Bryan daily eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1918-1969, 1922-08-02

|rald.)
Uoseph Wei
from Dallas
INVENTION to b,
s September 8
"a delegate 20 the
from Dallas county
i've memories OF the
ition held in that city
James Z. Ferguson and
Don Bailey steam rolled
b. Love and his followers
cted William Poindexter ma
Committeeman.
Adopt Demo Ideals.
hose who control the Dallas coun-
delegation were modest about IL.
lhey only sent two hundred and fif-
III delegates 10 the state convention.
There is large number Of men and
h women delegates who have been 10y
81 SUD Porters Of Joseph Weldon Bal
ley in all his campaigns. Louis 7.
Carpenter heads the delegation. He
is to be a member of the next legis-
lature and Is candidate for speaker
against Lee Satterwhite of the west.
Those Dallas democrats declared
for state rights and went all the way
or a tariff for revenue only; for the
right Of labor to organize and enforce
collective bargaining; for generous
support OF the State University and
all state schools; that private monop-
oily is intolerable and indefensible;
against beer and wine; against law
lessness and vice in every form.
Among the delegates are many rep
resentatives Of the public utility cor
porations.
Cockrell Heads Group.
Mayor +. X. Cockrell Of Fort Worth |
heads the Tarrant county delegation
% the state convention. and prominent
imong the delegates are those who
ought the battles of Wilson and
Vefft in the campaign Of 1920. Tar
ant county democrats indorsed the
sheppard -Towner bill; declared for a
ust minimum wage labor law and
ust child labor law: enfranchisement
4 .Xcent OF the TITAN ~" - I
sing its penalties, support Oh
wide system Of education oy
,a~ 10 be divided between ,ne
u free schools and the hignsI
49, ...,,;ons of learning and lastly
the English language shall be ls the
mage OF instruction in all sehoo.a' .s
~ nublic and private that CONF
N u ,ha provisions CT compulsory
~ a.nce law. Dallas county dem-
serats overlooked west Texas q.
ant county democrats deeiareu .,onoi 1
~ sn' .ssshlishment Of co-educationai
w. NV Tsxas Agricultural and ne,
|shanieal College Of the first class, 80 ga
|th. women leaders Of Tarrant W., We.
sansd s as delegates to the stateeO"-
vention. -.
Harris county democrats declare.
/ Gov the repeal Of Hobby's open pGr'
law which they denounced as IN, IN,
ltolerable and indefensible;. dee'S'sv s ~
lfor the election Of federal judges ps
: l,he people for four year terms; ae
a alaared Tor minimum wage legisiauo,'
I. for ~omen. with an eight-hour max
=. ~ nun. nun. working day and recognizing In' M
N" ms" q labor 70 collective oarss.n
proud Cullen F. Thomas should Zee
severe n. campaigning. He wa
VA "a four decI.,a criticism of five
inv ~ the United SSy the supreme eoui
NY, ~ ltieal oppors state. and now his pC
an 'iarris and N" =. In he county
~. gone him oro '',y Of Honston haS
ar ,iri ~ the election Of ss sed.y By deelarir
o. cool,', 81 vote Of the peon,. Judges
n IN Tar. appears TO be in IN. nay ,,
rs "a ast raht county. He has sn sadS
nd .Crin. Is candidate for re-eIec,;',nn 5nnour m
a ,ba nm ~. lie heads his deIeoo,in 1h ne
d. q Il. Es'es named for the most 'ne ns,. del
= RI, Omit Old Guard 's'
o,,i i"rshee : ousley, W. A H..
,S JIuis US j. Workman. Big Bin D.n;u nange @
r,l.t, ~ me recognized leaders .; "gIs ", an y,
! ha a'n,ne I appear to have been IaS. .ae Of Of
% 10 ueiegation to the state oon,,o.. CO... ..
g,,o. M a glance at the list ~ 'ItSn JoIa
e.. .a'es from Dallas county ,yoDIs i. aele- I ,s
noI;,,l 1Is mat Cullen F. Thomas 1'u ana indi- SI
iba ''lSaI C,an friends and the lesdsrs su ms
foIl,,,..o m DuIoerson forces as well - ,t oi
tSro"'., ,,Owers Of Henry and ouslev as TN. the
tS snrown in the same politioaIS were
erSts. s' oy those. who selected tb' waste doI
T.. 1s-ses. Cato Sells is on tbo Iae rt. DEL
5sva '1n' h, county Farmer Jim 's 10. TOT