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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
4
A collection of quotes rail against opposition and praise Texas backing Wilson as eight U.S. Senate candidates contend for votes. Writers mock candidates, discuss preparedness, and note law as a tool for good and restraint in an era of political debate.
After Cecil Lyon’s death few Texans remain to praise Teddy Roosevelt. Mose Harris, a rare true Republican in Texas, could back Roosevelt if nominated but shows little eagerness to aid his bid. Mose stays loyal to the GOP not the bull moose banner.
In a Fort Worth note a preacher claims devils fill omen corners while a nod to a proverb asks if angels preside over imperial gatherings. The column quotes a local thinker on voter honesty and conviction guiding decisions despite prejudice.
The article notes Richmond P Hobson losing another bid for Congress in Alabama last week. It argues his career has oscillated between fame ridicule and disbelief, leaving even his closest allies not taking him seriously.
A newspaper editor argues against lethal violence toward speeding drivers. He notes that even when the motorist often deserves punishment, a collision leaves victims unable to retaliate. The piece claims current law lets dangerous drivers kill with impunity.
Robertson county endorses Hon. E. A. Decherd for state senate while Limestone backs Major Nick Houx. Both counties are home bases, and other districts in the twelfth have yet to respond leaving both men with work to do through July.
A terse line reflects postwar woes as prices soar for imports while exports collapse. The quote notes widespread public questioning of wartime economics and ends with a stark regional expression about scarcity, illustrating tensions in the South.
A Washington dispatch reports seven states enforce prohibition since July 1, 1915 while U S whiskey output rises to a record level for the year ending June 30. Internal Revenue records show about 7.5 million gallons more whiskey produced and the year’s total increase near 10 million gallons.
The piece argues Ford's peace initiative raised his political profile and expanded his factory town, praising the investment as profitable though warning experimental legislation is costly. It notes mixed public sentiment on pushing the submission issue and calls for restraint given pressing statewide concerns.
The Caldwell Commercial Association and Milam County citizens raise up to 250 dollars for a road project across the line that will connect Milano Caldwell Lyons Somerville and nearby areas to the coast country. The effort aims to enable through travel from North Texas and beyond with local communities contributing to the work.
The writer asserts Mexico would not honor recognition of Carranza, then Dixon discusses Mexican blood and civilization, followed by a harsh reflection on the Jesse Washington case in Waco. He endorses a legal process but supports swift execution by the public in outrage after the trial.
Announcement column lists candidates and incumbents across offices including Rufus Hardy for Congress Jeff T Kemp for County Clerk Will Yates for District Judge 20th District John Watson for County Attorney Robt M Lyles Roy Baskin Sheriff Allen Hooks R R Tyson Chester Huffman Tom R Vaughan for County Treasurer R A Nabours for Justice Peace Prec 1 Will English Lane Thomas Clint Burke Joe H Reichter Jr L J Hefley Oakie Wilson for Justice Peace Prec 7 Cleve McCall G W Chapman D C Nolte for County Judge Graham Gillis for Flotorial Rep F F Lindeman for Commissioner Prec 1 T F Bailey J W Barrett for Commissioner Prec 2 M W Tyson re election Frank Schutz W J Young for Representative C M Beard re election for Tax Collector Bill Alex Bonds re election for Constable Prec 2 D R Lunsford for Tax Assessor R S Wiley
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