Poll tax racket claims mar Davis campaign against Tom Newton
Davis accuses county attorney candidate Tom J Newton of dishonest tax filing practices in multiple precincts. He alleges Newton files and collects poll taxes through the 6000 yearly average and $2 per tax, with taxes piling up and benefiting from discretionary withholding. The item includes names and addresses of alleged voters and criticizes political tactics amid a heated race.
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Tom J. Newton
P. Davis
Citizens’ League
Robert B. Lee
North Pine
Bucleyer
Ayton Cotton Schoo
Blancorom
Newles
Coun- Alturnecy
Davis
Tom Newton
Lk Wits
Newlos Dr
Asslalant
Attarne
Maury Mayerich
Merman
Catherine Dolise
Gnesro Volkan Porter
Maverich
Bsutonto
Fer Fall Mercimants’ Association
Maverick
Mermaiy
Catherine Johnsin
Genfec Street
Leal Atreet
Durango Street
East Clark
Utah
You Can Wear FALSE TEETH With Real Comfort
Advertisement claims Fasterth a new pleasant denture powder that deodorizes and avoids gummy pasty feelings. It promises secure fit and comfort when eating or laughing, with Freteeth available at Sommers drug stores and other drug stores.
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Sommers
Best Known Way To Heal Toe Itch
An article claims toe itch is caused by a germ or fungus and promises relief by a Menson tailored product from Sluphine Co Savannah US. It touts a near infallible remedy available at rug stores with a money back guarantee.
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el Chin
Sluphine Co
Savannah
Mora precinct figures and crowd estimates at rally
In precinct 1 Mora tban half the poll, and precinct 11 cites a crowd near 4500 at a rally tied to the Giti zens League. Speakers list includes Vilveo as Pine and Warleson rally chair with several others named, and candidates were introduced.
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Mora
de Blanca Roail Adderss
Gitizens' League
Robert T. Lee
South San Antonio
WF. Vilveo
Pine and Warleson
Groree
Morris
W. He Quick
Predi
Ganenser
George Weuntress Sr
G Gonzales
Leslié Moore
League shaken as Robertson blasts county politics
A 400 strong crowd at Logalitos and South Bloree on Tuesday night heard Robertson attack the Good Government slate and the county machine. He accused incumbents of graft and urged voters to repave the ship of state by backing reform candidates, naming Alfonso Newton and Duke Carter as sheriff hopefuls and highlighting candidates for judge, court, and legislative posts.
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Citizens’ League
Hugh WR. Trabrrigan
Mtormy
Good Government
Logalitos
South Bloree
Heaur County
Toague
Qleir
Tha Ang
Iftehot
Inwumbanta
Sigy
Hke
Lexar Citinty
Winneclf
Ren &. Morris
I Oiber
Guorge Surkey
Louis F
Boltz
Ag Jistion of the Peace
Ben Cordell
Constable
Teceinet 1
Lawyer Awaiting Trial Barred in US Courtrooms
Fort Worth Texas July 24. Until disposition no indictments refirmed against J Forrest McCucher son Fort Worth attorney and former assistant United States district attorney here he was temporarily disbarred from practice in the United States district court for the northern division of Torn. Several judges James Wilson dated the order of disbarment after a hearing.
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Fort Worth
Tessas
San Antonio
J. Forrest McCucherson
Fort. Worth
United States District
United States
Conte
James
Wilso
Loven Pushes Prohibition Enforcement in Campaign Speech
A gubernatorial hopeful, Lov en, addressed a small Alam plaza crowd on Thursday night urging strict liquor law enforcement. He tied prohibition to highway safety, prison labor for state roadwork, and regulatory measures, while attacking large newspapers and endorsing farm and labor reforms including a minimum wage for youths and a Texas agricultural center.
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Toul Taven
Alam Plaza
Loven
Rxise i Uy
Loyen
Javen
Th i Fk
Joven
San Antonio
Market Robzay
Crars
Increazvicultural
Texak
Storms Strike Fast In Heat Wave Across States
Storms and heat accompanied by high winds swept the Atlantic coast causing property damage and injuries. Tornado like winds killed one in Brunswick and another in Baltimore area while lightning struck several. Shipping, crops, and urban areas suffered as east coast states faced fires, flooding, and widespread damage with dozens of deaths reported in New York Philadelphia and nearby cities.
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Atlantic
Joliet
Ute
New York
New Jersey
Missi Cugetts
Maryland
Pennsylvaniia
International
Lrunswick
K. A
Boxton
Ballimor
Jerety
New Lock
Phiatelphia
Parker's Hair Balsam and Floreston Shampoo Note
A fragmented advertisment mentions Parker and Floreston hair products including a balsam for faded or gray hair. It references mail order or local sales at a chemical works in Patchogue New York with unclear product claims and pricing.
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Parker
Patchogur
Wurzbach Campaign Schedule Includes San Antonio Talks
Wurzbach, candidate for Congress from the Fourteenth District, plans a San Antonio speaking tour on Wednesday night with events at Alamo Plaza and multiple meetings across the city. The schedule includes speakers and venues, with other party tickets and local organizers listed for Wednesday through Thursday appearances.
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Wurbach
Repubticas
Congress
San Antonio
Alumn Plaza
Ue Heart
Varianyts
Enue Tine
Citizens' Jena
Fred Tan
Girl With Two Arms Broken Recovers in Texas
Lerky Gene Rishay ten year old daughter of Meg and Mrs Joseph Bishop of big city, recovering from injuries after falling through the stone of an abandoned oil well in Tannen Tuning. She slipped while playing in the barn yard, breaking bones in her right forearm between the wrist and elbow. the incident occurred Monday afternoon.
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Texas
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