Texas Voters Favor Men Over Prohibition in Primary Result
The Texas primary results show voters favored individual candidates over the prohibition issue, with many counties supporting Ferguson and submission while others backed Morris and submission. In the U S Senate race antis outpolled pros, and outcomes across chief justice and railroad posts reflected personality and record more than single issues. A runoff between Colquitt and Culberson looms, with expectations of low turnout and possible Culberson advantage among pro voters.
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Texas
Friends of Submission
Beaumont
el Paso
North Texas
Ferguson
Morris
Phillips
Yantis
Terrell
James E. Ferguson
Waco
United States
Senate
Jeff McLemore
Daniel E. Garrett
Garrett
McLemore
Jenkins
Hall
Winnie
Davis
Halbert
Ecientio State Treasurer
Edwards
Baker
O.o
Allison Mayfield
Robbins
Mayfield
White
B. F. Looney
John W. Woods
House of Representatives
Looney
Woods
Harris
Galveston
Duval
Bexar
O. B. Colquitt
Chas. A. Culberson
United States Senate
Brooks
Campbell
Culberson
Colquitt
Postmaster General Burleson Pushes Penny Postage Prospects
Washington August 2 Post master General Burleson told the National Association of Postmasters that raising second class mail revenues and cutting rural extravagance, plus cutting rail mail payments under the new space basis, could allow a penny postage proposal to Congress next year He praised the space provision as a step toward adequate rail pay but only for services received He predicted a postal surplus of 4 to 5 million dollars and warned against political waste he said could justify moving toward penny postage.
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Washington
Burleson
National Association of Postmaster’s Convention
Congress
Sonid Burleson
Revival Meeting at Curry School House Draws Large Crowds
Large crowds attend Revival Meeting led by Rev. J. E. Anderson of Waco at Curry School House. The event began last Wednesday night with strong interest and broad invitations extended to all.
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Curry School House
J. E. Anderson
Waco
Cameron Plans City Clean-Up Day
Mayor Sam Hefley has declared Friday August 4 as Cameron Clean-Up Day. The city health department urges residents to clean premises and stack trash for pickup wagons so Cameron may be known as one of Texas cleanest cities.
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Sam Hefley
Cameron
S. M. Burns
Wesley Stevens
Telephone Co
Cameron Water Power and Light Co
Dan Tyson
Ed Adams
Grant Lumber Co
J. H. Gandy
Enterprise
J. J. Michalka
Marshal Holtzclaw
Temple Boosters Arrive in Cameron for Bell County Fair
Temple Boosters visit Cameron at 5 20 PM for a 30 minute stop to promote the Bell County Fair slated for Temple later this year. Local officials welcome the officials and preview fair plans.
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Cameron
Temple
Bell County
British French Again in Advange
London reports renewed heavy fighting on the Somme front with French and British forces pressing German lines. Russian forces push in Volhynia as Germans retreat on the Stokhod. Canadians and Royal Munster Fusiliers raid German trenches near Ypres and Loos. Rome notes Italian gains on Tonezza plateau. Turks driven from positions toward Sivas and Kharput.
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London
Somme
France
Volhynia
Stokhod
Hill 129
Tthe River
Hardecourt
Maurepas
Hem
Delville Wood
Waterlot Farm
Trones Wood
Maltzern Farm
Ypres
Royal Munster Fusiliers
Loos Salient
Hohenzollern
Berlin
Thorndale imposes lid on cold drinks and ice cream parlors
Constable Martin visited local stands Sunday informing owners that prosecutions would follow further sales. Sanitary Confectionery closed and Cozy stopped sales while T. D. Zacharias paused briefly before resuming. It is unclear if complaints were filed or what action will be taken, with likely dismissal possible.
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Thorndale
Martin
T. D. Zacharias
Thorndale Thorn
Elizabeth Walters and Shield Married in Cameron
Miss Elizabeth Walters and Mr Shield of Saedrift wed in Cameron last Sunday. The newlyweds are off on a honeymoon tour and will not return to this place.
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Elizabeth Walters
Mr. Shield
Saedrift
Cameron
Milano Gazette
Marriage Licenses and Real Estate Transfers Reported
The county clerk lists marriages for Elmer Sanders with Artie Lee, Joe Tomasik with Mabel Gilbert, Jesse Martin with Eva Truitt, Louis Farmer with Etta Smith, and others. Real estate transfers include Geo W. Thompson to A G Young for 2458 acres at 300, S M Burns to S M Burns Jr, Asa McGregor to Pearl Smith with multiple Milano lots, Maude Hood and Sam Hood to Jno Baggett, and more along with road parcel conveyance to Milam county and utility lot transfer to Power and Light Co in Rockdale.
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Elmer Sanders
Artie Lee
Joe Tomasik
Mabel Gilbert
Jesse Martin
Eva Truitt
Louis Farmer
Etta Smith
Will Owens
Hallie Loyd
J. A. Catchings
Power and Light Co
Dallas
Rockdale
I. J. Claxton
Oliver Looney
Nelson
J. H. Burnett
Jno
Hettie Cunningham
Chas. J. Adams
West Cameron
Louis Lewis
City of
Foster
E. M. Craig
George C. Craig
J. N. Smith
E. M
M. Davilla League
German War Gains Reported with Massive Allied Losses
Berlin reports the second year war conquests with 431000 square kilometers held by Central Powers and 22000 by the enemy in Europe. Captured enemy troops by the Central Powers, Bulgaria and Turkey total 2658000, including large French, Russian, and British losses. War booty lists cannons, shells, machine guns and rifles seized. Wounded return rate 90.2 percent, 1.4 percent died. Local council adjourns after fines report and public cleanup day declared for August 4.
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Berlin
Sayville
Europe
Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
City Council In Session Tuesday Meets in Regular Session
Tuesday night the city council met with all members present except the health officer and Alderman Oxsheer Smith. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Bills were ordered paid including Mayor Hefley for 1.85 and Herald.
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Oxsheer Smith
Hefley
Birthday party honors Edwin Chase in Lubbock home
Mesdames J. E. Chase and A. J. Hicks hosted a three to six party at Mrs. Hicks home for Edwin Chase tenth birthday and Aubrey Klein’s nephew. Sixteen boys enjoyed outdoor games while cake ice cream melon and fruit were served. Edwin and Aubrey received many gifts and wishes for many returns.
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Lubbock Texas
J. E. Chase
A. J. Hicks
Edwin Chase
Aubrey Klien
Picnic Supper Hosts Hap py Go Lucky Club at City Park
Thursday evening Miss Gladys Walker entertained the Hap py Go Lucky club with a picnic supper at the city park. Besides the club members there were Miss Motle Cass of Cameron, Fay Keeton of San Marcos, Velma Torbett of Waco, Pauline Gill of Austin, and Annie Mai Maddox of San Gabriel.
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Gladys Walker
Happy Go Lucky
Misses Motle Cass
Cameron
Fay Keeton
San Marcos
Velma Torbett
Waco
Pauline Gill
Austin
Annie Mai Maddox
San Gabriel
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Ada Henderson
Dodge
W. J. Galbreath
J. A. Clark
C. G. Jenness
D. K. Hall
J. C. Huddleston
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