Ferguson Fires Up Fort Worth Crowd On Texas Issues
James E Ferguson extols his background from Texas farms to railroading and law, argues for rural education reform, tenant protections, and rail and cotton storage needs, then attacks opponent Tom Ball over prohibition stance and railroad ties, urging unity for a businesslike Texas.
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