Reform Talk on Government Patronage and Graft in Washington
Long, critical account of dual salaries and spending across government and private entities. Details include a $4800 government salary plus $3500 from American Chemical Society, and calls for cleaning house to restore public trust. Mentions patronage, excess mileage, and costly travel vouchers across the U. S. Employment Service and Shipping Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
American Chemical Society
Bureau of Mines
Washington
House
Senate
Texas
Guy R. Holcomb
Brownwood
Postoffice
Halbert Keifer
Anson
Concerns Over U S Employment Service Waste and Reorganization
A letter from Charles H. Burroughs urges Congress to halt further appropriations until the United States Employment Service is audited and reorganized on proper business lines. He claims reports are propaganda and benefits to veterans are minimal. He cites J Stuart Brand and J E Leeman as sources and warns of shocking revelations upon investigation. Another letter from Thomas L. Blanton argues the service favors union members, urges Congress to withhold funds, and offers to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States Employment Service
J. Stuart Brand
Newton Street
J. E. Leeman
Federal Income Tax
Charles H. Burroughs
P. S
Lynn
Washington, D. C
Mr. Blanton
Congressional
Employees’ Union
Comanche Chautauqua Opens Monday with Cartwright Bros
Comanche Chautauqua opens Monday afternoon at 3 30 in the grammar school grounds big tent featuring the Cartwright Bros Quartet in the opening program. Evening concerts and lectures follow with Dr Rolland Nicholas Dr L G Herbert Sergeant Edwards and other acts through the week. A large season ticket rush and record crowds are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartwright Bros. Quartet
Rolland Nicholas
Helem Burgess
L. G. Herbert
Sergeant Edwards
de Wille
M. H. Jackson
Morris G. Hindus
State Inspector Praises Comanche Water Supply
State Health official Mr. O. M. Bakke praised Comanche water as the best in the region and perfect for purity after inspecting the town’s wells and sanitation. He noted no disease germs in the water, while commending city officers for diligent care and consistent quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. M. Bakke
State Health Department
Comanche
Majestic Theatre to Stay Closed During Chautauqua
Majestic manager Mr Caver of Comanche will not show films during the Chautauqua week except July 4. He will present Douglas Fairbanks in In Arizona as a feature he cannot cancel, despite financial loss to himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Caver
Majestic
Comanche
Mow the Grass Do It Now Cut the Weeds Do It Now
Local urges residents to begin immediate lawn care with two clear prompts to mow grass and cut weeds. Emphasis rests on prompt action across households. Household reminders stress keeping areas tidy and safe.
Masons Hold Public Installation at Hope Lodge 481
Hope Lodge No. 481 A. F. & A. M. held a public installation on Tuesday June 24 with Deputy Grand Master F E Adams installing officers including Jerome P. Kearby W M G W Jessup S W George E Smith J W F E Adams Treasurer C A Greene Secretary J Henderson 8 B J B Chilton Jr J D Karl Tate S B Edgar Nabors J S J E Milton Chaplain Frank Stewart Tyler A large turnout attended and a fine spread followed the ceremony indicating a memorable and impressive event for the lodge and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Lodge No
A. F
A. M
F. E. Adams
Jerome P. Kearby
W. M. G. W. Jessup
S. W
George E. Smith
J. W
F. E Adams
C. A. Greene
J. ©. Henderson
D. J. B. Chilton, Jr
J. D
Peaches Play Big Role In Local Cheer
The piece defends peaches as fruit and praises Mr Grigsby for his peaches. It notes strong public confidence in Grigsby’s crop and a perfect batting average in the author’s view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grigsby
Boys Organize Weed Cutting Brigade in Town Action
About twenty three boys met with Mr. Holloway at the Chamber of Commerce to form a weed cutting campaign. They will work in squads under older boys and contract to clear weeds on premises, guaranteeing satisfactory results. They have already begun work, reducing weed growth on vacant lots and streets, seen as a nuisance and mosquito breeding risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Holloway
Clean Up Campaign Urges Town to Cut Weeds and Clean
Mayor J R Eanes calls for urgent citywide cleanup to remove weeds and stagnant pools. He emphasizes sanitation, water quality, lighting, and schools to attract homeowners and boost finances. DO IT NOW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .R. Eanes
Readers Letter From Midland Pays Old Chief Exponent Dues
A Midland resident writes June 20 1919 to the Comanche Chief acknowledging overdue subscription payment. He notes long loyalty since 1887, mentions Comanche and Midland roots, and expresses appreciation for continued paper delivery as if a letter from Comanche to its readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Texas
Comanche
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Binder Tsvine and
Ealing Wire Cash Store
Blanton
U. S. Employment Service
Thomas L. Blanton
United States
City
B Street
United States Shipping Board
Munsey Building
Luther C. Stewart
Stewart
Steward
Employees Union
Hibbard
Harry H. Stone
Framece
Harry H. Parks
Jeannette Densmore
New York
Atlantic City
Miss Densmore
Ene
Pakarrk Rn
Dexter Walling
Josephus Lee
Methodist Church
Son
Humphrey Lee
State University
U.S. Employment Service
Kryptok
Masons
Thomas
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