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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1924

Page

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Great Commoner Bryan Addresses Dallas Crowd

William Jennings Bryan spoke at the State Fair Coliseum in Dallas on the topic Is the Bible True. The speech aired on Dallas News and was audible via radio across the city. He aimed to be a Democratic delegate to the national convention citing support for Dr. Albert Murphee and the South. He urged a dry progressive nominee and praised Coolidge and Mellon while criticizing the Mellon tax bill.

Bryan State Fair Colliseum Dallas Junction Eagle Florida Albert A. Murphee University of Florida Murphee Coolidge Mellon

Denton Editor Will Edwards Seeks Lieutenant Governor Nomination

Will C. Edwards of Denton records his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor in the July primaries. The Denton Record Chronicle editor and business leader is praised by the Texas Press for honesty and efficiency and urged by supporters to win the state post. The piece contrasts Democratic principles with Republican aristocracy and cites Garner and Mellon bills in political debate.

Will C. Edwards Denton Denton Record Chronicle Will Edwards Edwards Texas Press Bryan Eagle

Barton Announces for Governor with Far-Reaching Reforms

Amarillo Adjutant General Thomas D. Barton enters Texas gubernatorial race presenting a platform on prison reform ending farm prisons and supporting tax reform. He calls for a State Equalization Board to enforce fair valuations, stronger law enforcement, and opposition to government ownership of nonessential businesses. He pledges to veto tax increases and to uphold equal protection in courts.

Thomas D. Barton Amarillo Barton Pardon Board Texas

Improvements Underway at Tourist Park

The Tourist Park driveway was graded and is now being graveled. Holekamp street east to the river is also being graveled, enhancing the park’s appearance for summer visitors. A new well and pump provide pure cool water for campers. further improvements depend on available funds. Contributions by county pecan park fund and local businessmen funded grading graveling and the well. a donor list will be published next week.

Holekamp Street County Pecan Park Fund

Poll taxes likely rise beyond 1921 and 1919 totals

Report outlines 1923 poll tax payments by voting boxes and exemptions with a total already at 1,237 voters and 60 exemptions, and notes expected increases as tax books close. Historical figures show 1919 907 taxes plus 175 exemptions for a 1,082 voting strength, and 1921 1,290 taxes with 71 exemptions totaling 1,361.

Honor Roll From Various Cities And States

A list of students and residents named for honor roll from Hot Springs New Mexico to Dallas area towns including London, Telegraph, Roosevelt, Sonora, Bronte, Balmorhea, Philadelphia and Algiers. Names include Frances Graham C W Herbst Bascom Stevenson Ed Hageman Tom Wilson J J Smith K D Richardson Ernest A Hamer S K Jackson W M Keen EK Patterson O B Fleming W L Millsap Ed Barefield Leon Powell Jim McDonough M J Parker Mrs W A Harding Mrs V F Hamilton Sam P Harden.

Frances Graham Hot Springs New Mexico C. W. Herbst London Bascom Stevenson W. McComb Sonora Ed Hageman Bronte Texas Tom Wilson Roosevelt J. J. Smith City K. D. Richardson Ernest A. Hamer Philadelphia Penn J. J. Chapman S. K. Jackson Yates W. M. Keen EK. R. Patterson Balmorhea O. B. Flemin Telegraph W. L. Millsap Ed Barefield Leon Powell Jim McDonough M. J. Parker Harper W. A. Harding Algiers Louisiana V. F. Hamilton Sam P. Harden Richardson

California governor and senator candidate tied to Progressive Party

A California native who served as governor from 1911 to 1917 resigned to join the United States Senate. He was reelected to the Senate last year and is among Republican presidential hopefuls. In 1912 he helped organize the Progressive Party and was Roosevelt’s vice presidential nominee.

California United States Senate Progressive Party Theodore Roosevelt

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William J Bryan Republican Party Garner Uvalde Thos. D. Barton Oscar Terry Gilkison Europe Puirror AECK Hiram Johnson
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