Golden Sandstorm Overpowered by Cisco Loboes 76 to 0
In Amarillo the Golden Sandstorm was crushed by Cisco Loboes 76 to 0. Clarke and Dowler stood out for Amarillo with strong efforts on offense and defense as the Sandies fought valiantly though outmatched. The game left Amarillo fans praising sportsmanship and the visitors’ powerful football machine.
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Hecal
Newa Cisco
Amarillo
Clarke
Dowler
Cisco
Oak Cliff
Sandies
Electra
Wichita Falls
Wichita
Wilson Dismisses Injunction Suit Of Chiropractors
Fort Worth, Dec 4. Federal Judge Wilson dismissed a class action seeking a temporary injunction to restrain Attorney General Moody and District Attorney Hanger from charging H. C. Allison, a Fort Worth chiropractor, with violations of the state medical practice act. The suit involved all Texas chiropractors and state district attorneys. Notice of appeal was filed by Allison's attorneys.
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Fort Worth
Wilson
Moody
Hanger
Tarrant County
H.C. Allison
Texas
United States Supreme Court
Allison
Panhandle Citizens Back Move for Chamber of Commerce
A Panhandle mass meeting at the Carson county courthouse launched the Panhandle chamber of commerce to unite residents in developing the city and region. Homer D. Wade highlighted efforts from the West Texas Chamber, while Amarillo leaders pledged support and road plans toward the oil field. The town boasted a growing Herald, new homes, a top high school, and improved roads, with Amarillo and Panhandle sharing a fraternal bond.
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Hamilton Wright
Daily News
Panhandle
Carson County Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Homer D. Wade
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Col. E. O. Thompson
Amarillo
Panhandle Inn
Te Oil Field
Col
E. O. Thompson
Lee Satterwhite
O. ¥. Vernon
S. J. Cole
Merchants Panhandle
F. M. Stevenson
Panhandle Chamber of Commerce
A. A
Panhandle Herald
Herald
Sid O'Keefe
Hoe
O. V. Vernon
Oil depletion clause sparks mixed views in industry
Washington December 4 oil men react to a new depletion allowance section from the ways and means committee. The draft retains a fifty percent allowance but limits it to a discovered area of 160 acres with only the nearest neighbor within a quarter mile of the discovery wall eligible. Joint drilling is given a small offset. Industry eyes Senate action seeking liberalization while noting possible field-wide effects and continued push for broader discovery relief.
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Bascom N
Timmons Daily News
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Senate Finance Committee
Greet Returning Golden Sandstorm at Santa Fe Station
Amarillo celebrates the Golden Sandstorm returning after yesterday's loss to Cisco in a championship football game. The team, representing Amarillo and northwest Texas, will be welcomed at Santa Fe station this afternoon at 8 15. Fans are asked to greet the players and show support.
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Santa Se
Sandies
Cisco
Amarillo
Northwest Texas
Santa Fe
Texas Shippers Oppose 10 Rate Increases at Dallas Hearing
Strong opposition from Texas shippers to proposed western railroad freight rate increases will be heard in Dallas Monday at an Interstate Commerce Commission regional hearing. West Texas Chamber of Commerce officials said they will cooperate with the Texas Industrial Traffic League and others to resist the increase as it affects the southern half of the western territory.
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Stamford
Ct'p
Texas Shippers
Western Railroad
Dallas
Interstate Commerce Commission
West Texas Chamber of Commercce
Pawkett
Porter A. Whaley
Texas Industrial Traffic League
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Wallas
St. Paul
Salt Lake City
Denver
San Francisco
Spokane
West Texas
Chicago
Former Supreme Court Justice Burke Dies During Speech
New York, Dec. 4(1) Judge Thomas Burke, former justice of Washington's supreme court, collapsed and died of apoplexy while addressing a meeting of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace after traveling from his Seattle home.
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New York
Thomas Burke
Supreme Court of
State of Washington
Carnegie Endowment For — International Peace
Seattle
Amarillo Area Weekend Weather Forecast
The forecast for Amarillo and nearby areas calls for Saturday to be fair and warmer. Western Texas expects fair conditions with rising temperatures, while eastern New Mexico should also be fair Saturday. A central low pressure over southeastern Missouri brings rain or snow from eastern and northern Texas northeast to Timolg and warmer conditions east of the Mississippi. High pressure over southern Oregon moves southeast toward Nevada bringing colder weather to the central and southern Rocky Mountain region and Plains states. Overall, fall-like conditions with warmer tonight.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Missouri
Oregon
Nevada
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Amarillo Yoster
Cotton legislation debate to follow congressional convening
Washington plans a conference of southern members in both chambers to discuss cotton policy after criticism of the government crop reporting. Senator Harris of Georgia has drafted a bill to change rules at the crop reporting board. Dublin statement by William T. Cosgrave calls the Irish boundary settlement a turning point in Ireland’s checkered history.
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Washington
Dec
Senate
House
Congress
Harris
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Dublin
William T. Cosgrave
Free State Executive Council
Associated Press
Free State
Ulster
Great Britain
Ireland
Spinsterhood Saga Sparks Amarillo Readers
The News previews a multi installment feature about Barbra Hawley who chose a career over love. Started last Sunday, the story will unfold over several weeks with daily updates. A big double installment is planned for Sunday. Subscribers are urged to call No 883.
Changes in Personnel of Baptist Board Loom, Next Meeting at San Antonio
Significant changes loom in the Baptist general convention of Texas executive board after a constitutional amendment banning compensation recipients. Names listed include Baylor president S. I. Brooks and J. V. Brown among others. San Antonio selected for 1926 meeting. next session set for November 17.
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Baptist Board
San Antonio
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Doctor
I’. Brooks
Baylor University
E. J. Atwood
Simmons University
Hal Buckner
J. V. Brown
J. M. Carroll
Edgar Godbold
J. C. Hardy
J. D. Sandefer
L. R. Scarborough
J. B. Tidwell
J. J. Ward
State Mission Fund
Committee On
Groner
Annows
Te. Groner
Ira Prrack
Gorman
FA. R. Morgan
Brazil
Morgan
M. F. Vermillion
Baptists
Buckner Orphans Home
Dallas
Texas
Texas Baptist General Convention
P. 8. Groner
Sealed Rhinelander Case Verdict Read Tomorrow
A New York jury delivered a sealed verdict in the Rhinelander case at 11:30 p.m. after about twelve hours of deliberation. Judge Morschauser will open the verdict at ten o’clock tomorrow morning, following the jury’s seven questions. The case concerns Leonard Kip Rhinelander and his marriage to a Negro wife.
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White Plains
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Morschauser
Torning
Justice
Morschauses
Wireless company picks up faint SOS at sea
The Independent Wireless Company reported receiving an SOS from the sea at 10 10 tonight. The distress call was faint and the ship’s name and position could not be determined.
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New York
Bec
Independent Wireless Company
O. S
Rescuers Halted by Fumes in Shaft at Dutch Mining Site
Rescue workers reached the Fairview Mining company tunnel near Nederland Colorado where twenty miners were entombed after an early fire. Fumes rolled back the team and overcame several entrants. A rescuer shouted that all in the mine were safe, though officials feared possible suffocation. Efforts continued to sink a 20 foot shaft and clear debris while ventilating the mine mouth with compressors and steel tubes as volunteers from Denver, Boulder, and nearby camps joined the response.
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Nederland
Colo
Fairview Mining Company
Frank Anderson
Folk Lewess
Mne
Denver
Boulder
Efforta
Anti-Saloon Body to Begin Field Days Next Sunday
In Fort Worth Texas the Tejas anti-saloon league schedules field days starting Sunday December 6 and December 18 to mobilize laymen for law enforcement. Thirty five to forty churches will host pulpits for league representatives and a mass meeting at 5 p.m. in First Methodist with Rev H D Knickerbocker as principal speaker. The effort aims to organize moral forces for better prohibition enforcement and to educate the public on law issues.
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Atticus Webb
Anti-Saloon League
Mort Worth
Ant Saloon League
Webb
Coolidge Opposes Unified Air Service Major Defense Issue
Washington December 4 President Coolidge voiced opposition to a unified air service while favoring the air board report. Democratic Leader Robinson warned of a fight for unification, with many senators pushing for a separate air service or a full aviation department within national defense.
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Coolidge
Unified Air Service
Congress
Washington
National Defense Organization
Air Board
House
Senate
Senator Robinson
Arkanaas
Avliie
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