Comanche Chief Publication Details
The Comanche Chief from Comanche Texas lists Comanche Publishing Company as publishers and notes entry at the local post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
4
The Comanche Chief from Comanche Texas lists Comanche Publishing Company as publishers and notes entry at the local post office as second class mail matter.
The Nation argues the bonus for veterans is a costly political maneuver tied to an election and a Treasury raid. It criticizes Republican leaders for delaying action, blames President Harding for indecision, and urges robust funding for disabled soldiers within the general welfare. It condemns demoralizing doles and calls for decisive support for veterans.
The Dallas-Galveston News argues big men are sought for high offices yet cautions against equating leadership with managerial skill. It favors principled leaders over “big men” and urges voters to define their goals before choosing a leader. Washington is praised as a servant leader versus Napoleon’s mastery.
The Supreme Court declared the child labor law unconstitutional, ruling Congress cannot use its tax power to regulate employment under state police powers. Chief Justice Taft stated the act functions as a prohibition on employing children, not a simple tax, ending the child labor bureau funding.
A severe hail and wind storm struck last Monday night across Comanche County. Sheds collapsed on Callaway ranches and crops suffered heavy damage from Blanket to Zephyr including oats, corn, sudan grass, fruit and grapevines. Large hail broke roofs and windows, with widespread ground cover. cotton planting may require replanting.
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