Potter County Voting Precinct List
A list of voting precincts in Potter County with school and public building locations. Notable sites include Margaret Wills School 700 Sunset Street and East side of Sam Houston Junior High School. Other precincts reference San Jacinto School and several Amarillo area locations with distances noted.
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Margaret Wills
Sunset Street
Sam Houston Junior High
San Jacinto
Carolina Street
Seventh Avenue
Georgia Street
Church of Christ
Eighth Avenue
Tyler Street
Buchanan Street
North Buchanan Street
Shield of Faith
North
Pierce Street
Sanborn
Roberts Street
Glenwood
Mirror Street
Allison
Amarillo
Sam Houston
Soney
Ady
Pleasant Valley
Masterson
Small Will Open Up Tonight at Mammoth Rally
Senator Clint Small heats up re election bid with a rally at Municipal Auditorium lawn. The event includes a 7 30 band concert, front section for seniors, lemonade and ice cream, speeches by local figures, and a 9 15 introduction of Small by Mayor Ross Rogers.
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Small
Mammoth
Auditorium
Clint Small
Municipal Auditorium
Ross Rogers
Senator Small
Panhandle
Jep Todd
Jay Taylor
Amarillo
Clyde Warwick
Canyon
Gene Howe
Clayton Heare
Shamrock
J. O. Gulerie
James Mahan
Childress
Wilson Cowen
Dalhart
John Star
Americans at San Sebastian in danger amid Spanish civil war
United Press reports Gen Emilio Mola proclaimed a new Republican government in Burgos while chaos grips San Sebastian. Foreigners, including Americans, seek refuge in embassies as warships from France and the United States move to aid escape efforts.
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Reynolds Packard
United Press
Emilio Mola
Spain
Mola
Burgos
San Sebastian
United States
Washington
China
Spanish
France
Potter County Confronts Biggest Primary Election in History
More than 11 000 Potter County voters eligible, a record for turnout. Exemption certificates rise by 400 since 1934 while poll tax payments stay similar. Local races include Underwood vs Henry Bishop for district attorney and Adams vs McGaugh for sheriff. The big show centers on state and county posts with wide open contests and potential runoffs.
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George May
Potter County
Jewell Davidson
Robert E. Underwood
Henry, Bishop
W. M. Adams
W. M. McGaugh
Clint C. Small Curtis Douglass
State Post
Marvin Jones
John R. Miller
Townsendites
C. Gibson
Texas
Atto
Howard Anderson
James G. Lumpkin
E. E. Jordan
Fred Co. Reeder
Dallas
Lindbergh Gets Praise for His Frank Address
Berlin reports praise for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh after a luncheon address on the looming European war. German officials and aviators lauded his frank warning that aviation has shifted defense to attack and that families and cultural institutions are exposed to bombardment.
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Lindbergh
Berlin
Charles A. Lindbergh
Truman Smith
United States
Mrs. Lindbergh
Amarillo Forecast: Warm, Fair Through Weekend
Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas shows fair skies tonight and through Saturday with continued warm temperatures. New Mexico will also see generally fair conditions with little change in temperatures. Amarillo observed 72 and 97 degrees earlier today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
No Free Rides Warns Texas Election Law Violations
Potter County Democratic chairman C C Gibson states no one may provide voters free transportation to polls under Texas law. He asks candidates to observe the rule. Election judges may reject ballots if they know a voter was brought to the polls in violation of the law.
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Texas
C. C. Gibson
Potter County
Democratic Party
Gibson
James V. Allred
Allred
Pampa Truckers deny hanging Senator Small during protest
Pampa truckers contest an allegation they hanged Senator Clint Small on a float during last Saturday's demonstration. Carl Brashears, vice-president of the Pampa Truckers Association Club, says the float did not name Small, and the action was a protest against the 7000 pound truck load limit. Several officials attribute the scene to Texas truckers and note the show featured a hanging over a winch line as dissent over weight limits.
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Pampa
Clint Small
Carl Brashears
Truckers’ Association
Pampa Club
Brashears
Globe News
Texas Truckers
C. Busby
E. M. Keller
Texas
R. H. Waters
Truck Association
Amarillo
Government Troops Split Rebel Force in Spain
Madrid reports that government troops advancing north of Madrid have split Gen. Emilio Mola’s rebel columns. A former parliamentary deputy confirmed by telephone that Mola’s two columns were divided as the Jadraque and Guadarrama efforts were disrupted by an air attack.
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Lester Ziffren
United Preas
Madrid
W.P
Emilio Mola
Mola
Guadarrama
Jadraque
Roosevelt listens as Landon speech is delivered at Topeka
In Yarmouth on July 24 President Roosevelt sits with his party and three sons aboard the Potomac to hear Alf Landon's acceptance address. Roosevelt offers no immediate response, suggesting rebuttal will come in a campaign address.
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Yarmouth
N. S
U.P
James
Franklin
John
Roosevelt
Potomac
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Sally Loses Two Bubbles Shifts to Fan Dance
Fort Worth Texas July 24 Sally Rand abandons bubble dance after two large bubbles are blown into the audience causing damage and investment of 50 dollars. She will perform the fan dance at 8 20 PM nightly with bubbles used only when winds stay calm at Casa Manana audience.
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Fort Worth
Texas Breezes
Sally Rand
Sally
Chicago
Casa Manana
Douglass to close Panhandle campaign in Amarillo rally
Panhandle attorney Curtis Douglass plans a final campaign rally in Amarillo at Ninth Avenue and Taylor Street at dusk with an open air meeting broadcast on KGNC. He has campaigned against Clint C Small in the 31st Senate district and spoke in Borger Thursday night.
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Curtis Douglass
State Senate
Amarillo
Douglass
Ninth Avenue
Taylor Street
KGNC
Borger
Clint C. Small
Circus Tent Collapse Kills Two Injures About 30 in Walkathon
In Trenton New Jersey a thunderstorm gale blew down a circus tent during a walkathon. More than 200 people were trapped as the canvas collapsed and rolled 50 yards dragging victims. The dead are Bingo Farino 25 of Trenton and Joseph Pierce 28 of Jamesburg New Jersey. Promoter Josh Kitchens 42 of Oklahoma City suffered a fractured shoulder.
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Trenton
N. J
Bingo Farino
Joseph Pierce
Jamesburg
Josh Kitchens
Oklahoma City
Train kills unidentified man near Fort Worth
An unidentified young man about 25 years old and fair haired was found dead on a railway track near Fort Worth. He stood roughly 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighed about 175 pounds. The body was found early today with severe mangling.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Merit Not Residence Is What Counts Editorial
The Globe argues it is qualification for office that matters not the voter's place of residence. It defends Clint Small, Colonel Ernest Thompson, and Congressman Marvin Jones as capable Panhandle representatives and denounces district prejudice in campaigns.
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The
Globe
Clint Small
Amarillo
Ernest Thompson
Marvin Jones
Panhandle
Potter County to Open Democratic Primary Polls with Named Officials
C C Gibson announces election judges and clerks for 27 precincts in the Democratic Primary. Precinct 1 staff includes Floyd L Sloan and J W Ross. Precinct 2 lists H H Trolinger and Don Crossett among others. poll boxes set for tomorrow.
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Potter County
C. C. Gibson
Floyd L. Sloan
John Garvey
J. W. Ross
W. B. Tarwater
W. L. Burns
James Sellars
Henry Rietman
J. N. Browning
H. H. Trolinger
Don Crossett
Fern Curtis
H. M. Britt
Hattie Simpler
Etta Atkinson
John Carney
Pansey Morris
J. P. Burgess
J. W. Long
Precincts Schedule Evening Parley at 7 15
Potter County precincts will hold meetings at voting places tomorrow evening at 7 15 to elect delegates to the county Democratic convention on August 1. The turnout aims to boost attendance, with precinct judges acting as temporary chairmen. There are 27 precincts, and delegate numbers depend on gubernatorial votes in the last general election.
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Potter County
Precint
Johnson Street
Central Fire Station
Fourth Avenue
Tyler Street
McKinley School
Adams Street
Woodlief
Sixteenth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Harrison Street
Fowler
Fillmore Street
Pierce Street
Reid Grocery
West Nineteenth
Badger
Wolflin
Hughes Street
Bivins
Milam Street
Gibson
Democratic Party
Globe News Election Party Details
The Globe News invites readers to its election party with rapid tabulation of returns. A loud speaker system, multiple editions, and long distance lines will relay results from 8:20 p m to 1 20 a m Sunday. Attendees are asked not to phone or ascend the newsroom.
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Globe News
Globe- News
Globe-News
Texas Election Bureau
Globe News Office
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Serene TC
Clint C, Small
Senate
Potter
W. 5
B. Blackburn
Hubert G. Cole
John Crudgington
Blackburn
Hubert Cole
Europe
Hans H. Dieckhoff
Foreign Office
Wendy Barrie
Landon
John Maynard Lbr. Co
McMurtry Paints
Alfred
BE. Ferguson
Roy Sanderford
Miriam A
Ma” Ferguson
Globe-News Election Party
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