General Election Interest Surges in San Antonio Viewing Hubs
San Antonio prepares for returns night with clubs hotels and theaters set for telegraph and AP bulletins. Residents plan to watch election figures on cinema screens and read bulletins at the Lehrhaus and major hotels as Pershing and national results stream in. Special wires connect Hughes and Roanane clubs with Fort Worth posts while local groups install telegraph lines at Gunter Mates and other quarters.
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Giant
Rio Grande
Tessa
Arizona
New Mexico
Genetal Pershing
Mexico
Avaocidteck Press
Sothern Department
Fort Finy
Houston
Aumve
Hughes Club
St. Anthony
Roanane
Sai Aiouti
Travis Cluts
Lins
Gunter
Legal action blocks extra election judges appointment
Judge G. Taylor of the Forty-fifth District Court sustained a general demurrer and denied the Republican request for a writ to compel appointing additional election judges and clerks. He ruled the presiding judge in each precinct determines clerks and that neither the County Court nor the presiding County Judge can increase numbers under current law.
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Forty-fifth District Court
Aftier
Taytee
Commissioners’ Court
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Republican County Committee
Terrell
Bne
Commissioners Court
William Aubrey
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Teewight
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Faylee
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Ucket
Taine
Davly
Dadeon
Jan Ehorlog
J. B. Leewright
Aubrey
Heads
Republicans Claim City County Officials Appointed Judges
Republicans allege city and county officials designated election judges by court order, challenging around 200 recent appointments as invalid. Plaintiffs include Charles Stevens and Engelking, while defendants named County Judge Davis and commissioners Gutzett Klaug Meyer.
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Platititts
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Euseliad Front
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Engelking
Aidair Frederick Torrell
Davis
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Lamm
Hots
Myts
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Po Brockman
Vtts
Rasessor
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Besar
Floren
Bist Hives
Frosch Street
Tatty
Cl Forestetlo
L. Casanova
Prateat
Forestella
Casanova
John J. Michter
Areeinel
Precinct Judges Challenged as Nonresidents and City Employees
Objections filed in multiple precincts argue appointed judges are not bona fide residents or are in regular city or county employment. Plaintiffs challenge appointments in Precincts 10 14 15 16 22 17 23 25 29 30 32 38 41 42 87 79 alleging deputy peace officer status city employment or other disqualifications.
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George Morin
Jouly Mori
William Doris Aa
J. UW
Gunulighant
J. Bl. Pattergon
W. A. Wilson
D. We McGee
T. 11
Northway
Joe Rubbola
Ted Hivas
Joe J. W. Maddox
Dinsmore
W. G.tubb
Ullo
Theodore Simmany
Dave Gallagher
Th. Lawrence
United States
Joe Welter
Junge
Howard HW. Dignowity
A. J. Weltman
William ©. Doussen
W. H. Braun
Fudge
J. Adams
Amendment Debate Hits Vicious Legislation Claims
Voxng voters hear August Dirtarm and Mr Brian denounce a proposed constitutional amendment. They warn it would impose a $1 per $90 rate on school taxes, harming farmers' loan access and altering how independent districts set levies, valuations, and maintenance funds.
Taxing Local Land Spurs Fear of Confiscatory Rates
A landowner in Live Oak County warns that adopting a $1 tax rate on the $100 valuation would rapidly yield confiscatory school taxes. He notes recent changes in an independent school district have raised levies, with total taxes this year far surpassing prior years. He argues that allowing higher assessed values will cut off access to loans and threaten farm operations across the state.
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Peasale
Live Oak County
Fire in Hertebergs Jewelry store blamed on sun rays
A display window fire at Hertebergs Jewelry, East Houston and St Marys, Sunday afternoon 3:35, was blamed on sun rays reflecting from jewelry. Firemen limited damage to an umbrella worth 17 dollars. Two false alarms from other houses were reported that day.
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Houston
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Department
Gra Street
Camarge
Labor Streets
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