Texas may split into five states debated in 1950s column
An extended opinion piece traces historical attempts to divide Texas into up to five states and the legal hurdles. It notes congressional approval, state popular votes, and prior proposals in West Texas and the Lower Rio Grande Valley, with references to John Nance Garner and past resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Congress
Munber
Ste
Matthiach
John Nance Garner
Uvalde
United States
New York Times
West
Houston Chronicle
East Texas
West Texas
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Hidalgo
Willacy, Cameron and
Starr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Xas
Wilkerson
Comanche
Eceles
Johnnie
Hawaii
Alaska Tech
Repo
Coda Baggett
Pacific
Ik Ab
Alaska
Nis
U. & Senators
Washington
Alpine
Big Vend Country
Brewster County
Felix McGaughney
United States Congress
Panhandle
Islature
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Tech
Henry Stuart Foote
Mississippi
Brazos River
State of
San Jacinto
West Virginia
Virginia
The
Texas Employment Commission
Commission
Treasury
Western & Dress
Men’s & Boy’s
Higginbotham
BiLly
Luscious
Orlon
Higginbot EU