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...Texas. Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson was elected Governor. Her husband, ex-Governor, impeached and removed from office several years ago, did a large part of her campaigning and is now expected by many "to be the power behind the throne"-although she says otherwise...
...conditions are much better at the present time and will be further improved by the Conservative Party coming into power. I expect that Sir George Lloyd [ex-Governor of Bombay] will be the next Viceroy when Lord Reading retires, which will be in April, 1925, if not before...
...South Carolina, ex-Governor Cole Livingstone Blease was nominated for Senator over Representative J. F. Byrnes, after the present incumbent Senator N. B. Dial had been eliminated in a previous primary. Some of the feeling which Governor Blease can rouse may be gathered from a coruscating editorial in the London (Va.) Mirror...
...them back for further classification and some sort of agreement. ¶Mr. Coolidge received the Washington American League baseball team at the White House. He told them he wanted to see them win the League pennant so he could attend the World's Series in the Capital. ¶Ex-Governor Frank O. Lowden, of Illinois, dropped into the White House as a guest. The press intimated that the President intended to make him chairman of the proposed Agricultural Commission which the President has spoken of and Mr. Dawes dilated upon. Inasmuch as Mr. Lowden has been interesting himself...
...South Carolina, Senator Dial stood for renomination by the Democrats. Four men were in the race: ex-Governor Coleman L. Blease, Representative James F. Byrnes, Senator Dial, State Insurance Commissioner John J. McMahan. No one had a majority; but Blease and Byrnes led Senator Dial and will decide the contest between themselves in a second primary. Senator Dial and Mr. McMahan, the eliminated ones, have yet to settle with the court of Gaffney, S. C, for a disturbance which began with words* and nearly ended with blows, while they were campaigning there (TIME, Sept. 1, Political Notes...