First District and Others Listed for State Position
The list enumerates district names and representatives including Eugene Black in the First, Martin Dies in the Second, James Young in the Third, Sam Rayburn and Bonhan in the Fourth, Hatton W Suamers in the Fifth, Rufus Hardy in the Sixth, A W Greg in the Seventh, Jos H Eagle in the Eighth, George F Burgess in the Ninth, Join P Buchanan in the Tenth, R L Henry in the Eleventh, Oscar Callaway in the Twelfth, James Stephens in the Thirteenth, James L Slayden in the Fourteenth, John N Garner in the Fifteenth, W R Smith in the Sixteenth, John H Davis and Jeff McLemore as At Large, with Houston and other cities noted among the districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Black
Martin Dies
Beaumont
James Young
Kaufman
Sam Rayburn
Bonhan
Hatton W. Suamers
Dallas
Rufus Hardy
Corsicana
A. W. Greg
Palestine
Jos. H. Eagle
Houston
George F. Burgess
P. Buchanan
Brenham
R. L. Henry
Waco
Twelth
Oscar Callaway
Comanche
James Stephens
Wilbarger
James L. Slayden
San Antonio
John N. Garner
Uvalde
W. R. Smith
Colorado
John H. Davis
Sulphur Springs
Jeff McLemore
Hobby Nominated for Lieutenant Governor in Texas primaries
In Saturday's Texas Democratic primaries James E. Ferguson of Temple won the governorship nomination over Col. Thomas H. Ball by about 40,000 votes. W. P. Hobby defeated B. B. Sturgeon for lieutenant governor by 12,000. J. M. Edwards won state treasurer. W. L. Davidson won judge. Fred Davis topped H. A. Halbert for agricultural commissioner. Numerous other county and district nominees were chosen including Cyclone Davis and Jeff McLemore for Congress at large and Oscar Callaway for re election in the district. The full county vote appears elsewhere in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Ferguson
Temple
Texas
Col
Thomas H. Ball
Houston
W. P. Hobby
The
Beaumont Enterprise
B. B. Sturgeon
Paris
J. M. Edwards
Runnels County
Jno
W. Baker
Lubbock
W. L. Davidson
J. J. Faulk
Fred Davis
Cooke County
H. A. Halbert
Coleman County
Earl B. Mayfield
R. A
J. M. Arnold
Goldthwaite
W. N. Doughty
Falls County
M. N Marrs
Terrell
James T. Robison
Thomas M. Bartley
Tahoka
Lynn County
Henry B. Terrell
McLennan County
C. C. Mayfield
Stephenville
J. L. Franklin
McKinney
Cyclone Davis
Jeff McLemore
R. H. Buck
Ocie Speer
Court of Civil Appeals
Oscar Callaway
Gib Callaway
J. R. McClellan
52Nd Judicial District
W. T. Loudermilk
Farmers Union of Texas
T. M. Rutherford
W. D. Jenkins
J. E. Deeley
W. H. Carpenter
Morgan Hall
L. Hreamer
Comanche County
George (Hyde) Hulsey
Downing
J. D. Bonner
Ruthven Armstrong
Callaway Wins Texas Twelfth District in Wide County Sweep
Oscar Callaway carries Comanche Somerville Erath Tarrant Johnson Hood Parker in the twelfth district race with totals by county. Callaway leads across most counties including Comanche by two to one and dominates Tarrant except Polytechnic. Milam Hunter and Swayne tally shown for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Callaway
Johnson
Hood
Parker
Swayne
Comanche
Somerville
Erath
Tarrant
Milam-—Comanche
Total
Callaway Wins District Attorney Race Across Three Counties
District Attorney Gib Callaway carries Hamilton Coryell and Comanche counties defeating McClellan. He wins Coryell by over 300 votes and Hamilton by more than 500 votes. In Comanche, his home county, he achieves better than a three to one margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gib Callaway
Hamilton
Coryell
Comanche
McClellan
Hamilton County
Precinct Officers Elected in County Precincts
The county reports precinct officers elected Saturday with tallies: J P Cathay 977 for Precinct 1 A and Homer Atchison 986 for Constable 1 H. Graves 94 and G A Tunnell 34 for Precinct 2 B. S Terry 147 and Sid Hancock 77 for Precinct 2 S. Buck Anderson 39 for Precinct 8. (Continued on page 4).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Precinet
A. C. Cathey
Homer Atchison
B. ¥. Graves
G. A. Tunnell
Precinet
S. F. Terry
Sid Hancock
Buck Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
James B. Ferguson
Balla
Poreunoh
Coates
Morris
Eae
Hobby
Pam Toon
Rae Gee
Ibaker
Edwards
Faulk Gt Tost Aa
Epee
Davis
Halbert Cee
Arnold
Pete
Public Instruction Doughty
Bartley
Eas Eens
Geers Heae
Robison Te Eh Ewe
Franklin Oebeee
Mayfield
Davis ‘Eevete
Garrett
Harris
Lowry
O’donnell
Pate
Porter
Shields Seth
WN. James Ferguson
the Man OF the Hour
Temple Man
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