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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
4
The notice to advertisers warns no news matter can be inserted after Tuesday noon. The four gubernatorial candidates still harp on Bailey but none will commit to a joint debate with him.
William Poindexter holds stump for Jeffersonian policies in North Texas while Bob Henry and Will T Bagby campaign in Central and South Texas. The Senate has blocked President Wilsons nominee Bainbridge Colby for Secretary of State, creating notable opposition to Wilson remarks and policy.
The Gal Dal News begins to sit up and take notice of Joe Bailey with editorials criticizing him. The paper has yet to align with the Bailey party amid limited coverage.
Five thousand people filled the State Rair auditorium in Dallas last Friday to hear Bailey speak. Four hundred were turned away and heard Bailey speakers outside. The crowds appeared eager to hear Bailey wherever he spoke.
Wm Poindexter of Cleburne a leading Democrat aligned with the Fort Worth platform will seek the delegate at large post to the National Convention in San Francisco He will challenge Gov Hobby in a joint debate on current issues and Hobby is expected to face a tough fight.
The Texas Supreme Court holds that women may vote in party primaries under the state act granting suffrage in primaries and that party pledge binding on the elector is not binding on the voter. Voters may participate in Democratic primaries then vote Republican in November.
Announcement notes candidates entering the race in 1920 under the Democratic primaries process. It outlines that eligibility and status depend on July 1920 primary outcomes and party rules.
The letter from E G Senter denounces imperialism and one man power, urging Texas progressives to join Bailey in opposing President Wilson’s expansive executive authority. Senter warns of Versailles treaty risks and Article 10, arguing such power could erase the republic and harm Texas.
Brooms are advertised with price cuts and free delivery. The notice lists several price levels and states affordable options, inviting customers to call for order or delivery.
New York on March 15, 1920 notes Harding Johnson Lowden Wood as likely Republican hopefuls with Wilson Palmer McAdoo Reed Edwards among possible contenders for San Francisco. The Third Party looms with LaFollette Walsh or Frazier. Edwards surprises with State's Rights and four per cent beer platform as New Jersey Governor adds shock value to the contest.
Our New Book-Te Interna tional introduces All Wool samples now on display from Wendtland and Novak. The announcement highlights fabric varieties, textures, and the supplier’s catalog scope for designers and merchants seeking quality wool textiles.
By authority of the Mayor of Shiner Texas the city proclaims an election on Tuesday April 6 1920 at City Hall to elect two aldermen F R Mergenthaler named presiding officer City Secretary J M Canon signs the notice dated March 6 1920.
A livestock sale notice states 100 head of sound gentle Missouri horses mares and mules to arrive Friday March 19. Buyers are urged to see Rheinstrom and Greenebaum Hallettsville Texas for prices and stock quality.
Miss Carmen Aguinaldo daughter of General Emilio Aguinaldo visited Washington in a notable reception at the Congressional Club. Wives of 120 Congress members and two cabinet spouses greeted her as a refined, modest guest. She recited Rizal's My Last Farewell to a Filipino American audience and toured sights like the Capitol, Library, and Washington Monument. She studies at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign and stayed with Mrs Jaime C de Veyra. She praised America yet felt homesick for her father.
The Crystal Cafe announces fresh fish available every Thursday and Friday. Patrons can expect daily specials and a rotating selection of seafood dishes. Local diners are invited to enjoy quick service and affordable prices.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a postcard collection or sale notice featuring Emi Bonorden. readable names are scarce. details about date or location are unclear.
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