Fragmentary 1911 Bryan Texas political discourse and law debate
A lengthy OCR fragment discusses Texas politics in 1911 with reference to H Day and Bailey, opposition tactics, and party dynamics. It touches on campaign finance, perceptions of honesty, and the unwritten law of revolution, interweaving editorials on Taft Wilson and Texan political loyalties. The piece cites newspapers and figures, with stray notes on pensions, military law, and journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
H. Day
Pierce
Texas
Har Alice
Galiver
Bailey
Colin Fat
Lawton
Nkawa
Eagle Opposes Bailey with Political Agitation in Texas
A Houston era editorial voices strong opposition to Senator Bailey, denouncing his tariff stance and opposition to federal reforms. The piece also recalls editor Norman’s past support for Bailey, critiques his votes, and cites local political tensions in Fort Worth and Bryan including a university incident and calls for reform within the Democratic ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balles
Arizona
Munrely
de Tenne
Lorimer
Bailey
Ro Etlon
Ambiguous fragmentary obituary note hints at politics
Fragmented text mentions graves in Brooklyn and San Antonio, a funeral party and rival mayoral factions. It references Latimer Lane and a plan to proceed alone rather than concede, implying ongoing political tension. Names are unclear and some words unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom T. Johnson
Brooklyn
Henry Genres
Henry George, Jr
San Antonio
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Brandon
Lawrence
Carnes
Wallace
Ad. Buchanan
Bryan Baily
Bryan
Taft Iil
Loeler
Niki Woodrow Wilson
Rio Grande
Houston Post
Otter
Texan
Whiel
Hinger
T. A. Butterwhite
HY the Eagle
Ator Bailey
Mexico
Loalminte Baller
Ryan Kage
Thare
Thal
Ike Malley
The
Eagle
Malley
Nort Worth
Uwy
Hhim
Lara
Aumphone
Baley
Booker Washington Inn
Port Worth
Goa
Light Foot
AgvInst
Colquiet
Travia County
Farangertot Lockett
Adair Tas
Temple
Tryan
Negrocy
Olahioma
Alberta
Canada
Maiti
Chikkren
Ryan Roe
Walter J. Higgs, T
Latimer Lane
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