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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

2

Display Rates and Political Rhetoric Blend in Local Notice

The piece juxtaposes advertising rates per line and per inch with a lengthy, patriotic political rant defending government by the people. It references increases in internal revenue offices, a 1921 tax workload peak, and a Texas Democrat statement about economy and expenditures.

Kagene Hick Demn Texas Internal Revenue Department Internal Revenue Republican Party

Wilson's Legacy Revisited as Public Tone Shifts

The piece contrasts political promises with actions under the current Republicans and critiques Woodrow Wilson’s post-presidency legacy. It notes Wilson’s wartime leadership, later rejection, and a renewed public interest in his vision of international order as crowds respond with warmth.

Criticism of Harding Era Appointments and Senate Actions

The piece condemns the Newberry influenced Senate and President Harding for approving Goldstein and other appointees. It argues the Senate’s haste hid moral and professional fitness concerns and notes associates like W H L Allen gaining federal roles, highlighting political expediency over merit.

Senate Newberry Goldstein Newberry Senate Harding Spencer Missouri W. H L. Allen Prohibition Presiden

Goldstein's plea to withdraw Missouri revenue post nomination

Nat Goldstein, a self described recipient of 2500 dollars from Lowden, urged the President to withdraw his nomination for Missouri collector of internal revenue. The move aimed to spare the GOP embarrassment, though Goldstein faced scrutiny for the alleged payment.

Nat Goldstein Lowden Internal Revenue Missouri Goldstein

Memorial Services Across Maine Include Patriotic Rites

Memorial services were held in Maine churches last Sunday evening as morning services were skipped for baccalaureate events at Sul Ross Normal college. Programs featured special music, sermons, and remarks by veterans groups, with tributes to American wars and a Flanders Field poppy display.

Maine Sul Ross Normal College First Methodist Church G. A. R., Legion Baptist Church Ray First Presbyterian Church J. A. McMillan John Perkins Brian Montague A. S. Koonce The Avalanche American Legion Boy Scouts

Oil Honeymoon at Marathon Fort Stockton Couple Tours Bone Springs

S.E. Bryson and Miss Mary Rush McAfee married in Marathon and spent their honeymoon motoring to the Portland Syndicate camp of J. E. Doddridge. They watched the drill work, enjoyed Bone Springs valley scenery, and shared a wedding dinner fit for a mansion. The day was described as unusually happy.

S. E. Bryson Mary Rush McAfee Fort Stockton Marathon Portland Syndicate J. E. Doddridge Bone Springs

Brewster County Announces Primary Office Candidates

The Avalanche lists candidates for the Democratic primaries in Brewster county. Associate Justice P. Higgins, District Judge W. A. Hadden, Co Rk Sutton L. W. Elliott, C. K. Mead are named as announced nominees.

Brewster County W. A. Hadden Co Sutton

Three Grains of Corn Delight Orient Officials in Alpine

Judge Van Sickle accompanied visiting Orient officials returning from Mexico. Auto stop near Marfa led to a search by dry officers. Volstead agents Oren Dowe and Creed Taylor conducted the checkpoint. Cleary produced three grains of white corn from a concealed area as a joke, provoking laughter and no ill will.

Orient Alpine Judge van Sickle Mexico Marfa Volstead Oren Dowe Creed Taylor Messrs de Bernadi A.lf Clery Hume Paxton F. W. Schultz George Rice Mr. Cleary Cleary

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Alpine Avalanche Alpine Publishing Company John Young Ed Dodson Treas A. 5 Koonce W. J. Henderson Wm. Phelps C. E. Allen Congress Ttelanche Reputie Corporation United States America Republic Ste Lawa Wilson Washington Woodrow Wilson Lem White House Retail Merchants Association Vlisotheast P. Higgins J. D. McCutcheon W. H. Least Burke Precincts Herbert B. Pruett S. Hard Justice OF the Peace W. Livingston W. R. Cartledge Terlingua Hartford Fire Insurance Company W. Baines, Jr Kmasy Perms West Texas Motor Co Marathon State Bank Terenas L. L. Hess Fred Clark WK. Bates J. J. Roberts Karl Clark Fancher & McCutcheon Fisk
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