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Fredericksburg Standard in Fredericksburg, Texas

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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1923

Page

10

College Site Selected for Texas Tech in Lubbock

The locating board chose Lubbock as the site for the new Texas Technological College after reviewing briefs from 36 towns and a 25 day tour. Abilene congratulated Lubbock by telegram, others offered goodwill, and farmers praise the Western agricultural mission. Lubbock’s elevation and central access are highlighted as advantages, with expectations for a 1925 opening and a model presidency and faculty. A separate note reports Polish and Russian Jewish immigrants in Mexico moving toward the United States, settling in new Mexican towns after being turned back at immigration stations.

Lubbock New Texas Technological College Abilene Farm Texas West Texas Texas Tech Agricultural and Mechanical College College Station Poland Russia Mexico United States el Paso

Foreigners awaiting smuggled entry across the Rio Grande

Thousands of foreigners are waiting on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande to be smuggled into the United States, according to immigration inspectors of Federal District No. 22. Organized bands of smugglers charge ten pesos per person to move them over the line. The Laredo inspector estimates about 300 foreigners at Nuevo Laredo await transport.

Rio Grande United States Federal District No. 22 Laredo Nuevo Laredo

War page ad notes and migration trend

Standard advertisements highlight economic incentives as a steady stream of workers migrates north. The piece recalls Colonel Charles Young, the first African American to reach colonel rank, buried at Arlington on May 21. Young, a West Point graduate of 1889, served in the Philippines, Indian campaigns, and as military attaché in Haiti and Liberia.

Charles Young Arlington Amphitheater Colonel Young West Point Philippines Haiti Liberia

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