Texas Rangers Hold Distinct Place in Texas History
Long feature traces the Texas Rangers from their frontier origins in 1823 to formal organization in 1874. It highlights their independence, horseman ship, and marksmanship, noting leaders like Ben McCulloch and Terry's Rangers. The piece compares the Rangers to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and emphasizes their enduring role in guarding Texas against Indians and outlaws.
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Texas
Lone Stars
Terns Rangers
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Royal Canadian Mounted
Seth
Thomas D. Horton
Terasengers
Walter Prescott Webb
Department of History
University of Texas
Frontier Magazine
Texas Force
Royal Force
Tme
Texas Ranger Organization
Repubic of Texas
Esquime
Texas Ranger
Terans
Texas Rangers
Fly
Texas Civil Court of Appeals
Gonzales
Santa Anna
San Houston
San Jacinto
Tesak
Gnd
Stephen F. Austin
Colorado River
E Eugene C. Barker
Stephen F. Woustin
Cokesbury Press
Bastrop
Austin
Trespalacion
Colorado
Garena
Liest
Moses Morrison
Brazos
San Felipe de Austin
Army of Liberation
Trinity River
Trinity
Alamo
Sam Fiouston
New Republic
Rangers
K. M. Coleman
Coleman
Houston
Grapes River
Ben McCulloch
Davy Crockett
McCulloch
Buchanan
Utah
Pea Ridge
Ark
Don Terry
Terry
Bull Run
Appomatter
William Tecumseh Sherman
Shiloh
Legnslature
Corsicana
James B. Gillett
Yale University Press
Redzking
Gone
Ranger
Supreme Court Pattern Shapes New Deal Legislation
The Supreme Court urges explicit fact finding and clear power limits for agencies like the NRA AAA and ICC. It predicts changes in how New Deal laws are drafted, with emphasis on formal findings to enable robust appeals. Soldier bonus and Harrison compromise are debated amid Senate veto dynamics and Republican forecasts.
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Washington
NRA
Supreme Court
Congress
High Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
AAA
Federal Trade Commission
LL C. C
New Deal Agences
NIRA
TVA
New Deal
John Thomas Taylor
Legion
Harrison
Roosevelt
House
Patman
Senate
Hoth
Pope
Idaho
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Chavez
New Mexico
G. O. FP
Franklin DB
Perso
Johnson
Whhich
WNO Service
Typhoid Fever Now a Country Disease
An examination of typhoid fever shows a shift from city outbreaks to rural spread due to water contamination and improper milk handling. The piece notes deaths in Chicago historically rising and falling, reasons for seasonality, carrier risks, and new X ray therapies targeting carriers to curb transmission.
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Chicago
Eberth
Germany
Dairies
University of Mindrs College of Medicine
Lars Gulbrandsen
Talem
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Joy Western Newspaper Union
Geo. Waylor
Rane
Big Bend Country
J.B. Gillett
Big Bend
George W. Baylor
Gillett
The
Ranger Bill Sterling
Court
Soldier Lobby
Capitol Hill
Legionaires
Lloyd Arnold
Univ IV Bait College of Medicine