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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1921

Page

4

Editor Boynton's grouch stirs Texas editorial clash

The Comanche Chief editor George Boynton is described as a lifelong state rights Democrat with opposition to Prohibition national suffrage the League of Nations and the Versailles treaty. The Fort Worth Record defense of Harvey the American ambassador is cited as provoking wide criticism from editors and soldiers alike. The piece links Boynton to a statewide stance by 150 000 Texas veterans and frames the 1920s political debate as a broader national dispute over war aims and party loyalties.

George Boynton George League of Nations Simon Wilson State Organization American Legion Ambassador Harvey America Harvey Harding Inter The City of Fort Worth Ocean Canada Mexico Boynton Texas Southwest Sam Houston Democratic Party Woodrow Wilson Republic Europe England France Italy Germany Kaiser Congress Tom Connally Amies

Boots and hides tariff debate mirrors farmer plight

The piece notes the price gap between hides and shoes, arguing hides producers suffer while manufacturers profit. It cites Tariff effects, FTC profit figures for 1918 1919, and calls for policy to protect hides producers. It references Fort Worth Star-Telegram and Fort Worth Record editorials and local Texas politics figures.

Ghoe Journal The Fort Worth Kirby Ways and Means Committee Federal Trade Commission Congress

Editorial Side Lights on Race and Reform

The piece argues state control over race issues, condemns federal interference, and endorses Texas self governance. It criticizes progressive movements and Prohibition politics, warning that federal overreach and religious intolerance threaten liberty and the separation of church and state.

Congress United States Industrial Alchohol Company Washington Russia Temple Mirror

County Court Postponed For Independence Day

The Chief is requested to state County Court will not be called next Monday the opening day due to July 4th holiday. It will be held on Tuesday July 5th. All interested parties take notice.

Deafness Cured by Local Remedy Claim

A fragment discusses deafness described as catarrhal in origin and asserts a local remedy can cure it. The text mentions blockage of the ear tube and mucous surfaces, implying lasting hearing restoration if the obstruction is removed. It references medical conditions and remedies in a derailed medical claim.

Mengrea Ropers Brewin

Comanche Granite and Marble Works Shipment Update

The Comanche granite and marble shop announces a large shipment of granite this week and ample finished marble stock. Call at the shop to inspect stock and cave agent's commission. D. A. Rice, proprietor.

Comanche Granite and Marble Works D. A. Rice

Community notes from Duster and surrounding towns

Special to the Chief reports moving to May for G. Jones to work as a carpenter. Local event at Aldridge’s Monday night drawn attendees. Families attend singing in De Leon and visits to relatives occur across St Joe and Smithville. Local baseball, gardening, and singing classes update residents with multiple names and places in Texas towns.

Duster G. Jones May W. C. Bhelton de Leon Th. Jones J. L. Stagner Jim Gray Sipe Springs

Teething Babies Helped By McGee's Elixir

Heat eases for teething infants as McGee's Baby Elixir claims to fix stomach troubles. Priced at 3 1/2 and 60 cents, Paris Smith sells the remedy.

McGee Paris Smith

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the Boot and Shoe Recorder Boston United States Pense G Foundation Earle B. Mayfield United States Senate Senator Culberson Mr. Mayfield Cullen Thomas Thomas B. Love Hugh Nugent Fitzgerald Hugh Nugent Wilson Administration Gressives Comanche County Downwood News Maxwell House Todd Jennings Cowan Tire & Rubber Co la Salle Chicago J. F. Grissom Comanche W. H. Burton H. Bur Hest International Stocking Mills Norristown Comanche and Vicinity C. H. Boyer National Life Insurance Company la Salle St Duster News A. B. Aldridge W. H. Haney Claud Wells St. Joe Nugent Haynes F. L. Rhodes J. M. Cain Smithville Rel Atives Mita Obedia McCamey Bessie Emery Frazier Rip” Hadaway Copperas Fiddler” Shelton Jiggs Andy Dinty Comanche National Bank Comanche National Bank Capital
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