Early 1900s Texas Governor Primaries and Mrs Ferguson
The text traces Texas governor nominations from 1900s conventions to the 1924 primary. It notes low man eliminations, prorated votes, and shifts to a single and then double primary system. It highlights Campbell Colquitt Bell and Ferguson era events, including Miriam Ferguson as a notable candidate in 1924.
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Campbell
R. R. Williams
Williams
Cumby
Hopkins County
James E. Ferguson
Bell County
Thomas H. Ball
Houston
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
Miriam A
Ma) Ferguson
James B. Ferguson
Felix D. Robertson
KKK
Mrs. Ferguson
Lynch Davidson
T. W. (Witt) Davidson
Thomas D. Barton
W.A Collins
Joe Burkett
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Werigidaire
Oi ii
Wal Service
Keeney Drugs
O. B. Colquitt
Charles K. Béll
Colquitt
Bell
Brooks
William Poindexter
R. V. Davidson
Cone Johnson
J. Marion Jones
Colfuitt
W. F. Ramsey
Ferguson
Charles H. Morris
H. C. Marshall
William P. Hobby
Hobby
Pat M. Neff
Joseph W. Bailey
Robert BE. Thomason
Ben F. Looney
Neff
Bailey
W. W. King
Fred S. Rogers
Harry T. Warner
W. E. Pope
George Dixon
George C. Butte
Uli
Burton & Goodson
West Central Avenue
Tiny Burton
Herb Goodson
J. Y. Robinson, JR
J. Y. Robinson
Comanche County
Comanche
Higginbothawm’s
Higginbothamwm’s
Higginbotham’s
Comanche Area
Higginbotham's
M. E. Gore & Son
Durham’s Cleaners
Isham’s Flowers
Dutton Texaco Service
Oliver Hall
McGlothlin
Bud