24 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1923
Page
1
A fragmented, period-voice notice extols the value of advertising in the News-Telegraph. It highlights affordable rates, readership reach of fifteen thousand daily, and the newspaper’s role in linking merchants with four thousand homes.
A Davenport gathering stirs state advertising claims as To wa papers deny quotas and accuse others of misrepresenting support while editors insist statements are untrue. The dispute centers on whether Iowa newspapers meet advertising alignments amid broader political commentary.
In a National Republican column J Bennett Gordon argues that if the United States had joined the League of Nations, the Albania crisis and Greek Italian tensions would have been settled peacefully. The piece asserts that league membership is needed to coerce European powers, with coercion equated to military force and naval power to enforce decisions. It cites past coercion examples and warns that without America in the league, nations face dictation and prolonged conflict.
The piece critiques U S policy on Russia and laments the apparent gap between democratic praise for an end and American expectations. It notes the government’s seizure and public concern, urging clearer positions amid mixed reactions from observers.
The readable text fragment shows garbled lines about vehicles and actions and names. No clear event or identifiable entities emerge beyond general auto related terms.
The readable lines hint at a discussion of bets and attire with references to women in dresses and a travel town. The text is garbled and incomplete, showing stray phrases about excuses, bets, wealth, travel, and style. No clear events, persons, or organizations emerge from the fragments.
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