Riggs Seeks County Judge Post in Potter County
J. N. Riggs announces candidacy for Potter County county judge stating he aims to serve all the people and accept the office compensation. He cites experiences as a farmer boy country school teacher and a practicing lawyer.
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J. N. Riggs
Potter County
Mr. Riggs
Local Texas Democrat Seeks Potter County Judge Post
A Texas native and longtime Democrat, the candidate pledges to run for Potter County judge on a platform of efficiency and fairness. He cites 27 years in the area and 16 years of civic activity, promising minimal tax outlay while protecting property and supporting local business.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Commissioners Court
Mrs Ruth Matthews Stine Lines Up for County Clerk
Ruth Matthews Stine of Amarillo campaigns for the county clerk post pledging an economical, courteous, businesslike administration backed by 18 years in office work and six years in real estate. She cites city and county progress and asks voters to judge by her record.
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Ruth Matthews Stine
Amarillo
Potter County Platform Promises Efficient County Government
A candidate pledges to avoid costly service extensions while preserving public buildings and property. He vows to run the Commissioners Court, law court, juvenile court, and probate court efficiently if elected county judge. He asserts taxpayers deserve first consideration in county employment decisions and asks for support in the upcoming primary.
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Commissioners Court
Potter County
Manley A Clary Campaign Tour In Amarillo
Fort Worth candidate Manley A. Clary for state comptroller travels with FE Thornton and G H Brammer through Amarillo to drum up support. Clary, 37, claims he will faithfully administer the office and notes friends filed his name with the Democratic committee without pay. He previously worked for Armour and Company and later the Rock Island Railroad in Fort Worth.
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E. Thornton
G. H. Brammer
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Manley A. Clary
Clary
Thornton
Democratic Executive Committee
Armour and Company
Stamford
The
Rock Island Railroad
Candidate Seeks Public Office Based on Experience and Training
A speaker notes his business contacts in Amarillo and asserts qualification based on training experience and personality. He says he has never held public office before and relies entirely on his salary for support, inviting scrutiny of his claims.
Ladies Lounge Room Coolest Place in Town
The Potter County ladies lounge in the library basement is described as the town’s coolest spot due to courthouse lawn spraying. Women visiting downtown during shopping tours praise the comfort, with Mrs. Margaret Morrow noting cool breezes reach the room.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Margaret Morrow
Treasury report details July 24 balance and yearly totals
Treasury figures show July 24 receipts of 6.48 million dollars and expenditures of 17.96 million, leaving a balance near 2.495 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 15.35 million. For the fiscal year receipts reach 182.72 million with expenditures of 409.69 million, including 203.41 million in emergency spends, yielding a 226.97 million excess. gold assets stand at 7.909 billion.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Sherman Negroes in Court on Ballot Law
Sherman residents, mostly African American, appealed to the Federal Court seeking an order related to a ballot law. The scene centers on how this case intersects with voting rights and local governance. The report notes observers and mentions nearby towns within the Amarillo trade territory.
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Sherman
U.P
Johnson Sues to Permit Democratic Primary Voting
Petition filed by 74 year old John Johnson seeks injunction against county Democratic officials and election judges to allow him and others in similar situations to vote in the July 28 and August 25 primaries. Damages of 10080 dollars are claimed.
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John Johnson
Denison
Democratic Executive Committee
Johnson
Absentee Ballot Suit Filed Against County Clerk
A suit was filed against Charles M. Cole Grayson County clerk after Johnson was denied the right to cast an absentee ballot. The case centers on the denial of absentee voting privileges and seeks relief under relevant election laws.
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Charles M. Cole
Grayson County
Johnson
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