Warning to Our Sister Republic on Liquor Reform
A Mexican editorial warns against American reformers pushing prohibition style laws and cites U S history to argue such moves fuel illicit liquor use. It notes Mexico may resist foreign temperance pressures while discussing American spikes in beer and whiskey attitudes.
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America
Temperance lobby plans and misquoted interview discussed
The piece analyzes claims that Rev. Harry Bowlby and allied temperance groups push blue laws and restrictions on Sunday activities including theaters, sports, and gasoline use. It notes Bowlby later rejected the interview, but suggests the gist mirrors H.R. 9753 aims and warns readers of threatened liberties.
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the Ledger
New Yorker
Harey Li Bowlby
Lord's Day Alliance
Vox
Inevelhy
Washington
Congress
Anongrossman
Conpre
Anti-Saloon League
Haselwil
America
Bowlby
Ledger
New York
Publ Ledger
Ois
Reformers Push Sunday Law Amid Proposals and Protests
A convoluted editorial critiques Resolution No. 6755 proposing a Sunday law as a reform effort. It denounces congressional actions enforcing Prohibition and church attendance while citizens struggle under strict statutes. The piece cites 1920 Philadelphia and broader moral debates surrounding enforcement.
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Khotice
Congress
Philadelphia
Huffaker Sells Fast Portable Power Saw
W. OH Huffaker promotes his portable power saw as a quick wood cutting tool with a call to action to see him off.
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W. OH. Huffaker
Train timetable for Southern Pacific lines and connections
East bound No. 110 Express at 6 57 A M and No 102 Limited at 3 59 P M. West bound No 109 Express at 9 29 A M and No 101 Limited at 4 27 P M. Kansas City Mexico and Orient South Bound No 25 arrives 1 15 A M. North Bound No 2 departs 3 15 A M.
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Southern Pacific
Kansas City
Mexico
Marathon Oil Drilling Plans and Local Visits
J E Doddridge of the Portland Oil Syndicate is closing a rig briefly and heading to Portland for a few weeks. Pat Taber of Joplin Missouri aims to start drilling on Gage No 1 this week in Marathon. Various residents are visiting or staying with relatives in El Paso San Antonio Cuero Alpine and San Angelo. For rent two rooms furnished for light housekeeping with sun parlor Mrs Walter Matthews phone 151.
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J. E. Doddridge
Portland Oil Syndicate
Portland
Pat Taber
Joplin
Missouri
Walter Matthews
Where Your Taxes Go Where Uncle Sam Spends Your Money
An early examination outlines how government spending funds federal operations and programs. The piece notes broad categories, the scale of expenses, and the debates surrounding efficiency and accountability in handling taxpayer money.
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Sam
Reform of the national government personnel and systems
A detailed critique argues Congress must lead fundamental reforms of the federal administration. It calls for reorganizing the executive branch, a new personnel system, budget reform, and strengthened control of public funds. The piece notes stagnation in salaries, brain drain of capable staff, and the need to avoid overlapping jurisdictions and duplication while preserving responsible governance.
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Elvil Crvie
George
Congress
Alexander Hantton
Bedun
Litte
Bam
Baptist Campaign Raises Funds for Global Missions
The Nashville headquarters reports total campaign receipts of 40.41 million dollars directed to seven core objectives including foreign missions, home missions, state and local work, Christian education, hospitals, orphanages, and relief. Regular state receipts totaled over 28.7 million with 1.56 million in special contributions. over 250,000 baptisms were reported. The drive funded 180+ new missionaries, new churches, schools, hospitals, and expanded work in Europe and Asia.
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Ala
Ark
D. of C
Mia
Miss
N. M
N.C
Oxfa
S. C
Teun
Telx
Southern Baptist Churches
District of Columbia
Southern Baptists
Foreign Mission Board
Spain
Jugo-Slavia
Hungary
Roumania
Russia
Europe
Palestine
Syria
Siberia
Asia
Everett Gill
Italy
Kansas City
Gill
Home Sey Board
el Paso
Oba
Canal Zone
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptists
South
Warning on Fight Ring Tampering by Alpine Light and Ice
A notice states that any person connected with or tampering with the fighting circuit without prior notification will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law by Alpine Light and Ice Company.
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Alpine Light and Ice Company
Election Notice for Alpine Texas April 1922
Notice states Alpine Texas will hold an election on the first Tuesday in April 1922 to elect 4 mayors and two commissioners. Qualified voters may vote. J I D Jackson presiding judge and Cas Edwards and J M Pouncey as clerks appointed. Returns to mayor within two days. February 25 1922. Benjamin Berkeley mayor.
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Alpine
Texas
Jackson
Jnok Perkins
J. D Jackson
Cas Edwards
J. M Pouncey
A. D
Benj. Fr. Berkeley
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