Terrell Defends Campaign Status Amid Misattributed Quotes
In Dallas on July 18 a letter to The Waco Morning News protests an article about Terrell's stance in the Texas governor race. He denies using quoted language about Ferguson and Ball in Cuero or San Antonio, calls the attribution erroneous, and insists his record on prohibition and statewide politics remains clear. He notes endorsements from leading antis and clarifies his position on the comptroller office.
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Dallas
Waco Morning News
Terrell
Jesse D. Carter
Cuero
Ferguson
Ball
James E. Ferguson
Tioga
San Antonio
South Texas
Comptroller
Franklin
Carter
Texas
Tom Ball
Sam Sparks
Clarence Ousley
R. M. Johnston
Jim Wells
Albert Burleson
Joseph D. Sayers
Pat M. Neff
Rice Maxey
Sherman
F. F. Hill
Denton
Dick’’ Humphrey
Throckmorton
Jonathan Lane
Sheb Williams
Hugh Nugent Fitzgerald
Louis J. Wortham
Compttroller’s Department
W. P. Lane
Randell
Morris Sheppard
Cone Johnson
Poindexter
Ing
Jie Wiane
Land Sale Near Taylor Fetches 119 Per Acre
In Taylor Texas on July 14 1914 John Ruse sold 912 acres of land three miles south of Taylor to Joe Littleton for 119 an acre. The sale was brokered by Will Kollman Real Estate, amid rising demand for nearby property.
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John Kruse
House
Senate
Joe Settleton
Kollman Agency
Taylor
Texas
Will Kollman
John Ruse
Joe Littleton
Ferguson Strengthens Farmer Vote At Wolfe City Picnic
James E Ferguson spoke before thousands at a Hunt County picnic in Wolfe City praising tenant farmer welfare and labor interests. He backed a full crew railroad bill, education voting criteria for old soldiers, and noted support from Texas physicians and San Antonio labor groups signaling broad backing for his gubernatorial bid.
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Wolfe City
Texas
James E. Ferguson
Ball
Ferguson
Hunt County
Hunt
Collin
Delta
Fannin
Jim
Austin
Tom Ball
George McReynolds
Temple
Central Texas Medical Society
Hillsboro
North
Joseph J. Tucker Jr
New Braunfels
Organized Labor of
San Antonio
Senator H. B. Terrell For Comptroller
Cherokee county native H. B. Terrell seeks the comptroller post. Reared locally, he moved to McLennan County and built a public life of fourteen years in state service. The Alto Herald endorses him as a true Democrat and qualified candidate.
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Terrell
Cherokee County
Linwood
Alto
Angelina
McLennan County
House of Representatives
Senate
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Washington
Warburg
Banking
Farmer
Jim Ferguson
Temple Man
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