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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
1
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Col. Mitchell accuses the air, war, and navy departments of incompetence and mismanagement in wartime aviation. He claims demotion was punitive and demands the air force be taken from navy control. Washington hints at a possible court martial, sparking national debate over leadership and policy.
A speaker insists on a straight deal in a dispute, warning the navy and war departments and their many satellites to align their understanding. The statement emphasizes accountability and clear terms going forward.
Farmers in the region endure wind hail and rain damage across fields and orchards. Despite losses, authorities and neighbors offer support and irrigation, with forecasts noting relief and recovery as crops have been battered but not hopeless.
A fragmentary editorial discusses Iowa tax policy, criticizing the idea of a state income tax. It argues current property and business taxes broaderly fund state needs, warns income tax would exclude many homes, and notes political campaigning around the issue. It references candidates Smith and Walker and comments on public reaction and examinations of your books.
The clip presents a collage of autumn themed poetry and fragments. Lines reference Masevi, Walt Mason and seasonal scenes, with mentions of weather, fairs and Labor Day amid jumbled OCR text. It reads like a literary collage rather than a cohesive article. The tone evokes nostalgia and rural life through scattered imagery and scattered garbled phrases.
Charles P. Stewart reports NEA Service notes from SHINGTON on France pressuring for mercantile gains, US reluctance to back heavy concessions, and the wary stance of key figures like Mellon, Hoover, and Smon. Washington hopes for English-led progress while American public support remains cautious.
The American Legion launches a five million dollar endowment campaign after World War I to aid the disabled and war orphans. Cas county's quota nears three thousand dollars with Paul Packer named Legion chairman. Governors and district leaders appoint county and civilian chairs to push the fund drive.
The United States Veterans' Bureau reports 942,600 soldiers sustained injuries or disease in WWI with about 400 bed-ridden and 122 dying daily. The American Legion boasts 114 posts and 400,000 auxiliary units, claiming greater reach than any government bureau due to the human element. Enrollment exceeds 28,000 with 24 percent in the sophomore class, while Davis Cup news highlights France set to meet the Americans in the challenge round.
Atlantic High School reports a record enrollment with four hundred and more students this year surpassing last year’s 387 on opening day and 434 peak. Many returning students did not come back while numerous new students are anticipated in coming weeks. Study hall is overcrowded and many freshmen form the largest class amid crowded facilities.
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