20 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1926
Page
1
Atlantic News Telegraph announces subscription rates by carrier and mail, with rates for Canada and U S. deliveries. A notice instructs Atlantic subscribers to call 7 o clock for evening delivery, clarifying the contact number is not the newspaper’s.
The article laments a vast disaster along Florida's eastern coast, counting hundreds dead and thousands wounded as storms devastate Miami and surrounding areas. It urges unity, relief aid from the Red Cross, and warns of long term economic impact while critiquing political stances in the United States during a time of immense tragedy.
A fragmentary newspaper passage notes no quarrel with a man or woman who differ politically and expresses respect for Democrats and radicals alike. The piece suggests broad tolerance for varied political stances within a democratic framework.
NEA Service recalls a fatal car crash in Washington where a diplomatic driver killed a man. The piece notes immunity should not shield serious crimes yet highlights public discomfort with foreign envoys and the delicate balance between immunity and accountability.
A troubled pastor struggles to write a sermon while the village crowd fills the church. He battles flustered thoughts and awkward phrasing yet faces an eager audience including scholars and travelers who expect a meaningful delivery.
A fragmented 1926 item mentions George and a disappointment related to a triage or triangular event. readable bits imply a note about a person named George and a disappointment surrounding a dated activity.
A quirky notice reflects on incorrigible Santa children in Alabama as a county school burns on opening day. The piece moves through themes of football returns, luck versus effort, and the entertainment thrills of movies and umbrellas as moral musings from 1926.
Claude R. Porter democratic candidate for United States senator denounces Brookhart’s campaign rhetoric in an address to the Des Moines chamber of commerce. He cites figures from Hoover census and The Register disputing claims of four billion dollars and eight thousand New York millionaires fleecing Iowa farmers. Porter praises the senate and probes Brookhart’s perceived temerity while naming Harlan Allison Dolliver and Cummins as former members.
In district court here Everett Burzette and his cousin are under state scrutiny for the shooting death of Van Note, a Lime Creek school guard last March. Melvin Burzette allegedly confessed, but Everett refuses to talk. The pair were tracked by Sheriff Cress and others after looting reports but captured in Tulsa before transport back to the county.
Bluff city officials report the Bluff Legion posts aim to cover a $13,600 deficit from last year’s state American Legion convention. Rain kept attendance under 1,000 instead of the expected 10,000, causing daily ruling expenses and hard road conditions in the area.
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