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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
3
A Clifton Record item cites Cox urging Texas voters to vote to end wars. The notice mentions fire destroying 21 bales of cotton at Itasca, Hayes, Texas, with unclear details in the damaged OCR text and a price note of 62.50 per year for the publication.
The text presents a garbled excerpt discussing governance, treaties, and wartime duties. It references American leadership, Pacific and allied relations, reservations, industrial adjustments, and a call for national unity. It alludes to the Senate oligarchy and the need to maintain pledges to soldiers families and war ends.
A partial quotation recounts debates over the League of Nations and credit for world peace. The speaker notes how some senators sought to diminish President Wilson's role, arguing he pushed the Senate to accept the Paris instrument without modification.
A jailed man named Jones sought release by the Comanche Sheriff while in custody. The case details a custody transfer and legal move toward freeing the prisoner under sheriff Warshill with trust from officers and the court. Major names include Sheriff Warshill, Comanche officials, and the Miami base as mentioned in the report.
A fragmented 1910s style piece discusses Henry Ford and the public reaction to rising car fares. It mentions Ford, a veteran publisher, and broad societal interest, noting concerns about costs and transportation policy during a period of industrial growth.
A short, unclear note suggests only a little oil value or activity is noteworthy. The text contains fragmentary phrasing and lacks concrete details such as dates or organizations. Further context is needed to identify specific entities or events referenced.
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