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Texas Democratic Convention Elects George A. Carden Chairman
The Texas Democratic Convention ended with George A. Carden of Dallas elected chair of the state executive committee by unanimous vote. The body nominated candidates for lieutenant governor and railroad and land commissioners, and adopted a platform denouncing trusts and monopolies while pledging to enforce anti trust laws.
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George A. Carden
Dallas County
State
Execu
Dallas
Davidson
F. F. Hill
W. D. Willams
Tarrant
L. J. Storey
C. E. Gilbert
J. J. Terrell
Stephens
Gaines
Sam Sparks
Bell
Sparks
Treasury Department
A. B. Davidson
Storey
Hogger Culberson
Terrell
Henderson
Court of Criminal Appeals
Marshall Hicks
Bexar County
Carden
S. I. Robinson
Morris County
Charles Duncan
Titus County
D. H. Cabeen
Fannin County
Silar Hare, Jr
Grayson County
Harry Carpenter
Hunt County
George A. Robertson
James M. Edwards
Tyler
Smith County
E. H. Carter
Center
Shelby County
J. C. Adams
Kaufman
C. M. Smith Deal
Hillsboro
E. A. Wallace
Rockdale
Milam County
T. H. Royder
Wellborn
Brazos County
W. J
Georgetown
Williamson County
W. A. Palmer
San Marcos
Hays County
J. W. Flournoy
Beeville
Bee County
Thomas W. Dodd
Laredo
F. C. Davis
San Antonio
John G. Griner
del Rio
Val Verde
Thomas Bell
Brady
McCullough
R. H. Underwood
Holland
Bell County
W. P. Sebastian
Stephens County
Sterling Buster
Childress
Q. T. Moreland
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
W. S. Jameson
Montague County
Toe Democracy
Texas
Democratic Party