Debate Over Democracy and Education in Early 20th Century Times
A column critiques progressive calls to drop history from schools, questions Woodrow Wilson admiration, and condemns government spending and financial policy. It notes a Texas legislative special session, attacks graft accusations against Governor Neff, and reflects on Harding versus League of Nations.
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Harding
Woodrow Wilson
United States Senate
Committee On State Affairs
Texas Senate
Neff
Texas
Travis County
Bryan
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Bia
Dallas Morning News Opposes Woman Suffrage Representation
The Dallas Morning News argues that equal rights must not override merit in appointing officials. It contends that assembly members should be chosen for preeminent fitness, not sex, and opposes women being represented on the disarmament commission based on gender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Far East
Harding
United States
Neff Webb clash over law enforcement tactics and motives
E G Senter in Dixie questions Governor Neff and Rev Atticus Webb about murder and prostitution enforcement under Neff's program. He argues the Anti-Saloon League seeks power, cites McLennan county licensing of prostitution, and calls for proof of prosecutorial intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atticus Webb
Amarillo
Atticus
E. G. Senter
Dixie” Magazine
Anti-Saloon League
Senter
Dallas
England
Texas
Webb
Saturnalia
McLennan County
Waco
Gov. Neff
Mr. Neff
Neff
Penitentiary Finances Deficit Questioned
The piece argues a near one million dollar shortfall in penitentiary funds beginning January and asks how the state can incur such debt while free labor aids farm and state business, questioning the burden on the rest of the country to fund work.
Editorial On Naval Power And Peace Time Strength
The piece argues a strong peace time navy determines wartime success, noting it takes about ten years to build a navy and that naval power allows extended reach and protection of global markets. It asserts the United States seeks no advantage and needs no protection against it, praising pacific influence of a robust navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Statesman
United States
Briar Grove Hails Good Crops and Local News
Briar Grove notes crops look good as field work winds down. Miss Fannie Starkie on vacation from Dallas. Mr Sam Adams ill after returning from Medford Oklahoma. Earl Isham family visited Grandmother Isham. Local youths hosted a party at Charlie and Mrs Horner. Willie Stark of Comanche visited Gladys Howell. Eli Roberson and Pearl Odell of Hasse wed last Wednesday. Lamar Howell and Willie Stark joined a day at Hasse for fishing and swimming in the Leon river. Hobart Aterbury left for Kansas.
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Fannie Starkie
Dallas
Sam Adams
Medford
Okla
Willie Stark
Comanche
Gladys Howell
Eli Roberson
Pearl Odell
Hasse
Lamar Howell
Leon River
Hobart Aterbury
Kansas
Judge Hoff Family Attends Presbyterian Encampment
Judge and Mrs J P Hoff with daughter Miss Glennie and son John F Hoff travel by auto to Kerrville for a Presbyterian encampment then plan visits to San Antonio and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hoff
Miss Glennie
John F
Kerrville
Presbyterian
San Antonio
Anto
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Ifanshaly
God
The
Brownwood News
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League of Nations
McAdoo
Papa
Tom Love
Cone Johnson
Cullen Thomas
San Francisco
Dallas Morning News
Manding
Iately
Disarmament Commission
LAW
Briar Grove
Earl Isham
Newbury
Grandmother Isham
Mrs
Charlie Horner
Todd @ Jennings
Platt Straley
Ballinger
Thomas Market
Allen Hardware Co
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