Re organizing the Democratic Party Faces Tense Debate
The piece outlines a November meeting in St. Louis called by National Chairman George White to discuss party plans and a possible reorganization led by Thomas B. Love. It argues genuine reform requires adherence to states rights local self government and economy, criticizing current leaders and urging a return to Democratic principles before any changes. It also touches on railroad wage issues oil prices the Golden Rule and Texas events like the State Fair and Cotton Palace opening in Waco.
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Democratic Party
George White
St. Louis
Thos. B. Love
South
Woodrow Wilson
Morris Sheppard
Thomas B. Love
Thomas RB. Love
Neff
Onc
Calls for Tax Law Reform and Fairness Across Counties
The piece criticizes the current tax system for unfair burden distribution among counties and individuals. It recalls historic efforts by Governors to revise assessments, notes failures to enact two-class taxation, and points to deference to market value with county-level variances. It questions executive use of force in the Lorena affair probe and mocks the grand jury’s use of Texas Rangers and militia.
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Campbell
Williamson County
Colquitt
Board of Equalization
Neff
McLennan County
Lorena
Texas Rangers
Editorial Side Lights on War and Democracy in Texas
The Brownwood Bulletin critiques Cullen Thomas for campaigning on universal peace while questioning his stance on democracy and state rights. It cites Neff era reforms, bootlegger rhetoric, and rising crime, arguing for a return to constitutional governance and fiscal restraint. It notes Texas penitentiary debt and past surpluses, urging taxpayers to demand capable leadership. doe's Market. Fresh cheese 30c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullen Thomas
Brownwood Bulletin
Thomas
United States
Morris Sheppard
Senate
League of Nations
Mr. Thomas
Washington
United States Senate
Wilson
Democracy and party reorganization in the jazz age era
An Albany News editorial laments Democratic leadership and reorganization while invoking Wilsonian democracy. It questions current party unity, cites Albert Burleson and George Robinson, and argues democracy endures despite factional confusion amid a looming political storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany News
Democratic Party
Wilson
Albert Burleson
George Robinson
Waco Times-Herald
Albert
Tom Walker
Port of Liberty
Morris Sheppard
Pat Neff
Banks advertise to build communities and explain banking functions
Denton records show Fort Worth banks fund and share $12,000 yearly for joint advertising of banking functions for individuals and the community. Bankers argue modern banks use merchandising methods to educate the public about banking and to support local growth, noting unbanked dollars hinder community prosperity.
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Fort Worth
If You Mark the Sparrow Poem Fragment
A reflective verse urges compassion for the fallen and struggling, noting that those who aid the injured sparrow are praised by angels. It contrasts the mercy shown by helpers with the disdain of mockers, and envisions a distant light beyond sunset where sorrows vanish.
Hauling Service Advert by H Donoho
Local hauling offer by H Donoho promotes two trucks ready for prompt service. Contacts include call 22 and residence 356-0 with location in Sife a NTal.
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H. Donoho
Joy Brought Into Ho Lydia E Pinkham Letter
A letter from Mrs. C. W. Benz of Altoona Pa credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving a pregnancy and producing a healthy four month old baby. The note urges women with female ailments to try the remedy and mentions a photographed baby as proof of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Benz
Childr
C. W. Benz
3Rd Ave
Altoona
Cotton Palace Specials From West Texas Planned
Stamford Texas reports the West Texas Chamber of Commerce arranging with MK& T to run a special train from Rotan to Waco on Oct 29 for West Texas Day at the Cotton Palace. The Cotton Belt is also asked to run a train for the Comanche Hamilton region to bring the largest delegation of West Texans to the event.
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Cotton Palace
Waco
Cotton Belt
Stamford
Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
MK. & T. Railroad
Rotan
West Texas
Comanche
Hamilton
Thursday Dinner Club and Weekly Social Groups
A compact listing of weekly and biweekly clubs with meeting days. Miss Frances Burks heads As You Like It Thidge club on Thursdays 6 pm. Mrs Geo Simmons leads Why Not 42 club Tuesdays 4 to 6 pm. Mrs M K Witt presides Merry Matrons Wednesdays 4 to 6 pm biweekly. Mrs James D P Stack leads Friday Afternoon Bridge 3 pm. Study Club meets first and third Thursdays at the high school library led by Mrs Wil Carpenter. East ward and West ward meet on specific Fridays with presidents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missa Frances Burks
Thidge Club
Geo. Simmons
M. K. Witt
James DP. Stack
Priday
Ro T H. Moore
High School Library
Wil Carpenter
Parent-Teacher Association
East Ward
C. R. M. Dudley
West Ward
Catarrhal Deafness and Its Cure Claim
The notice argues catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucosa and cannot be treated with local applications. It claims a constitutional remedy via Hall's Catarrh Medicine and offers a free sample guarantee to prove its cure.
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Hall
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Tehavior
Dallas
Dallas News
Gatesville
State Asylum
Austin
Temple Mirror
Bryan Eagle
Ferguson
William Pettus Hobby
Doe’s Market
Denton Record Chronicle
Society Directory
Wayne Hill
the Tailor North Side
Todd @ Jennings
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