The Cameron Herald Official Notice and Staff Listing
The Cameron Herald lists officers and directors including J B White Robert McLane J P Werner R P Jeter H M Hefley and others. It notes Jefferson B White J R Hays as subscription agents and provides staff roles such as editor and advertising manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White
Robert McLane
J. P. Werner
R. P. Jeter
H. M. Hefley
T. 8. Henderson, Jr
J. T. Parma
W. B. Skelton
Judd G. Davis
R. A. Tag
Wet movement falters as repeal votes stall in Illinois Wisconsin
A long column argues the repeal push failed as Illinois and Wisconsin refused to repeal prohibition while the Wet movement floundered. It predicts dry outcomes for the Republicans and Democrats in the next campaign and notes Baptist World Alliance meetings in Stockholm highlighting global religious unity and independence of churches.
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St. al
Ilinois
Wisconsin
White House
Illinois
Tom Taggert
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Stockholm
Sweden
Baptist World Alliance
America
E. Y. Mullens
Louisville
Southern Baptist Convention
World Meeting of Baptists
Baptists
United States
How will the Future reckon with this Man
A solemn meditation on the suffering of humanity and the question of justice. The speaker asks how rulers and the future will respond to a man forged by oppression and labor, whose revolt challenges the foundations of power and religion.
United States Must Join Global Political Action for Peace
The Houston Post argues that the United States cannot stay aloof in political affairs while others cooperate. It insists the moment has come for U S participation with other nations to pursue world peace and stability.
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Stockholm
United States
Houston Post
Engineers Call for Fact Based Rail Regulation
A Chicago conference contrasts political rhetoric with the American Society of Civil Engineers approach. Engineers urge scientific research and data driven policy to improve rail transportation, stressing public benefit and avoiding prejudice driven by politics. They warn improper regulation could harm farmers, workers, manufacturers, and consumers and call for public support of truthful, just action.
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Chicago
American Society of Civil Engineers
Engineers’ Conference
Interstate Commerce Commission
Farmers Blame Tariff and Policy for Rural Decline
The analysis assigns blame to the Harding administration and the Fordney McCumber Tariff for farm distress. It cites wheat prices falling from 1.68 to under 1.00 per bushel since May 1921 and rising manufactured prices under tariff protection. It argues isolation worsened markets, tariffs harmed farmers, and taxation rose while relief lagged.
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Preus
Republican National Administration
Minnesota
Harding
Fordney- McCumber
House
Senate
Fordney-McCumber
Farmer revolt tied to tax split under Harding era
The text argues farmers resent tax distribution with 3 500 000 000 going to special interests while only 500 000 000 funds the treasury. It claims Minnesota mirrors national agricultural discontent and predicts an 85 000 vote margin against the Republican candidate in the 1924 senatorial election.
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Harding
Minnesota
Roads and schools tied by transit and taxes in history
A contemplative piece links transportation, farming, schooling, and taxation. It argues good roads enable schooling and commerce, reduce costs, and lower absenteeism, asserting road funding yields broad social and educational dividends.
Cotton Decline Hits Cameron County Crop Prospects
Reports from Cameron and county sections indicate a sharp fall in cotton prospects due to dry weather delaying maturity. The movement of cotton is expected to start within a week, with an estimated county crop of 50,000 bales.
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Cameron
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Cameron Herald
Herald Publishing Company, Incorporated
Texas
Jefferson B. White
J. R. Hays
Cne Ene Pees
W. de Triggs
J. G. West
R. Hays
Daedeeeeer
Edwin Markham
Miller
Hell
Plato
City Park
Karem Shrine
Waco
Cameron Furniture CO
Cameron and Rockdale
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