Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Carr was honored as a lawyer in both Lubbock and the state of Texas during a legal career of more than a half century. While Carr concentrated on the private practice of law, his older brother, Waggoner Carr, entered politics and became Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives and attorney general of Texas. In 1962, Carr directed the filing of some thirty civil suits against the Pecos financier Billie Sol Estes, accused of fraud and misrepresentation. Though the Carrs were Democrats, Warlick Carr was a 2007 donor to the 2008 campaign of Republican U.S. Senator John Cornyn.. }
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- Warlick_Carr footnotes "Carr was honored as a lawyer in both Lubbock and the state of Texas during a legal career of more than a half century. While Carr concentrated on the private practice of law, his older brother, Waggoner Carr, entered politics and became Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives and attorney general of Texas. In 1962, Carr directed the filing of some thirty civil suits against the Pecos financier Billie Sol Estes, accused of fraud and misrepresentation. Though the Carrs were Democrats, Warlick Carr was a 2007 donor to the 2008 campaign of Republican U.S. Senator John Cornyn.".