South in Democratic party discussed amid circus uproar
The Chronicle notes a split in the party with the South seen as a stepchild and recalls the two thirds rule. It comments on potential implications if Tom Love were to seek the presidency and mocks repeal of the 18th Amendment. It mentions a circus relocating to Florida after labor tensions and disappointed youth.
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Beranton
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U S R Factories Ordered to Adopt News Item
A fragmented, opinionated column laments labor and capital tensions in the United States. It questions employment rights for citizens, hints at political maneuvering, and notes July Fourth quiet in Carrollton. The piece blends social critique with provocative allusions to labor strikes and national policy.
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U.S.R
Ogden backs Thompson for governor in early campaign
Former County Judge Robert Ogden endorses Ernest Thompson for governor, praising him as a fighter against big interests and pledging support from “thousands of alert voters.” He criticizes rival candidates backed by corporations and urges fair play. Weather notes describe heat and dry conditions. local notices discuss sectarian threats to public funds and support for Frank M. Smith for commissioner.
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Ern Thompson
Frank M Smith Fortion
Pol' Advt
Need of a Free Economy Keeps Chain Stores in Check
The piece argues for a free market in retail, contending chain stores reflect American business energy and meet consumer demand for efficiency and low prices. It claims punitive taxation and regulation threaten free enterprise, risk driving chains to bankruptcy, and foster actual monopolies by hindering competition and limiting consumer choice.
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American Boy Magazine pitch from Detroit ad copy
An advertisement promotes The American Boy as a companion for boys over twelve, highlighting advice, entertainment, and stories by trained writers, coaches, athletes, scientists, and business figures. It touts school popularity, price 1.00 yearly or 8.00 for three years, and directs readers to subscribe via Detroit address.
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Inter
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The Chronicle Sets Bold Pace for Job Work
The Chronicle outlines a strong program for job printing and related services. It highlights new equipment, improved timelines, and quality controls aimed at meeting client needs promptly.
Political announcements for Democratic primary candidates
The Crrollwun Chronicle lists candidates for State Senator Eleventh District TOM SESSIONS SAM HANNA for Constable PET No 2 HLA COONROD for Judge 101st District SHELBY COX for Judge 44th DIST SOLM NILE for District Clerk MRS PEARL SMITH for District Clerk HERBERT BISHOP for Commissioner Dist No PRANK M SMT for Attorney General GERALD NANW WALTER JOHNSON for Congress Fifth District LESLIE JACKSON HATSON W SUMNERS. It notes the President will avoid politicizing his Western Southern trip and urges priming for state and county political effort.
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