Municipal Officials of Texas Cities Elected
Texas voters returned many incumbents and elected new city leaders across the state in contested and unopposed races. Highlights include mayoral wins for Albert Martin in Laredo, J. J. Clements in Lubbock, and W. D. Chadick in Mercedes, with several commissions and aldermen re elected or newly chosen as cities set budget and salary changes effective April 10.
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Vrees
Gladewater
Dallas
White Rock
Bachman's Lakes
Highland Park
University Park
Police Nean
L R. D. Fleming
R. C. Curtis
Corsicana
Fleming
Curtis
W. C. Stroube
Kerrville
A C. Schreiner Jr
Milton Pompell
J. B
Hall
Lamesa
John R. Lowrie
W. AL. Marr
Henry J. Price
Brownfield
J. J. McGowan
A. M. Brownfield
CG. D- Gore
Clifford Fitsgerald
Fitherrald
Marshal E. Brown
Blaton
H. G Sanders
N. Alcarn
O'Donnell
O .B. Ray
D. Howard
M. Garter
R. E. Karr
Snyder
H. G. Towle
J. 8. Bradbury
L. T. Stinson
Sam Larue
Harvey Shuler
H. V. Williamson
Waller Camp
Hale Center
N. M. Akeson
W. C. Whhite
Jim Hamilton
Lorenzo
H. Wampler
S. E. Abernathy
Jour
Hughes
W. H. Donley
Ciosen
Abernathy
W. H. Brown
E. BH. Lindsey
N.C. Hix
Amherst
T. I. Batson
Herber Tapley
Sid Morris
Lockney
J. I. Hohlaus
H. BH. Adams
Muleshoe
A. P. Stone
Mmayor
Tom Davis
Neil Rocky
Lubbock
P Collins
Board of Aldermen
B. A. Pieres
Pratt
J. C. Garrett
BG. Jones
Benjamin
Withera
George C. A
R. K. Russell
Ralph Lloyd
Aldermen
Merkel
B.C. Gardener
Wort
G. E B. Jacobs
Midland
Knox
Henry White
Haskell
Arily
Henry Moncfer
Ail Gates
Fr. Ponvey
G. F. Payne
Rupert
Moody
William FR. Block
Fred Praaher
D. H. Brumbaugh
Gainesville
M. D. Williams
Garland
J. A. Kennedy
Citizens Relief
Votary
Tom Haney
D. E. Holder
Coleman
J.C. Smith
Frank W. Taylor
Harry Thomson
Spiller Brady
Brady
W. W. Spiller
Ira
Brownwood
W. A. Butler
Brown County
EF. J. Robertson
Bert Tite
Ble Spring
E.B. Harris
Loraine
T. A. Bennett
J. L. Meadows
Tyler
Park Horton
H. R. Sampson
H.R. Thompson
Denison
A. S. Moore
T.& Mitchell
Ed B. Williams
Greenville
Mercedes
W. D. Chadick
Harry M. Rouse
W. A. Tullis
T. J. Park
Seguin
Max Starcke
Peter Campbell
Bettie Harrington
Arno Breustedt
W. G. Dibrell
Emil Rose
Mary Braden
Henry Aubel
Henry Adams
T. PB. Haynie
Bastrop
C. G. Rabenburg
TR. A. Brooks
W. 8. Craft
C. B. Wolf
New Braundeis
Hilmar F. Fischer
George Reininger
L. A. Voight
Yoakum
H. 8. Frady
J. F. Gassert
Radio Big Aid to Dog Catcher in Hammond
In Hammond Indiana Waller Willis the city dog catcher runs a radio aided program to attract dogs. He equipped his wagon with a radio and noted dog catches increased. The method sparked discussion as locals weighed benefits against intrusion.
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Hammond
Ind
Waller Willis
Willig
Ago jobs reporters tout now aid push for 432 460
New York April 6 Off Class of the United Action for Employment campaign announces that jobs have been found for 432 460 persons with a goal of a million. They report 9882 new jobs added yesterday in the drive sponsored by the American Legion its auxiliary the American Federation of Labor and the Association of National Advertisers. Kilbourne Hansen bout set for Chicago April 1 0 rounds.
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New York
United Action For Employment Campaign
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
The
Association of National Advertisers
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