Citizens League cheers candidates at meeting
Optimism ran high as Traders and Citizens League candidates filled Beethoven hall despite rain. Henry Hirshberg limited speeches to five minutes to give each candidate a bow and a few words. Speakers praised the league platform and attacked Mayor Chambers, with candidates pledging to support league principles and promising further meetings.
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Citizens’ League
Beethoven Hall
League
Becausse
Hirshberg
Iimself
Acceion
M. Chambers
Ring Tule
People
Chambers
Weakley
Dan Quill
Quill
Liberia
John N. Gorver
United States
Chicago
Garner
Tdberla
League supports tax reform and term limits in Austin
The meeting featured Charles M. Dickson outlining a platform urging tax reforms and county office consolidation to avoid duplication of work, with a two term limit except for judges. Hirshberg cited financial conditions and filing fees delaying a full ticket, explaining candidates were not secured who combined qualification, availability, and loyalty to the Citizens' League. Judge William Aubrey closed the evening.
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Ting Rile
Jesque
Tyna
O. B. Black
Black
Trausser
Albert Trusser
Bexar County
Houston
Dallas
Hausser
J. 5. McNeel
Bexar
Frost Woodhull
William A. Wurzbach
Wondbull
Wurzbach
Maury
Maury Maverick
League
Chambers
D. F. Davin
J. Franklin Spears
Davis
George W. Huntress Jr
Huntress-for-county Clerk Club
Huntress
Burke
Jack RB. Burke
Hirshberg
George
Omies
Austin
Legislative
Charles M. Dickson
Udge William Aubrey
Campaign Plans for State to Be Decided in Waco
Secretary Archie Price of the Texas Roosevelt-for-President club announced a meeting in Waco to plan campaigns for Franklin D. Roosevelt and John N. Garner. He urged Roosevelt and Garner workers to attend and affiliate with the original Roosevelt organization to aid National Committeeman Jed Adams and Committeewoman Mrs. Clara Sevier.
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Waco
Texas
Archie Price
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Roosevelt
Garner
Jed Adams
Clara Sevier
Postal Clerks to Seek Old Pay Case
Postal workers vow to fight a one twelfth salary cut and restore the 1983 salary scale. John Foley and L E Swarta spoke at a San Antonio meeting, denouncing the economy bill and warning of pay losses for federal employees. They urge restoring purchasing power and the pre cut standard of living.
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John 8. Foley
National Association of Letter Carriers
General Post Office of
Boston
Foley
L. E. Swarta
Mutual Benefit Association For the Protection of Widows and Orphans of
Dew
San Antonio
Koehler Park
Ble
Congress
Post Office Department
Smith Declines Third Party Run Says He Supports Democrats
New York July 71 Fr Al fred E Smith said he seeks peace and quiet after rejecting a third party bid. He stated he would support the Democratic party and its candidates and platform, without naming Governor Franklin D Roosevelt. He refused to discuss plans or stump for the ticket, citing no role in any campaign.
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Gothe
Mail Repeal Ballots Mailed For July 23 Absentee Vote
Dallas July 7 1500000 ballots mailed to counties for the Eighteenth amendment election. Tally sheets and forms distributed. Secretary Albert Sidney Johnson said ballots would reach destinations in ample time for absentee voters. Votes must be cast by July 19. Auto kills deer in Fredericton incident. driver escaped injury.
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Dallas
Texas
Albert Sidney Johnson
State Democratic Executive Committee
Johnson
Lost Classifieds Ad Help in San Antonio Circulation
A jumbled ad notes tight classified help for daily and Sunday evictions in San Antonio with large circulation claims. It advertises rapid recovery, KTLA announcement, receptionist at RAM, and Broadway at Fifth Avenue for contact.
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Andys
Adarges
Aries
John S. Foley
L. E. Swartz
ETSA
MAIL
Ital
Fredericton
N. B
Lloyd Hoben
Hoben
Cook
Rverbolt
Jean
Milam Cafeteria
Milam
Everhot
Everhot. Cooker
Househol Furniture CO
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