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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
1
A speaker rails against labor unions and national party control, warning farmers to defend equal rights and oppose union hegemony. He asserts unions threaten government independence, demands state rather than Washington leadership, and insists labor cannot dominate state policy even while granting voting rights.
Hon. Robert Ewing Thomason of El Paso spoke to about 200 at the courthouse Friday. He defended his record on prohibition and woman suffrage while pledging to curb extravagance if elected, drawing strong applause from anti Bailey Democrats.
In New Orleans on June 19 Father Antoine halted a Catholic church wedding after deeming the bride’s gown immodest under Archbishop Shaw’s order. He had the lights turned off so she could change and the ceremony resumed with the groom present.
Senator Bailey campaigns for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Cass County. He asserts his 22 years in Congress produced notable work and rebuts claims he favors liquor or politics invading the church. He cites committee service on Ways and Means and Judiciary and defends record against Republican efforts to curb Southern representation. He promises to cut expenses if elected governor with legislative help.
Congressman Blanton told about saving $300,000,000 in reports and condemned Rivers and Harbors and public buildings funding as graft. He attacked Sam Gompers and claimed protection of voters against corruption while praising his own honesty and courage.
The Comanche District Singing Convention will meet with the Sidney class on Saturday and Sunday July 3rd and 4th. Everyone is invited especially singers. Let us attend and make the convention what it should be. Mrs J R Waldrop Secretary.
The church invites all to attend preaching next Sunday at 10 a.m. and an 8 15 p.m. service by the pastor.
The lower house approved a Senate bill allocating about 900000 to cover deficits in state departments and eleemosynary institutions for the current and next fiscal years. The bill includes 100000 for enforcing the present boll worm law if the governor disapproves the new measure.
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