Comanche Pub Co Office and Editor Notice
The Comanche Publishing Company entered at the post office in Glomanche Texas as second class matter. Wom H Bell is editor and business manager.
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Glomanche
Texas
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
2
Officers list with leadership and editor
The record lists D. H. Cunningham as President J. R. Janes as Vice President T. J. Cunningham as Secretary and Treasurer and Tom H. Bell as editor and manager.
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D. H. Cunningham
J. R. J Anes
T. J. Cunningam
Secy
Treas
Tom, H. @ell
Directors Named by Local Board
Directors D. H. Cunningham T. J. Cunningham Tom H. Bell J. R. Eanes Paris Smith E. W. Harris V. H. Woodberg listed as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Cunningham
T. J. Cunningham
Tom H. Bell
J. R. Eanes
Paris Smith
E. W. Harris
V. H. Woodberg
DP. H. Cunningham
T. J. Cunnhngham
Star Callaway
EF. U
Harris
T. J. Williams
W. H. Eodberg
L. T. Cunningham
K. F. Cunningham
G. A. Cunningham
J. R. Moore
Stockholders and address change notice
Subscribers failing to receive their paper regularly are urged to call the paper with names listed. In changing your location or address, give both old and new addresses for accurate delivery.
Ferguson Church Contributions Raise Questionable Motives
The article reports on donations by Hon. James E. Ferguson, governor hopeful, including $375 to the Y M C A in Temple, $500 to the Methodist University in Dallas, and $1000 to a Temple church and parsonage fund. It notes criticism by Bob Schuler who alleges misinterpretation of Ferguson remarks about cigarette smoking youths. The piece defends Ferguson’s generosity and reveals Schuler’s later request for a contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Heckman
Temple
Jas. E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Great Methodist University At
Dallas
Bob Schuler
Schuler
Austin
Shuler
Ferguson Political React ionary Oriented Against Wilson Policies
In Temple and Bell County the record shows Mr. Ferguson backed Cato Sells and contributed 200 to cover Bell County’s part of the campaign assessment. He delivered 126 by personal check after raising 74 of 500 from 1.00 subscriptions, prompting questions about his stance toward President Wilson and his policies. Meanwhile he donated sizable funds to numerous churches, schools, and charities across Temple, Belton, and surrounding areas over the past five to ten years, painting a complex portrait of public generosity amid political controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Wilson
Cato Sells
Temple
Bell County
Sells
South Side Building
Baptist Church
Pendleton
Young Men’s Christian Association
Christian Church
Tem- WG
Sellers
Belton and Temple
South Side
Father Heckman
Littleton Brothers Rise From Poverty to Prominence
Martin W. Littleton the New York lawyer and congressman is hired as confidential adviser to General Villa. He and his brother Charlie, Texas natives, started washing dishes and working on the Texas & Pacific railway for $1.15 a day. Charlie later becomes a leading cotton oil magnate in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Littleton
New York
Congress
General Villa
Mexico
Weatherford
Parker County
Chas. E. Littleton
Fort Worth
Texas
Taft
Martin
Charlie Littleton
Tennessee
Texas & Pacific Railway
Chas. C. Littleton
Etéete
Oil and political power cross paths in Mexico tale
The article notes Martin W. Littleton a Democrat congressman and ex president of Brooklyn as legal adviser to General Villa and potential future Mexican president. It contrasts a section band earning 1.15 per to Littleton’s rise to millionaire oil operator and adviser to a would‑be ruler, highlighting the Littleton brothers' rapid ascent in about twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrolia
Electra
Martin W. Littleton
Congres
Brooklyn
Villa
Iember
Congress
Messean Republi
Littleton Brothers
El Paso convention rhetoric and Wilson support in Texas
The text rejects attempts by political interests to discredit the Wilson administration. It praises President Wilson as a leader and asserts Texas voters will not tolerate attacks on his presidency. It warns politicians against pursuing discrediting tactics, claiming such moves would backfire politically.
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el Paso
Wilson
Tommy Rat
Thomas Jefferson
Texas
Col Ball accused in poker game with Legislators in Kirby home
A Cameron speech accuses Col Thomas H Ball of joining a poker game with lawmakers at John Henry Kirby’s Texas lumber trust home last year, losing 525 dollars. The piece questions Ball’s suitability as governor, urging voters to oppose him for alleged moral inconsistency.
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Col. Ball
John Henry Kirby
Lumber Trust
Texas
Cameron
Judge Mathis
Mathis
Mr. Mathis
Lily White
Col
Thomas H. Ball
Records show Jim Ferguson's charitable giving and slander claims
In the past five years Jim Ferguson donated over 7000 to Tem ple Churches and Y M C A with additional gifts to the Southern Methodist University at Dallas Shuler's church in Temple and other institutions totaling 1000 500 and 375 despite accusations from Shuler and others. He faces criticism for alleged misinterpretations of remarks about cigarette smoking youths and for defending Father Heckman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ferguson
Temple
Temple Y. M. C
Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
Shuler
Fergnson
Father Heckman
Bell County Campaign Attacks Charity Sparks Controversy
The letter targets Father Heckman for supporting a night school and church benevolence, accusing the campaign of sinking to a low level. It questions why professed Christians refuse to endorse such acts and notes funding and licensing concerns in Bell County.
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Bell County
Father Heckman
Hichurch
Lawyer Barrett Named To Take Evidence In Texas Case
The article argues Attorney General Looney named Thurman Barrett, a Dallas lawyer linked to Ramsey campaign work, to handle evidence in the suit against the Texas Business Men's Association. It contends Barrett’s prior political ties create bias and could prevent a fair trial, questioning his impartiality.
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Looney Hias
Thurman Barrett
Dallas
Texas Business Men's Association
Barrett
Ramsey Campaign
Nichols
Texas Business Men’s Association
Ramsey
Neighborly Advice on Voting Civility and Unity
A civic exhortation urges neighbors to avoid heated political quarrels and insults. It encourages independent thinking and respecting others right to vote, reminding that officials serve the public interest regardless of who is elected. It warns against enmity and advocates temperate discourse.
Unknown Jim Ferguson Gains Steam Despite Attacks
The speaker notes Ferguson had no prior public office and was deemed unfit. Since announcing his gubernatorial bid he has gained strength, frightening Ball supporters who resort to mudslinging, fake affidavits, and interviews while claiming he is losing strength.
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Jim Ferguson
Don’t Be Misled by Campaign Tales and Rumors
A cautions note urges readers to demand proof of any assertion and resist being used as tools by scheming partisans. It stresses that opinions differ and warns against accepting unverified reports as truth from any side.
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Sone
Governor Colquitt and political advocacy debated
The passage argues that Governor Colquitt has equal rights to express support for a candidate and to influence who succeeds him. It also notes that he may pursue political capital for Jim Ferguson similar to the attorney general’s actions against the Texas Business Men's Association and the Farmers' Union, directly or indirectly.
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Colquitt
Dallas News
Jim Ferguson
Ball
Texas Business Men’s Association
Farmers’ Unicon
Weather Warmth Sparks Playful Political Jibe
A lighthearted note ties rising temperatures to political heat, joking about needing an ice vault or asbestos coat to cope with the swelter and mounting partisan fervor.
Debate over Prohibition and campaign finances cited
The letter argues Col Ball calls Prohibition the issue while Col Ousley says it is not. It questions Ousley's past payments for trips to Georgia to write pieces arguing against statewide Prohibition and his support for a Republican over a Democrat in the Galveston congressional race.
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Clarence Ousley
Col. Ball
Local Forces Target Editor in Attacks on Chief-Exponent
The Ball factions try to divert attention from issues by attacking the Chief-Exponent editor. They aim to intimidate him despite efforts to influence his coverage. The editor is not a candidate for any office.
Local political boss abroad stoking rhetoric
A small town political boss and his brother, dubbed the big boss, are abroad delivering sharp rhetorical flourishes. Citizens are urged to ignore outsiders and vote without external guidance from these figures.
Weathering Dirty Politics With Practical Resolve
A brief reminder to stay grounded and resilient amid charged political times. Emphasizes practical warmth for body and calm mindset to navigate public discourse.
Weather of politics and heat rising in the season
The piece suggests political tensions and temperatures both rising as the season advances. It implies a near term shift to a hotter political environment.
Am I my brother's keeper
An admonition about political difference urging calm and restraint in response to disagreement. It emphasizes not taking offense or swatting at others over divergent views.
Heat and politics collide in overheated commentary
A snappy remark links extreme heat to political hot air. The line implies climate and policy rhetoric may be fueling public discomfort and debate without presenting concrete evidence.
Weather update notes frost after July 25
A forecast warns of a possible frost after July 25. The report urges gardeners and farmers to protect tender plants and prepare frost protection measures as temperatures drop overnight.
Ju ly 25 showdown sets winner or loser this Saturday
Across town fans anticipate a decisive showdown this Saturday July 25 as a sport event determines the outcome between competing parties. Strong local interest centers on the matchup and its potential to crown a winner.
Mayr Publishes Free Book On Stomach Ills
Chicago druggist Geo H Mayr of 154 Whiting St offers a free health guide detailing his cure for constipation biliousness indigestion and intestinal troubles using French healing oils. One dose often suffices and most chronic cases need no more than three doses. Copies available at the local drug store. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy is sold by Wm Reese Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Mayr
Whiting St
Chicago
Ill
Mayr
Wm. Reese Drug Co
Endorsed Kidney Pills Credited by Comanche Resident
Comanche Texas resident J M Childers reports long lasting relief from rheumatic pains after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He cites his daughter also recovering after four boxes and urges continued publication of the endorsement. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
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Comanche
Dean
J. M. Childers
Texas
Doan
Mr. Childers
Foster, Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo, N
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the Comanche Pub. Co.,Publishers
Wom H. Bell
Busiess
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Wilson Abstract Co
Abstract and
Comanche, Texas
Yours Truly
Masonic
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