Atlantic News-Telegraph editorial and campaign notes
A compact summary notes editor E P Chase and R A Chase as owners and publishers, with subscription details and contact numbers. The page critiques Governor Smith and the Republican record on farm relief, praising Republican tariff actions in the 1920s, contrasting with Democratic claims, and praising Hoover’s calm campaign demeanor while contrasting with Mrs Willebrandt.
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Fort Suth
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Willebrandt
Willebrandt Willebrandt and Smith clash over liquor policy
In a charged public exchange Mrs. Willebrandt attacks Governor Al Smith on liquor views, while Smith alleges the criticism stems from religion and political motives. The back and forth, fueled by public church talks and national rhetoric, continues with no clear resolution and potential risk of overplaying the argument.
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Mable
Willbry
United States
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Ohio
Oklahoma
New York
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Tit
Fanaticism and liquor politics clash across states
A recent Florida emergency plan orders confiscated liquor turned to Red Cross relief amid disaster while Indiana anti-saloon leader Shumaker condemns Florida needs. The critique fuses temperance zeal with political rancor, urging wiser action over sensational rhetoric as officials clash.
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Office For
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Rndt
Dasigtant
Prohibition
Red Cross
Whitkey
Indiana
Shumaker
Hoosier State
Ku-Klux Klan
AnthSaloon Leagar
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Floridac
Alvin
Shunniker
The Corn Show At Atlantic Awaiting Strong Community Support
The corn show dates are set with tickets at 8 9 10 dollars and 1 dollar. Organizers say preparations are underway and expect a better event than before. The show, the city's biggest annual event, unites farmers and townspeople around the staple crop and relies on widespread local cooperation to succeed.
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Atlantic
Steryone
Nore
Knight Sees Hoover Surging Over Smith in 1932 Race
New York state Senator John Knight of Arcadia predicts Herbert Hoover will beat Al Smith in the presidential contest. Knight, speaking before reporters in Palo Alto, argues Smith’s lack of qualifications and Tamany affiliations weaken his bid. He believes Smith cannot match Hoover’s global experience and voter appeal, especially in rural areas and New York City.
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Arcadia
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al Smith
New York State Senate
Smith
New York
Herbert Hoover
White House
Hoover
Albany
Knight
New York City
New Yorker
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Col
William J. Donovan
Editorial on Baumes law and crime deterrence in New York and Michigan
The editorial critiques the Baumes law in New York, which imposes life imprisonment after a fourth felony conviction. It argues the law acts automatically, deterring habitual criminals and removing them from society. It cites Michigan’s 31 percent crime drop after its similar statute and notes crooks recalculating their status upon such life sentences.
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Council Bluffs
Baumes Law
New York
Michigan
Detroit
Permanent exile law aids Iowa crime crack down
The piece argues that a law reducing crime by 31 percent and exiling criminals is sound and necessary. It calls for Iowa registrars to apply the statute more broadly to deter habitual criminals, reduce pilfering, and prevent the state from becoming a haven for offenders driven from neighboring states.
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Perent
New York
Iowa
Not by Chance Iowa Press Notable Statistics
A survey of editorial snippets notes the Mississippi Valley Tuberculosis association meeting in Des Moines highlighting a 60 percent drop in the world death rate from tuberculosis over twenty years. The excerpts touch on political opinions and public figures, including references to Taft, Hoover, Coolidge, and Darrow, in a mosaic of newspaper commentary.
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Council Bluffs
Nohpar
Mississippi Valley
Des Moines
Rippling Rhymes and Old Jasper in the Bazoo
The column mocks boastful charity by Old Jasper who touts his deeds in public. It contrasts self promotion with genuine kindness and questions tasteless bragging. A separate item notes M. J. Arnold, 53, Lincoln, Neb., near death after an automobile accident despite a blood transfusion.
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Reed
Lorenzo Lee
Qld
George Matthew Adams
Sioux City
M. J. Arnold
Lincoln
Neb
Careless Driving Largely Responsible For Iowa Accidents
A state report cites careless driving as the major cause of highway crossing crashes in the first half of the year, with 94 injured and 40 killed statewide. It urges straightening grade crossings and separating grades on primary roads, while suggesting automatic protective devices on selected secondary roads. John A. Cunningham reelected secretary and John A. Feenwy n named treasurer of the Retail Grocers Association.
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Napot
de Gathe
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Ad Franklin
Franklin
Sioux Tlity
Town Retail Grocers Association
John A. Cunningham
Wis
John A. Feenwyn
Davenport
Treassurer
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