Warner enters governor race against Neff in Texas
Harry T. Warner editor of the Paris Morning News filed as a candidate for governor. He criticizes Governor Neff for delays in school funding and a lack of moral courage while urging a timely special session of the Legislature to remedy Texas public schools. He says his campaign will focus on education amid a broader critique of Neff’s leadership.
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Texas editor Warner linked with Paris papers
The Sun notes veteran journalist Mr. Warner, longtime Houston Post editor, later leading the Paris Morning News in Paris, Texas. He is described as one of Texas’s best-known newspaper men and is referenced amid a discussion of constitutional remedies and a noted price for The Sun’s subscription.
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Daugherty urges state aid to laws at Illinois bar
Attorney General Daugherty told the Illinois State Bar Association that states should assume some burdensome federal problems. He cited prohibition blue sky stock laws white slave traffic anti narcotic statutes and food inspection as areas suitable for state handling. He warned of centralization of power since Civil War and urged stronger state enforcement amid lawlessness and weak moral backbone among enforcers.
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Neff declares bid for a second term as Texas governor
Governor Pat M. Neff announces his reelection bid to the Democratic voters of Texas. He cites his first term’s work, study of state departments, and commitment to truth and duty while asking voters to honor him with a second term on July 22.
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Jitney Driver Stabbed in Sherman Courthouse Area
Sherman June 5. F C Nash 25 known for Jenkins Transfer Co was stabbed in the left side by Oscar Kirke 62 while quarreling near the courthouse lawn after 6 pm Nash kidney wound and serious condition hospitalized at St Vincent's Sani tarium Policeman John C Robertson witnessed the attack Kirke and Nash are Sherman jitney drivers with Kirke operating in the family business Nash with Jenkins Transfer Co.
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Jenkins Transfer Co. Incident Report Notes No Cause Mentioned
County Attorney Hubert Bookout states no cause was given for the attack involving Jenkins Transfer Co. details remain undisclosed. The filing references the case with no further information on perpetrators or motives.
Prize Contest Seeks Rhymes From Dr Price Baking Powder
A public contest invites anyone to submit a four line rhyme using only words from the Dr Price Phosphate Baking Powder label. Prizes range from 100 dollars for first to 8 dollars for 23 consolation items, with a July 1 1922 deadline. Send to Price Baking Powder Factory Chicago Illinois.
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Kirke to face charges after stabbing case developments
This morning officials said charges against Kirke would be delayed. If Nash dies a murder charge will be filed against Kirke. Assault to murder likely if he recovers. Kirke was arrested immediately after the stabbing.
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A reader requests that any personal news be phoned or sent to The Sun. The note emphasizes direct communication and journalist convenience for tip sharing.
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Senator New and primaries in the press
Washington correspondent for the Kansas City Star notes Senator New did not support primaries and the primaries rejected Senator New. The piece mocks the mental effort involved in drafting a bonus law versus a draft law, as observed by the San Diego Tribune.
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