Cox campaigns West Texas urging informed vote
Ernest C Ozro Cox, candidate for congressman-at-large Place No 1, tours Austin to El Paso and Amarillo to Wichita Falls warning voters about a change in the ballot method after the 1930 census. He stresses studying issues and using the ballot responsibly as democracy’s safeguard. Congressman John N Garner supports repeal of the 18th Amendment.
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Austin
Texas
Ernest C. Ozro Cox
West Texas
el Paso
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Mr. Cox
State Democratic Committee
Cox
Primary Day in Texas Cast Your Vote
A call to voters on Saturday July 23 for Texas Primary Day urging electors to choose candidates best fitted to discharge duties and balance the budget by reducing expenditures rather than raising taxes.
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Texas
Idaho Senator Borah Rejects Hoover Platform
William E Borah a distinguished United States senator from Idaho expresses dissatisfaction with the Chicago Republican platform and declines to support President Herbert Hoover for reelection.
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William E. Borah
United States
Idaho
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
32 Girl Scouts Inspect Cascade Caves Near Boerne
Thirty-two Girl Scouts attending a scout camp near Comfort will inspect Cascade cavern near Boerne on Thursday. The camp, led by Miss Lillian Jaeggli of San Antonio, runs four weeks with archery, riding, swimming, crafts and hiking. A water pageant is planned Sunday at the camp.
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Cascade Caves
Boerne
Comfort
Cascade Cavern
Girl Scouts
Lillian Jaeggli
San Antonio
Public Building Spending Won’t Cut Unemployment Much
A columnist argues that appropriating billions for public buildings will have limited effect on joblessness in the United States, suggesting skeletal impact on employment levels.
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United States
North Carolina official backs music in high schools
A North Carolina superintendent advocates adding music to high school curricula while not favoring dropping algebra or Latin. The stance emphasizes enriching study without removing existing core subjects.
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North Carolina
Voters urged to participate in July 23 primary election
The message calls on citizens to cast votes in the July 23 primary for candidates believed to ease taxpayers' burden and improve government at local, state, and national levels.
Nine Tenths Preventable Diseases Linked to Constipation
Doctors warn nine-tenths of diseases arise from constipation as poisons taint organs and invite germs. They promote Hlerbine a vegetable cathartic as a natural easy and pleasant preventive and urge readers to obtain a bottle today.
Stationery Advise Touts Printed Sets Over Rubber Stamps
A brief note from The Eagle encourages readers to switch to printed stationery rather than rubber stamp sets, claiming modern style favors printed papers and up-to-date presentation.
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