Texas Returns Show Marrs Leading in Statewide Vote
The canvassing board tallies Texas general election votes with Marrs at 598,186 for governor defeating FE Tilsley at 17,385. Other state offices list results for railroad commissioner Clarence E. Gilmore, judge races, and U.S. senator Morris Sheppard at 577,351 against T M Kennerdy 98,081. A few counties report scattered single votes for minor candidates.
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Atstetendent
Marre
Anlother
Section
Marrs
FE. Tilsley
Tol- Tow
Clarence E. Gilmore
Railroad Commission
J. Allen MM Rean
Lon A. Smith
J. B. Cloonum
C. H.terrell
J. 3
Hartland
Dan Moody
Stromer
G. N. Harrison
J. H. Terrell
Jess A. Chese
W. Gregory Hatcher
J. S. Peter
C. M. Cureton
C.O. Barr
Lattimore
Associate
Justice Court Criminal Appeals
Fred von Rosenberg
J. T. Robison
Land Attive
Frank G. Oguora
George B Terrell
Agriculture
Henry Barlow Jr
Republi
Owsley
United States
Morris Sheppard
T. M. Kennerdy
Alvin Owsley
Tarrant County
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Williamson County
C. ¥. Terrell
Camp County
Splawn
Musical program to precede church service
Epworth League of Trinity Methodist Church will present a musical program at 4 0 6 Sunday afternoon before the regular fellowship lunch and vesper service. A pageant will be performed in the principal event. Enlisted Men's Bible and Prayer League holds weekly luncheon and Bible study at 7 pm Tuesday at the Army ad. The sermon will focus on The Fruits of Suffering.
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Epworth League
Trinity Methodist Church
Ary XM. C A
L. G Williamson
Associa In
Fray Big Day for EIAR Orphans in San Antonio
Festive Christmas party at the Gunter Hotel ballroom hosted by the Kiwanis Club for about 300 EIAR orphans. Santa Claus arrives with gifts as older girls thank organizers and all depart in big company cars. Governor race canvassing and presidential elector tallying continued by the canvassing board.
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San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Santa Claus
Siwanis Club
Charles Leach
E. H. Ri- Ser
San Antonio Public Service Company
Sant
Claus
Pont W. Lisle
Wolling
Kiwanis Cib
Fire Devastates Sheds At Fort Sam Houston
Early Friday a fire destroyed two hay sheds at Fort Sam Houston blowing flames toward the Fifteenth Field Artillery stables as a north wind drove the blaze. Officers and Battery 4, Fifteenth Field Artillery, led efforts with additional squads from the department extinguishing remaining embers and small fires around the scene.
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Fort Sam Houston
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Pere Sam Bousson Fire Department
Fifteenth Field
Ore Department
Fire destroys state greenhouse plants in Austin blaze
Dec 19. Fire at the state greenhouse in Austin damages vast plant stock intended for Ma Ferguson's inaugural ball and ceremonies. Many plants including tube roses geraniums sweet peas and ferns perish while salvage efforts attempt to save what remains before more damage from cold and heat.
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Austin
Ma. Ferguson
State Green House
Green House
Fire destroys shed and hay at Artillery Avenue corner
A blaze burned a shed at the northeast corner of Ninth Street and Artillery Avenue housing about 80 tons of hay valued per ton at 14 dollars. The shed and hay were total losses. valuable animals and equipment in nearby stables were in danger before firefighters controlled the blaze. Origin unknown.
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Ninth Street
Artillery Avenue
President Coolidge Hails Julius Kahn in Death Note
President Coolidge sent condolences to Mrs Julius Kahn praising her husband Julius Kahn for his wartime and public service. A House military committee resolution lauded his efforts for the nation and his patriotism and devotion. An advertisement notes a druggist selling fireworks and noise makers at Military Plaza.
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Washington, D. C
President Coolidge
Julius Bahn
George Keene
Druggisi Military Plaza
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Marrs Leade
Texas
Tom Sullivan
Austin County
Will C. Edwards
Collin County
John L. Andrews
Grayson Country
Ed W. B. Ward
Lee County
Dr. Walter 3
Fray
EIAR
Simon
Bilt
Casey
Vullman
K &M
Rosteh
Black
Arch
Oxfords
Thomson-Crooker
Peenecas
Anne
E. Houston St
Lauds
Julius Kar
Wolff
Marx
Boston
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