Governor Ferguson vetoes state university appropriation bill
Texas Governor James E. Ferguson announces a full veto of the Thirty-fifth Legislature’s appropriation for the State University of Texas, criticizing university leadership, fraternal systems, and perceived elite control, while defending his decision as an act of conscience and duty. The dispute includes student protests and a proposed court injunction involving the board of regents and Lomax.
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Ex students denounce governor veto on UT Austin support
The Ex students Association of the University of Texas through its central committee led by John W. Brady and D K Woodward Jr condemns the governor for vetoing the university appropriation. They claim the governor exploits prejudices and attacks the university’s independence, while noting the Galveston medical department receives no funds. President Vinson gave no immediate comment, hinting a statement may come tomorrow or the next day.
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Regents Grieve Over Ferguson Veto of UT Funding
Houston June 2 Governor Ferguson vetoed the University of Texas appropriation. Wilbur P. Allen regents president expressed deep grief and doubt of the governor's judgment while Major George W. Littlefield favored caution, noting the university might run on $190 000 income from lands and $30 000 from bonds with about $100 000 on hand and a possible $265 000 deficiency. W G Love of Houston commented on the situation.
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Appointee Criticizes Governor's Course Amid Controversy
A state appointee described the governor's course as to be regretted while the press criticized Mr Love for making excessive fuss over the dispute. The appointee contends the controversy sparked ill feeling and assigns responsibility to Mr Love.
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Regental stance on governor veto and university funding
Fred W. Cook urges legal clarity on governor Ferguson s authority as custodian of state buildings after the veto. He favors private subscription to keep the university operating unless the governor can close the institution, arguing the immediate welfare of students must guide action. He warns closing could ruin many students lives and reshape their education.
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Russia and the Jews
The Nation argues that wartime disruption and revolution end old Jewish restrictions in Russia. Emancipation spreads as refugees and new governance loosen domicile limits. A Jewish Petrograd lawyer becomes vice governor in Galicia and Bukovina, signaling broad freedom of residence and occupation. The prior misery cannot return under democracy.
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Bicycles Advertised for Ten Dollars and Up
Portage Tire Co offers bicycles priced from ten dollars with easy payments at 221 3% Alamo. Ad appears to promote affordable cycling options with installment plans.
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Carter White Lead Special Sale Announcement
Carter White Lead offers a special sale at 12.00 per 100 pounds with smaller sizes at usual advances. ED Steves & Sons advertises the deal as a general sales notice.
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Morning Mixup Leaves Husband Cheerful With Bird Seed
A bride explains to Sophia that her husband left for downtown in high spirits after she mistakenly swapped his breakfast with bird seed. The incident highlights a lighthearted domestic mishap and the surprising mood it sparked.
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Japan Leads In Sheet Glass Manufacture
A brief note states that Japan remains the sole oriental nation involved in the production of sheet glass, highlighting its unique position in this industry.
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