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Max Goldblatt, the most talked about local politician for the last decade, a man who, if he did not change the Dallas political landscape at least added a couple of thorn bushes, retains an...
Max Goldblatt (1911-1995) served on the Dallas City Council for seven years. He ran as early as 1967 but was not successful until 1979-1980. He narrowly lost the 1985 mayoral election to Starke Taylor.
Feb 16, 2024 · “Max Goldblatt’s Last Hurrah” follows his hopeful, doomed push to be mayor of Dallas. He narrowly lost to Starke Taylor, the moneyed and buttoned-up incumbent, but he made a whole lot of...
Jun 1, 1995 · Editor’s note: Our April story on the Dallas mayoral race (“Is Ron Kirk Inevitable?”) brought solid evidence that, contrary to our erroneous statement, former city councilman, mayoral candidate,...
Feb 26, 2014 · Max Goldblatt liked to dream big. Would you believe that Dwaine Caraway isn’t the most colorful character to have ever served on the Dallas City Council?
Feb 10, 2000 · The report explained how Goldblatt actually had been winning on election night when suddenly the vote-counting computer in Dallas experienced an unexplained power failure.
Max Goldblatt served three terms as a Dallas city councilman and played a major role in the creation of DCCCD (then the Dallas County Junior College District). Rosa Goldblatt was involved in many community service projects and, together, the couple inspired their children to continue that tradition of service to others.
Stripped of legalese, the appellant is complaining because the citizens of Dallas either from apathy or by design have not exercised the power of the ballot to rid themselves of what the appellant regards as an evil political machine.
Apr 14, 1985 · Max Goldblatt, a City Council member and hardware store owner, said he was not surprised last weekend when he came within a whisker of forcing a runoff with Mayor A. Starke Taylor.
Max Goldblatt, the son of Russian Jews who immigrated to the United States, grew up in poverty and moved to many locations during his early life. He eventually settled in the Pleasant Grove community of Dallas with his wife, Rosa.
