Texas college urged to train textile techs for cotton wealth
The Austin Statesman editorial praises the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas for its value in practical education. It argues curriculums should include technical training to meet rising demand as Texas cotton and textile industries grow, forecasting prosperity and employment for skilled artisans in cotton spindles and weaving.
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Austin Statesman
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
Statesman
The Girl's Heart and a Patchwork of Local Notices
A fragmentary page blends a sentimental essay on the heart with local notes. It includes a quote from Bob Tay and remarks by Col. L L Foster on technical training and mills, plus brief society items about Mrs. Gibbs visiting and Mrs. Shapira, and local ads for Columbus buggy frames and picture frames at Willis Coleman.
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F. Gibbs
Madison
Jake
Ville
Shapira
Houston
Sal Columbus
Webb
Willis& Coleman
Reed Incident Shifts to Insurance and Flour Firms
A fragmentary notice mentions Joe B. Reed in connection with an accident and legal matter. References to coffee, life insurance, and flour firms Ree flg flour rive and tf suggest unsettled claims or notices involving several local entities.
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Joe B. Reed
Texas Senate Acts On House Bills In Austin March 9
The Texas Senate acted on several house bills including road and court timing measures for Denton Trinity Forty sixth and Fifty fourth districts, a Parker county road plan, and suspensions of rules. It also addressed salaries for clerks of civil courts and a suit against the state by BF Gholson and J W Bennette for ranger services. A concurrent resolution honoring ex Governor Bell passed unanimously. The day featured debate on a state affairs motion and only one house bill reached a third reading.
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House
Denton County
Trinity County
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Fifty-fourth
Shropshire
Parker County
Stenos
Robertson County
BF Gholson
J. W. Bennette
Joseph W. Bailey
Purchase
Mr. Morrow
Bryan Speaks in Austin on Silver and Policy
W. J. Bryan spoke to the legislature and people in Austin on March 9. He discussed the silver question, opposed expansion and a standing army, and explained his positions eloquently. He stayed with Governor Sayers, planned to speak in Houston, then Dallas Friday night.
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W. J. Bryan
Sayers
Houston
Dallas
Miners Win Some Indefinite Struggle in Arkansas Coal Field
In Fort Smith Arkansas on March 9 strikers gain encouragement as nonunion workers are laid off at Wilburton and most Choctaw mines idle. At Hartshorne few imported workers remain at Mine No 1 while Coal Gate and Le Roy stay quiet amid possible action at Howe. Union committee meetings with Babbitt mines’ Needham fail to reach an agreement. evictions loom. Denning mass meeting adds 62 new members pledging to back the Fort Smith convention demands. Some strikers relocate to farms. Arkansas offers wage increases not yet accepted. Huntington operations continue quietly. In Topeka Kansas the legislature adjourned sine die signaling likely minimal radical action as parties block major reform.
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Ark
Wilburton
Wilburton Coal Company
Hartshorne
Choctaw Company
Coal Gate
Le‘ly
Howe
United Mine Workers Committee
Needham
Babbitt
Hals
Denning
Miners’ Union
Spadra
Arkansas
Huntington
Anthracite Company
The Kemptons Present The Wife at Local Theatre
The Kemptons delivered a splendid show last night with L A Kempton as a convincing Englishman. Also praised were Mr Dawson Miss Blethen Mr Waldrip and Miss Goodrich for strong work. Specialties and the magniscope numbers delighted the audience. A matinee is set for Saturday at 2 30 PM.
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L. A. Kempton
Dawson
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