Roynton Son Hoynton Editor Business Manager
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
4
The fragment lists Roynton Son Hoynton as editor and business manager. No other readable context or events are present.
The column surveys intra party tension over Cox for president with Gompers backing Cox and Bryan’s opposition over liquor ties. It notes Texas editor Bob Gresham’s illness and laments press bias while recounting shifts among Republicans, Bailey supporters, and Neff voters. It ends honoring Sam Vernon and condemning party opportunism.
The piece argues southern farmers are harmed by cotton gamblers driving down prices while manufacturers cut cotton goods demand due to high wages. It criticizes Washington and cites Senator Bailey opposing protection for manufacturers, urging readers to challenge influential interests shaping farming outcomes.
The Temple Mirror praises Joe Bailey for standing by his convictions against popular winds. It notes his willingness to sacrifice private life for public duty and lauds his courageous, principled campaign and potential future in journalism or public life.
The Texas legislature passed a resolution condemning the Interstate Commerce Commission for granting a hearing on a wholly Texas East Line railroad’s bid to discontinue operations. The Times-Herald argues Texans are late to protest and warns that federal control may erode state rights amid looming national laws on suffrage prohibition and marriage. Dublin De Leon and Comanche populations are noted in the census context.
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