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Newspaper
Mexia Daily News
Location
Mexia, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
4
The Mexia paper lists KE Boyd as editor and GARLAND ADAIR as secretary treasurer with GL TATU as editor and advertising manager. It notes second class matter entry on February 26, 1919, at Mexia Post Office under federal law.
Denison Herald notes assistant governor confronts state capital correspondents over Fergusons dope. Officials threaten reduced access while foreign correspondents may still obtain entry. Papers refuse full handouts to avoid libel, but reporters adapt to bypass closed doors and keep news flowing.
Westminster College of Tehuacana meets Burleson College of Greenville in Greenville for the district championship. The winner advances to face John Tarleton for the Texas junior college state title. Controversy over games counted as forfeits and a last minute ruling kept Westminster in the race.
The United States may withdraw the bond shipping privilege for Canadian railways from Detroit to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Large numbers of Canadian National and Grand Trunk locomotives have been dismissed as enforcement lapses are blamed for liquor smuggling on bonded cars.
In New York a man wakes to a wakeful morning wondering if a shot was fired by his wife or a burglar. The remark notes how stockings for Christmas presents may influence fashion and behavior in households.
The Houston Post-Dispatch urges Hal Moseley and John Cage to act independently of Jim Ferguson. It argues the highway commission must abandon secret sessions and Ferguson Forum advertising, adopt open bidding, and allow any reputable surety firm.
Washington dispatch notes the Chapman pardon saga tests presidential power and court interpretation. If Chapman rejects a pardon and is hanged, it would create a constitutional puzzle as courts weigh commuting a sentence versus execution and the possibility of perpetual execution-proof reliance on lingering federal review.
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