McGregor Fights Texas Liquor Board Cost
The Austin figure T H McGregor calls for abolishing the Texas Liquor Control Board claiming costs exceed a million dollars yearly. He criticizes enforcement staffing while noting his ties to liquor interests and past repeal of prohibition amid ongoing questions of board necessity.
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T T. H. McGregor
Austin
Texas Liquor Control Board
Board of Control
McGregor
Liquor Board
Texas
Parallels Drawn Between Japan Action and 1917 German Rule
A columnist compares Japan’s Shanghai operations and threats to British, French and American interests with Kaiser Wilhelm’s 1917 naval dictates. The piece argues the pattern of forcing others to obey under threat mirrors WWI tactics and asks what Japan may do next.
Democratic tariff debate echoes through party lines
The piece criticizes Democratic stance on tariffs, accusing the party of abandoning revenue-based rates, supporting parity payments, and catering to favored districts. It cites Al Smith and Southern Democrats as examples of shifting loyalties while vowing to resist protectionist pressures and wasteful spending.
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Alfred I Smith
New York
Hoton
Texas
Elf
Jlower
Roosevelt
al Smith
Speci
Vasant
Sen
Thimble Theatre Starring Popeye Echoes Texas Debate
Governor James Allred questions proposals to abolish or reform state departments and commissions as a cost cutting measure. He argues abolishing them is easy but faces voter influence and political fear, citing the Department of Agriculture as an example. The Paris News notes broader calls for consolidation to reduce expenses without harming services.
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James Allred
Mayeason
Frankenstein
Department of Agriculture
Agrultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Paris News
Texans weigh in on prime voting and debt dangers
A collage of editorials from Texas papers discusses a big upcoming Texas primary vote and the ease of debt with installment plans. It notes politicians trading barbs, the push for cand idates, and reflections on affordability and access to books and goods.
Closing tableau haunts the court with Sunny Jim Farley
A fragmented montage cites Farley on a burning deck while others flee and notes on court memory. The text references newspapers the Wall Street Journal Milwaukee Journal and Buffalo Evening News and mentions weather and political tidbits.
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Sunny Jim Farley
Detroit News
War Front Cries Prompt Caution Over Civilians in China
Fragmentary wartime lines warn of new concessions in China and potential risk to noncombatants including English French and American citizens. The text hints at Japanese actions and speculates on Kaiser Will Im and experiences returning.
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China
Englih
Thought for Today by Thompson
A concise meditation laments a fruitless war born of wishful glory and frames it as a splendid murder. The line critiques war’s vanity and the human cost of conflict through stark imagery.
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Thompson
Bible Quote on Loving One Another and Being Born Again
A biblical quotation emphasizes pursuing sincere love among believers through the Spirit and a pure heart. It highlights unfeigned brotherly love born again through the enduring word of God, citing 1 Peter 1 22 23.
Fire prayers and seek for higher heights in verse
Poem fragment by Laura Bell Everett in Christian Century contemplates a man kindling fire and praying for vengeance and sustenance while yearning for transcendence. The speaker questions the loss of personal guidance and the enduring power of a Spirit moving through the present hour.
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Laura Bell Everett
Worries ease when we accept what happens
The speaker suggests that much anxiety stems from fearing future events and advocates embracing reality as it unfolds. By accepting outcomes, one reduces mental loops about possibilities and focuses on present action.
Flag atop new buildings a German omen of luck and protection
The custom of raising a flag to the highest point on a building under construction is said to have originated in Germany. It is believed to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits.
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Germany
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