06 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1920
Page
1
A fragment from an Atlantic Iowa newspaper lists telegraph and news publishing details. It notes the paper is a second class matter and provides advertising rates and staff roles including F Chase as President and E B Chase as Vice President. It mentions offices and phone numbers and outlines subscription pricing for carriers and mail to the U S and abroad.
Atlantic readers missing evening News Telegraph delivery may receive a late shipment if they call before seven, dial Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph contact number.
Millicent Rogers granddaughter of oil magnate H H Rogers married a plain American, once her childhood sweetheart, amid royal advances from the Prince of Wales. The union is portrayed as a corrective sign against royal allure, while highlighting social contrasts between wealth and nobility and the “Yan kee sense” of Americans.
Readable bits mention a leader who won’t permit a person to turn her head and prefers a plain American husband. Five are for her and a Good wish is noted, with names such as Milticent appearing in the fragment.
A critical appeal presses Secretary Baker to disclose who allowed Grover Cleveland Bergdoll to evade service after wartime exemptions. The writer argues the country deserves accountability for the draft dodger case and warns of growing distrust if the truth remains hidden.
In a sharp critique Colonel Harvey condemns the circus of the front runner, mocks the shallow campaign theatrics, and lauds a sincere candidate for thoughtful leadership. He contrasts Governor Cox's Pittsburgh remarks with Senator Harding's Saturday speech, praising dignity, statesmanship, and patriotism.
The piece critiques a political campaign fund narrative, noting shifting figures from thirty to fifteen to eight million dollars. It highlights supposed fraud, claims an ongoing systematic canvass of Republican voters, and accuses campaign figures of manipulating arithmetic to mislead the public and distort the party’s integrity.
The piece attacks Cox’s allegations against Republican managers as false and politically motivated. It argues he uses fear of a large fund to imply corruption, noting his lack of proof and labeling him a shameless partisan. The author asserts Cox’s credibility is ruined and warns voters of his alleged ties to Tammany Hall.
From The Old Files Fifteen Years Ago Today dated September 6 1505 reports William Crisman and wife along with R McGeehon traveling to Denver for an old soldiers reunion. David Snyder wed Miss Emma Rubel at noon at the bride's Hamlin home. Mrs Pearl Hutton Shrader and Byron depart for Spokane Washington to join Mr Shrader and settle there. Mrs H G Curtis and Mrs Dan Smith host Mrs Book of Memphis visiting sister Mrs George Mossey. Thirty Five Years Ago Today dated September 6 1885 notes Sunday No Pauper issued.
Chicago dispatch reports Prohibition Party campaign emphasis on enforcing federal prohibition laws. W G Calderwood, the party's campaign manager, outlines the party line as of September 6, stressing enforcement as the keynote of their presidential bid.
Mr Watkins first trip through the middle and Mr Colvin speak for a couple of days around September 28 to attend the international event as the vice presidential candidate he is swinging through the west and Francisco today the party president is not announced.
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