Citizens League candidates predict sweeping primaries
R Neill Campbell and Ben Fisk express confidence in a full Citizens' League win in tomorrow's primaries. E P Tschirhart expects to be Precinct No 1 Constable. J K Lamm Charles Gutzeit U H Rische Henry Meyer claim victory for county commissioners. Terrell McAskill Schwegmann Wahrmund foresee strong vote and county sweep.
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R. Neill Campbell
Justice of the Peace
Ben
Fisk
Citizens
E. P. Tschirhart
Bexar County
Messrs
J. K. Lamm
Charles X. Gutzeit
U. H. Rische
Henry Meyer
Citizens’ League
Chester H. Terrell
D. R. McAskill
Bernard Schwegmann
Col
Otto Wahrmund
Terrell
Citizens League candidates rally for straight-ticket votes
On the eve of the Bexar county primaries candidates from the Citizens' league urge voters to go to the polls and vote the ticket straight. James R. Davis predicts victory along with all their nominees as they canvass and stress duty, turnout, and early voting.
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Bexar County
Citizens’ League
Orrow
James R. Davis
Ana E
Davis
Mr. Davis
Friends of Clean
Claude V. Birkhead
Seventy-third District Court
Didate
William S. Anderson
Clinton G. Brown
C. M. Chambers
Campbell
John H. Clark
Civil
Andres Coy Jr
Lewis
Dan Lewis
Texas publishes four constitutional amendments to voters
The secretary of state's office mailed copies of four proposed constitutional amendments to 249 Texas newspapers, one per county, requiring printing and publication 90 days before the November general election. The state appropriated $18,000 to cover publishing costs.
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Austin
Tex
Secretary of State
Texas
Miss Crocker Sets 102 Mile Equestrian Record
San Francisco July 26. Miss Marion Crocker set a new equestrian record for women by riding 102 miles in 14 hours. She rode 66 miles on one horse and 46 miles on another. Vote for James R. Davis for county judge.
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San Francisco
Marion Crocker
Iss Crocker
State Lets Contracts Aust in for Supplies
The Texas state purchasing agent J. R. Elliott awarded additional supply contracts to multiple firms for institutions statewide. Awards include buttons and clothing fasteners to Hogan Allnoch Austin and McKean Eilers Austin, hats to S G Davis Dallas, caps and suits to Marks Brothers Corsicana, Rose Manufacturing Dallas, Harris Lipsitz Dallas, Dallas Clothing Co, Kerrville Schreiner Co, and others for drawers underwear socks and workwear.
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Austin
Tex
J. R. Elliott
Hogan-Allnoch
Houston
McKean Eilers Company
Sanger Bros
Dallas
Harris Lipsitz Company
Charles Schreiner Company
Kerrville
Rose Manufacturing Company
Dallas Clothing ‘Company
Southwest Texas Normal summer school closes with diplomas
Normal School at San Marcos holds closing exercises at 11 AM. Seven hundred thirty nine students completed summer school work. Fifty diplomas and two hundred first and second grade certificates were awarded.
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Normal School
San Marcos
Tex
Southwest Texas Normal Summer School
Normal
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