Prohibition Vote Returns Show 6000 Majority for Antis
Latest unofficial counts from Texas reflect a large Antis majority in the statewide prohibition election. In Zapata County, a border area southeast of Laredo, returns indicate Antis leading by about six thousand votes. Two delayed telegrams report Fort Worth planning a prohibition meeting, while final statewide tallies were incomplete with several counties missing.
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Fourteenth Annual Texas Farmers Congress Address
Mr Carson opens the fourteenth annual Texas Farmers Congress at A and M College, praising Texan farmer cooperation. Judge Gough and John At Carson Jr deliver remarks on freedom, effort, and advancing Texas agriculture with emphasis on cotton, industry, and the need for better training in Texas institutions. Texas leaders and college officials urge continued support for the college and its link to state resources.
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