Bailey Speech at Waxahachie Sparks Primary Debate
A large crowd heard Mr. Bailey discuss loyalty pledges and possible vote alignment if nominated, while criticizing Mr. Neff and noting socialist strength in Rochester and O Brien. The event featured strong remarks from W. H. Murchison and highlighted tension within the Democratic primary.
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Texas
Bailey
Neff
Waxahachie
Iether
Thom
Mr. Neff
Mr. Thomason
Thomson
W. H. Murchison
Rochester
O’brien
Gompers
Trotzky
Lenine
Haskell County
Waco
McLen
Bailey Critiques Labor Edict in Texas Race
Bailey accuses Houston and Dallas union organs of inciting anti Bailey sentiment while warning labor could control government. He cites longshoremen strikes in Galveston and opposes labor, capital, and church factions ruling Texas. He defends prohibition and attacks Neff’s land plank as socialist, urging unity to defeat Bailey by backing Neff.
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Houston Labor Journal
Bailey
United States
Mr. Bailey
Democratic Union
Republican Union
Joe Bailey
Neff
Organized Labor
Galveston
Labor
Capital
Catholic Church
Baptist Church
Dallas
Texas
Barry Miller
Tom Love
Nebraska
Kansas
Thomason
Looney
Congress
Europe
Washington
Open and Closed Shops Described as American Ways
He described the closed shop as un American and the open shop as American. These shops are alternatives of the other and a man cannot be for both.
Honoring Her Niece Blanche Mullins of Sherman
Mrs. Oscar Pierce hosted a Friday afternoon party for her niece Blanche Mullins of Sherman. Guests enjoyed games and a fishing contest with Emma Jane Biggers winning first prize and Caroline Simmons second, both candy. Refreshments of angel cake and brick cream were served to about twenty-five. Out of town guests included Biggers, Flora Bess Maxwell, Magdalene Badgett, Frances Pender and Evelyn Kirkpatrick. assistants were Jennie Lee Kirkpatrick Corinne Lilley and Josephine Pierce.
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Oscar Pierce
Blanche Mullins
Sherman
Emma Jane Biggers
Caroline Simmons
Flora Bess Maxwell
Magdalene Badgett
Frances Pender
Evelyn Kirkpatrick
Jennie Lee Kirkpatrick
Corinne Lilley
Josephine Pierce
Farmers Advised To Store Cotton Seed In Lamar County
Paris Texas August 8 Anticipating a low cottonseed market and seed storage needs a Lamar county ginners meeting urged farmers to store seed at ginning time since warehouses cannot provide storage. The resolution notes past seed damage and urges farmers not to sell seed when ginned but to prepare to protect it from heat and decline in price.
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Paris
Texas
Lamar County
Real satisfaction from our fountain service
The Sun offers fountain service by P. J. Pierce & Sons. Subscriptions list The Sun at $1.50 per year in advance and The Sun and Dallas News at $2.25.
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P. J. Pierce & Sons
the Sun
the Sun and
Dallas News
Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days
An advertises a syruphonic laxative “LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN” designed to treat habitual constipation. It claims prompt relief with regular 14 to 21 day use to induce regular action, stimulation, and regulation, noting a pleasant taste and a 60 cent bottle price.
Purebreds Compete At State Fair For SixtyFive Thousand
Texas eyes a record cattle year as State Fair of Texas offers 65000 in premiums across beef cattle, dairy, swine, horses, and sheep. Herefords and Shorthorns lead with 15000 each, Aberdeen Angus 5000, dairy breeds 7500, swine 6000, and horses and mules 7000. New fireproof livestock barns attract top show cattle, bringing many exhibitors to Dallas.
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Texas
America
Four Cowhides For One Pair Of Shoes Declared Too Much
In Marlin on August 10 a local man complains that four cowhides are excessive for making a single pair of shoes. He notes the practice and hints at seeking reform or clarification from authorities.
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Marlin
Local Sale and Shoe Order Noted in Ledger
A buyer sold a hide weighing fifty one pounds for four dollars and sixteen cents and ordered a pair of shoes sent to his house. The purchase was accompanied by a bill for eighteen dollars and eighty cents in a reported Sun publication.
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Texas State Federation of Labor
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Littell
James F. Ballard
St. Louis, MD
Mark
Palm Beach
Marks Bros
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S. H. Montgomery
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