Legislative Address Favoring Separation in Texas
A May 1916 Austin document urges Texas voters to back House Joint Resolution No. 34. It calls for complete separation of the University of Texas and the A and M College, each with its own governing board, and outlines related reforms including Prairie View under the A and M board and 160,000 acres of UT land to be transferred. The letter lists signers from the House and Senate and frames the move as educational, nonpartisan policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
House of Representatives
Senate
University of Texas
A. and
M. College of Texas
Narate
Anda
Poborocdl Uy
Permanent School System
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College
A. and M. College
Lund
Denandas
Galveston
San Antonio
Texas Farmers’ Congress
Farmers’ Union
Waco
Vast Labor Tensions and Global Trades Highlight Era Strife
Across industries unions rally amid strikes, wage demands, and regulatory shifts. Reports mention cigarmakers in New York, textile workers, and railway clerks organizing for higher pay, amid broader labor activism. International concerns note labor movements in Europe and Asia, with city, state, and national figures urging action and policy changes.
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Tetean
Tilase
Polnwere
Wrumein Raileay Tealnomen
Iit Ee
Amn
Canale
Alain
Eile Martes
Chicago
Baye
Attanre
Huraehneere Valen
Yoliwiuren
Scutland
Wlnatean
Alvet Corpora
Wehae
Mayo
Vanderientlands
Ames
Members and Officers of the House of Representatives Sighing the Sac
A list of House members and officers reads like a roll call with names such as J Vannoy OK Walters John Hf Veatch Sam de Dixon W Mi HP Maddox and others. The piece notes officers including Journal Clerk Calendar Clerk Doorkeeper and Reading staff with several assistant roles and clerks.
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J. Vannoy
OK Walters
John
Davis
John Hf. Veatch
Sam de Dixon
W. Mi
HP. Maddox
Ores Seti
Fone
Linih
W. R. Lammet Chere
O- P. Bastard
T. B. Keese
Robinson
Ea Prt
Doereat
Ba Grahata
Bertha Storey
Camadar
W. de Racaiville
Beret
Det
Fate of French writer learned amid Marne battle
Reports tell of composer Magnard during the Marne battle end and his stand against German forces. He barricaded gates, fired from the doorway, and perished as flames engulfed his villa to prevent invasion. His wife and child survived the siege in the house amid the attack.
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Parle
Jane
Mierix Maghart
Yolande
Mivaine
Marne
Harn
Ane
Iim
Armands
Wladuer
Fred
Teo Lame
Wellborn News Graduation Reflects Largest Class Yet
The Wellborn News notes the May 25 1918 Wellborn graduation at the A&M College of Clarence Ove Jer presiding and T. W. Parker delivering diplomas. Eight graduates faced awards and remarks from teachers and visiting relatives while J. I. Moyer Jr. stood out as a top student in a crowd described as the largest class in the school’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellaigh
Toney
Clarence Ove Jer
A&m, College
T. W. Parker
Clark
Aeboot
Ube
Moyer
Mra Puster
Mre
Warder
Hecker
Lew Ali
J.P Royer
Grandam
Nephirw
W Moyder Ir
Alde Lorian
Anal Shee
Autrey Watt
Rosa
Uy Pater
Weaker Cathron
MrBwain
Auten
Navasota
Wad
Mim
Bowmore Bae
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Austin
HK McCollum
KW Comer
A.C. Mobbins
A. P. Krelaford
Jobart Malley
Zand
Sanam
New York City
Heranton
iNitwauhor
Amstrius Wana
Johnstown
Pennsy
Jontrmey
Hemmara
Labor News and Notes
Hurtig Abe
Yorsane
United
Tates
Ime
Stary
Monroe University Law
Abe
Hallan
Ohio
aRtowan
Cavitt
Attentnion, Masons
Japan
Tas
Manchuria
Uetien. Com
Weat
PANK
Beoretaey
Lamar
Dover
Stanford
Pam
Saran
Tell Albert
Ulerschwale
Hartman
Wr Woods
MR Blacburn
Ted Caten
Lo Meson
Lee B. Heaven
J. Filnow
Williams
Victoria
Newby
Ale Meador
Dwight J. Lowelliam
Low
Joule J. Wortham
Hin Wat
Ublans
Ark
Off
Tox
Quiley
Hillyer-Deutsch Lumber Company
Bryan
Pring
W. T. James
White Millinery
North
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