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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1910

Page

4

Judge Smith’s Marne Speech Urges Unity Over Factionalism

Judge Smith’s Marne speech avoids factional troubles in the Republican party. He urges Republicans to unite behind the ticket to resist high prices and promote farmer interests. He contrasts Republican management with Democratic policies and stresses staying with the Republican platform.

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Insurgent Republicans Split on Primaries and Policy

The Wall Street Journal editorial urges acceptance of insurgent Republicans as normal in a democracy and lauds the balance of reform and conservatism. It cites Dolliver and Fowler, notes public opinion shifts, and endorses unity behind Prouty and Smith in the coming election as two clean, honest Republican leaders.

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Des Moines Campaign Editorial Sparks Publisher Editorial Response

The Telegraph publisher reports sympathetic letters reacting to an editorial about the Des Moines foreign advertising campaign. It notes doubts over results from thousands spent with Eastern publications and warns against attracting new residents without regard to quality.

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Local ads versus home capital growth Des Moines view

The piece argues advertising Des Moines to attract outside capital is less effective than promoting local investment. It urges concentrating on home firms to create lasting growth, employ locals, and avoid inflating population with unemployed outsiders. It praises internal booster efforts and warns against flashy campaigns that draw capital from beyond.

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