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LOONEY CANDIDATE
FOR POSITION AGAIN
CONTEST ARISES
OVER EFFORT TO
HIT AT STEPHENS
MARSHALL WILLING
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earnestly desire
of the United
to our
that we
Dr. Roh in a statement to the As-
sociated Press said he admitted writ-
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the present controversy between the
four brotherhoods and the railroad
managements. ,
REMAINDER OF RURAL
SCHOOL MONEY TO BE SPENT
By Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. 10.—A resolution
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Report That German Cruiser Roon Had Been
Sunk By British Lacks Confirmation Today
ARTILLERY DUEL IN
ARTOIS CONTINUES.
Will Permit His Name to Go On ths
Ballot of Primary In
Oregon.-
Says He Wrote Letter Signed R. V.
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AMERICAN WOMAN IN
' BERLIN DYES SUDDENLY
By Associated Press. „
Portland Ore., Feb. 10—Vice Presi-
dent Marshall Is willing to run for
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RAILROAD RENDITIONS
ARE NOW BEING MADE
LUCHOW CAPTURED BY
CHINESEE REVOLUTIONISTS.
Congress
that the
States be
Ita County, Texas, imropen mass meet-
ing st Wichita Falls, on February
•th, 1916, adopted the following reso-
lution, which we respectfully bring
•our attention:
VIENNA FOR- EXPLANATION
OF, AFFAIR
Recent reports from the Balkans re-
garding intentions of the Teutonie al-
lies as to a move from Southem Ser"
By Amocinted Press.
ru. Wu, T—Tsb. 19.—The as-
sistance of the Fort Worth detective
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Attorney General Sends Hie Name to
Executive Committee
• Chairman.
DEMONSTRATION AGENTS
IN SESSION AT DALLAS.
By Asnocinted Press.
Autsin. Texas, February 10.—Among
the matters before the state board of
education’s monthly meeting here to-
day is the appropriation to country
schools of the state the remainder of
the 8600,000 available for thia school
year from the >1.000,000 rural school
bill, passed at the last sesslon of
the -legislature. Already about $350-
000 had been disbursed from this fund,
while the balance of $150,000 will be
appropriated this month benefittinE
about 1.200 rural schools, according
to Supt. W. F. Doughty. Only a small
per centage of schools has been aid-
ed. however, as there are over 10,000
rural schools in the state. , i;
reporta, the comptroller will appor-
tion the properly for\taxaton In the
vArious counties through which these
Germany Announcee They ••
Treated ae Waeshipa
• Hereafter.
NEW MOVEMENT THOUGHT LIKE-
LY—NO TEUTONIC AT-
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department has been sought hy, Palo
Pinto county officers in solving the
double murder mystery at the St. Clair
home, which took place early last Saf-
By Associatd Press. '
Berlin, Feb. 10,—The capture from
Alleges Irregularities Are Being In-
vestigsted by Grand Jury
Today.
"The vice president would not kring
himself to ask adyore to file’ beti:
lions for him, but if petitions are fled
for him he certainly, will not repu-
diate the action.” 1
NEW YORK WOMAN TO
DISCUSS HEALTH PROBLEMS
Denlee That Brandeis Concealed From
Anyone His Attitude in
at Salonika have been cotiadictory.
Dispatches announcing a notable con-
cent rat ion of troops and heavx Tru-
ery along the Greek border hnv keen
frequent
On the eastern" nnd western front
Stephens, an follows:
Text Of Resolution..
"To Representative John H. Steph.
ens, Washington, D. C. . ' .
"The undersigned citizens of WIch-
er of the county. was held here today
and was attended by a throng of his
former associates. Collinsville is the
old home of Mr. Cagle. The casket
was taken-directly from the train
which brought it from Sherman today
to the cemetery. Mrs. Faust has been
released on a $5000 bond on a charge
m TM Daily Times Bring Prompt
Basalts at Little Cost.
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INTERSTATE. COMMERCE COMIS.
EION EXAMINER DEFENDS
NOMINEE
clear Baron von Mayerfburg or any
connection with the letter which
might have been attributed to him
through the mistake of the British
officials. stating that the letter had
been written by Baron von Mayen-
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province has been captured by the
Yunnah revolutionists, according to
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' that the sentiment of the
in the southern part of
By Aneociate Pree.
Paris, Feb. 10.—The artillery duel
• — ’ — . - . - By avucanleu reme•
peace" he said "is to put ourselves For Worth, Tex., Feb. ,10.
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The resolutions committee then
brought in its report in the .form of
a communication to Representative
none against.
J. T. Montgomery was called on
for a talk. He .declared that Presi-
dent Wilson had faced crisis after
crisis in oar foreign relations and
that the people ought to stay with
‘hiim He quoted Stephen Decatur’s
toast, “our country^ right or wrong,
still our country,” as a good motto
MB the present. He declared Presi-
dent Wilson a great leader and said
the pebple ought to back tip his re-
quest for preparedness if for no other
reason than that he was asking it
I believe the best way to have
Ara Attacking in Galicia—Germane
Continue to Hammer the.
. French Lines.
ly Associnted Press.
Shanghai, China. Feb. 10.
opifton,"“ uphold the president’s
hands. These views are tendered to
WHIP Who occupied the
three Confederate veter-
. Howard, George Sim-
mons and Harvey Chenault all of
whom are earnest advocates of pre-
rarkdness, "Judge Howard was one
oftbA ommittee which drafted the
Calls To Order.
Mayor Britain called the meeting to
order and stated its purpose. He de:
clang! that those attending were not
meeting as partleans; that their mis-
sion was far above partisanship, as
the interests of the country were
above the interests of any party. He
said the press every day was quoting
Texas congressmen as being opposed
to the preparedness program of our
president.
"I believe our congressmen have
lost their hold on the pulse of their
constituents when they say they are
oposed to our country being prepared
to meet any foe that may come against
it" be said. "We have a right to be
represented, in congreas by men who
will carry out the will and wishes
of their constituents. As I under-
stand thin meeting it is for the pur-
pose of making known our views.”
He declared a belief that America
was facing a greater crisis than ahe
had faced since the Revolutionary
war.
"She’s on the verge of a volcano
he said.
"Our president admits a change in
his views in the last year. He has
so far kept ns from a conflict. He
says preparedness is necessary. I
believe it’s our duty as patriotic citi-
sens to let our representatives know
how we stand.”
Judge Huff Mads Chairman.
Organisation was then made with
R. E, Huff as chairman and B. D.
Donnell as secretary. On motion a
committee of five comprising P. A.
Martin, A. H Britain. John C. Kay,
J. A. Kemp and W. J. Howard were
named to draft resolutions While the
committee was drafting a resolution
a vote was taken for a poll being
made by a Dallas newspaper resulting
in 139 votes for preparedness and
murder in connection with
activity in the lasgfew days has, been - Lr
matked. . At the northern end of the M
Russian line the artillery. fire la re-
ported heavy and continudus, particu- '. -
larly in the heighborhood of nvinnk. =,
lu Galicia the Russlans are on the N_
aggressive and at one point are report-
ed crossing the Dniester river.
In the west the Initiative seems with
the Germans who are hammering on
the French lines and making an oc- * ■
< asional gain near Neuville, not’tar be-
low the Belgian border sough of the
liver Somme.
Total Prussian losses In the war are
eat (mated by an Amsterdam newspa-
per statistician at 2,$77.4764 rt .
Bomberdment k ‘Smyduh M** ••
Asia Minor coast by a squadon of --
French” aeroplanes is reported from
Athena ’ s ■ , ,,
Worth conferring with local officers
and was accompanied home last night
by local detectives.
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which Mr. Brandels would take
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St Paul Celebrates;
Louis W. Hill Presides
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earnestly and fully supported in his
reasonable recommendations for pre-
paredness.
"We regard the navy of the Unit-
ed States as inadequate in officers,
men and equipmert. We feel that
the army should be strengthened in
number of officers and men and es-
pecially in the facilities for organisa-
tion and transportation. We feel
that- the failure to have on hand and
ready for use, guns and equipment
adequate for defense is a mistake
that this country ought not to make
and having made ught to remedy.
"The present peace propaganda is
died Tuesday from gunshot wounds In-
flicted at Sherman Monday by Mrs. -57„Fpan., tetter in order to
Annie Faust, wife of a prominent farm- inzitheVon Pap enletteriin or any
Bcsmnsttid,Fex.;Feb. 10.—The fun- former German consul at New Or-
cal property. Upon
By Ansoclated Press.
Dallas, Tex. Feb. 10.—County dem-
onstration agents from central and
northeast Texas today are In regular
semi-annual conference at a local ho-
tel. The meetings which will last
three days are for the exchange of
views and addresses by experts on
bottom farming methode. Several au-
tborities from the A. and M. college
and five district agents from the Tex-
as Department of Agriculture are In
attendance.
lion for 1916, These blanks are re-
quired to be filled oUt and returned
to the comptroller* department not
later than May 1 and must disclose
the rolling stock, owned or leased:
depot grounds, shops, machinery and
fixtures. road beds and other physi-
By Associated Pres.
Austin, Tex., Feb 10.—All blanks
By Aegoclated Press
— London, Feb. Io —Signs that mill-
tary -opetations o importance may be
impending in the Balkans are furnish-
ed by Bulgarian government organs at
Sofia. -which assert the right of Bul-
garia to invade Greece for an attack
on the French and British there
By Asmoclated Prees.
Austin, Feb. 10.—Attorney General
B. F. Looney sent his name to the
chairman of the state dengocratie
executive committee to be placed on
the offichal ballot. This means that
Judge Looney is in the race for re-
election to stay.
WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1916 .
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By Asmoelated Press. -
Washington, Feb. 10.—Mrs. Joseph
E. Kuhn, wife of Col. Kvhn, Ameri-
can military attache at Berlin died
late last night at the home of Sc-
retary Garrison, after a stroke of
apoplexy. Mrs. Kuhn had been In
the receiving line at a reception with
Mrs. Garrison, she was suddenly tak-
en ill and died a few hours later.
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Speakar Expresnes Desire to “Plas-
.ter" Judge Stephens, But •Aqtion
Finally Taken is Lede Personal,
____ Ayvedi Spneke Heard
"‘cheyehne, W§., Fab: 10,—A rb-
bar held.u Twenty passengers in a'
sleeping car on an eastbound Union
Pacific train last night between Green
River and Rock prings, Wyoming,
according to a report . to railroad
quarters here. He escaped by leap-
w ing from the train. A posse has left
Green River. The bandit forced a
brakeman to pass a hat Into which
the passenzers put their money and
I t By Assoriate« Press.
I Washington, D. C., Feb. 10.— Secre-
I tary Lansing today announced that he
had sent to the Austro-Hungariau gov.
ernment through Ambassador Penfluid
a a dispatoh asking for an inventigation
I and an explanation of the attack by an
: Austrian submarine on the American
3 steamer. Petrolite. The secretary aald
I the public statement that demands had
urday morning. Mrs.* St. Clair and
Mrs. Will Wilkins who had been given
a home by the BL Clair's, were killed
with a steel bar.. St. Clair is held in
Jail as Palo Pinto as a precautionary'
move. Deputy Sheriff Laughlin of
By Associated Press.
New Orleans, Feb. 10—Dr. Paul
Roh, German consul at New Orleans
today admitted to the Associated
Prees that he wrote the letter fouhl
at Falmouth, England in the effects
of Cavtain Franz Von Papen, recall-
ed German military attache and
which British officials said was sign-
MEMORIAL IB ADDRESSED TO
CONGRESSMEN AT LARGE AND
SENATORS AS WELL A8 REP-
RESENTATIVES OF DISTRICT
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By Associated Fraas.
Houston, Texas, February 10—A
tour of Texas cities, :commencingeAn .
Houston, will be made by Mlaa Ella
Phtllips Crandall, executive secretary
of the National Organisation for Pub-
lic Health Nursing. New York head-
quarters. In the Interest of health
betterment
Miss Crandall arrived here yesten
day, and will addreas at masasmeeii
ing In the banquet hall of the dty
auditorium tonight Her subject will '
be "Houston's Problems- in Public
Health.”
MIsa Crandall’s Itinerary ta Texas
includes: Galveston, February 11;
Ran Antonio, February 12, 12 and 14g
Waco. February 18; Dallas, February
16 and 17. From Dallas she will go
to New Orleans.
monfa, contracted several days ago.
Mrs. McKay is survived by her Ms- ,
band and four children. The,,
Kay's came to Austin from Bell coup-,
ty and it is likely the body w5e"
sent there for burial. The At h
partments closed during the art6v 3
out of -respect to the denedenta SM,W
Case
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Washiiigton, Feb. 10:— James *W-
Carmalt, chief examlner of the In-
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for the people of this district, but
wd say that we do nt feel that
burg.
Dr. Roh was shown a photogra:
phic copy of the letter which had
been recetved today from London.
The signature on the photographic
copy appeared similar to that of Dr.
Roh on official papers in the posses-
sion of persons here and when told
of this the German consul readily,
admitted he wrote it. The only von’
Mayenburg In the city is the former
active German consul here but who
for several years has been engager
In the cotton business.
days alo It waa reported the Roon had succeded in slipping through the cordon of British naval craft
which ia keeping'the German navy hemmed-up in the Kiel Canal andthat she waa' loose on the Atlantic
seeking British merchant vessels. The dispatehes from Bermuda announcing that she had been sunk after sev-
eral hours' fight, declares that Captain Segrave .of the Drake, on sighting the Roon, said "Please-God, today
I will avenge Craddck." Captain Segrave was with Admiral Craddock who went down with his flagship, which
the Germans sank off the Falkland Island last- year.
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For ten days, Jan. 17 to Feb. 5, St.
Paul, Minn., gave itself over to
mirth as the scene of a great out-
ed with the initials "R. V. M." and May Make a Few Speeches But Will
ascribed to “R. von Mayenburg” Not Take Extended
By Assoclated Press.
Washington, Feb. 10. — President
Wilson will not make an extended
have been mailed to the 105 railroad
corporations operating in Texas on ' n
which the roads are required to make
rendition of their 1>?operty .for taxa*.
..the French of a large section of
TECUMSEH, AKLAM0MA-Kve0 inenhreoie" rheonoawataouzma by
HIGH IW--- "-stGerman army headquarters today. A
By As.octated Frees. f mine crater near Neuville in the MBs
Tecumseh, Oki*. Feb. 10.—Fire b- sector was retaken. South of the
lieved to be of incendiary origin hete Somme the French gained a foothold
today destroyed the high schoot build-1 in a small part of one of the German
lag ara toss of $40,000, t line trenches.
BOAT WAS SHELLED MERCHANT VI
' they are agaist preparedness, and,
Resolutihs endorsing Prestaeht j that if given an opportunity to ex:
Wilson’s program for preparedness press themselves, they would, In our
were adopted at an enthusiastic mass -ufT" " "nhel the nreuident’s
meeting at the Wichita Theatre Wed-
mnesday night caled to give expression
of the viewe of the .voters of Wichita
Ferguson Returns. ‘
Temple, Tex., Feb. 10,—Qov^hidl*'
Ferguson who has been hehe for tw^
days terminated his visit today WMf1
notified of the death of dts, John
O. M< Kay this afternoon and left’t’r
the capital on an early train.
Beginning Aa Telegraph Operator
Rose Aa Be Head of Great
1 Wife Concern
Claimed Refueal to Give Food To
Comm/nder Results in AL .
tack on Vedeel
a few speeches but at present would
not make a trip similar to the one he Eonizations,
took recently to the middle west.
Ry Ansoclted Press. • •
New York, February 10—Belvidere
Brooks; vice-president and general
mahager of the Western Union Tele-
pruph Co., died suddenly at his home
hiete today, from heart troubje. • He
had been in poor health for several
months.
Mr." Broke had been in the ser-
vice af the Western Union more than
MO yars having started as a tele-
graph operator in Texas where he
was ‘born in the town of Wheelock.
July 8, 1889. He rose to the posi: i
tion of manager at Waco, and El
Paso and Galveston; later Mr. Brooks
was *‘made assistant superintendent
at Denver and from there was pro-
moted to be general superintendent of
the eastern and southern division
with headquarters at New York. He
was elected general manager in 1910
and vice-president two years ago. He
is survived by four sons.
ARMOR*?
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Altbiooqhdispqichesdpimorning newspapers Wlcated that the German evuiser. Hoon, of which a picture is
shown abewev had been.sunk by the British armored eruiser, Drake, oft the Bermuda Islands, eonfirmatton
of the sonerb wan duckingtoday, and there was reported to be some doubt about It in navd efircles. nSeveral
Large Crowd Attende Services at
Collinsville, Rev. H. M. Cagle'e
a- Former Home.
Ie continuing in the Artois district ac-
cording to announcement made today
by the French war office.
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Img m‛e2rsF
2 been made upon the Vienna govern-
■ ment was "not true" but that de-
ft mands of some sort might be made.
V ‘ The secretary's dispatch called at-
’ tention to affidavits of members of
' | the crew of, the Petrolite and to in-
formation from other sources that
d the ship was stopped in the Med-
iterranean near Alexandria by an
Austrian submarine which fired up-
on her and wounded a man in her
engine room.
The submarine commander naked
for food which Captain Thompson of
the Petrolite refused. The plunger
then sent a boarding party on the
held as a hostage while the Austrians
took the too they regulumtrm tthe
Petrolite's Mores. A Ff n fz
Novel questions are involved in
the case. Warships under certain
By Ansoclated Press.
Berlin, Feb. 10.—The German gov-
ernment is about to issue a memor-
andum to neutral governments an-
nouncing that hereafter armed mer-
chantmen belonging to countries at
war, Germany will be consider.
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MINNESOTA FUNDS
ARE $28,000 SHORT
terstate Commerce Commiasion today
challenged before th Senate sub-com-
mittee investigating the nomination of
Louls D. Brandeis to the aupreme
court bench, the declaration of Clif-
ford Thorne, chairman -of the Iowa
Railroad Commission, that Mr. Bran-
deis had eonceuled from liim. the at-
titude he would take in arguing the
eastern freight rate-case before the
commisaion. ,
Yesterday Mr. Thorne who was as-
sociated with Mr. Brandeis in the trial
I of the rate case, declared he was
I ‘ dumfounded"-when Brandeis at the
outset ’of his elosing- argument con
ceded thecontentlen of the railroads
that existing rate returns were inade-
quate for the prosperity of the roads
and the best interests of the public.
"There is ope incident firmly fixed
Jn my mind" said Mr. Catmult, "re-
garding 4 .conversation Mr. Thorne
had with.me on the second day f the
argument in' the rate case.- Mr.
re-election, according to a letter
made public here today by Post mas-
ter Frank F. Myers of Portland from
ADMISSION MADE
Ing if he would permit the use of his - ' '
name on the Oregon primary ballot.
Falla on thia question. The resolu-
Gone were addressed to the two Texas
/ congrensmen at large. Representative
Stephens from this district and the
two United States Senators from Tex-
as. They express an earnest desire
"that the president of the United
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portdtMibi# reanonabl
dttlous for preparedness."
dr«d ted sljiy’eight men signed the
resolution which will be forwarded to
' vitEtn.4
"Hirfeport of the committee draft-
ing thezsoltfon directed it to Rep:
r5dnttt Stephens and a spirited
MMtoiMMfoB the motionrtofclude
nesmeshetstoldssoutherps-senatoraoandarbitration was adopted today by the
rsoussceittes today "that’hemignt nake.chamber of Commerce of the vnited
PRICE OF POWDER CAUSES
•04 MINERS TO STRIKE
By Asnoelnted Prexa - ‛
Pittaburg, Feb. 10,—Nine hundred
miners in the three mines of the
Ford Collieries in Culmerville struck
today to enforce a demand that the
company reduce the price of powder
from eight to five cents a package
door sports carnival, with parades.
BY GERMAN CONSUL^™
- Inent citizens, son of James J. Hill
pndrorasidentenpictureerhwnnmern sress may take toqaitrom-merchant
his carnival costume ae he reviewed I meni.thez Eive„proper receipta.in
the parade of over 26,000 members , payment but itissrealizedsthat to do
of marching dobs Passing the Min-noarneryneutraibntppenmghtt"de‛made
nesota capital__। a base ‘tor their operations.
southern trip to sprag for prepared- calling upon the railroads and their
- - employes to settle their controversy by
WIFE OF SECRETAWV j
OF STATE MAD TODAY "
Kay died today at the family rest-
dence here from the effects at pueu-
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National Chamber of Commerce
Calle on Officials and Employee
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St. Paul, Minn., Feb. 10.—Inform-
ation in the possession of County
Attorney O'Brien concerning alleged
irregularities Involving more than
$28,000 in the handling of certain
state nds will be submitted to the
Hamsey county grand Jury today.
WESTERN UNION
CHIEF IS DEAD
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BLVGERE BROOK* SUCCUMBS
SUttOniLY, IN NEW YORK >
re dut V TODAY ’ '
WA,ea.
STEDIN TEXAS
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Thorne. I understand, staled that when
the commission fixed- the allotment of
time for attorneys to argue the case.
. he asked the privilege of being per-
QIID I EAT ar Ai hrr i mitted to follow counsel for the ship-
SUBJEU Ur NU11 a "wtssdanenpeningaihazarenmen.
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STATE DERARTMENT
calculated to discourage enlistment
DEBATE is SPIRITED i nz-ctmr-af.-
• - . ——=== ' ’ president has had to carry, and we
urge tba'Oou lead him that hearty
support wh[h we would dIap- —-
pearing forrselves. "rT
“We mveemo, authority to speak
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Wichita Daily Times (Wichita Falls, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 234, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 10, 1916, newspaper, February 10, 1916; Wichita Falls, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1566034/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.