Galveston Protests Abandonment of Coast Artillery Posts
Galveston commercial group protests proposed abatement of Fort Crockett Fort Jackson Fort Travis and other coast defense posts near Galveston. They argue the posts protect government property and that reducing troops would isolate the city from San Antonio and other bases, while War Department remains unaware of any order to fully abandon these forts.
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Strikers Quiet in Kingsville Strike at Gulf Coast Tees
In Kingsville Texas July 27 striking Gulf Coast Tees workers numbered about 281 with peaceful picketing allowed by injunctions similar to prior cases. About 150 workers remained at shops replacing 60 who walked out as six U.S. deputy marshals stood by. business leaders met with officials to calm tensions, while merchants refused strikebreaker purchases. Rangers were ordered to the city and the scene remained calm.
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