West Texas Sandstorm Ready for Cisco Clash in Big Tilt
Amarillo Cisco clash fans bid off team on Pullman. Hays fields Sandstorm with Larsen Bourn Utterback Fuqua Honey Bishop Miller Oakes Bassett Clark Dowler amid lineup tweaks. West Texas charm rings as Chamber guests pour into Cisco with officials and high school teams invited to cheer.
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Stockton
Pierce
Hays
Duttenc
Hull
George Lindsay
W. H. Carwile
Amarillo
Tey
Cisco
Lobo Stadium
Bivins Stadium
Bob Clark
Amal
West Texas
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Porter A. Whaley
Sandies
Larsen
Bourn
Utterback
Fuqua
Honey
Bishop
Miller
Oakes
Bassett
Clark
Dowler
Reeder
Hamilton
Gibson
Boyer
Nunn
Heater
Borden
Beaumont
Robstown
Red Grange Leads Bears to 39-6 Victory in St Louis
Red Grange starred for the Chicago Bears, scoring four touchdowns in a 39 to 6 win over the Donnelly Stars at Sportsman Park before about 8000 fans. He totaled 190 yards with 84 on rushes, 73 on passes, and 23 on a punt return amid partial rest in the second and third periods.
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ST. Louis
Red” Grange
Sportsman Park
Chicago Bears
Donnelly Stars
Illinois
Cne
Small Fie
Missouri Tigers elect two captains for next season
Columbia Mo December 2 The University of Missouri Tigers Missouri Valley champions will have two football captains next year A tie vote today chose Pete Jackson St Louis and R F Bacchus Kansas City both seniors alternat ing as captains Bacchus is an all conference end and Jackson an all conference full back GL Brewer director of athletics said the two would alternate in pilot
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Columbia
University of Missouri Tigers
Pete Jackson
St. Louis
R. F. Bacchus
Kansas City
GL. Brewer
Pilot Bacchus
Jackson
Plainview Begins Basketball Work At High School
Plainview aims for a strong season as twenty boys practice at Plainview High School under Ed T. P. Hays. A returning player joins the squad from last year while several others have prior experience. The first day of practice showed good form and the team looks toward a successful campaign.
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Plainview
Plainview High School
Ed T. P. Hays
Waco Tigers rout Brackenridge in district clash
Waco high school Tigers defeated Brackenridge Eagles of San Antonio 87 to 0 at Cotton Palace field. The win produced 17 first downs to three as the district championship fight advances toward state interscholastic rounds.
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Waco High Tigers
Brackenridge Au AD
Waco
Tyson
Waco High School Tigers
Brackenridge High School Eagles
San Antonio
Cotton Palace Field
All-American squad picked by Jess Hawley
Dartmouth earns three selections as coach Jess Hawley names his all American eleven wired from French Lick Indiana. Illinois places two players while Dartmouth four players are represented by Parker Diehl Oberlander and others in a nationally noted lineup.
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New York
Dartmouth
Green
Jess Hawley
Associated Press
French Lick
Ind
Hawley
Parker
Diehl
Oberlander
Tully
Hlinois
Ousterban
Michigan
Kassel
Ilinois
Weir
Nebraska
Sturhahn
Yale
McMillan
Princeton
Grange
Illinois
Wilson
Washington
Nevers
Stanford
Air Expansion debated as peace or threat in aviation
The board warns that combining civil and military air activities could erode trust as aviation expands worldwide. It rejects the idea that a mixed air power is a peace movement and urges retaining a strong defensive system including ships submarines armies and air power for the United States.
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World
Prussia
United States
Black man jailed for fatal harm after cotton dispute
In Texarkana Arkansas on December 2, Jasper Richie faced second degree murder charges in Miller County Circuit Court for fatally harming his sister after she refused to pick cotton. He surrendered to authorities, pleaded not guilty, and was sentenced to 21 years.
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Texarkana
Ark
Jasper Richie
Miller County
Richie
Dulty
Londos Facing Mantell In Finish Wrestling At Plainview
The arena at Plainview hosts a finish wrestling match tonight pitting Dutch Mantell of Columbus Ohio against Young Britt of Lockney with the winner advancing to meet Billy Londos in Amarillo. Londos is the main attraction arriving tonight after his earlier exhibition. tickets are on sale at Lindsay Drug Co. with standard prices.
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Billy Londos
Armory
Plainview
Dutch Mantell
Columbus
Ohio
Young Britt
Lockney
Mantell
Londos
Britt
Amarillo
Cal Farley
Lindsay Drug Co
Football party broadcasts and local high school yell clash
The News-Post invites fans to a radio broadcast via WBAP Fort Worth at 8 tomorrow and to attend the News-Post building for two hours of fellowship. Report notes Cisco backing Amarillo, but Cisco opposes the rumor. High school girls out yelled the boys with Gillmore Nunn leading rally. Players discuss injuries and readiness for Texas Tech in the Southwestern Conference race after a near perfect season with one defeat to Howard Payne.
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News-Post
WBAP
Fort Worth
6Th and Fillmore
Fillmore Street
Gillmore Nunn
Texas Tech
Southwestern
Howard Payne
Simmonsoe
Waco Beats Brackenridge 37 to 0 in Football
Waco posted a shutout against Brackenridge of San Antonio with a 37 to 0 victory. The game highlighted strong defensive stands and decisive scoring drives by the Waco squad in the high school football matchup.
Twin Six Well Proves a Thousand Barrels Daily
The Twin Six well, shot Sunday afternoon, is flowing at about 1,000 barrels a day with 500 barrels gauged in 11 hours 30 minutes. It is a non pump, good flowing producer and among the pioneer wells of the fields. The post shot flow stimulates interest in nearby wells in the sector.
Texas Association Clubs to Remain in Baseball League
Palestine December 2. T M Campbell Jr president of the Palestine Athletic Association reports from Mexia that all Texas Association clubs including Palestine Corsicana Temple Terrell Mexia and Austin will remain in the league next season. A January 3 meeting will elect officers assess forfeits and adopt future rules.
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Palestine
T. M. Campbell, Jr
Palestine Athletic Association
Texas Association
Mexia
Corsicana
Temple
Terrell
Austin
Tax measures sent to printers with $330 million cut
Washington dispatch reports the House Ways and Means Committee approved a tax reduction bill guiding inheritance and automobile taxes toward cuts totaling about 330 million dollars annually. A rebate deal for auto dealers tied to the old versus new rates earned a pledge from manufacturers not to push full passenger car tax repeal. The bill would trim the passenger car tax from five to three percent.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Railroads Ordered to Cut Fresh Meat Rates by Feb 10
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads to reduce rates on fresh meats moving east from western packing houses by February 10. The Chicago to New York rate was cut from 87 to 79 cents per 100 pounds, with proportional cuts from all other packing points to preserve the existing relation to Chicago. Rates on cured meats and hides to eastern markets were upheld as justifiable.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
New York
Farm Directors Seek Protest Vote On U S Estimates
Dallas delegates of the Texas Farm Bureau Federation prepare a two day session to vote protest against U S Department of Agriculture cotton crop estimates. Texas congressmen urged opinion on protests to the government reports. The group will back continuing the reports but oppose earlier estimates before late September each year due to unreliable data from weather and pests.
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Dallas
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Congress
Briand greeted by veterans after Locarno signing
Paris reports Premier Briand returning from the Locarno treaty signing ceremony received a warm reception from a veterans delegation. Blind, legless and armless soldiers carried a banner praising him for safeguarding children from misfortunes feared to have followed the war.
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Briand
Paris
Locarno
Floor sanding or waxing service contact details
Floor sanding or waxing inquiry reference shows Phone 1741 J for H. C. Dobbs. Local service agent listed with direct contact number and operator name for arranging work.
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J, H. C. Dobbs
Mystery death of boy cleared by confession
Norton youth Marion Knapp confessed to killing Cecil Walker 16 in 1922 after a quarrel over a girl on a Rock Island freight train. Walker’s body was found near Dresden, Decatur County. Knapp waived hearings and asked for immediate sentencing for manslaughter. The case had long puzzled authorities and family.
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Rock Island
Dresden
Decatur County
Oberlin
C. T. Walker
Norton
Griffith
Walker
Young Knapp
Young Walker
C. E. Walker
Woodward
Tueey
Knapp
Perils of Interdenominationalism Highlighted by Rev Bell
A ministers and laymen conference session preceding the Baptist general convention featured Rev R E Bell of Decatur arguing interdenominational unity weakens denominational loyalty and may split Christians. Dr George W Truett of Dallas spoke on brotherhood, praising Southern Baptists while critics warn fusion costs and doctrinal neglect. The session included an ovation for Truett and a delegate fainting briefly.
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Buckner’s
Baptist General Convention
R. E. Bell
Decatur
San Antonio
Dallas
el Paso
Houston
George W. Truett
Foundation of Brotherhood
Bell
Alexander Campbell
Southern Baptists
Truett
No Shortage in Texas Fund Officials Say
Fort Worth December 2 There can be no shortage in federal funds due to alleged irregularities in Texas road maintenance contracts because federal aid is not used for maintenance and reimbursement is made only after completion and certification The federal bureau of public roads arrived in Fort Worth to investigate with plans to Austin and stated no advance payments are made and that federal aid covers only completed construction not maintenance.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Austin
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
P. St. J. Wilson
W. J. O'Leary
Federal Bureau
A. R. Losh
Federal
Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau
Erm
Constable Threatened Over Testimony in Texarkana Slaying
Virgil Grigson, partner of Henry Adams in a Texarkana grocery and market, resigns as Garland township constable. He cites threats by telephone and letter if he testifies at Adams murder trial for Sheriff Barber’s death and deputy Bob Smith’s fatal wounding. Grigson was present when Barber was shot.
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Texarkana
Ark
Virgil Grigson
Henry Adams
E. F. Barber
Bob Smith
Garland Township
John H. McLain
Miller County
Grigson
Adams
Barber
Most Perfect Boy and Girl in U S Selected at Exposition
At the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago the top boy and girl honors went to George Cuskaden 14 of St Paul Indiana and Alice Burkhart 15 of Audubon County Iowa after competitive exams of more than 600000 farm youths. Today cattle swine and sheep prize winners sold at auction with strong bidding as meat prices rise. Tomorrow grand champion steer Mah Jongg and bull King of the Fairow a prize winning a bull of the Prince of Wales are set to be auctioned.
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Chicago
America
Alice Burkhart
Audubon County
Iowa
George
Cuskaden
St. Paul
Indiana
Twenty-Five New Deputy Wardens Added in Texas
Austin reports T. E. Hubby, game, fish and oyster commissioner, announced twenty-five additional deputy game wardens have been appointed to enforce hunting laws. Total wardens now stand at eighty across the state.
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Austin
T. E. Hubby
Game, Fish and Oyster
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Packard
Polk
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Poof
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