Dallas Morning News in Texas political battles and rhetoric
The article recalls The Dallas Morning News role in Texas politics from the 1890s to the early 1900s, criticizing Governor Jim Hogg and his policies, attacking the Bailey feud, and noting editorial stances and public reaction. It mentions criticisms from rival papers, circulation drops in Comanche, and a Bible verse as moral framing.
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Dallas News
Jim Hogg
Texas
Hogg
Galveston News
John H. Reagan
Railroad Commission
Hogg- Clark
Local Social and Military News Pulls Weekend Visits
Personal mentions from Comanche and surrounding towns note visits by Mr and Mrs J C Johnson Houston to Mrs Harris in Comanche and many others including Ensign Len Clardy Brownwood who returns from overseas and chats with Tarleton alumni. Services and relatives are cited with travel and wartime concerns.
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J. C. Johnson
Houston
Dallas
Eugene Stephens
Ensign Len Clardy
Brownwood
Arizona
France
N.N. Durham
Ensign Clardy
Travis
Ted) Durham
Tarleton
England
Durham
Durhams
Europe
J. T. Hiller
Fort Worth
Comanche
Ray Welch
Earl Ray Evans
Joan M. Hathcock
Bainbridge
Georgia
Valley View
Cooke County
Charles E. Perry
Lou Schwartz
Madison
Wisconsin
Lo! Hoffman
Carl House
Stephenville
W. T. House
T. W. Davidson
Tommy
Austin
Winnie Wyche
Mary Peterson
Erick
Oklahoma
Joe Marshall
David Compton
W. Z. Compton
North Texas State ‘Teachers College
Denton
A&m College
N. E. Horner
R. M. Lane
San Angelo
Elmer Isham
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