Harding victory echoed in Texas and nation wide
The election gave Harding over 400 electoral votes and a large popular lead, with Cox repudiated nationwide. Republican gains touched New York Chicago and Princeton, signaling a shift from Wilson era policies and League of Nations toward constitutional governance as Comanche county voices protest.
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Burleson
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Texas
Joseph W. Bailey
Fort Worth
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Patriots Ferguson and McGregor redeem Texas from Dallas rule
The report lauds Ferguson and McGregor for patriotic work in ousting the Dallas oligarchy and blocking Joe Bailey from becoming Texas governor. It credits Neff with inferior assistance and notes the two men’ s opposition to him.
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Ferguson
McGregor
Texas
Dallas
Mr. Neff
Joe Bailey
Record voices swing from Wilson to American priorities
In a Fort Worth Record assessment on election eve the paper notes a shift from pro Wilson League views to a broader American nationalist stance. It calls for constructive postwar legislation, retrenchment, and economy while condemning European dynasties. It urges keeping churches and schools free from political dogma and returning to first principles.
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America
Fort Worth
Wilson League of Nations
Republic of the Fathers
Texas
Wilson
Cox
Land of the Free
Thomas Jefferson
Republicans Move To Raise Tariff Schedule In Congress
The text notes the Republicans will revise the tariff upward and laments democracy, claiming it lies at the mercy of its enemies. It credits Grover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson with steering governance in past eras.
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Lowes
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Parent-Teachers’ Association
De Leon Opens New $150,000 Hotel to Community Pride
The city of De Leon celebrated a grand opening Monday night drawing about eight hundred attendees. Music, dancing, and refreshments highlighted the event, praising the hotel as a credit to De Leon and Comanche County. The message urged local unity and diligence after the election. The piece notes residents do not rely on external counts for local developments.
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Comanche County
State amendments, suffrage debate stain political outlook
It notes two local option constitutional amendments likely passed while one on salaries for public officials remains doubtful. It argues suffrage expansion favors Republican majorities, aiding or hindering Democrats, but prefers a Republican president over socialism. Silliman Evans cites Breckenridge oil output creating $300,000 daily revenue.
Tribute and political notes from Texas papers
The Temple Mirror lauds Joe Sappington as a genius humorist and noble soul. Comanche Chief backs Harding Culberson. Wills Point Chronicle defends democracy and state rights, urging patriots to bolt the party of today and uphold Jackson Calhoun principles. J H Huff solid gold jewelry at Hamilton Drug Store.
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Moore
Texas Interstate Realty Co
John Herbert
Abilene Praughon College
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Presidiot
Rex Wsj
Abilene
Ray T. Holt
Lle
Atwood Bros. Lle
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Maxwell
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West Drd St
Ft. Worth
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Trom Square
Lee C. McPherson
Jorf
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Yael
Lyceum
Booth Lowery
H. Huff
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Reese's Jewelry Store
W. R. Harris’ Market
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