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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1921

Page

4

National Woman's Party drives for Supreme Court female appointments

A Johnstown Democrat editorial scoffs at a proposed constitutional amendment by the National Woman's Party requiring the president to appoint a woman to the Supreme Court. The piece criticizes plans for married women to keep maiden names and choose domiciles, arguing such reforms betray traditional gender roles and warn voters to resist. It notes support from figures linked to progressive politics and mentions Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the former president, adding context to the debate.

National Woman's Party United States Supreme Court Supreme Court Margaret Wilson Woman's Party Progressive” Party

Still Slandering Harvey in Wartime Debate

The piece quotes President Wilson’s war message urging a declared war on Germany and rebukes Col. George Harvey for disputing the war’s purpose. It notes President Harding praising soldiers who fought to defend American rights and condemns Wilson supporters as partisan. It ends with Governor Neff seeking Pryor’s resignation from penitentiary oversight amid ongoing harmony criticisms at the state capital.

Don United Kingdom France Italy United States of America Colonel Harvey Fort Worth George Harvey Flanders Arlington National Cemetery Washington Harding America Germany Col. Harvey Woodrow Wilson Neff Pryor Board of Penitentiary Commissioners

Calls for congressional probe into 1915 16 antiwar conspiracy claims

The Daily Democrat highlights a proposed resolution by Representative Michaelson to form a special committee to investigate charges that a finance press and newspaper propaganda network sought to push the U S into World War I for British interests. It notes Oscar Callaway’s 1915 16 accusations and recalls his 1916 renomination defeat linked to war sentiment. It also mentions the Texas Press Association convention in McAllen and criticisms of Anti Saloon League tactics.

Oscar Callaway Great Britain Callaway Willson Michaelson Illinois Congress Texas J. P. Morgan Ateel, Shipbuilding and Powder United States Daily Press Congressman Callaway M. Hanoteaux Gilbert Parker America

Editorial Side Lights: Bryan and Texas politics echoed nationwide

A Fort Worth Record column riffs on William Jennings Bryan future Florida votes health of his wife and desertion of Nebraska. It then critiques Texas state finances and prohibition era policy, noting Comptroller Lon D. Smith deficiency certificates and bootlegging costs while arguing against fanaticism in government and the low governor salary.

Wiliam Jennings Bryan Florida Nebraska Jim” Dabiman Omaha Gilbert W. Hitchcock Cuba Lon D. Smith Austin News Dispatch Smith Free America

State Press Pushes Salary Hike for Governor Race

The State Press argues a higher salary would lure more men to run, but readers know those chasing pay are unfit for governor. Voters likely won’t raise pay as prices fall. Nelson Smith returns from San Marcos after attending the Baptist Academy.

Kiver Nelson Smith San Marcos The Baptist Academy

Harris to Chicago with A and M College track team

Emmett Harris son of Mrs R Z Harris has been an A and M College student and travels to Chicago with the college track team to enter the upcoming contests there.

Emmett Harris R. Z. Harris A. & M. College Chicago

Elkins Tin Shop Opens Radiator Repair Machine

Elkins Tin Shop announces installation of a radiator repair machine and invites customers to bring in radiators for service. The notice emphasizes new capability and solicits repair work from local residents.

Elkins Tin Shop

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