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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
4
The Brownwood Bulletin questions democratic identity by defining a Democrat as one who upholds enduring principles like truth. It contrasts state poll tax rules for men with women voting rights and opposes changes that undermine democracy.
The night after the election Union Labor supporters gathered before the Metropolitan Hotel in Fort Worth and attempted to insult Senator Bailey and provoke disturbance. The scene echoed Denver unrest as unions push closed shop policies, Bailey warns of class rule, and authorities fear potential violence in a Texas city.
The Fort Worth Star Telegram urges all good Democrats to unite behind Mr Neff as the Democratic nominee for governor. It warns that voter abstention in primaries has been high and cautions against bitterness and factionalism to avoid coalitions with Republicans or the American party. The piece calls for solidarity to ensure the party’s continued ascendancy in Texas.
The Dallas News faced critique for its coverage of the 1910 Texas governor race involving Pat Neff and Senator Bailey. It accuses the paper of promoting propaganda, while Bailey refused personal attacks and questioned Neff's ties to labor union demands. Bailey supporters denounce ongoing misrepresentation.
The piece reports Hon. Bob Henry signaling strong support for Neff in the upcoming November election. It questions his haste to align with supporters and draws a parallel to Tom Love rushing into Cox’s camp after opposing Cho for the presidential nomination.
Local ad notes Smith's Best Flour available at Silder and Lacey's store. The short notice highlights pricing and stock in a compact grocery listing.
Mrs. Earnest Queen of Longview spent a weekend visiting Mr. A. B. Queen at his home. Silter and Lacy’s.
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