Democratic Leaders Press Plan to End Two-Third Rule
Democratic leaders push for a majority vote in nominating and seek to bypass the two-thirds rule. They favor viva voce delegates and exclude officeholders, arguing such changes could open doors to graft and undermine state instructions from primaries.
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Destruc
al Smith
New York
Charles J. Greathouse
Indiana
National Democratic Committee
Wisconsin
McAdoo
Smith
Citation by Publication for Pauline Baker Divorce
The State of Texas commands Reeves County Sheriff to publish this citation weekly for four weeks to Pauline Baker before the next district court term in Pecos. The suit No. 2626, filed January 15, 1927, by B. C. Baker seeks a divorce. the court sits April 25, 1927. Return required.
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Pauline Baker
District Court
Reeves County
Pecos
Texas
B. C. Baker
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs, a purified calomel tablet, to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe. One or two tablets at bedtime with water purify the system, with no salts or nausea. Next morning the cold vanishes, appetite returns, and you can eat what you please. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at no drug store.
West Texas Chamber opens Austin bureau for legislative news
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce maintains an Austin bureau at the Littlefield Building with Manager Homer D. Wade in charge. The weekly legislative letter informs West Texans on state matters and committee actions, and requests written inquiries without charge. Wade notes West Texas holds strong influence in the legislature and outlines ongoing committee appointments and cautious optimism for the new session.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Homer D. Wade
Littlefield Building
Wade
West Texas
Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Chamber of Commercce
Stamford
Texas
R. L. Bobbitt
Laredo
Carl P. Phinney
Brownwood
Dewey Young
Wellington
Revenue and Taxation
Lee Satterwhite
Amarillo
Cecil Storey
Vernon
Ranger
Truth and Poetry Brooklyn: A woman’s contradictions in verse
Truth and Poetry Brooklyn presents a portrait of a woman as a paradoxical figure. The speaker calls her both angel and demon, faulted by fear yet capable of fierce acts, faithful yet deceitful, kind yet cruel, shifting persona from morning to evening.
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Brooklyn
Georgie Lapses Into Compliments At Dinner
A child at dinner learns to praise the food after a parental nudge. Georgie samples the soup and quips that there is “pretty good soup, what there is of it.” His mother’s glare prompts the boy to soften his remark with a wry second line about the amount being “such as it is.”
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Little Georgie
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