Democrats unite behind Roosevelt Garver ticket in Texas
Texas Democrats at county conventions pledged to vote as a unit for the Roosevelt Garver ticket at the May 26 San Antonio state convention. Delegations from Harris, Walker, Tarrant and Wichita counties backed the New Deal, while opposition figures like John Henry Kirby and Vance Muse were dropped from some slates.
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Walker County
Kirby
Joe Bailey Humphrey
Grockett City
Houston County
Fort Worth
Garner
Tarrant County
Effinté Roosevelt
New Deal
al Dallas
Hadi
Roogevelt
Gamer
Townsend
Wichita County
James Y. Allred
Roosevelt
Beaumont
Dallas
Houston
Port Worth
Detention of Gen Woll Reveals Texas War Tactics
Article recounts the detention of General Adrian Woll of the Mexican army as he attempted a toke mission from Filisola to Santa Anna. It details Woll’s capture in the Texan lines, the later armistice, and Santa Anna’s remarks on the episode, with context on Texas aims to delay further bloodshed and allow harvest and recruitment.
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Cratioy
Adrian Viall
Tevens
Filisola
Bess
Adriana Woll
Adrian Wolf
Tany
San Jace
Vicente Filisola
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
Texas
Jose Urrea
Allowero
Woll
Filisala
Urrea
Hengerson Yoasum
Gerera! Woll
Teal
Ng Arrol
Santa Anna
Colorado
Wolf
Rio Grande
Mexico
Matamoros
Santa
Atias
Trouston
Houston
Keo
Adrian Wolk
Baltimore
Tetter
Winfield Scott
Francisco Xavier Mira
San Antonito
John “Henry Brown
Burnet
iCamp
Jett
Gal Treston
David G. Burnet
New High Paid for West Texas Wool
San Angelo reports a new high price for West Texas wool at 32 cents a pound as D E F Hughes and Jack Hughes bought 80,000 pounds from Cody Wardlaw of Nel Rio. Eight months wool at 31.5 and eight months at 30.5 cents were also cited, marking the year’s peak. A striped marlin swordfish caught off Tangith by Zane Grey in 1930 is noted as the largest rod and reel landings in records.
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San Angelo
West Texas
D. E F. Hughes
Jack Hughes
Cody
Tanith
Zane Grey
Man Fleeing to Seek Congress from San Antonio Board Chief
Menefer, president of the San Antonio board of education, fled to Wiscanataueg for Congress. Joined by Wil Morriss Jr, he is the first to leave the field among congressional hopefuls. The 80 year old board chief from 302 East Euclid reiterates his plan to seek the Democratic primary. Other contenders Maverick, Seeligson, and Townsend club leader Ball have announced but not filed by Wednesday.
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Menefer
San Antonio
James ©. Ball
Townsend Club
Democratic Committee
McKinstry Nominated for Bishop in Central New York
The Rev. Arthur R. McKinstry rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church was among three clergymen nominated for bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Central New York. He said on Wednesday he had not been informed of the action and could make no statement.
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McKinstry
Arthur R. McKinstry
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Central New York
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