Three Normals Sought by Legislators in Texas Debate
Austin Feb 22 The Texas House moves to consider bills creating three additional normal colleges as part of a push for compulsory education. Officials warn the treasury cannot justify $140000 for each school while senior educators predict a large statewide need for more teachers. Debates focus on financing, with the university and A M will face budget pressure amid ongoing efforts for separate governance and various educational measures.
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Austin
Tex
House
Central West
Texas
East Texas
Ogs
Treasury
Doughty
Nerves
University of Texas
Agriculture
Mechanical College
Sackett
House Appropriations Committee
Tillie
Cope
Texas Company
Land probe bill targets unlawful holdings in Texas
Ninety bills introduced in the House including Russell wutheading’s measure to appoint a three member land investigation board in Austin to probe unlawful land and timber holdings of the state and fund a 20000 appropriation. Crudgingtony seeks a bill to permit card playing in fraternal buildings and penalties for betting on cards. Savage proposes county commissioners be paid six dollars a day while serving as road commissioners with a ten thousand dollar monthly cap.
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Austin
Tex
Fed
Russell
Fraternal Association
Savage
Toad Comen
Compulsory Education Bill Advances in Texas Legislature
State Superintendent W F Doughty hails the compulsory education bill’s progress to engrossment in the House and forecasts Senate passage. He says the measure represents a major education victory and will provide Texas with an effective compulsory school law supported by farmers, labor, clubs, and teachers groups.
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Tex
W. F. Doughty
Senate
Texas
Farmers’ Union
Federated Clubs
Reheolien
Texps
Doughi
House
Texas Senate Debates Repeal of Texas Company Bill
In Austin on February 22 Senator McNealus pressed to rescind last Friday’s Senate passage of the Texas Company bill but the motion failed 18 to 105. He called the bill the worst yet and warned it would empower the House if not reversed. Senator Bailey opposed the rescission. Kirven Named for Library Bureau in Austin. Governor named O C Kirven of Limestone County to join the state Library and Historical Commission, awaiting Senate confirmation.
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Tex
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McNealus
Texas Company
McNegius
House
Bailey
Kirven
Library Bureau
O. C. Kirven
Limestone County
Stite Wkrary and Historical Ecommission
Opposition to Sunday law change in Texas legislature
San Antonio clergy and temperance groups unite to defeat Mauser Bill 90 allowing Sunday business openings. Pastors Union adopts resolutions opposing the bill, seeks help from county representatives and urges Go-To-Church observance. Also supports House Bills 101 and 305 to strengthen conditions for young women.
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San Antonio
Central Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Goton
Pastors’ Union
Ue Y. M.C. A
Texas
Bexar County
Burglary, arrests, and scams report from city police
A Shawnee man reports a purse theft with four dollars in currency and four hundred twenty six dollars in certified checks from City National Bank of Corpus Christi. A seventeen-year-old escaped county jail inmate was recaptured at the Southern Pacific depot after a brief chase. he faced burglary charges. Police raid on a South Baul Kos avenue speakeasy nets several Mexican suspects and confiscates beer. some escape before surround. A man injured in a wagon crash on West Houston Street is hospitalized. Fire, circus, and ball notices outline local events and fundraisers for firemen and civic causes.
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Obs
City National Bank of
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Oe White
Southern, Pacific
Hoyr
O'Connell Loan
Houston
Franklin Waxielles
New Cretonne and Swiss Curtain Fabrics Across Wide Range
Readable fabric listings describe New Cretonne 36 inches wide in pastel shades at 8 to 9 cents per yard, Madras and Seafest fabric widths from 26 to 72 inches with floral and geometric patterns, New Swiss Curtains 72 inches wide at 70 cents to 2.25 per pair, Levim Curtains 3 yards long with white borders priced 1.59 to 2.00 per pair, Saxony curtains 3 yards long in varied designs.
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Madras
Seafest
Saxony
Fragmentary exchange about a man named Bill Bones
A fractured dialogue mentions Bill Bones and a man who has done some work for 16 gram he is said to have acted on someone’s instructions. The speakers discuss someone telling stories and a recent activity or deception. The text is partial and unclear but centers on questioning a person’s actions and credibility.
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Bill Bones
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