Editorial urges separation of A and M College from University
The Houston Post editorial argues for complete separation of the A and M College from the State University, claiming it would reduce friction and boost growth. It contends the public favors separation, supports a specific tax for ongoing expenses, and envisions expanding facilities to house 5,000 students at both institutions.
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Texas
A. & M. College
State University
Country Press
The
Houston Post
Agricultural and Mechanical College
the Post
Talkative Mr. Bryan Breaks Silence After Bottled Up Months
The passage describes Mr. Bryan finally speaking out after a long period of silence, saying he felt compelled to talk rather than remain silent any longer. The tone hints at relief and a sense of urgency in his words.
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Mr. Bryan
Buy It At Home The Home Enterprise Doctrine In Texas
The Beaumont Enterprise argues for a broad home buying campaign to support Texas agriculture and local producers. It urges Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana to buy home raised vegetables fruits melons pork stock feed and other farm goods to reduce freight costs and boost rural incomes, noting lagging local sentiment and the need for public support of farmers.
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The
Eagle
Texas
Beaumont
Louisiana
Colorado
California
Idaho
Mississippi
Florida
West
Sabine Pass
New York
East Texas
West Louisiana
North America
Dirt roads a joke says road expert and advocate
A road expert and strong roads advocate blasts dirt roads as a joke and criticizes recurring temporary fixes. He cites Brazos County Texas and broad state waste, noting $18 million yearly for 29,000 miles with only 10% properly maintained. He urges strict business rules and serious road reform.
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Brazos County
Texas
W. H. Seed
Nevada
Ozark Trails Association
United States
Grafting expert and hopeless ig noramus cited as targets
The fragment references two people to eliminate to ensure value from grafting work, labeling one as a grafting expert and the other as hopeless. The phrase implies a punitive intent but provides no identifiable names or context.
A Great Divorce Suit Before Texas Jury
A Texas divorce suit of notable significance is on trial in the Thirty fourth Legislature. The case is being argued before a jury of Texas voters, with a verdict expected on July 24. Causes include incompatibility, lack of harmony, and unfair treatment, highlighting a dispute over shared property between plaintiff and defendant and the welfare of the people and coming generations.
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Texas
University of Texas
the Agricultural and Mechanical College
Athens Review
Bryan Resigns Cabinet Fanning Debate Over Germany Policy
The publication argues Mr. Bryan should stop issuing statements after resigning from the cabinet. It says his move aims to prove Bryan right over Wilson, questions his impulse to dominate policy, and condemns his stance amid the U S Germany controversy while praising Wilson's calm judgment.
Bryan and Wilson Face 1916 Nomination Clash Forecast
Analyzed remarks suggest Bryan may emerge as Wilson's opposition for the 1916 Democratic presidential nomination. The Eagle forecasts Bryan could challenge Wilson if intra party opposition grows, interpreting Bryan's hesitation as an early sign of campaign maneuvering.
Siamese Twins in Texas Legislature Plan Major Separation
The Rusk County News reports on Chang and Eng, famed Siamese twins, deemed joined by a cartilaginous band with shared livers. It notes the A&M College as a UT branch and calls for surgical separation by July via House Joint Resolution No. 34 approved or pursued by the Legislature.
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A. & M. College
University of Texas
North Carolina
Chang
Eng
A. & M. Colleg
Rusk County
Creamery boosts county dairy profits and supply
The Bryan creamery faces a butter surplus demand due to limited cream from local dairymen. The Eagle praises the creamery as a new revenue source for farmers and urges more Jersey herd development to meet demand and reduce cotton dependence.
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Bryan
Eagle
Jerseys
War and Why
The Illinois State Journal notes that early wars began over food and later wars over revenge and other motives. It lists eight wars with causes including religion conquest and commerce and comments on ongoing conflicts tied to broader aims.
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Illinois State Journal
German Americans urged to back neutrality stance
Mr Bryan's latest statement defends President Wilson's neutrality and loyalty of German Americans to the United States. He urges German American citizens to persuade Germany to avoid actions that could lead to war and says he does not undermine the President's firm position.
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Bryan
Wilson
United States
Germany
Bryan’s Baltimore Flop Shapes 1900 Nomination Talk
Commentators say Bryan exploited the Baltimore convention backlash and Wilson’s desertion to redirect public attention toward him. The critics insist the episode confirms their belief that Bryan sought the nomination by sensational moves.
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Baltimore
Bryan
Wilson
Resignation of Secretary Bryan Narrowly Feeds GOP Hopes
The resignation of Secretary of State Bryan from the Wilson cabinet is seen by Republicans as proof of a party split. Observers caution the move has little political significance and will not fracture the Democratic party or its political machinery.
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Bryan
Wilson
Democratic Party
President Wilson warns Mexico factions to settle disputes
The note to Mexican war ring factions says the U S government will compose their differences if they fail to do so soon. A careful calculation shows it would take about 960 years to complete the arrangements at the current rate of progress.
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Wilson
Mexico
Mexican leaders seek top role in government dispute
Cararaza and Villa appear ready to accept President Wilson's idea to settle their differences but each demands to be the chief mogul and placed atop the Mexican government.
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Cararaza
Villa
Wilson
Texas onions ride scent rich train through Araby noted
A train carrying Texas onions passed through a station amid a scented atmosphere described as incense and spices from Araby. The account blends travel imagery with the unusual cargo, capturing a moment of transport and sensory detail.
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Fair Araby
Texas
Farmers urged to cut poor corn for fodder now
Farmers should harvest any corn certain not to mature for grain and save it as fodder. Delaying to burn it is wasteful, as each farmer can judge his crop and act promptly when convinced.
Governor Ferguson backs Wilson on Germany stance in Texas
Governor Ferguson says Texans remain united with President Wilson on Germany policy. He notes Bryan’s resignation and later remarks have not shifted sentiment or altered the public mood.
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Ferguson
Texas
Wilson
Germany
Bryan
Lloyd George Says Britain Short of Shells and Ships
Prime Minister Lloyd George warns England faces shell shortages and dwindling shipping capacity. German submarine reports reinforce a picture of growing supply and transport strains during the war.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
England
Governor Ferguson Vetoes Capitol Repair Appropriation
The governor vetoed the 3.45 million appropriation for repairs to the State capitol, perhaps believing it would be cheaper to construct a new capitol instead.
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Ferguson
Bryan Continues Dernberg Work Amid Cold Season
The Galveston News reports Mr. Bryan has resumed the work Dr. Dernberg began, noting a sharp, biting tone as winter winds press on. The piece frames the continuation as a steady hand picking up a legacy in a disciplined, urgent tempo.
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Galveston News
Bryan
Farmers urged to start Jersey herds for Bryan creamery benefits
The message notes farmers should begin Jersey herd work before harvest time to qualify for advantages offered by the Bryan creamery, aligning preparation with upcoming dairy opportunities.
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Jersey
Bryan Creamery
June brides and corn warned by The Galveston News
The Galveston News urges readers to admire June brides but also plant June corn, balancing wedding season with agricultural priorities.
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Galveston News
Mexico factions seek prayer over President's note
A fragment notes that warring factions in Mexico devote time to prayer regarding the President's note, though no specifics on actions or dates are given.
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Mexico
Mr Bryan to keep duties as Secretary of State
One thing sure Mr Bryan will not now be hampered by his duties as Secretary of State in making a living as he has been heretofore.
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Mr. Bryan
Lemberg Tense Over Cheese Origin Provokes Army Comment
A remark links Lem berger cheese origin to Lemberg incursion woes, hinting at military occupation implications. The tongue in cheek line acknowledges the city’s connection to cheese lore and the tensions of occupier narratives.
Governor Ferguson Visit Captivates Crowd
Former Governor Colquitt remains a candidate for United States Senator and vows the people will not forget him. He asserts his continued bid and supporters recall his tenure as political momentum lingers.
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Colquitt
United States
Austin American Hints at New Fila Stories After Corpus Christi
The Austin American previews upcoming fila features inspired by editors’ trip to Corpus Christi, signaling fresh regional coverage and local angles to follow.
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The
Austin American
Corpus Christi
Wilson’s Chin and the Nation’s Safety in Contour
A brief opinion asserts Woodrow Wilson’s chin retains proper contour and angle, framed as a symbol of national safety and stability amid contemporary political anxieties. The claim mocks cosmetic focus while implying broader confidence in leadership.
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Woodrow Wilson
Comment on Bryan’s speech hints at 1916 candidacy
The Austin Statesman notes that Bryan’s repeated messages after the German note could hurt him by suggesting he aims for the 1916 presidential race. The paper questions whether restraint would have served him better and warns the public about overexposure.
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Bryan
Germany
Austin Statesman
Presidential ghosts from past letters haunt modern debate
A Dallas Democrat quips on President Wilson’s 1907 line about Bryan, noting eight years have passed and both leaders’ views have shifted. The piece mocks revisiting old disputes as conditions change and warns against digging up bygone remarks.
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Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Dallas Democrat
Brooks Declines Henry Debate on Senate Issues
The opinion notes the ancient expression of mutual regard between Brooks and Henry as they discuss debating fundamental issues in their U S Senate candidacies. Brooks claims he issued no platform hence no basis for debate but will defend his principles once Henry issues his declaration.
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Samuel Palmer Brooks
Robert L. Henry
United States
Brooks
Howeve
Mr. Henry
Convicts and Humane Treatment Debate Reaches Prison Policy
The article argues that offering convicts better treatment could backfire by encouraging crime after release. Proponents warn it may spread favorable news of prisons, while opponents claim humane care should aim to deter recidivism by ensuring releasees warn others to flee danger.
Paradox Speech Curses Luke McLuke on Settling Up
Odd verse warns you cannot rise without settling debts. It urges Luke McLuke to settle accounts first to avoid a dingbusted fate and gain ascent through prompt payment.
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Luke McLuke
Mermaid Tales Spark at Corpus Christi Convention
Attendees at the State Press Association gathering in Corpus Christi hear buoyant mermaid stories from the town. The chatter builds as reporters share local legends and seaside legends fueling interest ahead of the convention.
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State Press Association
Corpus Christi
Public notices and musings from a Richmond exchange
A short column notes Mary Iona Lamb’s residence in Richmond Indiana and mentions interest in her lamb fading while her calf remains a topic. It reports Col E M House returning to U S soil and hints the public remains attentive to events as rain arrives before June teenth.
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Mary Iona Lamb
Richmond
Indiana
Mary
Bryan Pastors Lead Campaign to Prohibit Pool Halls
A large crowd gathers in the county courthouse in Bryan to discuss an election banning pool halls. Rev Story presides as activists pledge support, form an organizing committee, and plan to seek a court order for the election with officers to lead the campaign. The next meeting is set for June 21 at 8 20.
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Bryan
W. S. Wilson
C. T. Takly
F. L. Henderson
J. C. Welch
J. H. Allen
H. C. Boatwright
H. L. McKnight
Robert Armstrong
M. EB. Weaver
C. H. Storey
C. T. Tally
J. L. Edge
W. S. Wilson Jr
M. F. Dans
Koppe Smetana game score corrected to Koppe 19 Smetana 4
Louis Jones of near College told the Eagle today that Monday’s Koppe Smetana game score was reported incorrectly. The correct final was Koppe 19 to Smetana 4.
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Louis Jones
Near College
Eagle
Smetana
Koppe
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