Freedom and government tyranny in early American debate
A tirade against Puritanical control and the erosion of individual rights cites the Bill of Rights and Democratic ideals. It critiques majority rule, praises liberty, and urges repeal of the eighteenth amendment while commenting on President Harding’s disarmament conference and economic policy. The piece praises Stephenville's Tribune edition and laments monetary restraint.
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United States
Dorothy Tix
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Hollow mockery over federal control of railroads in spasm
Opinion piece criticizes efforts to curb federal power over railroads, citing Texas congressman Lucian W. Parrish and other lawmakers. Author argues centralization harms state sovereignty, notes disregard for woman suffrage and prohibition, and warns of rising crime and heavier government burden as power shifts to Washington.
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Cummins
Lucian W. Parrish
Congress
Texas
United States Senate
Culberson
Washington
Parrish
New York
New Jersey
Laquor
Business Men in Politics Address Fort Worth Club
Judge W F Ramsey of the Dallas Federal Reserve urges self reliance and citizen participation, arguing for government by the people with a balance of business, professional, and agricultural voices. He criticizes progressive trends, notes unemployment among 600,000 ex servicemen, and praises the Fed system’s role amid national challenges.
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Fort Worth
Advertising Club of
W. F. Ramsey
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Washington
Austin
United States
Commonwealth
Texas
Harding
Europe
Fourth Methodist quarterly conference praises church progress
The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist church was an inspiring event with Rev. T. S. Barcus presiding. Reports showed membership gains and strong finances. New stewards elected include F. E. Adams A. S. Harris Dr. J. M. Cochran and several others. A social hour followed a cafeteria style supper of fried chicken and pie.
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The
Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society
T. S. Barcus
Brownwater
F. E. Adams
A. S. Harris
J. M. Cochran
I. T. Clemons
Clarke
Brightman
R. V. Adams
J. A. Jee
Lucius Elkins
A. P. Mercer
G. A. Greene
J. H W. Prater
J. E. Dunn
Missionary Society
J. T. Clemons
Weekend Religious Services Announced
Preaching is set for next Sunday at 11 a m and a union service will be held at 7 30 p m at the Methodist Tabernacle.
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Jno. M. Barcus
I. D
Fort Worth
Methodist Tabernacle
Thomas Market Offers Pure Hag Lard at Special Prices
Todd and Jennings advertise pure hag lard at 12 cents per pound with special prices in oil cook stores next week. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Todd & Jennings
Oliver sulky plows offered at real bargains
Todd and Jennings advertise several Oliver mold-board breaking sulky plows at bargain prices.
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Oliver
Todd & Jennings
Ftfe
Swift's Sliced Bacon Sold At 45 Cents Per Pound
Store reports Swift's sliced bacon priced at 45 cents per pound as a promotional offer. Purchasers are advised to seek additional details at the counter or local ad inserts for dates and quantities.
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Swift
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