Amendments to be Voted On July 23 in Texas
Five constitutional amendments would go to Texas voters on July 23. Proposals cover legislator travel pay cuts and daily limits, poll tax rules for electors, abolishing the board of prison commissioners, executive officer salary ranges, and Confederate soldiers and widows pensions with tax implications.
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Texas
State of
United States
Board of Prison Commissioners
Lynch Davidson
T. V. Davidson
Honey Grove
Alderman Saunders
City of Bonham
Main Street
Third Street
Sixth Street
Center Street
Fifth Street
Fourth Street
Oriental Street
Court House Square
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Death of Allen Hallum After Long Illness
Allen Hallum died after a prolonged illness that began during military training at Camp Bowie. He married Edna Sharp of Bonham, survived by his wife and parents, and was buried in Odd Fellows Cemetery after services at the Baptist church conducted by Dr. J. L. Truett. The Leonora Graphic notes the family-friendly community response.
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Allen
Hallum
Camp Bowie
Ife
Jong
Edna Sharp
John Hallum
Baptist Church
J. L. Truett
Whitewright
Odd Fellows
Leonora Graphic
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Pheoe Richardson
North Main
MR. Merchant
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Bonham
Bonham Tire Company
Oscar Hackley
Brannon Jewelry Co
North Side Square
S. S
Wale
Atlanta
Gart S.S.S
S.S.S
Withtcord Tires
Jone
Cleveland
Ies F. C. B
Fitzgerald-Youree Motor CO
Bonham, Texas
Cleveland Automobile Company
Ohio
Sera G
Arge
Fyory & Cos
Iga
Calumet Waffle
Deatil
L. A. Cone
Mr. Inglis
Hassell & Caldwell Co
Lee M. Myers
E. J. Hairston
Pw Square
Court House Lawn
City of
Pierce Square
Court House
Ham
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