Pleasing a Crowd in Comanche on Anti Ku Klux Democrat Advocate
A large Comanche audience heard George Peddy address concerns about the Ku Klux faction and temper of Texas politics. The speech defended Peddy against attacks over Mayfield’s affidavit and McNamara, cited Klan threats, and urged trust in lawful government amid national party disputes.
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Texas
Peddy
Dallas
Ku Klux
George Eddy
Anti-Saloon League
District Court
Mr. Peddy
KB. P. Woodruff
Smith and Woodruff
University of Texas
Woodruff
Mayfield
McNamara
George Armistead
San Antonio
Little East Texas
Ku Klux Organization
Mike McNamara
Austin
MeNamara
Ku Klux Klan
Corsicana
Stephens
Hawkins Scarborough
Mayfield and Klux clashes color Corsicana campaign
The article portrays campaign rhetoric attacking Mayfield’s eligibility seen as a Ku Klux influence. Speaker George Peddy rebuts, arguing voters face a stacked 820,000 Klan votes and a Corsicana Court ruling on ineligibility while noting Donkey tale humor and freight concerns. Local notices of residents and farming activity follow.
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Ku Klux
Texas
Prohibition
Mr. Peddy
Mr. Mayfield
Col. Lyn Hunter
Kn Kllux
Austin
Washington
Peddy
George Peddy
Navarro County Bar Endorses District Judge Hawkins Scarborough
At a called meeting the Navarro County Bar Association adopted resolutions praising Judge Hawkins Scarborough of the thirteenth District Court as an able and fearless judge. The group condemned criticism tied to the Earle B. Mayfield injunction case he presided over, noting he had been harshly criticized.
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Corsicana
Navy
Navarro County Bar Association
Hawkins Scarborough
Thirteenth District Court
Earle B. Mayfield
Buying at Home Cuts Costs on Farm Supplies
A Comanche firm demonstrates better value than mail order by buying winter stock locally. The piece urges careful checks of quality and total cost, including transport, before ordering. It argues home buying benefits the local economy and reduces transportation, boosting yields on farm fertilizer and feed.
Death Calls Wife of Former Chief Editor
Mrs. George H. Boynton, 54, wife of former Hamilton Herald editor George H. Boynton, died last Saturday in Waco. Born in Georgia, she lived most of her life in Hamilton and later in Walters, Oklahoma, with burial in Hamilton. Survived by husband, three children, three sisters, and six brothers.
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Boynton
Georgia
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Hamilton Herald
Walters
Oklahoma
Harry Boynton
Lon Boynton
Bert Perry
Sorow
Mrs. Obertheir Ill in Comanche Dengue Fever
F. H. Oberthier left Tuesday morning for Comanche Texas after a telephone message said his wife was seriously ill with dengue fever there. Mrs. Obertheir had recently gone to Comanche to be by the bedside of her aged mother Mrs. Tt Helmsley who is very low.
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F. H. Oberthier
Comanche
Texas
Family Illnesses Highlight Dengue and Convalescence
Mrs Oberbeir is convalescent and Mrs Tom Holmsley has dengue with illness. Jim Holmsley, the latest family member, is also quite ill according to the report.
Central Christian Church invites cooperation and welcomes services
The church emphasizes humility and love citing Matthew's teaching about removing beams from our own eyes before judging others. It states its mission is friendliness neighborliness and kindness and to help not to judge. It proclaims God is love and Christ frees from envy jealousy and hate and invites participation in services.
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Phebe K Warner Endorses Peddy for Senator
Mrs Phebe K Warner a respected Texas Club woman declares she will vote for Mr Peddy in the senatorial contest praising his principles over party. She urges Texas to elect a man of principle to represent them in Washington. Signed Mrs Phebe K Warner Claude Texas.
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Phebe K. Warner
Peddy
Texas Club
Warner
Texas
Lyceum number proves delightful entertainment in Comanche
The Lyceum opened at the new Comanche High School Auditorium with the Mary Adel Hays Opera Co offering operatic selections in costume. Miss Hays, Miss Richards, Claude Schell, John H. Wainman and Miss Beulah Clark impressed with voices and piano flute work. the second act from Martha and a notable Il trovatore duet drew strong applause. Overall the reviewer praised the performance, noted absence of Jazz, and anticipated more enjoyable evenings ahead.
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Comanche
Mary Adel Hays
Hays
Our Mountains
Miss Richards
Mr. Schell
Schell
Wainman
Miss Clark
Indians Edge Gatesville In Narrow Gridiron Win
The Comanche Indians defeated Gatesville on Gatesville ground in a tight district playoff bid. Scurry and Boyd led late defense as Mason struggled with punting and an underweight ball, while Boyd returned a crucial punt for a first quarter touchdown.
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Comanche
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Marshall
Boyd
Mason
Claude Boyd
Indians
Smith
Boswell
W. Boyd
Farmer
Henderson
Hamilton
Moore
A. Boyd
Mehaffey
Woodward
Mackey
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