Tobin Onion Shook Win Winners In Democratic Primary
Returns from twenty six boxes show Tobin Onion and Shook as winners in key county and district offices. Governor race remains unsettled with Campbell leading early. later counts may change Colquitt Bell and others. Voter suppression claims due to polling hours noted. 5000 votes counted by midnight. final results pending full tabulation Monday.
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W. R. Locke
T. M. Campbell
C. K. Bell
C. B. Colquitt
Colquitt
Bell
Brooks
Stevens
Shoat
Constable
Meeracheldt
Chatrinsa Bass
Belef
Ene
Tortyish District
Frank Newton
John Sheriff Tobin
Newton
Victoria County begins returns from vote tally
Special to The Light lists partial Victoria county results from ten precincts, including Victoria city. Governor race shows Bell 47, Brooks 11, Campbell 280, Colquitt 222. Lieutenant governor Davidson 473, Til 84. Treasure 216, Phillips 103, Barkps 172. Land commissioner Gilbert 19, Terrell 18. Railroad commissioner Storey 280, Williams 203. Judge court of criminal appeals Henderson 237, John 299. Congress Ninth district Burgess 525, Glass 57, J. J. Garnett & Co. Undertaxars.
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Victoria County
Victoria
Tex
Suwhy
Bell
Brooks
Campbell
Colquitt
Davidson
Til
Wilson County
Floreville
Texas
Hell
Garwoom
Sparke
Phillips
Gilbert Bhy
Terrell
Storey
Williams
Denison
Catquitt
Williams Seads
Judge Criminal Court
Henderson Teads
Congress
Randell Ieads
Grayson Coiunty
Snarka
Dallas County
Dallas
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Hin
Garrison
Story
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Garland
Bracks Ieads
Hill
Sparks
Wiliams
Henderson
Farmers Branch Proeinet
Trovernor
Terrel
Gilbert
Willams
Johns
Bastro
Reaulta
Bastrop
Treteuver
Phil. Dive
Suarka
Ball
Toad
Dudge Court Criminal Appeals
Heylerson
Collin County
Plano
Bo Tartin
Covernoy
Inada
Criminal Court of Appeala
John Keafs
Barrett Karda
Treasurey
Terraleads
Voter roll figures list district officials and clerks at 2 am
Readable fragments show names of district officers and candidates, including district judge Beton Stewart and county treasurer Aly Walton. The page records positions such as district attorney Robison, clerk George Strkey, surveyor Sommissiorner, and justice of the peace nominees, with scattered vote tallies and identifiers.
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Catquill
Graham Dowdell
J. F Gurion
Gol Mod. Williams
Beton Stewart
IL. Camp
Robison
Baker
Andres Cossttiseeres
George Strkey
Joseph Ryan
Phil H. Shook
Tom J. Newion
W. & Anerson
Frank J. Bosshar Saeyee
Thad T. Adams
Thad W. Smith
Vint
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Frank Ry Newton von Ssieee Sharifi
Gus J. Manernang
John W. Tobin
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Paul Moerscheldt
John A. Ditter
Aly. Walton
Peter Jonite
Sommissiorer
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M. Poor
Justice of the Peace
Chas, McCabe
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Quiet city with scant arrests and voting day calm
The police reported almost no activity yesterday with no arrests by dawn. Last arrest for plot disturbances occurred Friday night as officers pinched four Mexicans for disturbing the peace. Voting day proceeded unusually quiet with few disturbances and no offenders jailed. Regional tallies show Governor and other state offices contest results in several counties, including Wilson, Van Zandt, Grayson, and Fayette, with Campbell and Colquitt leading and Brooks and Bell trailing in multiple spots.
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Lacey
Walters
Klocken Kemper
Evans
Wevas
Corporation Court
Republican Conventions Report From Dallas County Precincts
Dallas County tally lists precinct delegates at several halls with undirected slates and one instructed delegation for county chairman. Local results note Brooks and Bell leads in governor and lieutenant governor races with scattered, sometimes incomplete returns across precincts and counties.
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TL Preelocts
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William Joyns
Ed. Fletcher
Chas. Atilchell
Jesse Franklin
William Dickey
H. ©. Hellig
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J. W. Sansom
Han Boycun
Z. Walker
B. F. Kingsley
Fred Terrell
RD. Jones
G. D. Moses
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Dostor G. J. Starnes
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W. Willams
T. W. Ward
H. J. Quis
L. White
Ed. Cook
W. M. Grayson
A. Spencer
J. White
J. W. Minters
James Thomas
Louis Spencer
Ka. Garrison
FP. H. Tucker
Jessie Demry
N. B. Jeffers
R. A. Campbell
J. Johnson
A. Allen
Ed. O'Neal
Dave Hartfield
J. Washington
Dan Duran
J. ©. Scott
J. R. Morris
Oppenheimer
C. Runge
A. Mills
Ben Colling
D. C. Johnson
James Cooper
Dan Jackson
Nathan Garrett
M. Hoerenten
M. W. Hens
T. L. McMorris
Moges Walters
J. d. Delewond
Austin Horton
Dave Gooflee
Sam Harris
Green Banks
J. L. Evans
Green Yates
Charles Napier
Murdered in Mexico Fred Henners Linked to Local Clerking
A letter received in San Antonio claims Fred Henners, once a night clerk at the Bexar Hotel, was murdered near a lumber camp in a Michoacan state town Los Palmeos Mexico. The letter says he rode from camp at dusk, was dragged from his horse and stabbed, with his body robbed. Henners, raised in Michigan, came to San Antonio about two years ago.
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Los Palmeos
Michoocen
Mexico
Henners
Clgar
Bexar
Carter Mullaly Transfer Company
Lumher
Gaye
Thenners
Mr. Henners
Michigan
San Antonio
Texas County Returns Show Campbell Leading In Local Race
Special to The Austin from the county reports Colquitt Davidson Terrell Sparks and Storey are favored in various offices. Bell leads for governor in some precincts with Campbell second. Davidson carries lieutenant governor, Henderson for court of criminal appeals, Peeler elected representative. Results vary by county with Campell and Colquitt among leaders across Waco and Plano boxes.
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van Zandt County
Wills Paint
Texas
Campbell
Bell
Catquitt
Sparks Teads
Fayette County
la Grange
Colquitt
Brooks
Burgess
Feely
Thia County
Namines
Emanuel Ruos
Houston
Raturns I
Capbell
South Texas
Harrie County
Trevidson
Spuria
Storey
Henderson
Terrell
Liano County
Aso
San Saba
Burnet
Lampasses
Gubernatorial race tightens in Texas primary
Campaign staffers report Colonel Tom Campbell appears poised for nomination on first ballot if trends hold. Early returns from Bexar and Harris counties show Colquitt, Campbell, and Bell leading, with Campbell strongest on first ballot but not yet a majority. Precincts remaining could shift delegates as counties report results from Texas primary in late July.
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Tom Campbell
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Bexar County
Doud
Tallas
Tex
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T. MM. Campbell
Palestine
O. B. Colquitt
Brooks
Bell
Campbell
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