Tag Archives: Frank Erwin

MARTIN J. MURRAY / REMEMBRANCE / Larry Caroline disarmed critics without demeaning them

Posted on December 4, 2025 by Alice Embree

By Martin J. Murray / The Rag Blog / December 4, 2025 I knew Larry Caroline for only a few short years in Austin. It was a memorable experience. My first recollection of Larry was at the Capitol Building around … Continue reading →

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RICHARD CROXDALE | TEXAS HISTORY | The battle of Waller Creek: The felling of the Erwin Drum

Posted on June 20, 2023 by Thorne Dreyer

In the Movement Folk Tales, Frank Erwin plays the role of the evil stepmother. By Richard Croxdale | The Rag Blog | June 20, 2023 The Rag Blog is cross-posting a piece of history published by People’s History in Texas … Continue reading →

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METRO | Remembering Frank Erwin and the Waller Creek trees

Posted on September 20, 2016 by Alice Embree

This feature is in the book ‘Celebrating The Rag’ to be released during festivities, set for Oct. 13-16, honoring Austin’s iconic underground newspaper. By Alice Embree | The Rag Blog | September 20, 2016 AUSTIN — The following post, is … Continue reading →

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