Section 120 Bleeding Section in Election Law Clarified
The Marlin Democrat notes that the outcome rule for nominating a candidate lies with the executive committee. If the committee takes no action, the plurality determines the nominee, not a majority. The piece warns against assuming a fixed plurality or majority rule and urges reading other law sections.
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Austin Literary Society splits into Rossonians and Houstonians
The Austin Literary Society met on the 7th to form two sections Rossonians and Houstonians to boost activity and recruitment. Members named include Ashton Blackaller Bogel G. Cornell Curry Hill Holloway Krauskoff Lilly Lipstate Meyers Reese Schaeffer Skaggs Samuels Warnkin Weinert Wilson. officers elected: Bean president Beesley vice president Casey secretary Cornell secretary Cunningham treasurer Ellis critic Holloway chair program Blackaller librarian Skaggs sergeant at arms.
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A and M and Southwestern to clash in baseball
The A and M College baseball team and Southwestern University Georgetown meet on the college athletic field Monday April 16 at 4 40 p m. The A and M squad, on a week long Texas tour, recently lost to Austin College 8 to 1 at Sherman and then defeated the Polytechnic Instiute.
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Southwestern University of Georgetown
Fort Worth game ends with 4 0 score
The Waxahachie and Trinity University teams avenged earlier defeats by scoring 7 against A M and M’s. A M plans to travel to Waco to face Texas Christian University this afternoon and Baylor tomorrow, then return to College for a Southwestern game Monday.
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Bachelors and Married Men Face Off In Tight Exhibition Game
The faculty bachelors and married men dueled on the athletic field last Saturday with a 14 to 13 score. Powell, the married catcher, broke a finger before the game, yet captains decided outs by copper cent toss. Johnson, Drummond, Weir, Sargent and Brown starred for the husbands while the single men, in good form, edged by one run and called for a rematch soon.
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Reading and debate at Austin Literary Society meets April 14 1906
The Austin Literary Society program for April 14 1906 lists activities including a reading a five minute talk on the electric furnace a recitation and a debate on Texas manufacturing progress with affirmative and negative participants Lipstate Edsall Krauskopf Hill and a report of critic.
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The Mamma Recovered Story
A mother recovers from a grave illness and asks her five year old what would become of him if she dies He replies that he and his father would marry again The anecdote ends with the mother’s relief and the unexpected twist in the boy’s reply
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Sul Ross Literary Society elects officers for term
The Sul Ross Literary Society met on Saturday April 7 electing Rollins as president Seward as vice president Chase as secretary Creighton as treasurer Adams T A as sergeant at arms Potts RJ as critic and Baines as chairman of the program committee. Wagner Brandon will display on Monday a complete line of Crepe De Paris in late evening shades.
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Battalion
Hyomei Promises Quick Cure for Catarrh
Hyomei uses a neat pocket inhaler to deliver a balsamic remedy to nose throat and lungs. The maker E. J. Jenkins offers a guarantee that it costs nothing unless satisfied. complete outfit priced at one dollar with extra bottles at 50 cents.
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W. T. Young outlines legislative reform agenda in 1906 Texas
Bryan Texas April 10 1906 advertisement shows W T Young urging voters to support measures in Brazos County. Proposals include plain English labeling for patent medicines with a $1000 per bottle penalty, state kerosene refining with convict labor, short term convict road work, probate relief for estates under $1000, felon witness travel restrictions, blanket primaries for all state offices, four year terms with no reelection except judges and clerks, and pay for veniremen in capital cases.
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