Lowden Viewed as Front-Runner for 1928 Republican Nomination
Washington observers consider Frank C. Lowden of Illinois as the best bet for the 1928 Republican nomination, with Dawes and Watson split over farm policy influence. Lowden’s practical farming background and broad understanding of national issues boost his standing among capital politicians.
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Would Call Rally of Texas Farmers
Orange Texas July 6 Lynch Davidson said if nominated for governor he will convene a conference of leading Texas bankers and farmers to stabilize farm product prices. He urged action before the general election and attacked Attorney General Dan Moody on Prohibition. He predicted Oscar Colquitt would head the highway commission if Moody is nominated.
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