Governor candidates sweep East Texas in final primary push
East Texas campaign trail tightens as nine hopefuls and their managers crisscross from the Oklahoma line to the Gulf ahead of the July 26 primary. The report lists campaign stops for Barton Davidson Collins Pope Burkett James Ferguson Robertson and others, with dates across towns including Dallas Waco Houston Greenville Temple and San Antonio.
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Dallas
East Texas
Oklahoma
Gulf
Texas
Thomas D. Barton
Amarillo
Greenville
Austin
Beeville
Corpus Christi
Houston
Marlin
Waco
Hubbard
Corsicana
Italy
Hillsboro
Itasco
Cleburne
Gainesville
Denton
Fort Worth
Lynch Davidson
Meridian
Glen Rose
Crockett and
Palestine
Rockdale
Cameron
Temple
Hutto
Georgetown
Taylor
Goose Creek
Garland
Mesquite
W. E. Pope
Plano
Sherman
Honey Grove
Cooper
Paris
Clarksville
Mt Pleasant
Sulphur Springs
Rockwall
Terrell
Kaufman
Waxahachie
Valley Mills
Melissa
Winsboro
Tittsboro
Jefferson
Jacksonville
Rusk
Teague
Hearne
Navasota
Bryan
Lockhart
San Marcos
New Braunfels
Joseph Burkett
San Antonio
Floresville
Cannes City
Cuero
Victoria
Yoakum
Halletsville
Wealder
Luling
Seguin
Smithville
Bastrop
Moody
McGregor
Selig
Magic Lake
Horton
Rosenberg
Galveston
Ordell
Belleview
Henrietta
Wichita Falls
Eastland
James E. Ferguson
Miriam Ferguson
Caldwell
Groesbeck
Wolfe City
Royse City
Bowie
T. W. Davidson
Pittsburg
Gilmer
Longview
Tyler
Grand Saline
Mineola
Lufkin
Nacogdoches
Timpson Center
Beaumont
Leonard
Felix D. Robertson
Marshall
Ennis
Oak Cliff
McKinney
Railroad News and Folks by John Moore
The fuel conservation meeting in the Santa Fe reading room drew about fifty officials and employees. Notable attendees included J. M. Nicholson, Topeka engineer, and K. G. Saunders of La Junta. Amarillo citizen A. M. Howe writes on Plains transportation for The Earth. Santa Fe officials sympathize with Hereford grain man W esley Harrison after the loss of his young son in a recent accident.
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Santa Fe
J. M. Nicholson
Topeka
Kan
K. G. Saunders
Western Lines
la Junta
Colo
Plains
Arkansas River
A. M. Howe
Santa Fe Railway
Er. W. Harrison
Hereford
Wesley
Harrison
Santa Fe News Briefs Highlight Travel and Staffing
W E Goodloe joins governors in Carlsbad cave celebration while Rosy Backes plans a Colorado trip and club duties. Lewis Peterson adds station help at White Deer. A Santa Fe service meeting set for July 27. Brakeman L W Stitt takes fifteen days leave for recreation. Traffic safety notes cite seven second crossing waits, yet over 7000 auto fatalities last year.
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Rosy Backes
Santa Fe
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Denver
Manitou
Backes
Here There and Everywhere Vote for Less Whitaker for sheriff
Local notices and brief items on politics and daily life. Mentions vote for Less Whitaker for sheriff and Lynch Davidson for governor with advertising tone. Includes social updates about Mrs Rascoe visiting Clayton NM and Millard Smithson from The Globe bringing his family to Amarillo. Mentions Panhandle Laundry offer and local business chatter.
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D. H. Rascoe
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