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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
4
The Sipe Springs Record reports the town gains a dew Intertype machine and congratulates its neighbor on prosperity. George P. Holcomb, editor of a paper office connected with a forties era publication, died in Chandler at 74.
A worn paragraph criticizes Bate press for forgetting himself and abandoning fixed principles. It notes his past support of Wook ilvon and current estrangement from Te gar highness. The piece brands him a shifting figure with unsteady political stance and questions his integrity.
The passage notes farmers show improved prospects and rising prosperity as measures benefit crops and livestock. It mentions benefits from services set for crops and hints at price conditions enabling retention of non owned products until favorable prices.
The excerpt criticizes the federal amendment process and argues that the current administration has transformed government away from the people toward a Woodrow Wilson driven system. It questions how long the public will endure this shift and notes recent legislative changes.
The piece argues that if Republicans win the presidency this year Democratic representatives in Congress face a dual duty. They must block a so called robber tariff law that wouldTax consumers to enrich manufacturers and curb government extravagance. It urges Democrats to reclaim their conservative role protecting states’ rights and individual citizen rights.
A call for leaders free from party influence and special interests. The piece argues for pure, conscientious men with sound business sense to shape laws that limit governmental power and protect individual liberty, tracing the founders’ wisdom and stressing the country’s need for capable stalwarts in a new era.
The Brownwood Bulletin rebukes the Comanche Chief as spineless and biased under new editor George Boynton while accusing the Hobby and Bailey factions of corrupt practices. It claims the Chief regains influence to oppose Wilson and ward off political rivals, denouncing opportunistic copying by the Comanche Enterprise.
The Brownwood Bulletin accuses Woodrow Wilson of dumping state rights for federal meddling on woman suffrage and other issues. It says the president has pressured governors to back suffrage in states that reject it, stirring intra party tensions and calls for adherence to state sovereignty.
Texas Supreme Court sustains 1909 act allowing cities to fund street improvements by assessing abutting property owners. Case Noa Spears et al v city of San Antonio from Bexar County affirmed. Ruling confirms legislative delegation of tax power for urban street costs.
A rant against rail rate discrimination is voiced by farmers noting their industry is essential and widespread. The piece argues against favoritism toward any sector and warns that overburdening farmers would raise food costs when prices are already high.
A severe storm in Sipe Springs Texas on Tuesday caused extensive damage to crops and businesses. Large hail broke about 500 windows in homes and stores, with merchants estimating losses over 3000 dollars.
Temple Texas notes E K Williams retires from active management of the Temple Daily Telegram effective June 27. Charles W Wigram is appointed managing editor succeeding Williams and will join as president and general manager of Telegram Publishing Company. No change in editorial policy. Mr Ingram becomes news editor after three years.
The Texas State notice directs the Comanche County Sheriff to publish weekly for ten days a probate matter involving minors Frene Langston Ruth Langston Lane Tessie Langston and J Langston regarding guardianship. The County Court will hear the application on July 5 1920 at the courthouse in Comanche Texas with interested parties required to appear.
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