Campaign rhetoric and crossfire in Texas and national race
Palmer promises post offices and H C S reductions to secure nomination. Governor Cox, Democratic presidential candidate, plans a west of the Mississippi campaign with focus on New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. In Texas, Thomason and Neff exchange charges as two gubernatorial hopefuls spar, while the public awaits clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Cox
Ohio
Mississippi
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Texas
Thomason
Neff
Democratic Primary Invitation and Texas Supreme Privilege
A reader is urged to participate in the July 24 Democratic primary to nominate strong candidates such as Bailey and to vote in the November election for preferred candidates, invoking the Texas Supreme Court’s stated privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Supream Court of Texas
Harding and Cox Clash Over Suffrage and Labor Policy
The two presidential candidates diverge on women’s suffrage with Harding opposing and Cox favoring it. Cory backs beer for workers while Harding remains noncommittal for now.
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Harding
Cox
Cory
Harigal’s Blast Urges Citizens to Act on Racial Conditions
Editor Harigal sharpens a call in the LaGrange Journal criticizing conditions between black and white. He says only a blind, deaf, and dumb populace fails to heed duty and follow his lead. He claims many will join in line if they recognize the need to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harigal
The
LaGrange Journal
Impeachment Demand Over Use of Funds Against Palmer
A serious charge says the last Congress appropriation to curb living costs was used to boost Attorney General Palmer for the presidential nomination. If proven, it could provide grounds for his impeachment.
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Palmer
Supreme Court Clarifies Voting Freedom in Primary Case
The court in Key versus Schneider held electors who participated in a primary may vote as they choose in the general election. Also noted are local notices of arrests, assignments, and travels of residents, including Wendtland, Herder family, and Blohlem taking new posts and visits across Cuero, Goliad, Victoria, and San Antonio, with multiple trips and relocations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Key
Schneider
Austin County
Rebellion Again Opens in Mexico Reported by Embassy
Washington wires from the American embassy in Mexico City say officers formerly with General Pablo Gonzales are jailed for plotting against the government. Chiapas is in open rebellion and General Francisco J. Murguia who lost in Michoacan has raised the rebel flag. Generals Barragan Ricaut Blanco and Colonel Fontes have returned from the Unity Office.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
Chiapas
Francisco J. Murguia
Michoacan
Juan Barragan
Alfredo Ricaut
Lucio Blanco
Paulino Fontes
Mexico
Recapitulation of Loans and Financial Totals
The report lists miscellaneous loan and discount figures totaling 609,279.81 with capital stock and surplus funds and undivided profits noted. It shows circulation and building values, rediscounts, cash and exchange, and totals around 730,477.88 with various minor line items and balances.
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Federal Reserve Bank
U.S. & Other
Eers
PMR
Sie Bye
Hemstitching and Picoting Work Offered by Mrs Henkhaus
Hemstitching and picoting work available by Mrs O C Henkhaus. Ring or apply. Phone 57. 41x20.
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O. C. Henkhaus
Merchants and Chamber Propose Marketing Square for Farmers
Lavaca County Merchants and Chamber of Commerce urge farmers to diversify crops and establish a marketing square to connect directly with consumers. The resolution notes cotton and corn fail as sure crops and warns there is no market for surplus produce, urging direct farmer consumer trade.
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Lavaca County
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the Shiner Gazette
J. C. Habermacher
Elula ER. Lane
Shiner, Tex
Printere Mutual Fire Insurance Association
the Gazette
W. K. Keef
Bass Bros. Co
Wilson
Waco
Hiram
Jake
Edmund Herder
Miss Elvera
Fintonia
R. O. Theum
Goliad
Victoria
Alice
D. C. Daniel
David
O.G Blohlem
Desel-Boetcher Co
Yoakum
E. C. Merseburger
Cuero
Miss Mayme
William Reichardt
Corner Drug
Columbus
Houston
Seguin
P. H. Hagens
San Antonio
Otto Dreyer
Wendt
Francis Schaefer
Dr. Kenny
Stella Morgenroth
Lena
Kingsbury
J. M. Canon
Chas. J. Strauss
Paul H. Fertsch
W. E. Parr
Steve Bennett
V. J. Praser
BE. T. Long
T. J. Fitch
RUD
Valenta
Prof
Frank Schoppe
T. BH. Streich
F. K. Bucer
Precinct
Gonzales CO
J.C. Neighbors
L. Menking
W. H. Claiss
Mr. A. G. Lichey
A. G. Lichey
Cal Office of Justice
Lichey
G! Court
Shirspes
Alan
Stadio
Carranza
First National Bank
Shiner
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State OF Texas
Peck Welhausen
Lavaca
C. B. Stratman
Notary Public
C. B. Welhausen
E. F. Wolters
Philip Welhausen
Louis Wagener
FOR Justice OF the Peace Precinct
Hemstitching—Picot
C. L. Williams
Southland Lumber Co
O.W. Miller
G. B. Welhausen
Merchants and Chamber of Commerce
Lavaca Co
United Gotton Growers of America
Hallettsville
Fred Roberts
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