The League of Nations Debate Split in Democratic Ranks
A political essay attacks President Wilson and the League of Nations, arguing party lines melt amid foreign policy clashes. It cites Hiram Johnson of California condemning wartime censorship and urges voters to choose independence over entangling alliance commitments.
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Open and Closed Shop Fights stir Texas Politics
Congressman Thomas L. Blanton urges unity against a closed shop influence and defends open shop norms amid a Texas primary dispute over labor unions. The piece notes census figures, union leverage, and the clash between Bailey and Neff on open vs closed shop policies with limited voter participation.
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Legislature in special session over voting rights conflict
In a special Austin session under Governor Hobby the Texas legislature debates a federal voting amendment that overrides state poll tax rules. The piece accuses lawmakers of constitutional evasion and questions whether two thirds will back changes to restore state control and justice.
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Democratic calls urge primary fraud probe over fundraising
The piece argues the Democratic organization should investigate methods used in the last primary to protect Governor nominee integrity from fraud. It notes Brownwood News predicting Senator Bailey’s 1922 Senate bid and cites low Gatesville population, Hamilton population, and Coryell county population decline since 1910.
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Angler which Flag Debate Frames Election Issue
Strident call rejects League of Nations alignment and urges Americans to defend progressivism and independence. Speaker contrasts imperial diplomacy with time honored policy and emphasizes sovereign national choices in the upcoming November vote.
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