A podcast ripped from the front (and back) pages of Texas newspapers

It Happened Today . . . in Texas
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A podcast ripped from the front (and back) pages of Texas newspapers
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Publishing Since
1/20/2025
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Recent Episodes

March 24, 2025
The Great Southwest Railroad Strike – March 24, 1886
March 24, 1886. Gordon, Texas. John Fortner was 28 years old. Blue eyed, light complexioned, with a red moustache and an otherwise good appearance. He was said to have a good name in the town, with no history of criminal mischief or other malfeasance. But at 7 pm on March 24th, having encountered a small […]

March 17, 2025
The Politician and the DQ Waitress – March 17, 1981
March 17, 1981, Liberty, Texas. Girls like Vicki Moore didn’t travel in the circles of high society. They were far more likely to be found at the bowling alley, the trailer park, or working the afternoon shift at the local Dairy Queen. And that’s right where Vicki was, when she met local Liberty attorney Price […]

March 11, 2025
A Silver Star: Major Elmo Donaho – March 10, 1045
March 10, 1945. Stephenville, Texas. Eula Langston Donaho had lost her husband Cody just nine months earlier. And though she had four other children, her mind and heart were preoccupied with the fate of her son Horace Elmo Donaho, a captain in the US Army. Elmo had left John Tarleton College and been commissioned an […]
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