Comanche Chief Issues Election Commentary and Voter Notes
The Comanche Chief discusses the upcoming General Election and provides non partisan information on amendments and voting in Texas. It notes a Texas polling view that both amendments faced opposition and explains absentee voting for soldiers, along with historical county results and party dynamics in 1928.
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Eisenhower Election Strategy Unclear Amid Campaign Talks
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of Eisenhowers stance on election end and control by Republicans. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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