Amarillo Letter Warns of Hard Times and Political Graft
The editor vents about hard times in Amarillo and urges readers to support local figures. He praises Senator Clint Small, Ernest Thompson, and Phebe Warner while warning against stock slickers seeking easy money. He notes community generosity but laments intolerance and presses for a truth-telling press.
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Amarillo
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Cort
Hoover
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Ballot by Precincts Explained for Amarillo Voters
The notice explains that Amarillo voters may cast county commissioner ballots only for their precinct. Precinct No 1 covers 1 2 3 4 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 20, Precinct No 2 only votes for Precinct 5, Precinct No 3 includes 6 and 16, Precinct No 4 includes 7 and 15. Bring poll tax receipt or exemption certificate. loss allows affidavit. If ballot is mutilated, inform the election judge for a replacement ballot.
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Amarillo
Commission
Campaign outlook optimistic for Brownsville GOP governor bid
Brownsville supporters claim a Republican governor is likely as John F. Grant of Houston campaigns as the GOP candidate in the state’s race. Former candidate Dr. George Butte's 295000 votes compare with Mrs. Ferguson's 423000 in a previous contest. Attorney General James V. Allred predicts a 200000 vote majority in the first primary and travels to Corsicana Sulphur Springs and Wichita Falls for events and voting.
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Houston
George Butte
Ferguson
James V. Allred
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Sulphur Springs
Wichita Falls
Hoover weighs stance on 18th Amendment in acceptance speech
The article notes President Hoover may align with drys by endorsing the current ban in his acceptance address. Republicans would then highlight a candidate leaning toward prohibition and offer voters a chance to weigh the issue. Hoover focuses on precise phrasing as drys press for a clear position.
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Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets July 21
Chicago hogs and cattle saw varied moves with hogs up to 15 cents and cattle mostly steady to higher across weights. Kansas City reported similar firmness with hogs 10 to 15 cents higher and cattle steady to strong, while New Orleans cotton opened softly on lower Liverpool prices and tight early trading.
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Enithe Ted
Stock Market Falters At Upper July Range Inactive Session
New York July 21 The stock market opened steady but failed to break the upper resistance of July trading range. The list was quiet with traders waiting for signals if last week’s rally would resume. Industrials held to small moves while some food shares rails and others advanced. Leaders like Santa Fe Union Pacific Norfolk and Western Delaware and Hudson and others gained marginally.
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Freeport
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