18 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1923
Page
1
An obscured fragment portrays a speaker lamenting poverty and betrayal. The text hints at band life, stolen gold, and failed rewards, with repeated appeals to friends. Words like bread, coin, and despair evoke a bleak mood and unresolved fate.
A damaged archival fragment notices subscriber services and advertising details from Atlantic associated press coverage. It references post office entry and delivery issues with a contact number and publishing house identifiers from the era.
A Senatorial dispute centers on recognizing Russia and supporting the miners and labor federations. Iowa figures vie for socialist and labor bloc backing while miners accuse advocates of pro Russian recognition. Western farmers and stock growers clash with eastern packers over interstate freight rates in a bitter debate before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
A Wall Street Journal editorial mocks farm loans and credit, noting farmers rely on banks for credit while lenders advise. It argues farmers should learn about interest and notes that small banks spread credit in a tense financial climate, warning it could affect farm viability.
A reported Mingus-compiled Red expose warns Bolshevik effort will intensify in the next year to seize control of the American Federation of Labor and United Mine Workers, with plans to influence the next AFL convention and Mine Workers’ meeting. The document alleges Washington agents push Moscow aims, consular protection, and a broader revolutionary network to weaken unions and government. It cites Senatorial and miner trials as context and warns of coordinated communist activity across cities including Herrin and Uniontown.
The piece argues the credit market harms farmers amid Wall Street lending, urging restraint on high rates and calls for federal action. It condemns a system diminishing farmer prospects and questions the global economic stance and Russia’s influence.
Readable parts describe a shimmy dancer and domestic scenes amid garbled words and stray phrases. mentions MPs, settee, season ends, customers, and mortgage context, but details are incoherent and names or events are not clear.
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