Atlantic News-Telegraph History and Contact Details
Atlantic News-Telegraph the successor to the News and Telegraph. Published every evening except Sunday by E P Chase and R C Chase owners. E P Chase editor and publisher. Entered at Atlantic Iowa post office as second class matter under act of March 3 187. Office and advertising contacts listed.
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News and Telegraph
E. P. Chase
R. C.A. Chase
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Hoover Acceptance Speech Quote Sparks School Magazine Debate
The piece cites Herbert Hoover’s acceptance rhetoric praising America as a land of opportunity and notes the Junior Red Cross magazine in New York City schools briefly used his lines. City officials objected to presidential propaganda in school materials, leading to suppression of the September issue.
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Herbert Hoover
Mazes
Kansas City
Gadl
Sloaver
America
Faye Mn
Giel
American Red Cross
Ria Cross ii
New York
Junior Red Cross
American Junior Red Cross News
Hoover
William J. O’shea
New York City
Hoaer
O'Shys
Tamany School
Mr. Hoover
Smith
Red Cross
Questionable Conversion on Tariff Policy Stirs Debate
A quoted critique argues Governor Smith’s stance signals doubt about the Democratic shift toward protective tariffs. It contends the Underwood bill would have harmed prosperity, notes former low tariff advocates turning protective, and cites Ruth Bryan Owen and Southern industrial growth as drivers for tariff support. The piece cautions Smith to explain how a tariff can both protect American workers and avoid endorsing old tariff excesses.
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Smith
Houston
Jamey W. Gerard
National Acratia
United States
Germay
Na Fuec
South
Ruth Bryan Owen
William, Jennings Bryan
Congress
Florida
Governor Smith Faces Question On State Measure
Fragmentary OCR shows Governor Smith in a political dispute over a state measure. The text hints at partisan division and difficulty in addressing the issue, suggesting a tense political climate without detailing specific provisions or outcomes.
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Smith Lis
Governor Smith Attacks Hoover Over Power Ownership Policy
A newspaper column mocks Governor Smith for linking Herbert Hoover to power trusts and favoring government ownership of utilities. It argues such public ownership is impractical, cites Boulder Dam as an example, and dismisses Smith’s claims as campaign rhetoric. The piece asserts most informed people oppose government ownership and warns party insiders promote utility influence.
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Smith
Lne
Alabama Power Company
Mr. Hoover
Mr.Hoover
Tammany
Colorado
Power Trust
Hoover
Boulder Dam
Wto
Power Combines
Herbert Hoover
Asa
Death of Thomas D Murphy Ends A Noted Career In Calendars
The death of Thomas D Murphy in Red Oak marks the end of a notable career in the calendar industry. Murphy and his Simpson College classmate Osborne launched calendars after a roving printer suggested the idea, leading to a vast business with Red Oak at its center and branches worldwide. Murphy, long a prominent Red Oak figure, helped build a company that grew from crude beginnings to one of the largest calendar producers, with Osborne later forming a Hoboken calendar house and the Joliet Thrlach-Barklow concern evolving from Red Oak. Murphy’s philanthropy and business achievements reflect American enterprise and the city’s pride in its industry pioneer.
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Rew Oak
Thomas D. Murphy
Murphy
Chumard
Osborne
Iowa
Simpson College
Ndianola
Jim Grow
Red Oak
Murphy Rand Osborne
Montgomery County
Murphy Company
Melbourne
Australia
Calendar
Osborne-Murphy Company
Hoboken
Thrlach-Barklow Calendar Concern
Joliet
Red Oak Company
Ife
Editorial on religious intolerance and Mexican independence
The piece condemns campaign opposition to Governor Smith over religion and extols religious tolerance, noting Catholics and Quakers faced voting bans historically. It cites Mexico’s 1810 revolt led by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla and the subsequent fall of rebel forces, reflecting on intolerance and political consequences worldwide.
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Smith
Coutry
United States
America
Hoover
México
Mexican Republic
Independence memory and Catholic loyalty debated in Mexican note
The article discusses the Mexican independence event led by Hidalgo, the 1821 Spanish rule ending, and the modern Mexican celebrations abroad. It argues Catholics in the United States have proved loyal amid political tensions, noting Republican respect for constitutional equality and nondiscrimination against religion.
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Hidalgo
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Dolores
Patrick+Henry
Hidlalgo
George Washington
Ghuren
Smith
Maine religious vote and Catholic majority analysis
The Indianapolis Times cites census data showing Maine with 255,298 church members, 148,530 Catholics and scattered Protestant totals. It argues Catholic strength is higher than all Protestants combined and contends Maine’s Catholic voters favor Republicans, not shifting due to Al Smith’s candidacy.
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Indianapolis
Maine
Bureau of Census
al Smith
Taking It Straight Iowa Press Summary Transcript
A collage of editorial headlines and opinions from Iowa newspapers. Voters discuss best man when voting across party lines while national relief questions surface. Local papers debate war policy, peace talk, and road and agricultural relief issues amid partisan commentary.
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Knoxville Express
General Prosperity and political shifts noted in Anita Record
Sherm Says discusses general prosperity and a political pivot as the Democratic party forms a four year plan. The Anita Record reflects on shifts in Republican and Democratic influence and the broader electoral mood.
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Anita Record
Hurray for the Bull Ad Debates Western Interest
The excerpt critiques general interest denun ciation and notes mutual delays among minds on political questions. It portrays a bitter clash between factions, framing the west as defending its own interests and questioning what it will propose to safeguard them.
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Waiti
Aly
Rippling Rhymes by Walter E. S. R. Bh
Poem urges happiness through positive thoughts and kindness amid a big crowd. Mentions nine blessings honoring joy, suppressing dark urges, and cherishing beauty. copyright 1928 George Matthew Arama Service, Indianola. Thieves who stole cooking and service plates from the Fanners Chapel church are sought by authorities.
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George Matthew Arama
Indianola
Southwestern Iowa Dentists Convene in Bluff s Oct 8
Council Bluffs Sept 24 Roscoe H Volland of Iowa City will keynote the Southwestern Iowa Dental association meeting in Council Bluffs Oct 8 and 9. He is a former University staff member and current Northwestern University professor. Local dentist Theon will join Volland with Iowa City Dental College ties. officers listed include Dearborn Wilson Kelsig Trumpheey.
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Council Bluffs
Roscoe H. Yolland
Iowa City
American Dental Ion
Southwestern Iowa Dental Association
Theon
Opekpisttr Dentistry
Dental College
Air Pocket Explained in Aardvark Style
The service quotes that an ale poke is a Tocut ale current with wiring direction differences. It notes the term refers to a guided expression common in a particular context and mentions surrounding states influence its meaning.
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