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George E. Christian Candidate Announcement for DA Texas
For District Attorney, 33rd Judicial District I announce my candidacy for the office in the next election subject to Democratic primaries George E Christian Burnet Texas.
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George E. Christian
Burnet
Gillespie County Tax Collector Candidate Announces Candidacy
Aug M Jung announces his bid for Gillespie County Tax Collector in the upcoming November election and asks for voter support.
Re‑election Bid For Gillespie County Tax Assessor
A candidate announces intent to seek reelection as Tax Assessor of Gillespie County in the upcoming November election and asks voters for support.
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Gillespie County
Spedericksburg Standard Publication Details
The Fredericksburg Publishing Co issues the Spedericksburg Standard every Saturday and it is entered at the Fredericksburg Texas Post Office as second class matter.
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Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Fredericksburg
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Mississippi suffrage vote shifts mood in brief
Suffragists briefly cheered when a Jackson dispatch claimed the Senate ratified the federal suffrage amendment. They grew despondent after the Mississippi lower house rejected it by 94 to 23, altering the legislative outlook.
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Delaware House Rejects Federal Suffrage Amendment
The Delaware House of Representatives voted 23 to 9 against the federal suffrage amendment with three members flipping to enable reconsideration. Final tally 26 ayes and 6 ayes, short of the 18 needed to pass. Suffragists may press in the Senate and House, but ratification in Delaware looks unlikely before the upcoming national elections.
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Expulsion of five Socialists from New York Assembly
The New York State Assembly recommended expulsion of five Socialist members for disloyalty to the United States and New York authorities. The five were expelled after votes of 116 to 28 and 104 to 0, as the Assembly moved to outlaw the Socialist Party at the polls until it renounces its alleged disloyalty and affiliation with radical abroad groups.
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Edmund Dwight
Herbert 5
Houston
League of Nations
Palm Sunday Tornadoes Kill 160 Across Eight States
Death toll from Palm Sunday tornadoes surpasses 160 across eight states, with reports noting extensive destruction in the South and Midwest. Widespread damage reported as storms leaf through multiple communities.
Pickets Direct Activities to State Department
Irish pickets moved from the British embassy to the State Department in Washington during the busy afternoon. They displayed banners quoting statements attributed to Secretary Colby from a May 14 1915 Carnegie Hall address. Police appeared but did not interfere as the protest concluded at their HQ.
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New York
Michigan Primary Upsets Races in Republican Contest
Washington April 6 reports describe the Michigan primary as a crucial test of presidential contenders. Johnson’s victory elevates him as a leading Republican candidate, boosting his hopes in California and New Jersey while damaging Wood’s nationwide bid and aiding Hoover faction beneficiaries.
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