Submission Is Leader As Both Houses Convene Today
The article notes the leader’s decisive role as both the House and Senate meet today to address a key question. Officials and lawmakers focus on urgent votes and strategic moves shaping the legislative agenda.
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Senate
Submission Battle Shapes Texas Senate and House Votes
In Austin on January 20 the two Texas chambers debated submission. The House approved the committee report ready for engrossment by viva voce vote, with a roll call to follow. In the Senate Terrell supported submission while Hudspeth and others argued against it as Mayfield and Ellis spoke the debate continued. The Senate adjourned pending tomorrow.
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Austin
la Gaston
Alphonse
Sena
Senate
Terrell
Bowie
Hudspeth
Mayfield
Halsey
Ellis
House
Ten Dollars and the Costs at County Court
Dozens of brush game players pled guilty in county court on Tuesday. Judge Lee Zumwalt sentenced them to ten dollars and costs, with several defendants also required to spend time in jail or face additional penalties. The court noted a surge of gaming cases, attracting many locals and stirring tension among workers and residents.
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Court House
Lee Zumwalt
Weg
Henry Coleman
Clint Goodall
Frank Martin
Andrew Walker
Bill Wardlow
Thomas Tord
Chas. Bourland
Joe Goodson
Legislature in stalemate as submission deadlocks
Austin January 20 The submission amendment passed to engrossment 56 to 38, up five votes for submissionists but still three short of the two thirds needed. Pros threaten to block any legislation until submission is granted. Rumors of friction surround Hill of Denton who may vote yes but won’t speak for it. Jenkins claims ninety votes for submissionists. Speaker Kennedy names four more committees while anti submission leader Wolters replies that anti pros will not block legislation to achieve their aim.
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Hillig
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Kennedy
Hill
New Eyewear Regulation Bills Introduced in Senate
Austin January 20 reports new general bills in the Senate including Terrell of Bowie proposing to regulate optometry and to ban peddlers of eye glasses.
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Austin
Senate
Terrell
Bowie
Record Enrollment Reaches 645 at Normal College
The Normal college closed the first term with exams on Tuesday and Wednesday. Enrollment climbed to 645, the largest at attendance in eight years. Dr. W H Bruce praises the vast enrollment and efficient school work. Summer school plans are set to open after winter session.
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Normal College
W. H. Bruce
Gore Re elected Senator By Oklahoma Legislature
Guthrie Okla Jan 20 Thos P Gore of Lawton was elected U S senator for the second time yesterday by both houses of the Oklahoma legislature. Dennis T Flynn the republican nominee received the full party vote which was forty nine in both houses.
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Guthrie
Okla
Thos. P. Gore
Lawton
U. S
Oklahoma
Dennis T. Flynn
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