Atlantic News Telegraph Notice to Subscribers
Long issue page lists publishing details and advertising rates for Atlantic News Telegraph. It notes subscription prices by carrier and mail, office contact numbers, and a notice to subscribers about late delivery with a request to call to arrange delivery.
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Atlantic News
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News and Telegraph
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Pettifogging in a 1920s presidential bid critique
A partisan diatribe attacks Senator Joseph Robinson as a pettifogger in the Democratic push for the presidency. It defends Hoover’s wartime grain policy, claims Robinson shifts tactics, and accuses the Democrats of misinforming farmer voters while praising Hoover’s role in keeping the grain export program viable.
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Hoover
United States
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Sumter
Joe Robinson
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Bart
Al.smith
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Governor Smith Faces Rumors of a Protestant Favor Plan
The rumor mill in New York questions Governor Smith’s alleged bias toward Protestant appointees and a Catholic influence in public service. The editorial discourages sensational charges, noting the governor’s public stance and calling for a calmer, factual debate on the accusations.
Campaign chatter harms Smith and Al in race
The piece argues that political opponents spread untrue charges and whispers in campaigns. It says Governor Smith, though strong, should avoid feeding rumors that don’t advance his cause, while Governor Al may overreact to chatter. It urges focusing on constructive efforts.
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Al and His Shirts in a Wardrobe War of Words
A satirical column mocks Governor Smith’s campaign style, arguing his bold wardrobe choices will not win farmer votes. It references suspenders, derby hats, and a critical view of campaign fashion as a gimmick.
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Alfred E. Stith
Smth
New York
Macs
Smith
Parner
Dye Smith Vampalen
Mr 'Raskob
Reed
Tutter Cox
Borah on the liquor issue and Ontario's experiment
The Day s Editorial views Borah on constitution respect and the Eighteenth Amendment. It discusses Governor Smiths state option plan and Canadian liquor controls as a cautionary example, noting highway crashes and judicial challenges in Ontario where government liquor sales face criticism and are deemed unsuitable for broader adoption.
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Borah
Malta
Smith
Alfred E. Smith
United States
Canada
Waa
Ontario
Christin Seienens
Ontario Motor League
G. S. Henry
Riddell
Tisher
Brampton
Railroads and unions clash over public representation law
The Watson-Parker bill, urged by railroads and leaders but opposed by a rail union majority, aims to give the public representation in wage negotiations and probations. Critics warn the law would limit public input and threaten labor-saving reforms. If the agreement collapses, wage and efficiency gains may erode, risking penalties and higher costs.
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Watson-Parker
Wattensil
Parker
Coolidge
United States Sauber Board
No Clear Comparisons in Republican Party Debate Rumor
Fragmentary Iowa Press notes speculate about corruption claims within the Republican Party and mention Democratic contrasts. The text hints at internal friction, political footnotes, and references to the elephant symbol, but lacks coherent details or verifiable events.
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Republican
Be Disloyal to Your Boss Says a Poem
Walt Mason discusses loyalty and salary in a poem about roasting a boss versus praising him. The piece warns that harsh criticism may cost raises while praise could win reward, urging direct, respectful dialogue if one disagrees.
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Clenyer
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Hodge
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Leygies
Henry Paints A Picture of a Prom Night Mischief
Fragmented OCR text shows a student absent from prom rehearsal and a music teacher, with quotes about truth and doubt. The scene suggests tension over a proposed marriage or engagement and a defensive response. Names and clear events are obscured by garbled characters.
Fragmented Town Meeting Report With Names Mixed Across City
A garbled OCR town record mentions Davenport, Corby, and City references with scattered names and events. The text trails through legal, health, and political motifs including appeals, votes, and a noted death, all embedded in a distorted local narrative.
No Place for the Public in Illinois Rail Wage Dispute
Chicago Journal of Commerce reports members of the Illinois Manufacturers Association wrote to the U S Board of Mediation in Washington to share views on the railroad wage situation. The wage dispute between western railroads and conductors and trainmen unions is in settlement progress, with wages to go.
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Chicago Journal ‘of Commerce
Ilinois Manufacturers’ Association
United States Board of Mediation
Washington
Minute foréws the world in watch design
A novel method by a designer named Mameter uses a common thimble as a mold to shape watch components. An ordinary thimble and an Indian partner help create precise parts, advancing timing device production.
Lombard Architecture Project Focused Groined Vault
A brief note on Lombard architecture highlighting a groined vault design with attention to structure and craftsmanship. The fragment references bent arches and architectural detailing typical of Lombard method and stonework.
Galileo Triumph in Tight Turmoil Near Titan
A fragmented report notes Galileo, likely a spacecraft or mission element, achieving a tight triumph amid figures and a balance of titers. The wording suggests a science angle with a focus on measurements and a pivotal moment in a space exploration context.
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