Davidson Defends Constitutional Government at Cameron Rally
T. W. Whit Davidson, candidate for governor, denounced the Ku Klux Klan in Texas before about 2000 gathered in Cameron. He recalled past investigations into flogging and crimes linked to the Klan, including the Summerville and Georgetown cases, and defended constitutional government and bill of rights while outlining tax and state land policy and reforms. The address featured remarks on Confederate Veterans and state institutions, with W. W. Chambers and T. S. Henderson in attendance as the band played nearby.
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T. W
Whit) Davidson
Texas
Cameron
Davidson
Severner
Sommerville
Otto Lange
Summerville
State Rangers
Mr. Davidson
Shother
America
Lynch Davidson
Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy on Public Utility Bonds
Aunt Emmy explains bonds to Jane focusing on public utility bonds issued by gas, electric, and telephone companies. She notes bonds are loans to the issuer, interest paid before dividends, and stresses careful selection with banker guidance and ongoing monitoring.
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Emmy
Jane
Mr. Wilkins
Ted
Electric Light and Power Company
Telephone
Anne B. Aymes
Governor Eyes Plurality Boost From Backers
The text notes two large bouquets on the speakers stand as Friends of the Governor assure him of a county plurality and the possibility of a majority through added support.
The Importance of Foreign Trade
The article argues that long term farm surpluses depend on foreign markets to stabilize prices. It notes surplus crops affect overall output prices, compares farm goods to hats in a store, and says domestic-only policy is possible but would require major reorganization.
Restoration of a Normal Foreign Market Proposed
Walter W. Head president of the American Bankers Association argues for steps toward restoring a normal foreign market rather than a prolonged costly reorganization of the entire commercial and industrial structure. He warns the latter would take years and cause enormous losses.
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Walter W. Head
American Bankers Association
Trent Newton Returns to McLane Co. in Cameron
Trent Newton, formerly a city salesman for McLane Grocery Co., left last July for a wholesale post in Houston and has returned to Cameron to resume his former position with McLane on the sixteenth. The company welcomes him back and Mrs. Newton with their children joined him in Cameron this week, settling with the Triggs family.
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Trent Newton
McLane Grocery Co
Houston
Cameron
McLane Company
Mr. Newton
Newton
Bungalow Near Beckerman Home Hosts Newtons Friend Ships
Cameron friends and business associates extend Mr Newton and family hearty handshakes at a bungalow near the Beckerman residence.
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Beckerman
Cameron
Mr. Newton
Mentho Sulphur Promises Fast Skin Relief
A noted skin specialist says Mentho Sulphur can stop breaking out of the skin including eczema by destroying germs. The sulfur preparation soothes irritation seals eruptions like rash pimples and ring worm and often removes torment quickly. Obtain a small jar from a druggist and use like cold cream.
Milam County to Hold Runoff Primary Backed by Committee
Milam County Democratic Executive Committee met in Cameron on June 16 1924 and ordered a run off primary for all county and precinct officers. The slate lists candidates by office with requested assessments to defray primary expenses.
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Milam County
Democratic Executive Committee
Cameron
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