Reed Seeks Farley Fight With Gary Man
Henry Reed announced last night he hopes a match between Cal Farley and Bulldog Smith. Reed has pursued the Jap Matsuda in hopes of a rematch after Farley defeated Ross. Bulldog Smith, from Gary Indiana, touring Oklahoma, plans to reach Matsuda by invading his home town. Gary is a major Chicago drainage source for wrestlers.
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Henry Reed
Cal Farley
Bulldog Smith
Farley
Ross
Reed
Matsuda
Oklahoma
Gary
Ind
el Paso
Texas
Smith
Chicago
Sports Briefs Touch On Local Bids And Big Names
Texas League bids scramble Galveston Waco Oak Cliff and Galveston reorganized are bidders. Objections rise to Oak Cliff for sharing city with Giants. Waco seeks money and exit from Texas Association. Cal Farley pursues Matsuda. six aspire to Hoppe balkline title. Hallmark of Baylor reports marriage, bars him for a year. Braves plan youth, Stuffy McInnis listed. Hans Wagner era recalled as Miller notes field play. Mickey Walker aims to take Mike McTigue crown in a potential double Mike clash. Sentiment favors Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas League
Galveston
Waco
Oak Cliff
Giants
Texas Association
Jackson Day Reservations Open at Amarillo Hotel
Reservations pour in for Jackson Day with many Panhandle visitors expected. Delegations urged to contact the Amarillo Hotel, registrations by phone or mail, as Rev. Mobley prepares a 45 minute to one hour address on Andrew Jackson and government. Women urged to attend and participate in fellowship.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Rev. Mobley
Andrew Jackson
Mobley
Southwest
Saxophone School and Music Instruction
Saxophone School run by Dave Derden at 900 Tyler teaches saxophone and all band instruments. Phone 1785 J.
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Dave Derden
Tyler
Phantom Finn Wins Mile in World Record Indoor Showdown
Paavo Nurmi of Finland opened his American indoor campaign with a spectacular mile victory at Madison Square Garden, clocking 4 minutes 13 3-5 seconds to beat Jose Ray by three yards. The field of seven included Ray, Hahn, Larrivee, and Lewendahl. Ray’s former mark was shattered as two rivals dropped out before the final laps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
Madison Square Garden
New York
Paavo Nurmi
Nurmi
Jose Ray
Ray
Nural
America
Olympic
Lloyd Hahn
Boston A. A
Hahn
Leo Larrivee
Holy Cross Star
F. Lewendahl
Plains Wowian Named Secretary State Appointments List
A long list of Texas state appointments follows for A Huien and McGee supporters. Roy I Tennant of Temple and W R Dulaney of Houston join boards, with Dr H O Sappington of Galveston as health officer and J J Timmons named fire marshal. Awaiting further disclosures from Ferguson headquarters, possibly today or tomorrow.
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A. Huien
McGee
Ferguson
Brownwood
State Board of Control
Roy I. Tennant
Temple
State
W. R. Dulaney
Houston
State Dental Board
T. W. Dee
J. ¢. Johnson
Atlanta
J. Burt Thomas
Sulphur Springs
Edward Edwards
Ksvillee
Gilmer
Board of State Teachers Normals
A. B. Martin
Plainview
J. J. Timmons
Austin
Timmons
State Insurance Commission
Agriculture body continuing effort on relief measure
Washington January 6 The presidents of farm loan banks led by R A Cooper met with the President’s agricultural commission to draft relief for the livestock sector. Chairman Robert D Carey said any cattlemen financing proposals would be bankers approved, but details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President's Agricultural Commission
R. A. Cooper
Federal Farm Loan Banks
Farm Bank
Robert D. Carey
Waco Franchise Taken Over By Texas Association
In Mexia Texas January 6 Texas Association officials met with new president J J McIntosh and club representatives except Austin The session was spirited and ended with the association taking over the Waco franchise pending ratification Cub owners alleged Waco owner H A Dupey owes 1400 and proposed 4000 more He Dupey offered 1000 for petition and asked 16000 for his interest in the association which he helped organize
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Texas Association
J.J. McIntosh
Austin
Waco
Cub
H. A. Dupey
Dupey
Petitonenit
Association
Paris barber shifts to house calls for meticulous clients
In Paris on January 6, M. Chantille, a renowned barber, closed his downtown shop to focus on home visits. He now serves selective clients in residential areas, becoming perhaps the most sought-after barber in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Paris
Hag
M. Chantille
Barton Pleads To Successor To Preserve Guard Name
Adjutant General Thomas D. Barton urges successors to preserve the integrity of the Thirty Sixth Division as a Texas National Guard unit. He calls for maintaining current strength, completing the 86th division, and improving armories to safeguard property and attract better personnel, honoring fallen WWI soldiers.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas National Guard Division
Thomas D. Barton
France
Barton
Texas National Guard
Militia Bureau
86Th Division
36Th
National Guard
Former UT and A and M ex-students submit regent lists
Representatives of the University of Texas and Texas A and M ex-students met in Temple to present suggested regents to governor-elect Miriam A. Ferguson. Fifteen names were offered for UT regents and A and M Board of Directors members. The delegations were led by the presidents of the state ex-students associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Temple
University of Texas
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
James E. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
R. L. Batts
Austin
L. A. Carlton
Houston
W. H. Burges
el Paso
Wichita Falls
C. C. Kueger
San Antonio
Local Board Questions Panhandle Benefits in Rate Plan
The Board of City Development rate committee reviewed Examiner Disque recommendations in the southwestern rate case last night. They foresee phases disadvantageous to the Panhandle and will act to prevent adoption. A representative will attend the Texas Industrial Traffic committee meeting in Austin next Monday to hear input from other regions. If plans hold, S. J. Cole, traffic department manager, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Development
Panhandle
Texas Industrial Traffic Committee
Austin
S. J. Cole
California Fig Syrup Elated Remedy for Children
The advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe for children laxative that helps bilious and constipated kids. It claims pleasant taste, no narcotics, and stimulates stomach and liver without cramping. It urges asking druggists for the genuine product and warns against imitations.
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California
Scottish Rite Masons Host Dinner in Canyon
W. J. Flesher, Panhandle Scottish Rite Association vice president, hosted a dinner at his Canyon home for Canyon and Amarillo Scottish Rite Masons. Discussion covered Panhandle Masonic activities, upcoming educational bill in Congress, and prospects for a Lodge of Perfection. Speakers noted travel distances to El Paso and Dallas consistory meetings hinder Panhandle progress and urged continued activity. A Maundy Thursday planning session and Khiva Temple development were also discussed. A Leicester fisherman reportedly uses paste and beer as a lure.
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W. J. Flesher
Panhandle
Scottish Rite Association
Canyon
Amarillo
Flesher
Congress
Otto Peitz
David M. Warren
George Stapleton
Khiva Temple
A. J. Caldwell
Rabban
W. N. Durham
Canyon Scottish Rite Masons
D H. Munson
Cc. A. Pierle
William Ash
R. L. Graves
Robert McDonald
el Paso
Dallas
Legion Guard Smoker Plans Under Way at Amarillo Armory
Hanson Post American Legion set January 21 as the tentative Legion National Guard smoker for members of the guard. Organizers include Lewis P. Fields Royc e P Gant and W O Alien to work with National Guard officers at the armory. Post aims several smokers to show support for the guard with a snappy program. Other matters at the meeting include forming a drum corps revisions to by laws and year 1926 committees with H Elkington directing the drum corps and Amarillo hosting the 1926 Texas Legion convention.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
Legion-National Guard
World War Veterans
Lewis P. Fields
W. O. Alien
R. R. Nations
Royce P. Gant
National Guard
Amarillo
Elkington
Sebastian
W. O. Allen
Co. P. Atwood
W. Howard Blackburn
Roy O. Greenhill
House
C. P. Atwood
George T. Thomas
R. R. Nation
H. E. Bozeman
Cal C. Wright
W. D. Burger
Wellington social notes and messenger speed contest
Miss Eula Woodruff of Wellington visits Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bills at 1306 West Eighth Street. City messenger boys competed in a speed contest with a one dollar prize for the best record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Woodruff
Wellington
J. E. Bills
West Eighth Street
Messenger Boys
Eakle Addition Development Progress Accelerates
William Oliver of William Oliver Realty Co reports rapid progress in the Eakle addition as warmer weather returns. Paving advances on Harrison Street, water mains and electric lines go in, gas mains completed, telephone line negotiations underway, and a $9,000 home project for Oliver begun this week.
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Eakle Addition
William Oliver
William Oliver Realty Co
Harrison Street
Circle to Install Officers on Friday
Popular Grove Woodmen Circle No. 171 the Woodmen of the World auxiliary will install officers for 1925 at 7 30 o'clock Friday night. All circle members Woodmen and members of the auxiliary are urged to attend.
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Popular Grove Woodmen Circle No
Woodmen of the World
Flinn Elected Amarillo Labor Union President
E C Flinn a carpenter was chosen as president of Amarillo Central Labor Union No 644 at the annual meeting held last night in the Central Labor Hall Other officers include vice president F W Trent secretary treasurer J C Leamon trustees W T Pedigo J A Lyon J A Nail sergeant at arms Ray Dickerson and publicity Ed Tull A message from International Unions announced an envoy would assist plumbers electricians and sheet metal workers to organize in Amarillo Committees for the Texas State Federation of Labor 1925 convention to be held May 25 will be named at the next meeting Last night drew good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Flinn
Carpenter
Amarillo Central Labor Union
Central Labor
F. W. Trent
J. C. Leamon
W. T. Pedigo
J. A. Lyon
J. A. Nail
Ray Dickerson
Ed Tull
Amarillo
Texas State Federation of Labor
Comevention
Mrs Jennie Lindbloom Installed As Guardian for Another Term
The notice states families are invited to attend and that Mrs Jennie Lindbloom will be installed as guardian for another term. No further details on organization or date are provided in the readable text.
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Jennie Lindbloom
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion gas heartburn flatulence bloating and acidity. It claims the tablets relieve distress promptly with a pleasant harmless effect and notes a 60 cent pack guaranteed by druggists everywhere.
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Gary Man
Nce
Matty Matsuda
Tony Ross
Cal
Willie Hoppe
Schaefer
Hoppe
Cobb
Speaker
B. Hallmark
Boston
Baylor Cubs
Baylor College
Boston Braves
Hans Wager
Miller
Wagner
Mickey Walker
Mike McTigue
Mojica
Robert Browning
Blackburn Funeral Home
Polk
Phantom Finn
May
Albert
Oscar- Rudolph
Jose-Ramon
Plains Wowian
Agriculture Body
10 Preserve Guard
Leicester
England
Legion-Guard
Circle
E.C. Flinn
James N.wellman
Wellmanis
Granger
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