Colonel Lyons and the Texas Reform Debate
The piece argues that Governor Haskell’s record in Texas shows both positive reforms and faults. It criticizes biased press attacks while praising beneficial policies and legislative results. It contends the political debate should reflect intelligent criticism rather than partisan bias.
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Board discharges two college officials amid misconduct probe
In Guthrie Oklahoma March ? state normal representatives Barrett and Condon were ousted after a board meeting amid charges of mistreatment of a 14 year old girl student. The superintendent and state education officials avoided specifics while confirming resignations and ongoing investigation, with Barrett filing and Condon denied resignation.
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Adam God and John Sharp Held in Patrolman Death Case
City police hold Adam God and John Sharp after a preliminary hearing in a patrolman killing case. Sharp described as religiously fanatical. Pratt and family linked to the incident in which two officers were killed. Case referenced as occurring last December.
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New City Election Law Passed By April
A new city election law was passed, setting a deadline for implementation by April. Key provisions outline election procedures and compliance dates for local offices, with officials pledging swift adoption and public briefing sessions to accompany the change.
Lawmakers Set Municipal Elections Date and Textbook Bill
The house approved the municipal election bill with amendments setting the fourth Tuesday in April as the election date and shifting primaries to the first Tuesday in April. An emergency clause passed and governor signature will govern spring elections for towns and cities. The conference committee also trimmed provisions on town and village registration. The Wortman tree textbook bill was noted.
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Special election plan outlines officers to be elected
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Guthrie Senate OKs DHE Proposal for Ada Normal College
A Guthrie Senate session approved a DHE bill introduced this afternoon to establish a state normal college near Ada. The vote count favored the proposal, signaling progress for the Ada area project and the creation of a new teacher training institution.
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City Primary and General Elections Dates Set for April
After panel discussion on Parler election law the legislature scheduled city primaries for the first Tuesday in April and general city elections for the fourth Tuesday in April. The committee weighed a possible delay citing safer, more satisfactory results and broader voter access. Full details of the new election law to be published tomorrow.
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Governor Haskell May Sign Taylor Election Bill Today
Urgency looms as Governor Haskell may approve the Taylor election bill after a call by Otis Weaver. The Primary Election Committee outlined plans to act quickly, with amendments likely, and confidence grows that the bill could pass before week’s end after consultations with candidates.
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