Candidates Split on Issues in Texas Campaign
The piece surveys contenders incl Burkett Pope Robertson Lynch Davidson Ferguson and others on tax reform liquor laws and state consolidation. It notes proposals for open port repeal central banks open education access for veterans and a push to cut or merge state bureaus. It contrasts views on the Highway Commission and Ku Klux Klan involvement while outlining governance scales and budget implications for Texas.
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Pope
Burkett
Robertson
Highway Commission
T. W. Davidson
Ferguson
Ku Klux Klan
Collins
Barton
Lynch Davidson
H. L. Darwin
Austin
Agricultural Department
Market and Warehouse Bureau
Weights and Measures Department
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Mining Board
Labor Department
Board of Water Engineers
Reclamation Department
Department of Insurance
Fire Insurance Commission
State budgets strain under sprawling Texas government needs
The piece outlines Texas government costs across 19 departments with hundreds of employees, plus 18 eleemosynary institutions housing nearly 10,000 inmates. It notes 13 state educational institutions, 33,683 teachers, and essential prison, asylum, and veterans care funding, stressing consolidation challenges amid demand for strong support for education and welfare.
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Texas
Board of Water Engineers
Highway Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Insurance Department
Bank Commissioner
Board of Control
Department of Labor
Health Department
State Tax Commissioner
State Reclamation Engineer
Railroad Commission
State Library
Confederate Home
Confederate Woman’s Home
East Texas Hospital For
North Texas Hospital For
Southwestern Hospital For Insane
State Lunatic Asylum
Northwest Texas Hospital For Insane
American Legion Sanatorium
University of Texas
A. & M. College
Texas Tech College
Grubbs Vocational
John Tarleton
State Teachers College
Huntsville
San Marcos
Denton
Canyon City
Alpine
Nacogdoches
Kingsville
Prairie View
National Guard
State expenditures to be cut by new governor says Star-Telegram
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram notes the burden of paying 8,500 officers and enlisted men, sheriffs and witnesses in script. It argues the future governor faces a large task reducing state expenditures as the state could not currently meet these obligations.
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Fort Worth
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Support
Ed Moore and Mr and Mrs T L L Hall and children express gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted during illness of their wife and daughter. Offer blessings and prayer.
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Ed Moore
T. L. L. Hall
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State University
Supreme Court
Commission of Appeals
J. H. Graves & Son
Edison Phonograph
W. O. Brents
Dan Hollingsworth
Mary Hestand
Rowden Cotton Seed
Wills Point
Planters Gin Company
J. L. Owens
Whitewright
P. A. Short
Kate Fulton
Good School
Sam Hodges
Goodlett
Hardeman County
LaFlesh Hemstitching Co
Dept
Sedalia
Moline
Avery
Case
Manning & Clark
Stephens Nurseries
W. Bond St
Denison
Joe McKinsey
Sherman
The
Dixie Music House
Wabash Ave
Chicago, Ill
J. E B. Russell
J. E. Russell
the Music Man
Russell
Superior Feed
M. Cox
Superior Feeds
Whittall
Axminster
the Home OF Home Furnishings
Sherman’s Greatest Department Store
Dyer @ Jones
Rexall Store
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