The Farmer Is Master In Unsettled World Conditions
A Texas Chamber of Commerce board meeting in Dallas outlines dire 1920 farm outlooks with a 15 to 20 percent acreage cut and 30 percent labor shortfall. It warns Texas production could drop a third, causing earnings loss of over 875 million dollars, while farmers gain bargaining strength as prices respond to global shortages and reduced output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. J. Bryan
Dallas
I Clors
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Stand Firm for the Fundamental Principles of Government
A public exhortation defends democracy as Jeffersonian truth, warns against socialism and central power, and urges resistance to encroachments on states and individual rights. It rails at wartime policies, praises republican ideals, criticizes Wilson, and targets Gov. Hobby’s appointments as favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Washington
Republic
Sons and Daughters of America
Women’s Vote and Texas Politics Stir in Bailey Fight
The Dallas convention highlighted women’s political role while warnings about mandatory jury duty and poll tax history frame Texas electoral tensions. Critics allege politicians push for control, opposing Joseph W Bailey’s push for economic democracy as voters prepare for July action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
Will’s Point
Democratic Executive Committee
Joseph W. Bailey
Bailey
Mexican government seeks Villa overthrows after Huerta
The piece argues the new Mexican government targets Villa as responsible for toppling Huerta. It notes Villa did more than any to oust Huerta, that Carranza gained honor from the revolution but followed a similar path, and while condemning the leader’s butcheries it admires Villa’s courage and insistence on securing rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Huerta
Mexico
Carranza
Chief praises Comanche Chief for standing for principles
Letter from June 8 1920 admires the Comanche Chief for a fearless stance and integrity. The writer commends the paper for upholding high principles and avoiding underhanded tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Leon
Interstate Commerce Orders 1000 Grain Cars to Rock Island
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders the Southern Pacific to deliver 1000 grain cars to Rock Island for release at Galveston and other ports to aid Texas grain growers facing a 1920 wheat harvest. The cars will ease congestion and assist Panhandle and Oklahoma farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Worth
Tex
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific Lines
Rock Island
Galveston
Panhandle
Olahoma
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G. . Royntan
Pumine
Ishers
Aggerroures Retigstion Pon
Ita Beleg Brenet
City of
New York
Bureau of the Census
San Antonio & Aransas Pass
H. M. Madison
San Antonio & Aranses Pass
Bryan
Fort Worth Record
Wilson
Congress
League of Nations
Hobby
Soape
Ralph Soape
Frank Soape
State Fire Insurance Commission
East Texas
Therm RE
Dublin
Ford Garage
O. M. Clark
W. G
A. M. Huth
Comenebeec
Kyte
Ford
A.C. Motor Co
Clay BE. Frost
E. D. Holden
Comanche
Bible
Metzger Bros
Jid Produce House
Floyd Carpenter
Ira Wilson
Neill Abstract Co
Y. W. Holmes
Burks
Rafe E. Adams
Comanche, Texas
Burks Building
O. R. Houghton
Masonic Temple
C. W. Gray, M. D
A. J. Gray
C. W. McCollum
Dentist Office
Burks Bldg
R. W. Dewitt
C. W. Dry
M. D
Burk’s
A. M. Neal, M. D
Slider
Jas. A. Hunter
University of Brussels
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
Edinburgh
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario
Provisional Board of Medical Examiners
L.C
Queen Charlotte's
London
University of State of New York
State Board of Medical Examiners
Reyn
A. F. Holman
G. W. Herring
J. A. Holman
Wayne Hill
Coleman’s Grocery and Bakery
OWL Confectiordiery
J. B. Moody
Prop
Will, Mason
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