Insurance Firms Fail Sparks Public Concern Over Clarity
A couple of mutual insurance companies with offices in Texas have failed, leaving many at risk of losses or reduced compensation. The Chronicle urges clear labeling as mutuals with explicit company names so the public knows the nature of the firm. The piece also notes Batuomb Giles of Travis County entering the race for Land Commissioner and hints at broader reforms overdue for Texas readers.
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Frank Morris campaigns for Texas Railroad Commissioner
Frank Morris of Dallas travels statewide promoting his bid for Texas Railroad Commissioner with oil industry themes. He visited Dallas on weekend, met Sheriff Schmid and noted the Marsh funeral in progress. Dan toured Dallas County Jail and may use gathered material in future pictures.
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Dallas
Texas
Norman Marsh
Chicago
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BU Lorsh
California
Sherstt Schmid
Political Announcements in Carrollton Chronicle
The Carrollton Chronicle announces Democratic candidates for Texas offices in the July 23 1998 primary. Names shown include TOM ESSIONS Yor Constable and W W PARKER Per Judge 101st District Court Shelby 8 Cox.
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Texas
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Cox
Things One Remembers by RM Hofer
A reflective piece linking the Whitney finance scandal to broader U S economic policy. It critiques government spending, misappropriation of funds, and a call for accountability. The author references Richard Whitney, Texan politics, and fiscal lessons, noting failed reform promises and skepticism toward unicameral legislature ideas.
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Seattle Mayoral Vote Signals Labour and Reform Clash
The Seattle mayoral race highlights a large turnout and a contest between a Labour-backed reform slate and a more conservative candidate backed by business leaders. The election reflects broader questions about labor organization influence, municipal governance, and public opinion in a major city as Detroit and Seattle frame a national debate on democracy versus class-based politics. In East Texas, farmers and business leaders gather for the Twelfth Annual East Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Longview, April 24 to 26, to discuss agricultural issues and the first East Texas Farm Institute Conference on April 25.
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Citation by Publication in Dallas County Divorce Case
Public notice in Dallas County requests the defendant respond to a petition seeking divorce and restoration of name. The document lists a marriage between W. H. McClain and the plaintiff, alleges cruel treatment, and directs the defendant to appear before the district court in Dallas County within the required period.
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Bald Court
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Dallas County
Our School Ballots Might Be Improved
In Dallas county the school election ballots appear red and lack clear dates and terms. The writer suggests adding election date and the term to be served on ballots sent to districts like Carrollton for last Saturday’s vote. The note argues improved clarity would aid voters and service quality.
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Dallas County
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Carrollton Independent
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East Texas Chamber Parade to Highlight Town Specialties
At the Jant Texan Chamber of Commerce meeting in Longview a large parade will feature floats from East Texas towns. Tyler honors Roses Jacksonville highlights Tomatons Gilmer showcases Yamborea of Sweet Potatoes Sulphur Springs features milk products and other town separate specialties.
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Gilmer
Candidate Announcement for Olst District Court Judge
Shelby 8 Cox announces candidacy for the position of judge of the Olst District Court. The Chronicle publishes the notice in this issue, confirming the candidate’s intent and filing details.
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