Plainview Bulldogs Defeat Lubbock Westerners 14 10
Special to The News Plainview Bulldogs beat Lubbock Westerners 14 to 10 on the local field in a high scoring aerial contest. Visor scored on a long pass and Dalahite set up moments with line plays as Westerners kicked a field goal in the third quarter. Time ran out before further air attack could salvage the game.
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Lubbock
Plainview Bulldogs
Amrillo
Plainview
Lubbock Westerners
Bulldogs
Visor
Ing. Westerner
Dalahite
Westerner
Goodman
New Chairs Arrive for Canyon Methodist Church
Canyon Oct 23 450 upholstered chairs arrived for Canyon Methodist Church. They will be installed in the auditorium and balcony, replacing former seating, ahead of the Northwest Texas Conference opening November 11 in Canyon.
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News Canyon
Methodist Church of
Canyon
Northwest
Football Schedule for Central Division Today
A long list of college football games scheduled for today across numerous venues. Indiana Central faces Muncie Normal in Muncie, with many pairings including Ohio State versus Iowa and Purdue against Wisconsin, along with several regional clashes in Illinois, Missouri, and Texas.
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Indiana Central
Muncie Normal
Muncie
Washington
Iowa State
Ames
Reserve
Kenyon
Gam- Case
Oberlin
Cleveland
Hiram
Berea
Columbus
de Pau
Chicago
Cornell
Parsons
Fairfield
Drake
Grinnell
Buena Vista
Trinity
Storm Lake
Morningside
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Marquette
Macalester
Hamline
St. Paul
Carleton
St. Olaf
Northfield
Concordia
Gustavus Adolphus
St. Peter
Jamestown College
Teachers College
Moorhead
Augustana
Macomb
Rock Island
Findlay
Bowling Green Normal
G. Rolla Miners
Kirksville Osteopaths
Rolla
Wichita
Ottawa
Fairmont
Baker
Howard Payne U
Waco
Texas
Rice Institute
Austin
Creighton
South Dakota State
Brookshire
Illinois
Michigan
Urbana
Ohio State
Towa
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Minneapolis
Purdue
Wisconsin
Madison
Indiana
Miami
Bloomington
Northwestern
Tulane
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
Manhattan
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Oklahoma Aggies
Texas Christian
Stillwater
Wabash
Butler
Indianapolis
Earlham
Hanover
State Normal
Franklin
Frankelin
Evansville
Rose Poly
Terre Haute
Charles Dexter Jr Tops Shreveport Opponent in Dallas Final
In Dallas on October 22 Charles Dexter Jr of Dallas defeated John Greer of Shreveport 6 up with four to go at the fourteenth hole in the finals of the first annual Dallas Country Club tournament. In the second flight finals C J Jennings beat Phil Prather 8 to 2 over 36 holes. Dr D S Harris won the third flight 3 and 2 over Joe Brown.
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Dallas
Charles Dexter Jr
John Greer
Shreveport
Dallas Country Club
C. J. Jennings
Phil Prather
D. S. Harris
Joe Brown
McKinley Defeats Buchanan in Ward School Game
McKinley defeated Buchanan 6 to 0 on Buchanan School grounds to tie with Johnson School for the cup. Next Tuesday McKinley faces San Jacinto in the playoff.
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Ward
McKinley
Buchanan
Johnson School
San Jacinto
Memphis Man Fatally Injured In Saw Accident
Special to The News Raymond Dunn a gin employee in Memphis was fatally injured when caught in the gin saws about 10:30 last night. His arms and side were mangled and he died in a sanitarium this afternoon. He leaves a wife, mother and father.
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Newa
Memphis
Raymond Dunn
Texas State Citizens Association announced at oyster roast
Royal A. Ferris of Dallas announced plans for a permanent Texas State Citizens Association at a gathering at the fair fish hatchery. The group aims to double Texas population in the next decade as part of its founding agenda. Austin judges debated future generations, with a UT panel presiding over discussions on modern luxuries and their impact.
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Dallas
Texas State Citizens’ Association
Royal A. Ferris
Fair Fish Hatchery
Texas
Austin
University of Texas
High school wins Rolle competitive drilling contest in Dallas
Dallas area high school Highland Park takes top honor under United States Army supervision, Allen Academy of Bryan finishes as runner up. Mrs Lucille Blare Murphy widow of Henry Starr is returned to Fort Smith, charged with jumping bond in a narcotics case.
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Dallas
Highland Park High School
United Oe Army
Allen Academy of
Bryan
Bel Paso
Mra
Lucille Blare Murphy
Henry Starr
Fort Smith
Arts
Paroled Private Enrico Ronsini Missing After Coal Wagon Incident
Private Enrico Ronsini, reported fifty feet down the mountain with a coal wagon and four mules, operated on at the army hospital today and is expected to recover.
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EL Paro
Enrico Ronsini
Readh for the onday A and ra ia res manufacturers lant
Fragmented OCR text discusses a development involving manufacturers and a plant. Readable names or dates are missing, but the gist points to an industrial action or facility event affecting a local plant and its suppliers. Further context is unclear due to damaged wording.
Weekend gridiron foes loom as eastern stars clash
New York reports a full slate of football duels as Penn State hosts Army rivals and Pennsylvanian Quakers face undefeated Penn at Franklin Field. Yale, Princeton, and Harvard rivals highlight regional showdowns with Dartmouth Brown Colgate Pitt and others also slated for action.
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New York
Seaboard
Chicago
Franklin Field
Marnard
Dartmouth
Yale
Providence
Colgate
Eddie Tryon
Princeton
St. Louis
LaFayette
Washington
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Polo Grounds
Michigan Aggies
Penn State
University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie
Fordham
Ohio
Akron
Williams
Bay State Hills
Columbia
Rutgers
Lehigh
Georgetown
Bucknell
Amherst
Wesleyan
Conference grid slate heads weekend action in Dallas and Stillwater
Rice Owls visit Texas Longhorns in Austin while Texas Christian meets Oklahoma Aggies in Stillwater. Baylor hosts Howard Payne at Waco, Arkansas faces Philips at Fayetteville, and SMU plays Oklahoma at Dallas. TCUs win over the Aggies last year noted.
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Dallas
Rice University Owls
Texas University Longhorns
Austin
Texas Christian University
Oklahoma Aggies
Stillwater
Okla
Southwestern
Aggies
Baylor
City Briefs On Illness Delays In Local Schools
Mrs Eloise Slaughter music teacher at the Junior High has been ill two weeks and may be out another week with Mrs J M Crain filling in. Miss Ruth Kerr Wilson School teacher has missed days due to her mother's serious illness with Mrs Frances Craig substituting. Alta Sherrill, out several weeks, expected to return to Johnson Street School the following Monday week.
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Eloise Slaughter
J. M. Crain
Ruth Kerr
Wilson School
Frances Craig
Alta Sherrill
Johnson Street
Spare tire stolen from Monte Owens car
The spare tire belonging to Monte Owens assistant secretary of the Board of City Development was stolen Thursday night while the car was parked in front of the police station.
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Monte Owens
the Board of City Development
Scales Kin Linked to Polk Street Pastorield Candidacy
Dr A L Scales of Oak Cliff is considered as a possible successor to Dr Stanley W Hayne as pastor of Polk Street Methodist Church. He is a cousin of Rolla Scales U S Commissioner and Miss Jewel Scales deputy U S clerk. The district court docket for a special term is complete with Claude as venue for the next two weeks.
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A. L. Scales
Oak Cliff
Stanley W. Hayne
Polk Street Methodist Church
Rolla Scales
U. S
Miss Jewel Scales
Claude
Nabers Enjoys Bottlers Convention in Kansas City
Thomas M. Nabers proprietor of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. writes friends he is having a good time at the Bottlers Convention in Kansas City and plans to attend the Core Club luncheon in that city this week.
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Thomas M. Nabers
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Kansas City
Divorce Suits Filed In District Court
EB Barker of Dallas, United Press, was in Amarillo on business. Former editor of the Sweet Water Reporter. Suits for divorce filed in district court by W J Wade against Mrs Ida M Wade, by L A White and Rosa Nell White, and by O K Lovejoy against Mrs Eula Lovejoy.
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EB. Barker
Dallas
United Press Association
Amarillo
Sweetwater
W. J. Wade
Ida M. Wade
L. A. White
Rosa Nell White
O. K., Lovejoy
Eula Lovejoy
Harmony club Open House at Women’s Club Rooms
Harmony club schedules open house next Thursday night at the Women’s club rooms in the municipal auditorium. Invitations go to clubs and organizations inviting men and women to attend to see what Amarillo women are doing. Refreshments will be served.
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Harmony Club
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Zion attends Mitchell funeral of Mrs Zion's father
Mrs Zion set yesterday to travel to Mitchell Texas to attend the funeral of her father A F Drake who died yesterday afternoon She was with him when he passed away.
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BH. B. Zion
Mitchell, Texas
Mrs. Zion
A. FR. Drake
Fire damages private garage on Feytath and Madison streets
A private garage on Feytath and Madison streets was partially destroyed by a fire last night around 11:90 o’clock local time. Fire crews contained the blaze with limited property loss reported.
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Feytath
Madison Streets
Germany’s Oil Output Drops as Alsace Lorraine Wells Grow
Octal report shows Germany producing only six percent of world oil demand, with Alsace Lorraine wells expanding capacity to 70,000 tons annually. A Hanover field near Wiene introduces a 424 foot deep regular pit, boosting domestic output to high prewar levels and signaling a shift in supply dynamics.
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Nueernberg
Qet
Germany
Sail Pref. F. Bebendorf
Geran Bodetwaf Chemin
Alsace-Lorraine
Wetle
Wiene
Hanover
Promine
Settlement in suit over killing after raid near Lamesa
Mrs. Bonnie Simmons and defendants including Dawson County Sheriff Thomas Cooksey and Lamesa marshal James Davis settled a federal suit for $50 000 in Abilene after an earlier jury verdict of 12500 for the widow of A Simmons killed October 21 1923 near Lamesa during a raid on a dice game.
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Bonnie Simmons
Thomas Cooksey
Dawson County
Walter Henderson
James Davis
Marshall
Lamesa
James Wilson
Simmons
A. Simmons
Abilene
Newton 10 Enter Grocery Business Again in Amarillo
L. W. Newton, once in Amarillo 1907 to 1912, returns to purchase The Little Wonder at 602 Polk Street. The new Nut-Sed grocery will be operated by Newton and W. C. Morehead, who will run a meat market at the Nuf-Sed store carrying only EBD products.
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L. W. Newton
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Little Wonder
Polk Street
Canyon ex-students head to homecoming game in Canyon
More than 100 former West Texas State Teachers College students living in Amarillo will attend the homecoming events in Canyon. John L McCarty says ex-students will stage a carnival and profit from a freak and animal show during the festivities. A memorial drive aims to raise $1,000 with a $5 per ex-student request. M B Johnson, ex-professor, spoke and joined the club. J W Hill became secretary after Madeline Vaughn moved to New York.
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West Texas State Teachers College
Amarillo
Canyon
John L. McCarty
Central Presbyterian Church
M. B. Johnson
The
Normal
J. W. Hill
Madeline Vaughn
New York
Irwin urges convening both houses over road contracts
Dallas October report cites Representative T. K. Irwin calling for House and Senate to assemble and investigate alleged road contract links. He urges possible expulsion for any member with wrongful state department connections and says informal Senate gathering is warranted due to public suspicion.
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Dallas
T. K. Irwin
Texas House of Representatives
Senate
Thirty
Irwin
House of Representatives
State Department
Timber Stand of United States Estimated at 463 Million Acres
Government forestry assessment estimates the present timber stand across the United States at about 463 million acres. The figure reflects total forested lands under federal state and private ownership and informs resource management planning nationwide.
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United States
Favorite Prescription Helps Women Through Life Stages
Mrs M E Jones of Hot Springs Arkansas praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and the Golden Medical Discovery as tonic aids for women through middle life and at onset of womanhood. She urges others to use the remedies and seek Dr. Pierce's guidance for health, noting accessibility through local stores or mail order for free advice.
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M. E. Jones
Hot Springs
Ark
der. Pierce
Alan @ Mont
Dr. Pierce
M. BF. Jones
Laurel St
Dr. Ficecet
Buffalo
Newton Hill Men Banquet Honors Blues in Membership Win
More than 75 members of the Newton Hill Men's Bible Class at the First Christian church attended a banquet hosted by the Reds to honor the Blues for winning the recent membership contest. Ray C. Johnson served as toastmaster and Rev. F W O Malley J B Coe Dr R L Rogers F B Davis Dr Ll W Dawson and Judge W E Gee spoke. Davis announced a drive to pay off about 10 000 in church debt. The Kiwanis quartet W H Brymer Howard Williams W C Townes and Harry Holland performed with pianist A L Scott. Miss No One Paul Sewell attended as the only lady. Brooks of San Jacinto whistled a solo. A future membership drive is planned.
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Newton Hill Men's Bible
First Christian Church
Reds
Blues
Ray C. Johnson
F. W. O'Malley
J. B. Coe
R. L. Rogers
Davis
Ll. W. Dawson
W. E. Gee
Radio program at WDAG tonight by Silverton groups
Silverton groups present a full hour of music on WDAG at 8 pm. The six piece Silverton radio orchestra will perform along with Morgan's five piece ensemble. A one armed clarinetist will play solos, with piano by Mrs. W. M. Gourley.
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WDAG
Silverton
P. I
Morgan
W. M. Gourley
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Henderson
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Garland
Yonge
Newton
Newton Hill
Southwestern Public Service Company
Pampa
Panhandle
Household Goods
American Truck Bodies
Amarillo Warehouse, Storage & Ice Co
Polk
News and Post
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Associated Press
Witmer
Moor
Witeer K. Moore, Pres
Southern States Life Insurance Co
Atlanta, Georgia
Wilmer L. Moore, JR
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