Dudley for Governor of Texas
An editorial urges voters to back Senator R. M. Dudley of El Paso as a capable governor for Texas. It praises his legislative record, leadership, and pledge to unite Democrats across the state against the current administration. It also notes related political chatter about federal spending and state governance, with broader commentary on national issues.
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Peace resolution ends technical state of war with Germany
A 49 to 22 senate vote endorses Wilson’s armistice declaration, ending the technical state of war since 1918. The piece credits Harding Republicans for finalizing peace while noting Democrats who supported the measure and criticizing Wilson era aims and policy moves.
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Gasoline tax proposed to fund roads and rural schools
Fayette county Senator Senter Clark urges a two cent per gallon gas tax at fueling stations to build and maintain public highways. Governor Neff plans a June special session to consider rural school funding and other revenue measures, while debates on university funding and broader taxation continue.
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Democratic tariff speech by Parrish supports revenue tariff
Congressman Loecian W. Parrish of Texas argues for a tariff policy that favors revenue with fair share for farmers and producers. He contends tariffs should apply to farm and ranch products as raw materials and insists on justice for American agriculture within the tariff system.
Neff appoints five Texas press delegates for World Press Congress
Governor Neff announced five Texas delegates for the World Press Congress meeting in Honolulu in October. Delegates include I Wryar of Clarksville Times L Peck of Hamilton Herald Record Bh Whipkey of Colorado Record Fentress Ware News Tribune and J J Taylor of Dallas News Hoff visited from Laredo before returning to the border city. The Episcopal Guild tea was postponed and a local notice hints at medical remedies like Balards Snow Liniment for sprains.
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Notice to Public on North Leon Premises No Hunting Or Fishing
Property owner TOM HANSOM forbids trespassing on North Leon premises and bans hunting or fishing. The notice references a general remedy and lists a price of 300.00 and 1.20, sold by Paria Smith.
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