Bexar Probe Welcomed in Close Governor Race
Mary Maverick, tax collector for Sterling, says no votes were bought in San Antonio and challenges Ferguson charges in Bexar county. She claims Sterling spent less than Ferguson and asserts previous election-stealing activity has shifted away from Bexar to East Texas.
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East Texas
United States
Ferguson Charges Sterling Tactics In Texas Primary Fallout
The Dallas and Austin reports recount bitter exchanges in the Texas Democratic gubernatorial primary, with Governor Sterling denying Ferguson’s victory and pledging to pursue an honest ballot. Claims of thousands of illegal votes are cited as the race tightens and officials prepare final tallies and potential legal actions.
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Texas Election Bureau
Postal Receipts Rise in August in City Post Office
August postal receipts totaled 95,605 dollars and 32 cents, up from July 95,077 dollars and 65 cents. The report notes August receipts in 1931 reached 103,167 dollars and 56 cents, indicating a higher year prior.
August construction permits rise to 744 worth 192643
City records show Increase Shore Construction and Antonio led an August surge with 744 building permits issued, totaling 192 643 dollars in construction value. Inspector Charles Finch reported the figure, noting it surpasses the prior three months but trails August of the previous year.
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Stamp collectors get break with new ALR stamp issue
Postmaster P. G. Ducas announced stamps for letter mail will be available September 26. A new BRaja min Franklin station is planned in Washington to replace the Pennaylva Tin avenue facility. The cornerstone will be laid by the president on the day mail is moved to the new station.
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