant and moral obligations.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Speed Fiends
The poem laments speeding motorists striking pedestrians and causing deaths in a town. A coroner and weary cops struggle to curb the danger while drivers face light fines. The speaker calls out the frenzied rush through residential streets and the harm to adults and children, ending with protest.
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Prohibition Faces Failures in New York says federal agents
An article reports that months of national prohibition have not curbed New York drinking. Grocery stores substitute for bars and barbers run illicit liquor trade. Federal agents claim about 5 000 wet spots and thousands bootlegging as a business, with many saloons and restaurants selling whiskey daily in dingy shops across the city.
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New York
Dunn Returns South Visitor and New Barber Position
From The Old Files Dunn returns from a southern visit, W. C. Hopkins returns to Atlantic to reside and accepts a position in Frank Smith's barber shop. W. K. Straight and J. B. Aldrich start for the happy hunting grounds.
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Mornday Morning Notes and Local Market Snippets
A fragmented item mentions a social note about a friend bringing home a bride after building a cottage. A. McCormack of Walnut Bureau relocates to Council Bluffs to launch a society paper. Fred Alexander returns from Chicago. References to a distillery fire and cattle feed plans, plus grain and hog markets and a Fifteen Years Ago Today note dated October 22, 1905.
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British Columbia Prohibition Laws Legislation Repeal Considered
The text suggests debate over repealing or modifying laws on intoxicating liquors amid a British Columbian context. It mentions public influence, the legality of mental health related acts and the role of the people in potential reform.
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