Hamilton Herald Endorses Kidson For County Office
A local political endorsement appears in the Hamilton Herald advocating Mr Kidson as a worthy candidate for county office. The letter urges public support, praises Kidson’s integrity and capability, and calls for an announced candidacy to unite the district and benefit the community.
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Hamilton
Tim
Hamston
Bidxon
Hamilton Herald
Kidson
Vandidury
Roseille County
The People Debate Election Reform and Candidate Strategy
A fragmented dispatch discusses reactions to a local election system approach, naming Johnson and Davidson as potential dropouts. It notes voter instincts shaping campaigns, raises concerns about pre election influence, and lists a medicinal product advertisement amid the noisy clipping.
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Abenimney
Caliah Os
Atic
Haley
Ajabis
Stag Hailey Sininartey
Friends of
Sena Lup Maley
Junge Poindexter
Messi Johnson A
Davidson
Iim
Serras
Johnson
Colquitt’s Texas rise praised by Pittsburg editor
Minicent R B Lockhart of The Pittsburg Gazette recalls Oscar B Colquitt a former printer editor and ex senator now a railroad commissioner and gubernatorial candidate. The narrative covers his Pittsburg start his Washington press and his notoriety, including a famous duel non event and political feuds.
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R. B. Lockhart
Pittsburg
B. Colquitt
Texas
Colquitt
The
Gazette
Mr. Lockhart
Oscar B. Colquitt
Railroad Commission
Greenville
Ice
Washington
Hittown
Capital Hill
Kiral Patitmvian
Runital
Luis
White
Lanka
Vitor Colquitt
Wixiou
Niles
Opposes Poll Tax Qualifications in Abilene Letter
A reader from Abilene Texas argues that voting rights must rest on patriotism, not taxation, opposing poll taxes and the Terrell amendment. The letter contends citizenship and birthright cannot be conditioned on a tax receipt and calls for free, universal elective franchise.
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Abilene
Tex
Esas
Severe fine and jail for selling intoxicating liquor
A county court jury found Sindimen Bon guilty of selling intoxicating liquors by taking customers and set a heavy penalty at a 36,000 fine and ninety days in jail. The verdict marks the severest punishment in recent local enforcement history.
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Tyee
Sindimen
Bon
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