Amarillo to Earn 1550 Guarantee in Cisco West Texas Title
Amarillo faces Cisco in a West Texas district one and three all class final with a guaranteed 1550 for Amarillo and 500 to Cisco from gate receipts. The Sandies, led by Hays and Dutton, train hard after two recent title games and aim to outplay Cisco’s strong backfield and weighty defense. The game is Friday at 3 PM in Cisco, with live radio play by play from The News.
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Roy B. Henderson
Amarillo
Cisro
West Texas
Cisco
W. A. McIntosh
Isco
Sandies
Hays
Dutton
Santa Fe
McIntosh
Giants
Coyotes
Big Dam
Clark
Dowler
Bassett
Oakes
Wichita Falls
Memphis
6Th
Fillmore Streets
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meek husband warns Mary in Tit-Bits quote
A fragment from Tit-Bits captures a meek husband declaring he is not a man to be trifled with. He utters the line after a mild protest, with Mary listening to this assertive caveat in a domestic moment.
Mantell Londos wrestling match set for Friday night
Amarillo wrestling fans are told Dutch Mantel and Billy Londos will clash in a finish match Friday at 8 pm in the Armory. Mantel aims for a fast, hard pace with Londos setting the tempo. Prelims to be announced, and tickets are on sale at Lindsay Drugs.
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Amarillo
the Panhandle
Joe Patterson
Dutch Mantel
Billy Londos
the Armory
Patterson
Londos
Armory
Cal Farley
Fair Theater
Lindsay Drugs
Defies Solons Continues On State Spenders Debate
Governor Ferguson criticizes threats of impeachment and dismisses a special session. He notes resignations of highway commissioners Frank Lanham and Joe Burkett and recalls aid from Dan Moody. Legislature has until December 10 to act as pressure mounts over expenses for a special session.
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Frank V. Lanham
Joe Burkett
Ferguson
Dan Moody
Amarillo City Briefs Teachers Return from Dallas Meet
Amarillo teachers from Amarillo High attended the State Teachers Association convention in Dallas led by Principal C. M. Moer ers and several Misses. Mission collections were taken in White Deer and Panhandle churches by Rev. W. M. Lane. A barn fire on the west side of San Jacinto burned due to no water supply, leaving the structure and contents destroyed.
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Amarillo
State Teachers’ Association
Dallas
C. M. Moeers
Helen Worley
Beulah Bradley
Louise Russell
Esther Brown
Kathleen Wright
Anna Mae Klapproth
A. L. Brint
White Deer Ag Panhandle
W. M. Lane
San Jacinto
Harper to leave Rochester and Amarillo on January first
Harper and wife plan to dispose of holdings in Rochester and Benjamin and head to Amarillo around January 1. Wits Posies sues for divorce from Harry B Foster for cruel treatment. Cleo Piott seeks divorce from Robert Pott for harsh treatment and desertion. Johnson Street Parent Teachers meeting postponed to tomorrow at 2 50 PM with important business.
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A. S&s
Wits Posies
Harry B. Foster
Cleo
Piott
Robert Pott
Johnson Street
Parent-Teachers Association
Mrs C Herbert Walker Visits Dalhart Daughter
Mrs. C Herbert Walker of Dalhart is a guest of her daughter Miss Marcella Walker at 1207 Polk Street.
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C. Herbert Walker
Dalhart
Marcella Walker
Polk Street
Wrestler Johnnie Vorris Loses as Young Britt Wins
In Lockney on November 30 Johnnie Vor ris of Chicago lost a wrestling decision after eighteen minutes. Vor ris fell from the ring and was unable to continue due to injuries. Young Britt, Lockney’s own unbeaten, defeated Vor ris and has faced top opponents from the north and east. Preliminary bout between Young Spencer and Young Arbetus ended in a fifteen minute draw.
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Lockney
Johnnie Vorris
Chicago
Young Britt
Vorris
Young Spencer
Young Arbetus
Perryton Hunters Kill Golden Eagle at Highland Ranch
Perryton, Nov 30. A 15 pound golden eagle with a seven foot wingspan was killed 12 miles west of Perryton on the Highland ranch by R. J. Cook and G. D. Minnick, Perryton high school instructors. The rare creature, heavy-bodied with a large golden head, is being mounted for the Perryton High School museum. The hunters also killed a coyote.
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Perryton
Highland Ranch
R. J. Cook
G. D. Minnick
Perryton High School
Museum of Natural History
Lockney Longhorn Pep Squad Delights Team in Social
The Lockney Longhorn pep squad of Lockney High School entertained the football team at the Baptist church Friday night. The Longhorns have had a strong season, and the boys wished for more time. All the boys enjoyed themselves and joked that their turkeys looked small beside them.
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Lockney
Longhorn
Lockney High School
Baptist Church
Lockney Longhorns
Beckwith Case Goes to Jury
The case against Roy Beckwith charged with assault with intent to murder Homer LaFayette went to the jury late last night. Beckwith is alleged to have broken LaFayette's arm during a failed head strike with a pipe as testimony concluded after a night session to finish in one day. Jurors named include A. B. Lupher J. W. Elkins C. C. Loving C. N. McFarland Otto Eckert J. M. Hagen M. M. Merriman J. N. Young E. E. Mims S. B. Christian D. Grantham and E. H. Adkins.
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Roy Beckwith
Otto Eckert
J. M. Hagen
M. M. Merriman
J. N. Young
E. E. Mims
S. B. Christian
D. Grantham
E. H. Adkins
Shelton Heirs Sued for 1050 Dollars
Grady Ward acting through his father J W Ward sues the heirs of J M Shelton in district court for 1050 in damages. He says a horse pitched and fell on him at the Shelton ranch on August 10 1924 injuring his leg which remains lame though he expects to regain full use. he seeks medical bills only.
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Grady Ward
J. W.ward
J.M. Shelton
Ward
Shelton
Mrs E Thibodeaux Buried In Liano Cemetery
Eva Thibodeaux a 19 year old who died Saturday night was buried Monday afternoon in Liano cemetery. Funeral services were at her aunt Mrs Ethel Smith 406 West Seventh Street with Rev F W O Malley officiating. Griggs Undertaking Company conducted the funeral. pallbearers included E M Pittman J C Paschall D W Mays Roy M Britt ain Robert Kesterson and Otto Pietz. The United States uses over 79 percent of world gasoline production and per capita annual consumption is 69.3 gallons.
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Eva Thibodeaux
Liano
Ethel Smith
West Seventh Street
F. W. O'Malley
First Christian Church
Griggs Underee Company
E. M. Pittman
J. C. Paschall
D. W. Mays
Roy M. Brittain
Robert Kesterson
Otto Pietz
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