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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
4
The fourth annual automobile show opened in San Antonio yesterday and will run seven days. Texas has approximately 300,000 women voters this year. Houston will have a new majestic theater to cost about 1,000,000.
Lavaca county reports 8871 qualified voters this year, up from 4878 in 1920 and 5111 in 1921, indicating growth in the electoral pool.
On Saturday April 1 1922 Texas launched its tick eradication drive marking the start of a statewide campaign to combat tick-borne diseases. Public health officials urged ranchers and communities to participate and report progress in the effort.
The National House of Representatives appropriated 17 million dollars to provide hospital facilities for war veterans. The measure aims to expand medical care and support for veterans nationwide.
William Gibbs McAdoo shifts base to California as he positions for the next Democratic presidential nomination, signaling strategic focus in the West.
President Harding has decided not to participate in the forthcoming senatorial and congressional campaigns, a decision described as sound judgment by supporters.
Former emperor and king Charles I of Austria and Hungary dies in exile at Funchal Madeira from pneumonia. His death ends a long exile after World War I and is reported as the demise of a former monarch.
H L Henry of Waco announces his bid for the United States Senate arguing states rights top the public agenda as the election issue.
The reader questions low voter turnout for school trustee races. Many residents seem indifferent to how schools are run or content with the current board’s management.
Petition drives statewide urge Governor Neff to convene an extraordinary session to address funding for public schools in the coming year. The move reflects broad concern over education finance and legislative action.
Captain Roald Amundsen of Norway arrives in New York to organize a ten man expedition to the North Pole. The voyage will sail from Seattle on June 1 with two airplanes aboard and daily radio communication with Washington to be maintained.
Senator Culberson writes that the Ku Klux Klan is an enemy to the government and urges steps to destroy it. He asserts state power to curb Kluxism is ample and says a legislative session may be convened to fill any legal gaps.
Bernard M. Baruch argues the farmers face deep roots of discontent with wide impact on national well being. He stresses agriculture as vital to production, people, and cities, urging balanced policy, steady farming profits, and careful production planning amid postwar change.
Miss Annie Webb Blanton state superintendent will not seek re election but may run for Congress in the thirteenth district to fill the unexpired term of Lucian Walton Parrish deceased Prof Bentley of McAllen and Prof Marss assistant state superintendent are in the race to succeed Blanton
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