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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30

TENNIS TITLE
Cochet Gives Tilden
Worst Beating and
Hennessey Loses

ROLAND GAHRoS STADIUM. AU-
.TEUIL, France, July 30.-(AEAmer-
ica's campaign ID recapture the Davis
cup from the French failed today
when Henri Coehet defeated William
II. Tilden in the deciding match Of
the series in straight sets by scores
Of 81, SIS, 81.
This gave the French three of the
four matches played.
Coehet was at his whirlwind best
today and gave Big Bill the worst
beating he ever received in Davis
cup play. Never before had Tilden
been trimmed in straight sets in a
challenge round for the trophy.
Realizing that his best chance lay
in wearing down the American, the
canny young player from Lyons kept
him on the run constantly, deucing
the sets and stretching them out in
terminably. Tilden made n brave at
tempt TO win the second set and sew
en- times needed only one point TO
gain IL and square the match. but
each time failed as COchet steadily
overhauled him. The third set saw
Tilden again battling fiercely. this
time in the hope Of forcing the match
70 four sets which would have given
him the intermission at the end Of
the third set in which 20 rest. Cochet
had other plans. however. and fin
ished him off before the American
could gain the coveted breathing
space.
Lacoste defeated Hennessey in the
fifth and last match OF the challenge
round series BY scores Of I-6. 81, rs.
6-3, thus making the final score Of
the series four matches for France
10 one for the United States.
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81 IMPROVE
AFTER CRASH
Is In Hospital After
Lawyer Trein Hit
In California

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3O.-lPt-
Injured IN a rear end train collision
at Cortena, Coluss county. Calf,
some 81 men and women enroa'e
home from the American Bar assocIa-
tion convention just closed At Seattle.
Washington. were reported recover
ing today. The injured included well
known attorneys and their wives
from various eastern points.
The wreck occurred yesterday when
the third section Of the bar %asSocia-
tons special train was partially
smashed by the southbound Cascade
Limited, crack Southern Pacific train
from Seattle to San Francisco. while
the special was halted on the track
for repairs. Seven members Of the
two train crews also we're hurt.
Southern Pacific company officials
announced that only rs Of the IN
jured remained in hospitals today.
Unofficial reports said the special
had stopped after rounding n curve
and had sent a flagman back to halt
the Cascade limited. supposed 20 be
ten minutes % the rear. The two
trains had left Portland. Ore. half
an hour apart. but the Cascade had
been gaining.
Passengers said the flagnlsn had
run back only a comparatively short
distance when the Cascade appeared
coming az a rate OF about 80 miles
an hour. The flagman placed tor
pedoes on the track and ran forward,
waving his flag frantically.
With a shrek and grinding Of
brakes, the Cascade ATTEMPTED 70
stop, but lacked sufficient tirle. The
locomotive smashed into the steel OBJ
servation car. partially telescoping
il. The specials wood dining car.
several car lengths ahead. srlintered
under the impact.
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FOUL PLAY IS
CONTINUED from page one

kSOnLlnueu from ps@e Ohel
flowed under the eulvert. His shoes
we're still muddy when his manRled
body was picked up following the
accident, they say.
After knocking Pena unconscious
and robbing him, officers believe
that the body was placed on the
track in an effort to cover UP the
crime.
The man. now being held for in
v~estigation. told officers Monday
that Pena had a SO bill, one 81 bill
and some small change when he left
him At the culvert carly Saturday
night to walk on into San BENT.
He declared that Pena had announc-
ed his intention Of walking toward
San Benito.
Officers failed 10 find any money
on Pena's body when they searched
his clothes for Identification follow
ing the accident.
Officers declared that the engi-
neer. who was driving the engine
when it struck Pens. stated in a
report 20 officials that he saw
something lying across the track but
hat he thought IL. was only q filled
tow sack until he saw the mans
foot raise slightly just before the
train struck.
II was first believed that Pens
had been tied 10 the rails but this
theory was abandoned when Off
GERS failed 70 find any pieces Of rope
near the scene.
Funeral services were held for
Pena Sunday afternoon.
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COLOR MOVIES
FOR AMATEUR
NOW POSSIBLE
New Device Shown By
Edison to Invited
Group; Utilizes 3
Filters of Rays

ROCHESTER, ". Y. July 3O.-CP-
Ameteur motion pictures, r~eproduc-
ing scenes in full natural %colors, were
shown here for the first time today
by George Eastman TO a group of
scientists and other public men.
The new process, utilizing a three
color eight filter" and a new film
with minute cylindrical lenses. is the
elimination Of years Of experimental
ton.
With the light filter and the special
film, the veriest amateur p~hotogra-
pliers, 1T is claimed, can make motion
pictures which represent the accurate
and brilliant reproduction Of every
color and shade in nature.
All the amateur need do is insert
the color filter in his home movie
amer and thread in the special
film.
The new film. which Is termed the
radically new element in the process,
instead If having the usual smooth
surface. has the side opposite the
sensitive coating embossed with CYL
indrical. lenses 30 minute as TO be IN
visible. These lenses. a part Of the
film itself and made Of film sub
stance. would each look. II greatly
msgnified. like = rib of n corrugated
iron roof.
They run le~ngthwise Of the film and
each is one five hundred and fifty
ninth Of an inch in width.
These small lenses separate the
rays Of light which pass through the
three segments OF the three colored
light filter and into the camera. Each
~ the three colors Of the filter
red. green and blue-lets into the
camera from the scene before the
camera only the light rays Of is own
color.
when the film j. projected the
light from the machine shines out
through the tiny lenses on the film
and through the protector tense and
each ray rs directed through the
proper color on the protector light
filter q fall in It's proper place in
the screen. The combination OF the
three filter colors-red. green and
blue gives every possible natural col
Or.
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Rains Cause Biz
Flood In Kansas

HAYS, Kans.. July 30.-tPl-Three
hundred families were forced to flee
their homes early today when flood
waters Of Big Creek inundated about
one third Of the town after heavy
rainfall.
Only the second floors Of many
houses were above the flood and
water was from three 10 six feet
deep In buildings Of the Kansas State
Teachers college.
The water entered the Union Pa
cifie depot and il was reported that
the railroad bridge west Of here was
doomed. Tracks were washed out in
a number Of places.
Women we're carried to safety on
~improvised RATS hastily constructed.
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Palestine Man
Shot to Death

PALESTINE. Tex. July 3o.-(P-
". J. Hill. former Palestine police
man, was shot and instantly killed
at his home here last night. The con-
tents Of both barrels Of a shotgun
took effect in his body.
r. F. Taylor, his brother-in-law.
surrendered TO officers and was re-
leased on a small appearance bond.
He declined 10 make a statement.
Hill was under indictment here for
shooting Dave Reagan, Palestine Do
lieeman. several months age. Rea-
gan was permanently disabled.
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Hidalgo COP.
To Have Ticket,
Meetings Decide

McALLEN. July 30.-Nhile the
electinE their ticket, the McAllen re-
publicans busted themselves with
precinct meetings. Two republican
precinct conventions were held here
Saturday. and delegates to the re-
publican county convention, which is
to Re held at Edinburg. Saturday.
August 4th. we're selected.
Delegates from McAllen are: "A. A.
Hughes. /. G.. Cook, II. r. Schiff-
bauer. II. ". Hurst. VI. n. Collins,
Geo. Kunz. h. n. Smith. 4. +. Phil
lips. Harry Checvar. 4. ID. Martin,
vi. L. Hart. Mrs. Hattie Bouse and
j. A. Crom.
That IL is the intention nf repuh-
Leans Of Hidalgo county 70 place a
county ticket in the November cleo
ton was brought 10 light at the
meeting when the delegates were in
structed TO vote as a urit for the
selection of Robert HENDERSON, Me-
Allen. rs the party candidate for
county commissioner from district
number =. The local convention
voted also 70 place q local ticket
CONSISTING fA ~ AA~hAAF NA AHt hN1Ne
and constable for this precinct. +.
y. johnson was selected ~ the can-
didate for justice Of the peace and
Harry Chceyar was selected AZ a
candidate for constable.
The choice of the McAllen conven-
tion for county chairman Of the par
Is resulted IN a vote OF 20 for viii
lard Ferguson. Mission and = tor
Harry Carol Of Donna. Ferguson
" the present county Chatham.
A. 4. Hughes. prominent republi-
can. was elected DIV the convention
20 serve rs precinct chairman for
the next two years.
The delegates pledged themselves
% work ~ the end that not only
would q big vote for Herbert Hoover
be gotten out but that every effort
Ia elect q county ticket would he
made
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AGAINST
SLAYER TORAL
IS COMPLETED
Oregon Assassin May
Be Tried In Court
Of Capital; Leaders
Laud Zertuche

MEXICO CITY, July S0.-R1-The
case against Jose de Leon Toral,
23-year-old art student who assas-
sinated President-elect Alvaro Obre-
gon. is ready for the court. The
slayer is 20 be turned over to the
district court at San Angel where
the crime was committed, but it was
thought possible today that the case
might be transferred TO a court in
Mexico City.
General Antonio Rios Zertuche,
named chief of police after the
crime, stated he would make public
the results of his investigation when
the assassin had been turned over
70 the civil authorities.
General Zertuche desired that the
slayer be given a civil trial rather
than a military one customary in
crimes Of this nature.
The confederation Of Obregonis.a
parties forwarded TO the police a
message signed by Antonio Soto y
Cana and Aurelio Manriuue, Agrar-
ian leaders. congratulating him on
his handling Of the investigation.
The message expressed the hope
that Zertuche, who was appointed to
his post temporarily, would become
permanent head Of the police.
The newspaper Excelsior made a
survey of the political situation and
stated that the various groups that
supported Oregon appeared to be
united with Aaron SRen7. governor
Of Nuevo Leon, as leader. Saenz
has bee mentioned as the possible
successor TO President Gales. who
is being quoted as not desiring 10
continue in office after December !.
A scheduled convention OF the
labor party az Guadalajara was call
ed off in line with the policy Of
avoiding political meetings until the
atmosphere cleared.
The war department announced
that is insurgents had been slain
and a number captured in = clash
near the town Of Rio Verde in the
state Of San Luis Potosi last week.
Two federal soldiers were killed.
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Injunction Granted
Against Jardine Order

OKLAHOMA CITY, July 3O.-lR-
A permanent injunction against the
enforcement OF an order BY Secretary
of Agriculture Jardine TO cease and
desist" a boycott alleged 70 have been
prseticed by approximately twenty
members Of the Oklahoma City live
stock exchange was granted today in
United States district court here.
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Edwards County Complete

Senator: Blanton $50. Connally III
Cunningham Z. Mayfield 81. MeLe'
more D, Owsley I. -
Governor: Hawkins 3, Moody 10
Wardlaw 1856, Wilmans 0.
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin :, Love
.1lS. Mccall 4, Miller 90. Parnell ~:
Comptroller: Jones 80, Terrell ~
Sunt' Public instruction: Davis "a,
Garner IL. James 10, Mars l27.
Land Commissioner: Britton =
Flvnt 4. Robson 2i9. Terrell 2.
Rail Commissioner; Jefferson
Smith Sc. Lon Smith 1877.
Criminal Appeals: Morrow les,
Pierson so.
Congress. Dist. is: Hudspeth 26a
Reid 2. -.
Civil Appeals, Dist. I; smith lo2
Thomas I07.
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Former Senator
Woodward Dies

FORT WORTH. July 30-fP-Scott
Woodward. 80, former state highway
commissioner and state senator. died
az n local infirmary this morning.
Funeral arrangements have not been
made.
Woodward Is survived by his
widow. two daughters. Mrs. Robert
Bartholomew Of Dallas. and Evelyn
Woodward, a pupil At Texas Woman's
college.
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Senator: Blanton 25i. Connally
los. Cunningham o. Mayfield SO. Me
Lemore Z, Owsley iO2.
Governor: Hawkins 13. Moody sos
Wardlaw t73, Wilmans II.
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin 35, Love
las. Mccall SO. Miller 252. Psrnell
50.
Comptroller: Jones 172. Terrell
34A.
Treasurer: Harris Els. Hatcher
900.
Supt. Public Instruction: Davis
100. Garner 80. James 1877, Mars 173.
Land Commissioner: Britton SO.
Flynt Il, Robson 329. Terrell 104.
Rail Commissioner: Jefferson
Smith 1874. Lon Smith 314.
Criminal Appeals: Morrow 32s,
Pierson l56.
Congress: Blair 52e. Hudspeth
4sf.
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KIebere County Complete

Senator: Blanton 300, Connally PSI.
Cunningham 80. Mayfield $50, McLe-
more 80, Owsley 1870.
Governor: Hawkins $50. MOODY
$50. Wardlaw 379. Wilmans 20.
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin ~. Love
532, Mccall Sc. Miller 4o4, Parnell
335.
Comptroller: Jones 81. Terrell
1858.
Treasurer: Harris 436. Hatcher 9ls
Supt. Public Instruction: Davis
152. Garner 1876. James o., Mars 7I3
Land Commissioner: Britton 1876
Flynt 70. Robson 637. Terrell 1852.
Rail Commissioner: jefferson
Smith S26. Lon Smith 1905.
Criminal Appeals: Morrow 1905
Pierson 1922.
Congress: Dist. Is, Garner s54
Hardin 636.
Court Civil Appeals; Dist. 4. Smith
625, Thomas 725.
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LaSalle County Complete

Senator: Blanton II. Connally $50,
Cunningham III. Mayfield S., McLe-
more IL, Owsley 129.
Governor: Hawkins ~, Moody 2s2,
Wardlaw PSI, Wilmans ..
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin %. Love
1853. Mccall -. Miller 2S2. Parnell q.
Comptroller: Jones 1873, Terrell
III.
Treasurer: Harris iia. Hatcher
365.
Supt. Public Instruction: Davis %.
Garner l25. James 25, Mars 354.
Land Commissioner: Britton 2
Flynt H.. Robson $50. Terrell 1888.
Rail Commissioner: jefferson
Smith 1l3, Lon Smith Sa6.
Criminal Appeals: Morrow 5ss
Pierson ia.
Congress: Dist. *. Garner 35s
Hardin 2OS.
Legislature: Grey 232. Jones 297.
Court Civil Appeals: Dist. 4. Smith
80, Thomas 537.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
Bleeding Gums Healed

The sight OF sore gums u sicken-
mr.. Reliable dentists often report
the successful use Of Leto's Pyor-
rhea Remedy on their very worst
,ases IL you will get a bottle and
Use as directed druggists will return
money II IL fails. Eagle Pharmacy,
Inc.-Adv. CD
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Dallas County

Senator: Blanton 1860. Connally
3.41S. Cunningham 2T5. Mayfield
1905. McLemore 63. Owsley $500.
Governor: Hawkins 1910, Moody
l0.s09. Wardlaw 1896. Wilmans $50.
Lieutenant Governor: Darwin 452,
Love 6.l93, Mccall 2i7, Miller s,446.
Parnell 491.
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Tarrant County

Senator: Blanton 1854, Connally
1870. Cunningham 6l6. Mayfield 1856,
McLemore 1877. Owsley 390S.
Governor: Hawkins 444. Moody
1890. Werdlaw 1923. Wilmans 1874.
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin Oil. Love
1889. Mccall SIS. Miller 6O3i, Parnell
144s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30

Senator: Blanton lis. Connally
100. Cunningham 100, Mayfield AL.
McLemore ~. Owsley 22l.
Governor; Hawkins So, Moody 651,
Wardlaw 3T5, Wilmans IS.
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin 50. Love
253, Mccall l67, Miller 424. Farnell
IS.
Comptroller: Jones $50. Terrell 645.
Treasurer: Harris 623, Hatcher 3s7.
Supt Public instruction: Davis ~,
Garner 236. James 366, Mars 293.
Land Commissioner: Britton ss6,
Flynt l5s. Robson 267. Terrell IS.
Rail Commissioner: Jefferson
Smith les. Lon Smith $50.
Criminal Appeals: Morrow 2i9,
Pierson S73.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
ChiIdress County Complete

Senator: Blanton 50s. Connally 49,
Cunningham 1877. Mayfield sTS' MeLe-
more %. Owslsy 547.
Governor: Hawkins 81, MOODY ls-e'
Wardlaw 100. Wilmans 81.
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin lsl, Love
sos. Mccall so. Miller SIS. ParnelI 5ss.
Congress. Dist. is: Bell l4l7' one
t1S5
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Navarro County Complete

Senator: Blanton 500. Connally
af4i. Cunningham 29S, Mayfield 265s,
McLemore "a, owsley 14s1.
Governor: Hawkins $50. Moody
532s. Wardlaw 2130, Wilmans 1877.
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin 4s2, Love
1852. Mccall 2l9, Miller S72o' ParnelI
$50. .
Comptroller: Jones 27Os, Terrell
5t92.
Treasurer: Harris 1883, Hatcher
AVA.
Supt. Public Instruction: Davis
1878, Garner 1915, James 1866, Mars
1892.
Land Commissioner: Britton GAS.
Flynt 49,, Robson 2T59. Terrell
1889.
Rail Commissioner: Jefferson
Smith 1898, Lon Smith 1884.
Criminal Appeals: Morrow b7oe,
Pierson 1884.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
PLANES AND HANGAR RuRN

SAN ANTONIO, July 30.-tPI-
Five planes and a hangar valued al
about Se3. 900 acre destroyed al
Kelly Field yesterday in a spectsc-
ular fire which was attended BY gaso-
line and oil explosions.
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Freestone County Complete

Senator: Blanton 2s3. Connally
7s9. Cunningham s., Mayfield 6ss.
McLemore 25, 0wsley 1877.
Governor: Hawkins 12s. Moody
1899. Wardlaw $40, Wilmans a.
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin las. Love
955, Mccall 15e, Miller s47, PsrHell
267.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
Indy TAKES OFF

SANTA BARBARA. Calf. July 81.
'-tP-Colonel Charles A. L~indberEh
took the air early today for a desti-
nation believed 10 be Detroit. Mich.
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CABINET TO STAND

MEXICO CITY. July 30.-tP-Ex
c%elsior said today that no changes
in the cabinet were contemplated be-
fore November so. when President
Gales concludes his elective term.
The present provisional secretaries
will continue "a serve.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
Starr County Complete

Senator: Blanton 3. Connally $40,
Cunningham !, Mayfield 3, McLe-
more o, Owsley II.
Governor: Hawkins @, Moody SOS,
Wardlaw o. Wilmans o.
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin o, Love
l, Mccall o. Miller 395. Parnell o.
Comptroller: Jones 1. Terrell SOS.
Treasurer: Harris 7. Hatcher S95.
Supt. Public Instruction: Davis Q.
Garner O., James I. Mars S95.
Land Commissioner: Britton q.
Flynt O, Robson Se5. Terrell I.
Rail Commissioner: jefferson
Smith |, Lon Smith s95.
Criminal Appeals Morrow SOS,
Pierson J..
Congress: Dist. l55, Garner SOS,
Hardin I.
Court Civil Appeals Dist. 4. Smith
SOS. Thomas /.
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Cochran County tComplctel

Senator. Blanton 50. Connally 81,
Cunningham Is. Msyfield l24, Nc
Lemore 90, Owsley 81.
Governor: Hawkins IS. Moody lSs'
Wardlaw I5i, Wiimans IL.
Lieutenant Governor. Darwin ~,
Love 60. Mccall 4s, Miller 80, Parnell
rs. 80,
Comptroller: Jones -, Terrell 10
Trensurcr: Harris -. Hatcher lbs'
Su~perintendent Public Instruction:
Davis ~, Garner "a, James SO. Mars
lis. M
Land Commissioner: Brltton ~
Flvnt "a. Robinson 73. Terrell 81.
Rail Commissioner: J. Smith AZ u.
Smith 1873. ~
Criminal Appeals: Morrow 49,
Pierson 81. zoo
Congress. District 10 Del 100
Jones 1872.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30

Dickey's CID Reliable Eye Water
cools and ais red eyes. Doesn't
hurt Red folding boz. All drug
gists-Adv. On
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How Some Leading Counties Voted

Governor: Hawkins 20, Moody
/ 1853, Wardlaw 40. Wilmans 3.
Lieutenant Governor: Darwin IL
Love Ala. Mccall 81, Miller i26
Parnell 22. I.
Comptroller: Jones 100, Terrell
4S5.
Treasurer: Harris 40. Hatcher
AIS.
Superintendent Public Instruc
ton: Davis SO, Garner SO, James 81
Mars 3ss. ~
Land Commissioner: Britton 20
Flynt rs, Robson 372, Terrell l52.
Rail Commissioner: Jefferson
Smith 70, Lon Smith 473.
Criminal Appeals: Morrow ssS
Pierson 207.
Congress. District ID: MccloskeS
60, Rogers SOC.
Court Civil Appeals, District q
Smith 1913 Thomas 354.
Donley County (Compl0e)
Senator: Blanton 2T4, Connall.
! SOC. Cunningham So. Mayfield $50
I McLemore %. Owsley 239.
Governor: Hawkins so. Moody J.,
$50. Wardlaw e42, Wilmans 507.
Lieutenant Governor: Darwin 600
Love $50, Mccall ~. Miller Tic, Par
nell 292
Comptroller: Jones SOS. Terrell
l,O42.
Treasurer: Harris SIS. Hatcher
$50.
Superintendent Public Instruc
ton: Davis 244. Garner 2SG. james
500. Mars $50.
Land Commissioner: Britton 257
Flynt 2s4. Robson TAP. Terrell 2s3
Rail Commissioner: jefferson
Smith GA. Lon Smith ESQ.
Criminal Appeals; Morrow s92
Pierson 7O6.
Congress. District IS: Bell e5i
| Jones 1885.
Bexar County
Senator. Blanton 3.2I4. Connally
6,665. Cunningham 55i. Mayfielc
6.7a9. McLemore 4T2. Owsley 5.63s.
Governor: Hawkins sos, Moody
1852. Wardlav s.315. Wilmans ATS.
Lieutenant Governor: Darwin SCI,
Love 5,003. Mccall 1887. Miller r.
$40, Parnell 1892.
NUttNE &VuntN NAVtUphrtCF
Senator: Blanton 435. Connally
1905. Cunningham 900. Mayfielc
| 1872. McLemore 20. Owsley 1859.
Governor: Hawkins It's. Moody e.
! $50. Wardlav 1.1O2. Wilmans 121.
Lieutenant Governors: Darwin 236
Love 1850. Mccall $40, Miller 1924
Parnell 1,725.
Comptroller: Jones 2,gss. Terrell
1892.
Treasurer: Harris 2.Os9, Hatcher
| 1926.
Superintendent Public Instruc,
ton: Davis 1859. Garner 6s7. James
Sic. Mars 1884.
Land Commissioner: Britton $50
Flynt 1,243, Robson 1856. Terrell
Lie.
Rail Commissioner: Jefferson
Smith 923. Lon Smith 1850.
Criminal Appeals: Morrow 1855
Pierson PISA.
Congress. District IA: Jones 5.5I6
Bell 594.
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Bee County (CompIete)
Senator: Blanton l2l. ConnAIlv
IS, Cunningham 90. Mayfield 265,
McLemore 2. Owsley e.
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Frlo County Complete

Senator: Blanton asa, Connally 1906,
Cunningham 32. Mayfield 355, McLe-
more 81, 0wsley 1873.
Governor: Hawkins 73. Moody e4o,
Wardlaw PAL, Wilmans 81.
Lieut.. Governor: Darwin 1871. Love
ass. Mccall 81, Miller 366. Psrnell 81.
Comptroller: Jones 400, Terrell
7OI.
Treasurer: Harris 401. Hatcher
61s.
Supt. Public Instruction: Davis
1875, Garner 2T4. James IS. Mars
$40.
Land Commissioner: Britton 96,
Flynt los, Robson ass. Terrell 3l6.
Rail Commissioner: jefferson
Smith SCI. Lon Smith $50.
Criminal Appeals: Morrow 797r
Pierson 233.
Congress: Dist. ~. Garner 56T.
Hardin 693; House 18th. Jones 1855,
Gray 442.
Court Civil Appeals; Dist. 1, Smith
274. Thomas 933.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
Left Davis County Complet.

Senator: Blanton 66. Connally %.
Cunningham 4, Mayfield 81, McLe-
more 0, owsley Il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
Lee County Complete

Senator: Blanton 10, Connally
AS. Cunningham 10. Mayfield 6si,