Texas Gubernatorial Race Shapes as Delegates Wager
The piece details Texas political maneuvering for the governorship with Lanham, Culberson, Reagan, and others vying for the nomination. It describes strategy to secure two thirds and the shifting support, including potential withdrawals and key figures like Judge Reagan, Ex-Gov Howe, and Walter Baker, shaping the contest.
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Wet
Lanham
Wates
Culberson
Reagan
Lanhem
Tim
Stromg
Aris
Pecs
Laviienri
Foyhilyau
McKinley
Sochetar
MSR
Eoumroms Tay
Hindsome Masiity
Populfet Lunders
Washington
Latform
Joertee Brown
Eupreme
Henry
Wil
Chilton van Sjeken
Walter Baker
Lanham Seen as Honest Figure for Texas State Seat
The essay praises Mon. Lanham of Palestine as a candidate for state office, highlighting his honesty, religious seriousness, and strength of character. It notes other contenders for attorney general and discusses the party convention in Galveston, with focus on the state chairmanship and the political climate shaping endorsements and loyalties.
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Waters-Pleres Ol Company
Kirby Lumber Company
Av- Sar
Bell
Boil
T. M. Enti
Palestine
Campbell Hango
Inde
Lanhem
Masura Valley Fuller
San Antonio
Ned Mortin
Henderson
R.A. John
Georgetown
Mon. D. A
Afustin
John
Texas
Por
Lankit
Roy
Congress
Ham
Supreme 60
Lanham
Ernor
Debated State Primaries and Uniform Date Clash
The text shows Judge Wells opposing a plan as unfair and likely to cause party strife. Advocates including Mr Cockrell blame him for the defeat and push to hold State primaries and set a uniform date. Debate mentions denying seats to a State convention and selecting delegates amid legislative disagreement.
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Wells
Cockrell
Alding
Fragmentary Note on Electoral Interference and Governance
A brief unreadable fragment discusses statutory interference with elections and the role of self government. It references advisory provisions about purity of primary elections and the legitimacy of actions subject to legislative review.
Democratic majorities in Texas traced through gubernatorial races
The article surveys Texas political history from 1894 onward, detailing how votes shifted in gubernatorial elections. It cites Culberson defeating Kearby with 207,107 votes in 1900, Nugent, Makenson, and other candidates shaping fusion dynamics and party majorities across decades.
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Culberson
Jerome Kearby
Austin
Texas
Galveston
Jerome C. Kenardby
Dallas
Dgalnuat C. A. Culbereon
Reouing
Republicas
Nugent
Woxldus
Meriyes
Makemoon
Georgetown
Ritple
Yenne
Havpe Np
Offeriny Ree
Mark Hanna
Iine
Tt. Lo Nugent
W. K. Makension
Culberton
Advance Guard of Democrats Arrives in Galveston
The advance guard of the Democratic convention is expected to arrive in Galveston on Sunday evening. The convention opens the next day, with leaders seeking rooms at Tremont hotel and preparing plans. Officials hoped for special rail rates but met resistance as attendance may be lower than prior conventions. Residents anticipate substantial interest despite travel hurdles.
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Galveston
Badin
Texas
Tesla
Tronwat
Tremont Hotel
Fovernor Joseph JD. Savers
BP. sfeNnley
Joe Tee Jamison
George Ro Talier
George EB. Mendell, Jr
Auatinc
Washington
Vote Comparison in Convention Waco Record
The article compares the convention vote two years after the Gal end election, noting similarities and differences with the earlier Waco result. The text highlights shifts in support and regional inclinations and mentions participants and timelines.
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Waco
Erton
Colonel S. W. T. Lanham A Christian Gentleman
A fragment honors Colonel S. W. T. Lanham described as a Christian gentleman. Acquaintances in Washington discuss his character and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. T. Lanham
Unclear names list with Texas towns and officials
Fragmented OCR reads like a roster of names and places including Wells Brownsville Palestine Houston Dallas Fort Worth Temple Templeton and Austin with numerous unclear spellings and titles. The text lacks a coherent event or action to summarize.
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Wells
Brownsville
John WH. Reageen
Palestine
John G. Tod
Houston
W. Patterson
Dallas
Frank Andrews
Lanham
Weatherford
J.oe Walters
Lapesnee
Ward Templeton
A. J. Baker
Bee
McClain
Fort Worth
Gregg
J. G. Griner
Pei
George C - Pendleton
Temple
Sewers
Metalost and Webb
Austin
Ob. i
Joseph Fak
Bich
Brachfield Nominated for Senate in Texas District
Carthage Texas July 8 senatorial convention for the Eighth district nominates C L Brackfield over Collins amid intense county delegation {and noise}. The event highlights religious tones and emphasizes support for Brackfield while Collins concedes.
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Senate
Collins
Carthage
Texas
Bratory
Jasper Collins
Charles J. Bracfeld
Harrison
Bracfield
Morantion & Panola County
Kansas City
Deshwan
Tattoe Tenn Beermiai
Brack
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