Texas political hopefuls gather around attorney general race
Dan Moody's pending gubernatorial departure sparks a crowd of contenders for attorney general. George Christian and John W. Hornsby, T. K. Irwin, C. L. Harty, Dwight Lewelling, a Dallas candidate named Christopher, C. S. Stone, and others propose to seek the post. Tom Love eyes State Senate seat for Dallas County. Also notes S. A. Griffith's honey business expansion and references to Clarence Salter and a Ballinger Farmers' meeting discourse on keeping youths on the farm.
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Dan Moody
George Christian
Mr. Christian
John W. Hornsby
Travis County
American Road Co
T. K. Irwin
C. L. Harty
Dwight Lewelling
Mr. Christopher
Dallas
C. S. Stone
Clarence Salter
The
Mountain Sun
Ballinger
J. D. Motley
Farmers’ Meeting
Cne
Rinnele County
Our Next Governor Should Be a Businesslike Leader
A call for a governor with business training to run state affairs efficiently and honestly. The piece argues for placing capable businesspeople in offices, lawyers for complex legal roles, and educators for education departments, condemning the hit or miss approach as costly and advocating qualified candidates over stump speech appeal.
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Department of Edcation
Political Primary Slate For District Office Candidates
Voters are urged to consider the Democratic Primary roster dated July 24, 1926. Names listed include F. H. Hammond seeking re election for District Attorney in the 33rd Judicial District and A. G. Farmer J. B. Randolph for County Judge, plus several re election and new contenders for Clerk Sheriff Tax Collector Treasurer Tax Assessor and four County Commissioner precinct posts.
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F. H. Hammond
A. G. Farmer
J. B. Randolph
N. R. Skaggs
L. R. Hodges
Dee Gibbs
J. L. Wright
Carl M. Wolf
T. T. Randle
J. A. Browning
Guthrie Williams
Joe Bissett
Wauldimer (Buster) Jarvis
A. B. Hodges
Hilly D. Henderson
Carl Fisher
J. F. Ragsdale
R. W. Fisher
H. W. Bierschwale
Voters urged to choose fit candidates to cut taxes
The piece argues that selecting men and women for office based on fitness would lead to substantial tax cuts, claiming rates could fall by one-third or as much as 50 percent if voters followed this practice. It emphasizes prioritizing the best interests of the people in public service.
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Junction Eagle
Junction Publishing Co
Junction
Texas
Kimble County
H. G. Perry
Tom Love
Dallas County
Love
Tom Campbell
Thos. Ball
Three Toms
Moody
the Eagle
S. A. Griffith
First National Bank
United States
Wahl Bros. & Jordan
Phillip Joseph
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