Thomason Prohibition Record Examined in Texan Race
The piece questions R. E. Thomason's stance on prohibition and woman suffrage, contrasting his votes in 1917 Texas Legislature with Pat M. Neff's record. It cites specific House Journal pages and debates on statewide prohibition, suffrage, and related ethics while urging voters to weigh true records against partisan narratives.
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Pat M. Neff
Taomason
Texas
Bailey
R. E. Thomason
Thomason
House Journal
Thomson
House
Mr. Thom
Senate of Texas
House of R
United States
Wilson
Ferguson
Austin
Legislativ of
Paso
el Paso
Mr. Neff
McAdoo in earnest as nomination chatter grows
Report says William Gibbs McAdoo is quietly distant from California convention activity preferring newspaper news. Texans in San Francisco focus on his name while other candidates fret over how he rose to front rank without apparent campaigning.
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William Gibbs McAdoo
San Francisco
McAdoo
Huntington
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
California
Bie Tost
Cummin
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Admiral Sims
Lodge
Paris
America
Wise Washingteon
Hiram Ww. Johnson
American Federation of Labor
Communist Labor Party
Debs
Fort Worth
Restoring Morale in Labor and Railroading
The piece argues that moral recovery cannot be achieved by legislation or higher rates alone. It credits industry and energy for rebuilding morale and notes loyalty of railroad workers remains the crucial asset, with esprit de corps resuming through competition and restoration efforts.
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Stason Thompson
Bache
Cummins keynote lifts spirits at Democratic convention
San Francisco June 9 The Democratic national convention opens with vibrant colors and flowers as Cummins delivers a strong keynote. Delegates, both men and women, cheer the speech and discuss potential nominations while observers note divisions and rumors of a presidential nominee.
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Chicago
Cummin
Dixie
Delogates
Miami
Florida
Ashville
North Carling
Trincoln
Nebraska
Winona Lake
Texas Endorsement Sparks Debate in 1930s Campaign
The Plainview News-Intelligencer notes Governor Hobby’s push for a strong Texas leadership while warnings against threats to workers surface. It cites Nicholas Murray Tatler’s discussion of Cal W. CC Proctor and comments following the Chicago convention, with Butler praised by some for probity amid heated exchanges and disclaimers about public utterances.
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Hobby
Texas
Plainview
Nawe
Nicholas Murray Tatler
Cal W. CC. Proctor
Weod Campaian
Chicago
Wired
Dr. Butler
Jeenen
Bite Palle
Government assigns stem labor officer to Texas harvest
Federal action appoints W. Woodman as employment officer to coordinate wheat harvest labor in West Texas and the Panhandle. Local cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce and press yields a solid start, but full and accurate information on wages, working conditions, and job details is essential to prevent discontent and to ensure timely harvest.
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Foe Worth
West Texas
Panhandle
W. Woodman
Weat ‘Pexag Chamber of Commerce
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