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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
4
The Gazette requests all news items for the current issue be submitted by Tuesday noon. Advertisers and correspondents are asked to bear this deadline in mind.
F C Weinert endorses Hon. Joseph Bailey, praising his courage to express convictions and noting Bailey’s clear stance on constitutional government and equal rights. He argues Bailey offers voters honest positions without hidden agendas and urges support in the August 28 election.
Bailey endorses Hobby’s plan to declare martial law in Galveston. Unclear if Mr. Neff approves or opposes the measure.
Democratic nominee Governor Cox states no U S troops will be sent to fight in Europe unless the public supports the decision. He argues this is proper and aligned with democratic oversight.
The staunch Democrat F. Weinert endorses Joe W. Bailey urging votes in the August 28 runoff primary. Supporters line up as Bailey gains party respaldo.
A detailed account of Charles Ponzi exploiting international reply coupons to convert small investments into large gains. The piece traces his sudden rise from a $16 weekly clerk to a millionaire with real estate and bank stakes, while posing questions about legality and ethics as authorities investigate.
A Texas political clash stirs old rumors about Senator Bailey, with critics arguing Bailey cannot be seated while Bailey supporters say he led the field, won a runoff, and now faces Neff in August. The piece mocksVilla and national figures while spotlighting local political tactics.
A Texas primary appeal urges women to back Joseph Weldon Bailey for governor on August 28. The statement from Mrs. Jos A Hautier, county Bailey committee chair, cites Bailey’s past opposition to woman suffrage and his wartime service and gifts of liberty bonds, with support from 87 local signatories.
A compilation of editorial quips cites political bosses favoring trusted candidates, warns against delaying peace with talk of a separate war, notes Great Lakes water levels lowering as prohibition rises water intake, mocks a rumor of potato prices dropping without Palmer, and calls it a canard.
EB MeMater states intent to resume hog farming in September 1990 and continue with monthly activations every 30 days thereafter. The note expresses a recurring schedule for future hog operations.
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