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Texas Senate considers numerous judicial appointments in 1911
Governor C. B. Colquitt submits advice and consent for appointments to the Texas Supreme Court, Courts of Civil Appeals in Seventh and Eighth Districts, district judges, and various state boards. Names include Dibrell, Graham, Pressler, Hall, Peticolas, Higgins, McKenzie, Littleton, Spencer, Birkhead, Masterson, Vickers, Staacke, and others.
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Austin
Tex
Texas State Senate
Senate
Supreme Court
Joseph B. Dibtrell
Guadalupe County
F. A. Williams
Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh Supreme Judicial District
James ‘A. Graham
Potter County
J. M. Pressler
Fisher County
R. W. Hall
Wilbarger County
Eighth Supreme Judicial District
W. M. Peticolas
el Paso
E. F. Higgins
Brewster County
J. F. McKenzie
Reeves County
Be ‘Seveneya
H. T. Littleton
Harrison County
W. R. Spencer
Terry County
Seventy-third
Claude V. Birkhead
Bexar
Mary E. Johnson
Travis County
Cornelia Branch Stone
Alveston County
A. L. Love
Floyd County
State Deaf and Dumb Institute
A. J. Byas
Regents
The
State University
N. A. Stedman
Joseph B. Dibrell
State Library and Historical Commission
Walter Tips
State Institute For Training of
E. W. Bounds
Falls County
D. C. Coleman
Coryell County
Blind Institute
C.D. Johns
E. J. Byrne