Potter County totals shift as remaining ballots loom
Across Potter County, late results show Rep Clyde Warwick leading H K Stanfield by margins with 90 uncounted ballots. Other races include tax assessor, county judge runoffs, sheriff’s standings, and a sweep of local offices such as county clerk, tax collector, and treasurer with varied leads across precincts.
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Bexar County
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Wise County
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Washington County
Ernest O. Thompson
Potter County
Ed T. Murphy
Polk County
Olin Culberson
Jackson County
W. Gregory Hatcher
Dallas County
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J.D. Cazzell
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Joe M. Mobley
Houston Taylor
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Negroes Seek Harris County Ballot Access
Several hundred black voters in Harris County alleged denial of admittance to polls during the Saturday Democratic primary. A negro lawyer filed a list of election officials with U S Commissioner Winston McMahon and urged warrants for violating federal suffrage codes.
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Looted Bank Officers View Battle Victims
In Broken Bow Oklahoma on July 24 officers from the First National Bank of Idabel who were robbed of 12000 last Monday arrived to view the bodies of John Leonard 26 and Clay West 17 killed in a gun battle with lawmen. Constable Virgil Darby was wounded but expected to recover. The shootout followed an attempt to arrest West Leonard and Ishmael Burns 21. Burns fled.
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Okla
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John Leonard
McCurtain County
Clay West
Virgil Darby
Paris
Texas
Darby
West
Leonard
Ishmael Burns
Burns
Chicago Board of Trade vows to fight 69 day shutdown
Chicago's Board of Trade rejects a DC order to suspend activities for 69 days starting August 8 over clearing house privileges. President Peter B. Carey says the board will appeal to the Supreme Court, insists the Farmers National Grain Corporation is not a true cooperative, and predicts no closure despite the federal move.
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Chicago Board
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Fergusons Nonchalant Over Latest Success
Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson Texas first woman governor and her husband James E. Ferguson two time governor viewed their latest political success with nonchalance in Austin. Leading the Democratic primary and gaining as votes counted they hoped for a majority to avoid a run off. Messages poured in at their home as campaigners relaxed and others visited the Ferguson Forum offices.
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Texas
James E. Ferguson
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Bay Shore
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Ferguson
Ferguson Forum
Lone Star
Dan Moody
Warwick Leads by 15 Votes in Panhandle State Rep Race
Incumbent Clyde Warwick of Canyon leads Amarillo attorney H. K. Stanfield by 15 votes as six counties report returns for the 123rd district. Final results hinge on about 150 unreported ballots from Potter Oldham and Deaf Smith counties while other races show varying margins. Concurrently Senator Clint C. Small leads rival Dave Shanks by nearly two to one based on early returns.
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Potter County
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H. K. Stanfield
Warwick
Stanfield
Texas
Dave Shanks
C. C. Small
C. A. Frakes
Jefferson County
M. H. Wolfe
Dallas County
R. S. Sterling
Harris County
Irram A. Ferguson
Travis Unty
Tom F. Hunter
Wichita County
Geo. W. Armstrong
Tarrant County
Roger Q. Evans
Bexar County
Frank Putnam
J. Ed Glenn
Bosque County
James V. Allred
Clem Calhoun
Ernest Becker
Canyon
Amarillo
Panhandle
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Court of Civil Appeals
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Perry Pearson
Texas Election Bureau
Coun
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Pearson
Warwick-Stanfield
Sanborn
East Amarillo
Oldham County
Deaf Smith County
Carson
Randall
Standfield
Armstrong
Potter
Oldham
Deaf Smith
Clint C. Small
Perryton
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Kleberg Wins Clear Majority in Texas Democratic Primary
Complete returns from seven counties and partial from four in Texas 14th district show incumbent Richard M. Kleberg leading over three opponents. Final tally: Kleberg 28 168 Barrett 19 516 Britt 2 794 Maloney 568. Kleberg had filled the post after Harry M. Wurzbach's death.
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San Antonio Express
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Kleberg
Barrett
Britt
Maloney
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Texas
Sheppard Comments On Wet Vote After Primary
Texarkana July 24 Senator Morris Sheppard co author of the Eighteenth Amendment reserves comment on the Democratic primary vote regarding a new state driven decision on federal prohibition. He said he would speak after returns are fully tabulated.
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Morris Sheppard
German flyer lands at Julianehaab Greenland
Reuters reports Wolfgang Von Gronau, the German intercontinental flyer, landed at Julianehaab in Greenland after leaving Reykjavik, Iceland yesterday.
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Bandeen to Confer on Tax Matters in Amarillo
D A Bandeen general manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce will be in Amarillo Tuesday to meet with interested Panhandle residents at the Chamber offices from 10 to 4 pm about the W T Co C tax reduction program and other tax matters He will also speak in Borger that evening before Hutchinson County citizens with Wilbur Hawk president of the West Texas Chamber.
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Stamford
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle
Bandeen
Wilbur
Hutchinson County
Thompson Has Rail Job Lead in Panhandle Vote
Col Ernest O Thompson led the Texas railroad commissioner race in Potter Culberson and nearby counties with 5254 votes to 1447 for rival Hatcher and 312 for Culberson. statewide totals at 9 pm showed Thompson 142160 to 140396 for Hatcher with 235 counties counted. Thompson thanked Panhandle voters and pledged gratitude to helpers.
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Panhandle
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Gregory W. Hatcher
Dallas
Thompson
Hatcher
Colonel Thompson
Culberson
Col. Thompson
Austin
Railroad Commissioner of
Texas
Fergusonism Again Revives With Big Lead In Texas Primary
Dallas voters see Miriam A. Ferguson extending her gubernatorial lead over Gov. Ross S. Sterling as returns from 235 to 235 counties show Ferguson with about 264,594 votes to Sterling 191,428 and Hunter 189,944 while the referendum on prohibition and races for attorney general and railroad commissioner unfold.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Ross Sterling
Tom Hunter
Dallas
Texas Election Bureau
Ross S. Sterling
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Hunter
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Clem Calhoun
Amarillo
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Borger Oil Field Worker Killed by Guy-Wire Break
Richard Church a 21 year old oil field worker was killed when a pulley suspended well swab broke and a guy wire struck his back and head near the Crosby lease east of Borger He arrived from Tulsa five days ago and was son of Mr and Mrs M E Church of Tulsa Bert Robertson a fellow worker accompanied the body to Tulsa for services and burial
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Panhandle Plains Officials Vote Totals Listed
County races across the Panhandle Plains show votes for county and state offices including county judges sheriffs tax assessors treasurers district attorneys clerks and legislators. Notable figures include McCulloch Shanks Warwick Porter and Small with multiple incumbents and unopposed candidates.
Connally Declares Economy Key in 1964 Campaign
Senator Connally of Texas says the dominant issue in the presidential race is the economy and predicts November will mark a grand inquest on the Republican record.
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Senator Connally
Texas Today
Funeral rites for Florenz Ziegfeld held in Los Angeles
Funeral rites for Florenz Ziegfeld, master of theatrical spectacles, were held in Los Angeles on July 24. The service aimed for simplicity yet reflected the beauty he loved in life, honoring the New York showman.
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Florenz Ziegfeld
New York
Do You Pay $35 a Month Rent
A real estate prompt invites readers to consider how rent adds up over years and suggests buying a home. It highlights that monthly rent builds equity for someone else and directs readers to The Globe News Want Ads for daily listings of city and suburban homes.
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