Atlantic Town News Telegraph Notice to Subscribers
Notice to Atlantic subscribers of the News Telegraph about delivery times and a misnumbered phone line. It mentions seven o clock delivery and a $5.00 edition.
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E. M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
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New York City
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Atlantic
News Telegraph
Firegraph
Mitchell Court Martial Advised By Wa On Truth
Long Washington debate outlines possible court martial implications for Mitchell. Contentions critique avi ation and Navy matters, with responses from officers and possible evidence presentation. Jardine warns wheat production shifts globally, urging acreage restraint to meet world surpluses. tariff and political predictions touch on farmers and Republicans amid evolving public sentiment.
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Ohare
Avi
Navy
Aatekell Forum
Jardine
What to Do With La Follette in the Senate
Washington circles debate the Republican majority's plan for Senator Bob La Follette, newly elected to succeed his father in the Senate. The discussions center on strategies, potential policies, and the role he will play as a rising figure in national politics.
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Bob la Follette
Brook
Hart
Witer
Eddy
Washington
Senate
Photographers spar over privacy during Mayflower event
Long fragmentary column touches on photographers pressing for access to private moments at a public event. It notes President and scenes at the navy yard, plus a broader critique of direct primaries and federal influence. The piece blends personalities, political views, and calls for state sovereignty against centralization.
Editorial Attacks Federal Control of Utilities
The editorial discusses Secretary Hursver's continued assault on bureaucratic governance and Hoover's defense of local self government. It questions whether the nation can sustain a dual system and warns that expanding federal utilities could lead to centralized control. It cites public apathy and doubt about meaningful participation in elections as a historical trend.
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Hursver
Renal
Hoover
Washington
Huntrel
Everry
Whiskey kills society matron in Los Angeles death
The body of Mrs Biddle, matron of Philadelphia and Los Angeles, will be sent to Philadelphia for interment tomorrow. Craig Biddle, her husband, will accompany the remains. Mrs Biddle was found dead in her Los Angeles apartments and the report says death resulted from excessive use of alcohol.
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I Biddle
Philadelphia
Craig Biddle
Rippling Rhymes and the Banished Writer George Gissing
A garbled reminiscence on George Gissing, once celebrated writer, who faced bans and poverty. The piece recalls affection mixed with neglect as his work circulated, notes his later posthumous fame, and reflects on how literary reputations shift after death.
Fragmentary notes from a 1925 shipping incident
A garbled item reports a fatal fracas aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Melita near Antwerp. Captain Clewe was killed and engineers David Gilmore and John Holiday seriously injured. Chief officer Thomas Coe was placed under arrest, with further dispatches outlining the incident.
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London
Clewe
David—Gilmore
John Holiday
Antwerp
Thomas Coe
Naval Heroes To Be Heard On Navy Day Radio
Local radio fans will hear naval heroes Tuesday October 27 as part of Navy Day activities marking the Navy’s 150th anniversary. Prominent officials and aviators including Commander John Kosigers and Lieutenant Commander FR Byrd will share first hand experiences on the nation’s first line of defense across about thirty stations. Curtis D. Wilbur will serve as master of ceremonies.
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Santa Claus
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Pule
Pele
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Naval Heroes
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Atlantic and Vicinity
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Navy
Mona Fats
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Charles Emery
FR. Byrd
thcMillan
Arctic
News-Telegraph
Curtis D. Wilbur
Prays
TRAIN DERAILED IN ILLINOIS NEAR HUDSON
Great Western limited train No 36 derailed near Hudson when it struck a broken rail turning the engine upside down and derailing six coaches. Engineer James Liddell from Des Moines injured in the foot. Fireman Thomas Hall thrown clear and unhurt. Train bound from Des Moines to Minneapolis and St Paul was about an hour behind schedule and speeding to catch up.
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Great Western Limited
Hudson
Tna
James Liddell
Des Moines
Thomas Hall
Minneapolis
St. Pavel
Protests Over Iowa Road Funding Plan Aimed at Federal Roads Chief
Senator A B aumming vows vigorous protest over ar rahoard discrimination in highway funding. Iowa would receive only two and one half million dollars for roads, with plans to appeal to T W H McDonald, head of the federal bureau of roads, based on a word received here today.
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A. B .Aumming
T. WH. McDonald
Federal Bureau of Roads
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