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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
1
In Brownwood Saturday night Congressman Thos I Blanton charged Oscar Callaway urged people to shun liberty bonds and obstructed the draft. The record shows Callaway did not oppose the American draft and Blanton’s charges are denied as falsehoods presented for political gain.
A state ment issued from Washington on July 11 by Senator Culberson outlines his tariff position against claims he favors raw material revenue. He argues against free raw material and for revenue duties on imports, insisting he has never supported protectionism at the farmer’s expense.
Messrs. F. M. Pease J. A. Me and Col. Dietz of Cleveland visited the Chief office praising Cross Cut and the field it opens. The Chief force is optimistic a record breaker may emerge from this development.
The passage contrasts ruthless tactics with honest principles, noting both the Chief and Callaway must endure a difficult outcome after Saturday. It argues that integrity matters more than unscrupulous cleverness and that sustaining a reputation for conduct is a weighable handicap.
Mr Blanton spoke at Sidney on Tuesday afternoon after a morning stop at Sipe Springs. A fair crowd listened as the singing school continued and people gathered in the church to hear him. He boasted of a big speaking that night at Mercer Gap near Mr Callaway’s door.
Mrs A B Haworth leaves for Clyde New York via Chicago and Canada to her father's home. She plans to return in October. She is a modest writer and author of several novels and is the grand-niece of Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Miss Mabel Carpenter of Dublin is the guest of her sister Mrs Barna Riley.
A group of Comanche County attorneys led by A B Hampton and G E Smith urge voters to reelect Judge W C Morrow to a second term on the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. Signatories include E B Nabors H N Goodson Jerome P Kearby Oscar Callaway Gib Callaway and Mark Callaway among others.
Early Monday a house fire in Comanche on East Main Street destroyed the Thadberg residence and nearly all contents. Volunteers fought low water pressure as families escaped via upper floors and out windows, with some items saved by neighbors and a cedar chest later recovered. No serious injuries.
Comanche businesswomen met on the east courthouse lawn to plan a Monday evening picnic at Fleming Park. Miss Iva Hart led the group in assigning supper and transportation duties as members arranged a six o'clock start and planned games and swimming at the park.
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