Texas Education Amendment proposes split of UT and A and M bonds
Legislative resolution aims to amend Article VII sections to separate the University of Texas, Agricultural and Mechanical College, and Prairie View Normal and Industrial College into independent state institutions. It outlines endowment division, bond issuance from permanent funds, and calls for voter approval in 1919 with a $5,000 appropriation for publication.
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State of Texas
University of Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Texas State Medical College
School of Mines At
el Paso
Agricultural and Mechanical College
College of Industrial Arts
University of Texas Permanent Fund
Prairie View Normal and Industrial College
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Pratrip View Normal and Industrial College
Prairie View Nortmal and Industrial College
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University of Texas At Austin
Travis County
College Station
Brazos County
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College
Prairie View
Waller County
Denton
Venton County
Galveston
Galveston County
School of Mines
Unniversity of Texas
Prairie View State Normal and Indusinist College
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University of ‘Texas
Texas
Praire View State Normal and Industrial College
Emming
University Fund
University Endowment
Rand
Permanent University Fund
State Normal Schools
Prairie View State Norma and Industrial College
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Agricultural and Mechanical
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Prairie
View
Ahe
Normal and Industrial College
Sam Houston Normal Institute
Huntsville
North Texas State Normal
Southwest Texas State Normal
San Marcos
West Texas State Normal
Canyon
East Texas State Normal
Commene
Agricultural and Medical College of Texas
University Permanent Fund
San Marcus
Commerce
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Overnor
George FF. Howard
Senate passes bill to double army officers to eighteen thousand
Washington July 27 the Senate approved without a record vote an administration bill to raise commissioned officers from 9 500 to 18 000 to be retained in the army this year and sent the measure to the House.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Realize the Loss of Good Manners in Press Terms
London July 18 reports a discussion on postwar press style. A weekly review urges replacing terms like Hun and Boche with more respectful language as Germany becomes a friendly power and its embassy returns. The piece argues good manners reflect national reputation more than affection for Germany.
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London
Associated Press
Germany
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