The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, August 29, 1924 Page: 3 of 8
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lection Figures for State, District
County and the Precinct Contests
GltlMflE NOMIIIIITEfl 15
MILROIO COMMISSIONER
The Times publishes below In
tabulated form election figures
of the Deport and Bogata pre
jcincts, Lsmsr and Red River
I Counties, and state figures from
1241 of the 252 counties of the
[state. County figures are not
complete, but only a few small
b nes are missing, not enough to
change the results in any of the
I races. These figures are un-
Iofficial, since the committee will
I not me»t until Saturday to can-
vas the returns. There was no
I second primary in Red River
[County thia year for county
lofticers, but in Lamar County
I Stubblefield has been nominated
for sheriff over Payne, Ausmus
over Folsom for county clerk
and Cothran over Yancey for tax
collector. For weigher at De
port, Johnson received the nomi-
nation over Barham.
In the race for judge of the
Sixth District, Blackburn has
defeated Williams by about 566
votes.
State figures given below were
compiled by the Texas Election
Bureau. It appears that every
candidate that has run as a Iflan
candidate or with Klan endorse-
ment has been defeated. Mrs.
Ferguson has the nomination for
governor over Mr. Robinson,
Miller over Edwards for lieuten
ant governor. Moody over Ward
for attorney general, Terrell over
Baker for comptroller, Gilmore
over Weaver for railroad com-
missioner, six year term; 8mith
over Nabors for railroad commis-
sioner, four year term; and
Cureton over Wear for justice of
Supreme Court.
In Red River County Ferguson
received a big majority, with
Edwards and Miller very close—■
Edwards having u small lead.
Williams received a handsome
majority ovfer Blackburn fordis
trict judge. The figures publish-
ed are from 10 of the 11 voting
boxes in the county.
lira. Russell Kelaey is In
Oellns visiting her parents, Mr.
end Mrs. J. D. Heun.
316
316
153
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266
187
259
218
228
237
201
|J-or Governor
Felix D. Robertson..
Miriam A. Ferguson 164
|h,r Lieut. Governor
Will G. Edwards____
Harry Miller____...
[l or Attorney General
Edward B. Ward___
Dan Moody.........
|lor Comptroller
O. I). Baker________
8. H. Terrell____ ..
|1 or R, R. Com., 6 year
Ed E. Weaver___
Clarence E. Gilmore
l or K. R. Com., 4 year
W. A. Nabors_______
Lon A. Smith_______
I or Jus. Supreme C’rt
W. C. Wear. _______
0-.-M. Cu reton______
|l orJudge 6th Jud. Dis.
Geo. P. Blackburn..
R J. Williams..
|i or Rep. 38th District
G. J. Cox ..........
W. F. Keeton_______
1 or Sheriff. Lamar Co.
E K. Stubblefield .
Arthur W. Payne___
I or Co. Cl’k Lamar Co.
Blake Folsom_______
J E. (Ed) Ausmus..
I or Tax Col. Lamar Co.
Cyrus W. Cothran..
Lop Yancey........
; or Com Precinct 1
Goo. \V. Terry______
•lop Taylor .........
| "r V g'r PVt, 7, Deport
•I Marshall Johnson
1 'land A.' Barham ..
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269
165
256
222
315
179
140
336
324
163
305
90 1221
50 55
19 103
75104
277 110
195 122
89,
101
100
146 195
93
136
87 121
88 107
33
116 62
63 51
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89 75
58 20
132
44 29
142, 94
25 7
46 38
68
47, 38
138, 68
77; 33
103 71
65 34
111 73
3512
32 58
53 61
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36 14 118
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53 05
120 102s
32 178
21 151
55 35
30 18
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68 30
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53 29
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97 2956
214,5266 3
124 321V) 1
181 4666
199
101
3781
4122
157
150
116
215
4437
2986 1
2093
847
1838
2171
4455
4479
5997
2965
6954
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4831
1102
3991
4861
4540
4311
104 53
75 53'
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752,
596
686
2689
342,674
434,707
354,036
369,409
995 2
22,583
480,536
233,012
2570 447,136
254,751
404,594
294,624
375,185
1672
2286
280,004
387,199
944
3501
Weather and Volcanoes
lb-curds of the climate of 1 lie
Ixnrlil, from the year SO, wlu-u
llVim-i-ii was destroyed hv Vesuvius.
If'-'-'il (In- fact (hat serious disturb
Im. s oi climate have followed great
jVQl1ui<* eruptions, says Mr. George
Jl s yys, a well-known scientist. In
l'"'8 loo numerous to he roinei
I1'res the eruption of a volcano in
Pn.v I’art of tlie world has been sue-
'"! by one or two years markedly
r Ilian the average. Indeed,
"‘erii .science accounts for the lee
!'> the theory of viileaiiisin —
1 is to say, the activity of \oi-
MONEY
to Loan on Real Estate
Let us renew yjur note.
Oixxl terms and options.
> H. SCOTT & SON
'R* MOKTUAUK* H1NCK IKH7
Jlr<8, - - Texas
Monday, Sept. 1
IS OUR REGULAR
For Indigestion and
Stomach Troubles
Take
THE MASTER
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Call and look over the many bargains
we have to offer you for that day.
B. C. PEYTON CO.
Bogata, Texas
CLARENCE E. GILMORE
Clarence E. Gilmore, chair
man of the Railroad Commission
and a candidate for re election
in the primary, received a major
lty of about 150,000 votes over
his opponent, Ed E. Weaver, of
Texarkana.
Hamlet Back Home
“Here is a theatrical item of some
importance," announced Mr. "Wam-
pus at the club. A few of (huge in
the library were mildly interested,
and one man inquired: “What have
you there?"
“A Copenhagen paper. It saya
there will lie a production of Ham-
let given next month in Elsinore.”
“What about it?"
“In other words, Hamlet is play-
ing his old home town."
Jap Straphangers
Following the recent earthquake
in Japan, the street railways, as an
emergency measure, removed a!!
'seats from their undamaged cars
and hung band straps in several rows
instend of two. In this manner eaclt
car was able to accommodate HKI
more passengers than formerly. A1
though at first live scheme met with
much opposition it has since been
decided that for short hauls it m*v
he re-ninnl for mini' time.
Get Our Prices
Before You Buy Your Next Grocery Bill
WE SELL
12 lbs. Cane Sugar.............. $1.00
15 lbs. Pinto Beans .............. 1.00
8 lb. bucket Lard................ 1.40
10—2 1-2 lb. cans Hominy..... 1.00
9 cans Pork and Beans........... 1.00
Buy your Groceries from us
We keep the Quality up
and the Price down
G. W. HARDEE
RIDE THE
Red Ball Auto Line
BETWEEN
Paris and Mt. Pleasant
via Deport and Bogata
THREE CARS EACH WAY EVERY DAY
Fare $2.50 Paris to Mt. Pleasant
We Do Not Haul Negroes
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Who said that “advertising
don’t pay” is like the one
who built a little fire under
a thousand-gallon tank of
cold water, then swore that
fire wouldn’t heat water.
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The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, August 29, 1924, newspaper, August 29, 1924; Deport, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth911658/m1/3/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.