Chief appoints G H Boynton as managing editor
Publisher announces G H Boynton, longtime Hamilton Herald editor, joins the Chief staff as managing editor to steer the paper in democratic direction. He will devote energies to Comanche and Comanche County and boost the publication’s home presence. Senator Bailey opens campaign in Atlanta next Wednesday with tax and public-rights questions for Texas voters.
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Georgia Democrats Vote Splits on League of Nations
In Georgia the three-way primary split on ratification of the League. Watson led the popular vote with Palmer second and Smith third, yet Palmer’s delegation claim was rejected by the convention. The dispute highlighted administration efforts to cast the result as a Wilson victory.
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Editor of Fort Worth Star-Telegram Endorses Democratic Attacks
A critical editorial condemns the Star-Telegram editor for abandoning democratic principles and backing actions that undermine independence. It censures Wilson and the Democratic party over treaty ratification and war end, accusing Republicans of delaying progress while highlighting extravagant wartime spending by the president.
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