Texas Democrats Select Delegates At Waco Convention
Marshall Hicks of San Antonio urged Texas Democrats to support progressive leadership led by William Gibbs McAdoo. The convention adopted resolutions backing McAdoo for president, strict prohibition enforcement, anti graft measures, and farm relief, naming district delegates and alternates to the national convention.
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Waco
Tex
Marshall Hicks
San Antonio
William G. McAdoo
Hicks
McAdoo
Democrats of
Texas
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
William Gibbs McAdoo
America
New York
United States
Pan-American Congress
Southwest
Washington
Congress
Cato Sells
J. W. Akin
Wichita Falls
J. W. Sullivan
Denton
Mary E. Jagoe
H. C. Mc. Clare
Jacksboro
D. F. Goss
Seymour
C. A. Davies
Frank C. Davis
C. W. Gibson
Corpus Chifisti
James Perry
Wade H. Lewis
John N. Garner
Uvalde
W. R. Jones
Brownsville
Hal Brennan
Laredo
Dan Huffer
Donna
John T. Briscoe
Devine
Julian Lacrosse
del Rio
H. Hamilton
Martin County
John H. Brougher
Barstow
W. F. Kelly
Sterling City
D. F. M. Mims
Big Springs
C. L. McCartney
Brownwood
W. R. Fly
Abilene
P. D. Gatlin
Breckenridge
Sam Webb
Albany
Lehman Brown
Coleman
Ray C. Johnson
Amarillo
John C. Marshall
Quanah
J. W. Reed
Canyon
J. C. Bagwell
Snyder
Grover B. Hill
Governor Neff declines delegate at large to national convention
Governor Pat M. Neff declined a personal privilege speech to be considered for the at large post. Mike T. Lively of Dallas was added by committee in his place and accepted. Twelve men and twelve women delegates were elected, with Marshall Hicks San Antonio and Earle B. Mayfield among the at large selections.
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Jon
Frank Wozencraft
Dallas
Cato Sells
Fort Worth
John M. Mathis
Houston
M. A. Childers
San Antonio
R. E. Thomason
el Paso
Mike T. Lively
O. L. Kinsley
M. G. Olsen
Waco
J. O. Ross
Roy Partlow
Liberty
Jessie Daniel Ames
Georgetown
John Davis
McNeil Turner
Corpus Christi
Myrtle Seago
Port Arthur
Murrell Buckner
Claude Carter
Jinks Magee
Abilene
Bettie Magruder
San Angelo
Ethel Abbott
Pat M. Neff
New York
Texas
Neff
Texas Vegetable Shipments Hit Mixed Market Rates
Texas cantaloupes in Austin sold 2.25 to 2.50 per flat while state retailers paid 1.50 to 2.25 for similar stock. Texas tomatoes moved to Kansas City jobbing trade at 2.00 per four-basket crate, with green unwrapped at 1.50 to 1.75 elsewhere. Cabbage markets stayed weak with Texas Flat Dutch at 24.3 cents per lb and Chicago at 2.50 to 3.00 per cwt. potato trade around 3.00 per cwt for Texas Bliss Triumphs. onions dull with Bermudas 1.65 to 1.85 and wax 2.10 to 2.25 in Cincinnati. Movement totals show tomatoes leading with 103 and cantaloupes 188 Texas items on Tuesday.
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Austin
Tex
Pittsburg
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago
Texas Bliss
Cincinnati
Bermudas
Radio prize winner awarded brown derby medal
K. O H. Senneil traffic manager for the American Radio Relay League won the brown derby prize for becoming the first American amateur to establish two way radio contact with a European operator. The award came from Kenneth B. Warner after a French SAB exchange.
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K. O H. Senneil
American Radio Relay League
Kenneth B. Warner
Mr. Schnell
Sab
Best Scout of Boston Alma Carvill Wins City Title
Miss Alma Carvill of West Roxbury tops the annual spring court of awards to be named Best Girl Scout in the City of Boston. The ceremony honors outstanding troop work and leadership within Boston.
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Alma Carvill
West Roxbury
Boston
Mass
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Wall Street
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve System
Republican Party
Near Wilson
World Court
John M. Garber
National Labor Court
Veterans’ Bureau
Prohibition
C. &. Terry
Clarksville
Sam Smelser
Texarkana
W. S. Edmonson
Cumby
E. Wallace
Mount Pleasant
H. G. Wheat
Paris
H. M. Hargrove
Beaumont
Sam H. Kerr
Lufkin
H. J. L. Stark
Orange
Ed Maness
Sour Lake
W. H. Shook
Rusk
C. L. Calhoun
Tyler
J. J. Faulk
Athens
W. R. Hughes
Longview
E. M. Greer
Wills Point
J. W. McDaniel
Henderson
R. M. Carter
Sherman
L. L. Bowman
Greenville
H. R. Cunningham
Bonham
R. R. Parker
Farmersville
H. O. Tatum
Wortham
W. R. Howell
Corsicana
Joe D. Arrington
Mexia
Fred Pabst
Galveston
T. M. Campbell, Jr
Palestine
W. L. Moody, Jr
A. McCall
Conroe
the Daniel of
Crockett
J. M. Boyle
Murray C. Jones
Jess H. Jones
G. A. Young
C. L. McFarland
Richmond
T. F. Harwood
Gonzales
W. D. Wilson
Bay City
John Bailey
Cuero
George Horder
Eagle Lake
J. E. Stephens
Victoria
Eleventh District
Alva Bryan
Robert Higgins
Marlin
J. F. Bailey
Sam Bell
Gatesville
H. E. Trippett
J. Calloway
J. B. Haynes
Cleburne
James Ditto
Arlington
Noble Green
Weatherford
W. D. Smith
Earle B. Mayfield
W. W. Fitzwater
Thomas H. Ball
George Slater
Galves
Pershing Square
John J. Pershing
Park Avenue
Forty-second Street
N. Y
Murray Hulbert
Board of Aldermen
Pershing-Square
Horace G. Baker
Charles &. Baker
University of Iowa
Hillyer de
Alaska
Army
Dellwood
Seattle
Col
George 8. Gibbs
Prince of Wales
Wembley
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