Carter Fights Governor Over Board Row and Tax Funds
Texas politics tense as Regents chairman Carter challenges Governor Ferguson over liquor laws and a resignation. Ferguson defends timing for a potential special session while reporting clashes spark claims of railroaded press coverage. Dallas candidate Edith Wilmans greets Ferguson urging vigilance against bluffing the public.
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Regency Place
Ferguson
Fort Worth
Board of Regents
Carter
Capitol
Beaker Lee Satterwhite
Temple Reuiies
Washington
Highway Department
Highway Commission
Edith E. Wilmans
Dallas
Letter From Publisher Carter Declines Resignation
Amon G. Carter rebuts Governor Miriam Ferguson by letter from AustinTexas claiming his Texas Technological College board tenure will not be resigned. He asserts the college should remain apolitical and that his fouryear appointment stands with two years remaining.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Austin
Texas
The
Texas Technological College
Neff
Exas Technological College
Jim
Texas University
People of Texas
Amon G. Carter
Governor Jim Under Fire in Texas Highway Row Letter
A Texas public letter denounces Governor Jim and a highway controversy. The author accuses the governor of waging a smear campaign, defends Fort Worth hospitality, criticizes campaign finance actions, and questions highway contract practices and legal procedures.
Milk Report Highlights High Quality Production
November report by Sanitary Inspector W L Raymond notes very low bacteria counts across tests and overall high quality milk production in the section.
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W. L. Raymond
The Key to Success Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes a remedy claiming to aid digestion and stomach issues. It touts a simple harmless preparation said to cleanse the intestinal tract and relieve stomach, liver, and related ailments with mentions of Cook's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Jayr
Cook
Drugeia
Tech Notes Preview Season Openers At Idaho School
The Tech glee club rehearses for the opening concert with plans for a southern Idaho tour. The Tech Symphony, under Professor Roubidoux, prepares a winter program featuring solos and orchestral numbers. The Pre Medic society meets, a quacks paper is promised, and inter department basketball practice begins for a tournament involving the Commerce club Engineers Alpha Pi and College teams. The annual athletic ball is set for December 5 with a large crowd anticipated and a top orchestra hired for a festive night after a banquet led by Mayor Louis and others. Drivers face penalties as Magistrate Golden cracks down on unkind treatment of horses in Brooklyn. A peddler’s horses left unblanketed face cold, and a court session follows.
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Tech Glee Clubs
Tech Symphony Orchestra
Roubidoux
Idaho
Pre-Medic Society of the Tech
Gus Miller
Techniad
Commerce Club
Engineers
Alpha Pi
College
Geat
Idaho Home Mission Council Opens Annual Meeting
Idaho Falls hosts the Idaho Home Mission Council annual meeting with broad statewide attendance. Reverend David H. Mare, D D., of the Glocipot Home Missions Council, spoke at the opening session and reviewed the past year’s work, noting gratifying progress and confidence for the future.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
Idaho Home Mission Council
Criane
David H. Mare
Glicopot Home Missions Council
Aée
Allenrhu Rheumatism Cure Offered with Guarantee
James H. Allen of Fort Wayne New York announces Allenrhu a universal remedy for rheumatism promising dramatic relief in severe cases. The advertisement claims a full pint bottle will prove its efficacy with a money back guarantee if pain and swelling persist. Readers are urged to request free particulars by mail.
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Allenrhu
James H. Allen
Fort
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Illien
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Pocatello
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McNally
Tech Farm
Tech
Louis
Jesse H. Baird
Boise
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