Second Term Theory on Texas Governorship and Redistricting
The piece argues against a second term for Texas governors, endorsing Nelson Phillips for public office and criticizing Pat Neff. It predicts Phillips could lead Texas, and notes moves to test a new legislative redistricting act amid Swisher county exclusion concerns. It frames public choice and accountability as central to leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Phillips
Judge Philpe
United States
Texas
Judge Phillips
Neff
Phillips
Waco Times
Harding
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Pat Neff
Swisher County
Congress seeks thirteen month year to tax and legislate
The piece mocks congressional overreach noting waves of issues from soldier bonuses to liquor laws and tariffs. It quips a bill proposes a calendar with thirteen 28 day months, then jokes about revising the ten commandments and gravity. The author likens lawmakers to a state press that denies fixed principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
State Press
Callaway Warns on Federal Reserve Bill Power Shift
Hon. Oscar Callaway accuses the Fed bill of concentrating control in a single board chosen by one man and crafted by Wall Street agents. He says the public has received two gold bricks and faces the scheme’s impact on business prices and farmer and stockman interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Callaway
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
United States
Mr. C
Newspaper and Preachers in Texas Debate Education Funding
A Palestine Herald editorial argues preachers should thank editors for community service and urges subscriptions to support local papers. It defends free education for Texas children funded by state appropriations and questions why high schooling costs burden taxpayers while literacy improves national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine Herald
Baath
Con Q Gation
Texas
State Treasury
Inol
End of an era in Texas politics criticizes American party demise
The Brownwood Bulletin argues Ferguson’s return to the Democratic fold changes little and notes the American party’s collapse ends an organized attack on Texas democracy in 1920. It lauds Senator Joseph W Bailey as a champion of democracy and states' rights against federal overreach.
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Brownwood Bulletin
Ferguson
Democratic Party
United States Senate
American Party
Texas
Union
Bailey
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas Y
Robert L. Henry
United States
Law and religion mix sparks political overreach
The speaker criticizes Governor Neff Morris Sheppard Cullen Thomas and like-minded men for believing that more laws will enforce respect for law. He argues they blend religion with politics, but this fusion yields more politics than religion among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff
Morris Sheppard
Cullen Thomas
Editorial on personal duty and state sovereignty
The piece argues noble daily acts shape lives and lamp lighting should stay trimmed. It criticizes federal encroachment, defends Texas state sovereignty, and denounces politicians who betray true democracy for federal laws and endorsements. It cites W J Bryan and Robert L Henry as guiding voices.
Editorial Comment on Tax Policy and Presidential Expenditure
A brief tirade argues federal taxation and enforcement threaten home life and liberty. It cites Congressional Record figures for President spending, salaries, and staff while condemning Woodrow Wilson era ideals as overreach. It portrays tax collectors as looming, expensive, and intrusive, with social and economic strain on rural families.
Church News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Services
Brother Garrett filled his appointment here Sunday. There will be singing here Sunday afternoon and preaching Saturday night and Sunday. R. K. Seago and family visited in Comanche Sunday. Agnes Lane visited Ruth Thompson Saturday night. Charlie Tate visited here Sunday. Mamie Thompson spent the weekend with Eva Thomas. Russell Nance has been sick but is improving. Harris Lane and family attended singing at Baggett Sunday. Buster West of Gustine was a caller at Harris Lane's Sunday.
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Brother Garrett
Baggett
R. K. Seago
Comanche
Agnes Lane
Ruth Thompson
Charlie Tate
Mamie Thompson
Eva Thomas
Russell Nance
Harris Lane
Buster West
Gustine
Local notes from Hebron February entry
Rainfall allows plowing as farmers resume field work. Mr. and Mrs. Morton visited Mrs. West. C. Cox ill. Jack Johnson of Fort Worth visited aunt Mrs. Morton. Mrs. J. H. Cox called on Mrs. W. R. West. C. F. Boyd ill with tonsillitis. Parcheesi enjoyed by local youths at H. S. McCollough home Friday night. Hubert Humphreys and Floyd McCollough visited T. L. Morton. Floyd stopped at C. F. Morton’s creek Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
West
C. Cox
Jack Johnson
Fort Worth
C. F. Morton
J. H. Cox
W. R. West
C .F. Boyd
Rescue and Aftermath of Washington Theater Disaster
Eyewitness account details rapid rescue by Marines, police, and fire units after a theater collapse. Dismantled wreckage, mass casualties, and frozen snow hindered efforts as officials debated flooding the ruins. The scene shows thousands of bystanders, with many bodies buried under plaster and timbers and occasional hope from slanted balcony supports. We also note a local ad seeking 1000 dozen eggs from Todd and Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marines
Army
Navy
Payne seeks renomination as Precinct One commissioner
The Chief reports that J. B. Payne, the Precinct One precent commissioner, submits his name for re election. The article praises his conscientious service, fiscal prudence, and calls for voter scrutiny in the forthcoming Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Payne
Payne
Mr. Payne
Minstrel Show and Field Sports Highlight School Events
The M M M Club hosted a noon feast at the High School then gathered in the auditorium to sing. Football team led a successful Minstrel Show with Doc Mac and Tom performing. District basketball finals are set for next Friday and Saturday at the local park with county winners advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. M. Club
Doc
Mac
Tom
Floyd Lane Rebuilds After Oil Heater Fire
Floyd Lane’s meat market narrowly avoided total loss when an oil heater caused a blaze. He is repairing and renovating the shop to be better, more convenient, and attractive than ever. Lane is enterprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Lane
Floyd
Produce Man Advertises Car-Load of Chickens
D. C. Bailey, The Produce Man, invites customers to bring a car-load of chickens this Saturday and Monday to receive payment. Located at 25p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Tires
Graham Tire CO
Boulevard
Benton Harbor
Mich
D. C. Bailey
Kilpatrick Car Top and Curtain Repair Notice
A brief classified item suggests services for repairing car tops side curtains and cushions with emphasis on work and availability. It appears as a small local ad noting repair options and contact intent for vehicle upholstery and tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilpatrick
Ford
Onion Sets for Sale by Todd and Qife
Local ad announces onion sets available from Todd and Qife with emphasis on fresh garden supplies and gardening season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd & Qife
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Mexia
State Rangers
Thomas J. Burton
Adjutant General's Department
Austin Telegraphic Dispatch
Rangers
Henry
Albany News
Prohibition Enforcement
Woodrow Wilson
Congressional Record
Congress of the United States
People’s Forum
Tom Blanton
White House
Executive Mansion
Prise
Board Church News
Hebron
Washington
Todd & Jennings
Hensley
J. W. Fagan
Poland
China
Ed Boswell
A. H. Noble
Gatesville
Tex
Coryell Co
Harry Boynton
W. Thomas
Varm
Heac
L. Jones
Olmey, Il
Good Plains
Slonekee & Melnnish
Plainview
G. A. Bruton
J. Nunley
de Leon
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
HI Skool ‘Nool
Hi Skool
Coppers
J. A. Rock
Comanche County
G. H. Boynton
Abilene
Arizona
Ridgeway Hotel
Granbury
W. A. Barrett
Gila Water Company
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