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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
10
The piece argues public indifference to global arbitration and urges renewed activity. It cites Japan’s expansion, Pacific tensions, and needs for a world tribunal. It then shifts to Vernon local matters including railroad crossing lighting duties, public safety, and tree preservation, ending with election notices for July 24, 1920 and a slate of local races and officials.
The absence of lights at two railroad crossings in Vernon has drawn sharp criticism from residents and local officials. The delay in installing signals raises safety concerns and prompts calls for immediate action by the responsible railway authorities.
Wilbarger county has no resident candidate for the legislature though all four aspirants come from Wichita county. The article urges Wilbarger voters to back B Fr Johnson, praising his ability as a business leader and community builder in Wichita Falls. It notes his roles with the Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce and as district food administrator during the war.
Rumors claim property owners on North Main street plan to destroy front trees to improve property view. Citizens hope the rumor is unfounded or that any decision preserves the attractive streetscape of Vernon.
The Campaign Fund extended for W G McAdoo drew 34438 from Amidon and three friends in San Francisco. Reports also note Villa’s dissatisfaction with Mexican reform prospects and a looming reign of terror, plus partial plans by single-taxers and a fractious radical party.
A pianist describes extreme practice and pain as he aims to defend a time championship by playing up to 62 hours or more. He recounts previous feats in Toronto, mentions 117 hours, 100 hour segments, iodine bandages, methylated spirit sprays, tobacco use, and ferried meals as he memorizes at least 150 pieces including operatic overtures for the challenge against rivals like Schroeder of New York.
Governor Cox mails a telegram to a Louisiana admirer urging ratification of the constitutional suffrage amendment. The piece notes suffrage leaders’ pleasure, Third Party discontent over La Follette, and debate within the party about nominees, citing Bryan’s remarks and a New York Morning Telegraph critique of Texas versus New Jersey in national politics.
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