Harding's Peace Vision and Texas Politics Collide
The piece lauds President Harding for promoting peace and disarmament talks while defending U. S. independence from the League of Nations. It também criticizes Governor Neff and Governor Neff’s handling of graft, lawlessness, and the Ku Klux Klan, urging adherence to democratic principles and local self-government. It notes O. B. Colquitt's Senate bid and R. L. Henry's campaign for U.S. Senate, with Henry described as a staunch Democrat advocating state rights.
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Marding
United States
Congress
League of Nations
League
Harding
R. L. Henry
Hlenry
Simus
Editorials question Sheppard-Towner socialist stance in Texas
The piece rails at the Sheppard-Towner maternity bill calling it paternalistic and socialist while noting it passed the Senate with seven opponents. It contrasts Democratic divisions, cites Tom Watson, Bryan and Wilson history, and mocks Texas governor salaries and Temple church resolutions on law enforcement as signs of politics entering public life. It closes with a local community notes segment about fish fries and births.
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Senator Reed
Missouri
Senate
Texas
Joe Bailey
Tom Watson
Waco Times Herald
Russia
Germany
Morris Sheppard
Democratic Party
Federal Health Bureau
Sheppard
Wm J
Bryan
Wilson
Temple
First Baptist Church
M. T. Andrews
Neff
Bell County
Preas
Jesus
Little Oscar Some Runner in Texas Senate Race
The Temple Telegram predicts ex Governor Queccar B Colquitt could mount a strong campaign with wide support across Texas from Sabine to Red River and Rio Grande regions raising echoes across the state. The Texas House rebukes Patman in a charge against lawless Ku Klux Klansmen as citizens praise his defense of orderly government.
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Little Oscar
Queccar B. Colquitt
Senate
Temple Telegram
Oscar
Sabine River
Rio Grande
Red River
Point Isabel
House of Representatives
Texas
Patman
Tes
Ke Klux Elon
Hazel Dell Happenings Highlights Family Gatherings
Special to the Chief Hazel Dell July 27 reports John Williamson and his visiting brothers enjoying a family reunion near Ragett bridge. Ola Hayes attends Waldrop reunion near Comanche. Geo Salyers Emory Salyer group from Edna Hill enjoy Leon outing. Joy Gray and mother return from Alexander Mre visit. Clearance McKinney and baby stay with sister S W Haggard. Bryson family visit Edna Hill. McCrary clan fish fry on Leon.
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J. M. McCrary
Tom McCrary Jr
T. W. McCrary
R. W. McCrary
Laveal
Near de Leon
Oncle
Hazel Dell
John Willamson
Ragett Bridge
Ola Hayes
Waldrop
Comanche
Geo Salyers
Edna Hill
Emory Salyer
Leon
R. L. Gray
Joy
Alexander Mre
Clearance McKinney
Baggett Community
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O. B. Colquitt
United State
Culberson
Colquitt
Senator Culbereon
South
Woodrow Wilson
Austin
Mak
Knights of the
Kuklus Klan
Kuklas Klan
William Pettus Hobby
Pat M. Neff
Ferguson
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Tom Love
Charlie Culberson
Tom
Charlie
Waco Times-Herald
Dennis
Waco Times- Herald
Mackesville
Lamkin
Baggett Bridge
Dan Hartson
Grandma Walls
J. H. Huff
Hamilton Drug Co
Todd
Jennings
P. McCrary
McCrary
BE. H. Rauhont
J. M. Mc
Castoria
Security and
Comanche National Bank
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