Murray Speech Declares for Constitutional Return and Reform
Gov. William H. Murray addressed about 3,000 at the Municipal Auditorium in Amarillo in a serious campaign tone. He attacked bonds and private speculation, urged a constitutional return, a graduated income tax, tariff changes, and voiced support for the soldiers' bonus while framing his bid as crusade not campaign.
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South America
Republic of the United States
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Oklahoma Governor Murray Announces Democratic Frontline Views
Governor Murray, in Ama il lo, argues the party needs a western president and says a New Yorker like Roosevelt cannot be nominated unless on the third ballot. He crosses into Oklahoma after delivering remarks and leaves for the state line amid questions about his speaking tour and platform plans.
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Oklahoma
Robert Burns
Texola
Oregon
Chicago
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Were Men More Valiant In Days Of Our Grandfath ers
Winifred Black reflects on Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt’s claim that women’s minds are as good as men’s yet different. She questions masculine bravado, racketeers, and the changing times that test women’s resolve to hold onto their ideals.
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Disillusion of Men and Women in Modern Life
A reflective meditation on gender, social roles, and shared human frailties. The speaker notes that men and women both cling to idealized images, while predicting a future when reality may reassert itself beyond current illusions.
Notorious Boredom Breaks in Quiet Hearts
A playful remark on mutual deception and growing tedium as two people confront the dulling of their bond. The line hints at a shift from pretense to clarity, with boredom signaling a new awareness in their relationship.
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