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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
3
Joseph Weldon Bailey, a Democrat, has long aligned with and publicly championed Democratic principles throughout his career, a record acknowledged by supporters and critics alike.
The Waco News Tribune argues the open shop issue belongs in politics, equating it with baptism. It urges Texans to elect Joe Bailey governor, who will resist labor and other class dictates and uphold justice for all. It warns that electing a governor who bows to unions could lead to class government.
A vigorous editorial cries out against M. M. Crane and allies who allegedly steered legislators to back woman suffrage and now push Pat Neff for governor to hinder Bailey. It urges farmers to vote August 28 for Bailey, arguing union influence seeks to sway the primary and maintain elite control.
Pat Neff opened his Texas gubernatorial campaign in Dallas with a broad attack on Senator Bailey and a push to tie the race to national issues. The piece argues Neff followed party bosses to frame the race around national administration while Bailey remained focused on state concerns and opposed labor union policies.
A 1920 notice from Harrell Lee & Fuel Co explains fuel and coal cost increases raise ice prices to one dollar per hundred starting Monday August 9 1920. The letter says drivers must collect cash or coupons and warns customers to check for money at the ice box before quarreling. The firm asserts cash discipline and aims to maintain service and standards in Comanche.
Hamilton Brown and American Lady pumps priced at 12.50 now 48.50 at Todd Randall Jennings. Big stock of tents and wagon sheets available. Closing out stock of ladies slippers at Todd Randall Jennings.
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