Hogg Presents Twenty Four Questions for Governor Ferguson
Will C. Hogg of Houston son of James S. Hogg presses Governor Ferguson with a lengthy list of 24 questions. He seeks public answers on university governance, budgeting, taxation, faculty conduct, and state institutions in Texas.
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Will C. Hogg
Houston
James S. Hogg
State University
Hogg
Texas
Ferguson
Senate
Dayton
Allen and Kelley
School of Mines
el Paso
Porto Rico Voters Uphold Prohibition Referendum
The Porto Rican people, by a 37,000 majority, rejected delaying prohibition and thereby affirmed the dry status of the island under federal law.
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Porto Rico
Congress
Island
Healthful Cracked Wheat Promoted by Louis Bower
An advertisement promotes Cracked Wheat as a healthful breakfast cereal linked to Louis Bower. The copy emphasizes purity and natural goodness as a breakfast option.
Tanlac Credited With Saving Miner From Death
H J Williams a coal miner at Tennessee Coal and Iron mine No 8 Fairfield Alabama says Tanlac restored his health after pellagra hookworm and failure of other treatments He weighs 115 pounds after five bottles and has returned to work He praises the medicine and recommends it to his daughter in Tennessee Tanlac sold by local drug firms in Graham Olney Newcastle Markley and Loving.
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H. J. Williams
Tennessee Coal & Iron Co
Fairfield
Ala
Birmingham
Tennessee
Alabama
Odd Fellows
Tanlae
la Follette
Tenn
Earth
Graham
Sloan Drug Co
Olney
Anderson Drug Co
Newcastle
Leon Slaughter & Co
Markley
W. W. Gregg
Loving
J. M. Johnson
Records and city pop: Texas census figures debate
Chas P. Nance argues about 1910 Federal census rankings, citing Dallas as Texas's largest city by 1910 and 1915, with Dallas leading San Antonio and Fort Worth trailing in population and stature across sectors. He claims Northwest Texas ties to the discussion and defends accuracy amid corrections.
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Texas
Houston
A. E. Oatman
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Chas P. Nance
Guardian Seeks Lease Authority for Pearl Timmons Land
Joe Timmons guardian seeks court permission to lease Pearl Timmons land in Young County Texas for oil and gas development. The application is set for hearing before the County Judge at the Young County Courthouse on July 30, 1917.
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Young
Joe Timmons
Pearl Timmons
Young County
Texas
Court House
Mayes Dismissed From University of Texas Journalism Chair
The former chairman recounts his 1913 establishment of the University of Texas School of Journalism, denies wrongdoing over a dinner bill, and claims dismissal by the governor without prior notice despite Board acquittal and President Vinson’s recommendation to retain him. He argues the move stems from political disputes and seeks to publish the full facts.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Travis County
Supreme Court
Little Red
Public Free Schools of Texas
Temple State
Temple State Bank
A. & M. College
School of Journalism
University of Texas
Board of Regents
University
Mezes
Fort Worth
Texas School
Ferguson
Mayes
Nwspaper Workers of Texas
Texas
School of Journalism of
Govenor of Texas
Brownwood
Brownwood Bulletin
C.h.jenkins
Third Court of Appeals
Jenkins
Littlefield
Samger
Hogg
Harrell
Faber
Jones
McReynolds
Fly
Vinson
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W. A. Morris
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M. H. Chism
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