Senatorial clashes and temperance debates over war era issues
The piece reports Senator Tom Watson accusing American officers in France and plans to prove charges, plus a stalled soldier bonus revision in the Senate. It covers reactions to federal prohibition, defense of state rights, and criticism of wartime governance and enforcement, with references to Armistice Day observances and a Ku Klux Klan incident investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Watson
Georgia
France
Warit
Morris Sheppard
Mtnm
The Disarmament Conference and American Sovereignty
Opinion piece argues the Washington Disarmament Conference threatens U S sovereignty by binding the nation to international action. It asserts Harding and the American people should remain independent from League of Nations style alliances and reject entangling commitments with European powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Harding
Europe
America
Comanche Chief Calls for A and M Public Interest Probe
The Comanche Chief urges readers to learn what A and M College is doing for agricultural interests. Editorial mentions editor Thornton and President Birgell, arguing public funds and taxes demand scrutiny and accountability from public servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Ware Times Herald
Sermonizing Politics Divides Church From Civil Government
A viewpoint argues Christianity should not shape government policy or be taught in churches. It claims Scripture guides personal conduct and salvation, while the Gospel serves to save souls, not instruct on civic rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Minnesota
New York
Alice Paul
Russia
America
Editorial Call for Rest and Moderation in Public Policy
The piece argues for a restrained government approach to relief and legislation over the next two to three years. It warns against opportunistic policy changes, urges minimal new laws, and stresses stability, orderly business, and adherence to law to support constructive recovery amid war-related strains and economic uncertainty.
Cotton Palace to Draw Record Crowds via Special Trains
Editorial preview predicts Saturday as banner day with record crowds expected at the Cotton Palace in Waco. Special trains from Stamford Stephenville Comanche Port Arthur College Station and Bryan will bring thousands, while railroads face criticism for late notice and high round trips. Local press figures expect strong turnout and praise Waco hospitality toward visiting editors and notable figures like Fred Robinson and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Palace
Waco
Stamford
Stephenville
Comanche
Port Wart
College Station
Bryan
Waco Times-Herald
Tyler
Hutton
Lee
Prias
W. V. Crawford
Fred Robinson
No More Jurors Needed For Present Term Court
Judge J R McClellan requests the Chief state that all jurors summoned for the present term of district court are excused as all cases requiring a jury have been disposed of. About 150 Comanche people attended the football game at Brownwood last Friday. Mr Gib Callaway left for Albuquerque NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McClellan
Brownwood
Master Claud Meadows Jr. on Cotting Palace pageant
Waco papers note Master Claud Meadows Jr. as a page of the queen at the Cotting Palace while Pecaning is described as the outdoor pastime of Comanehheltes. The piece mentions many people preparing for winter with both old and young resting and storing supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Claud Meadows Jr
Cotting Palace
Postmaster Henderson Reports Wife’s Operation a Success
Postmaster J. Henderson informs that Mrs. Henderson underwent surgery last Thursday in Dallas. The operation was very successful and she is doing well and expected to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Henderson
Holman kin spend weekend with Brownwood grandparents
Misses Kathrine and Evelyn Holman and Mr. Chase Holman of Brownwood visited their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Holman over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathrine and
Evelyn Holman
Chase Holman
Brownwood
Mra. J. A. Holman
Presbyterian Church to Hold Sunday Services at 11 AM and 7 PM
The Presbyterian Church invites five attendees to Sunday services next week with preaching scheduled for 11 in the morning and 7 in the evening.
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G. HH. Boynton
Reed
Senate
Glass and Myers
Austin
King
Gatesville
Dell Thatie
Twyman
Cowell and Tittle
Jotineon
Ilarding
Torther
United States
United
McLennan County
Neff
Congressman Lawton
Delaware
Birgell
A. & al. College
Texas
A. & M. Collne
A. & M. College
Bryan Eagle
Houston Chronicle
Houston
Tf Howe
Dallas
Jin
Bill Jehosah
George Boynton Wade
Bryan Eastle
Gib Callaway
Albuquerque, N. M
Hess Poultry
Dr. Hess
Paris Smith
Tne Tg Pert Eg Feat
Pie Haa Tiene
Eufire
K. Lamity
San Antonio
Tex
Harpo
Presbyterian Church
Sal
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