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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1921

Page

4

Turbulent Times Prompt Debate On Rail Consolidation

The piece notes Ku Klux violence in Lorena, criticizes railroad mergers, and questions partyunity and government waste. It contrasts Governor Culberson and McAdoo plans, calls for state rights, and targets Blanton for fiscal reform while urging restraint on federal spending.

United States Charles A. Culberson

Duty of the Grand Jury and Public Justice Voices

The piece defends grand jury independence, warns against secret witnesses, and praises judges Hamilton and McDowell for denouncing masked mobs and the Ku Klux Klan. It notes Fatty Arbuckle’s Volstead case delay and his ongoing drinker’s defiance as the federal inquiry pauses.

Texas James R. Hamilton Travis County FE. A. McDowell Beaumont Hamilton Klan Fatty Arbuckle Fatty

Lorena Parade Protest Sparks Violence and Debate

The Brownwood Bulletin questions Sheriff Buchanan's authority in Lorena as Ku Klux Klansmen clash with deputies and spectators. It contends masked parades may be legal but condemns the spirit of the invisible empire and warns of the menace to state and federal government.

Lorena Crow Waco Buchanan Neffus Brownwood Bulletin McLennan Texas Ku Elussem United States

Editorial on Texas politics and progress in the Comanche Chief

The Comanche Chief editorial columns discuss A and M agricultural efforts and state politics. It cites Gov. Neff appointing C K Baughman as markets and warehouses commissioner and jokes about Joe Bailey for U S senator. It contrasts past and present living standards and praises local business and barber services.

Gov. Neff C.K. Baughman Brownwood Baughman San Sava Star Joe Bailey United States Joe Senate Texas San Saba Star

135 Varieties of Churches in the United States

Dr Baxter P Fullerton of St Louis told the World's Alliance of Presbyterian and Reformed Churches that American churches number 175 varieties. He warned that lack of cooperation leads to overlapping and overlooked local work while denomina tionalism hinders united Christian service and mission efforts.

Pittsburg America Baxter P. Fullerton St. Louis Alliance of Presbyterian and Reformed Churches Sr Fullerton Presbyterian Board of Home Missions United States Elt T'He Christian Church Fullerton

Prickly Ash Bitters touted for digestion and breath

Kad breath is a sq. on a dis ordered stomach, and weak digestion. The remedy for it is Prickly Ash Bitters. It purses the stomach and purifies the breath, clears the complexion of sallowness, and makes you feel fine. Price $1.25 per bottle. Hamilton Drug Co. and Wm. Reese Co. special agents.

Hamilton Drug Co Wm. Reese Co

Advertising in The Chief Costs More Per Inch

Advertising in The Chief may cost more by the inch than other papers yet remains the cheapest option because readers are the target audience. The paper claims to reach the people.

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