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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1921

Page

4

Senators Borah Reed and the senatorial oligarchy clash

The piece argues that Borah and Reed, labeled irreconcilables, blocked Wilson's League of Nations era policy and preserved American sovereignty. It notes a push against a large standing army and urges fiscal restraint by Texas Governor Neff, praising Lometa Reporter’s new editor Gayle Talbot and calling for reader support.

Wilson Wilson League of Nations United States Europe Borah Reed Senate Associated Press Washington

Wind Versus Advertising Plans Touted by President Herbert

A reader questions the Cotton Belt president Herbert about using newspapers for road advertising, noting the claim sounded grand but likely no action. Also praised is Sidney Staples for secretary of state, with assurances of honest office leadership. Congress allegedly allocated 50000 for Harding inauguration, which he rejected. fear grows over wage bill repeal. 1500 Wilson era portmaster appointments stalled by the Senate awaiting Harding.

Herbert Cotton Belt Railroad Jack Estes Wilson Union States Senate Harding

Moving the University Beyond Austin

Discussion heats in the Texas Legislature and public as regents urge moving the state university from its forty acres in Austin. They cite fire risk and inadequate grounds, noting five million dollars may be needed for new adjacent land. The Austin Statesman urges Texans to consider the University’s needs over local pride.

State University Austin Board of Regents Texas Brackenridge University

Surplus in Texas Treasury Criticized as Excessive Taxation

A Texas editorial argues that a five million dollar surplus results from high taxation and urges deficits to enforce fiscal economy. It condemns surplus spending, calls for deeper tax relief, and notes potential further reductions in state levies to ease burdens on citizens. It also references a protest against Judge Landis accepting baseball commissioner pay alongside federal judge duties.

Texas Austin Thomas State Tax Board Pivcet Chicago Congress K. M. Landis Morris Sheppard Woodmen of Meen

Editorial Side Lights on Government Power and Taxation

Opinion column argues against reliance on government to fix all problems and criticizes protective tariffs as enriching a few. Mentions Taft Cleveland Harding League of Nations and calls for retrenchment, state rights, and fewer federal powers. References dyes, war debts, and public finances with multiple named papers and figures.

William Howard Taft Republican Party Grover Cleveland United States Germany Europe England France Italy Harding

Public finances demand strict economy in government

The speaker argues that citizens with heavy debts deserve strict budget discipline from state and national leaders. Officials must top off expenses and curb the growth of government to protect taxpayers and preserve fiscal health.

Leslie's Fort Worth

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Burial

The Reese family expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for support and floral offerings after the illness and burial of their mother and grandmother. Special thanks to local men for removing the Giant Oak and digging the grave in cold rain, and to all who showed faithfulness and kindness.

J. A. Reese

Abilene Draughon College Offers Salary-Based Course Spots

One entrant per county may enroll in a complete course with part payment from salary after securing a 100th position. The offer, tied to a 72-page Guide to Business Success, is promoted as today’s deal in Abilene Texas. Mrs Z T Hamilton and her son Z T Jr returned to Brenham after visiting her parents Prof and Mrs J B Layne.

Abilene Z. T. Hamilton Z. T. Jr Brenham Prof J. B. Layne

Horses and Mules on Time for Sale by Higginbotham Bros

Higginbotham Bros. & Co advertise a selection of horses and mules available at reasonable figures. Full time if desired, offering dependable stock for sale with flexible payment options.

Higginbotham Bros. & Co

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Neff Lometa Gayle Talbot Gayle Sidney L. Staples Staples President Harding Blanton The American Chemical Society Maarion Knox Wills Point Todd Jennings W. M. Irby Mr. Irby W. B. Garne
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