Bus Men Win Postponed Ten Pin Bout Here
Due to both teams missing from last Tuesday’s Commercial League schedule, the Pickwick Greyhounds and the Clowe-Cowan crew met yesterday at Amarillo Alleys with Clowe-Cowan winning 2286 to 2023. Tonight three matches will be played. Pool Creamery vs Smelter crew, Helium Plant vs Panhandle Laundry, Waples-Platter vs Southwestern Public Service. Grocers and Service men will play tonight instead of Tuesday, and tomorrow Pool Creamery meets Hamilton Tire Service.
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Clowe-Cowan
Amarillo Alleys
Pool Creamery
Panhandle Laundry
Waples-Platter
Southwestern Public Service
Impressions on world farming, infants, and blood tales
A survey of diverse topics follows. It notes the Russian government runs a vast farm of 642000 acres with 2800 workers paid 50 a month, and $14000000 invested, as an example of big‑industry farming. It also cites Child Development League tests on babies laughter and temperament, a bank failure of Nashville Liberty Bank, Crusoe’s island, Edison and Tolstoy dictating machines, and a London blood transfusion case showing blood type and race‑related cautions.
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H. R. Knickerbocker
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
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Radio Schedule Packed with Programs Across Stations
A dense listing of radio and television programming for Central Standard Time across multiple networks and stations. It details hour by hour shows, music, dramas, and public affairs on WEAF WHAS WJZ WABC WENR WLS WFAA and others, including syndicated programs and local features.
Fifty Die in Weekend German Riots Across Cities
AP reports nearly 50 injured and one killed in nationwide weekend clashes as Fascists and Communists clash in Berlin Luebeck Leipsic Ludwigshafen and other cities. Police broke up fights. numerous arrests followed amid political violence.
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Click Plans Appeal Of Murder Verdict
Ray Click 82 cedar dealer convicted here on Sept 11 for murdering C W Walker. His attorneys plan an appeal despite a life sentence under unwritten law. Mentioned are J H Baker and F H Hammond with Dazzy Vance at a Homosassa fishing camp. Helene Madison set 12 world and 27 American records in 8 months.
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Seattle
Nation's grid scoring leaders in college football
Leonard MaCaluso of Colgate extended his national scoring lead with nine points to reach 144. Mohler of Southern California added two touchdowns for 108, moving to second. Christenson of Utah scored 12 to climb to 78 and take third, as leaders in nine major conferences are listed.
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Colgate
Mohler
Southern California
Christenson
Utah
Spicer
Kentucky
Pat Fe
Detroit
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Leland
Texas
Christ
Big Ten
Russell
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Kansas
Archduke Leopold on Trial for Grand Larceny in NYC
Archduke Leopold of Austria sits with attorney Jacob Gilman in general sessions court New York City as he faces grand larceny charges over his role in selling the Napoleon necklace, property of Archduchess Marie Therese, to a New York jeweler.
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Jacob Gilman
General Sessions Court
New York City
Napoleon
Marie Therese
New York
Naughty book exports bring big business in Paris
Paris reports a surge in illegal book shipments to the United States and other nations since World War I. Despite praise for American taste, unexpurgated works by Joyce and Lawrence top the banned list as Paris bookstores showcase editions. French exports rise about 300,000 pounds annually, with 16 million volumes estimated for 1920. Major buyers include the United States, Britain, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, and Latin America. The League of Nations boosts French reading as French remains the diplomatic lingua franca.
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America
James Joyce
Germany
Latin America
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Council of the League
Flashes of Life by The Associated Press
CHICAGO Armagonneh changes hands for 3500 dollars. The University of Chicago buys for archaeological exploration 13 acres near Mount Carmel from Mia. Lawrence Oliphant, American-born widow of an Enghehman. Berlin Albert Einstein leaves for the United States with a raincoat bought with difficulty. Frau Einstein notes the difficulty of persuading her husband to need a new coat.
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An Enghehman
Necho
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Allenby
Berlin
Albert Einstein
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Fire Destroys Five-Room House at 1000 North Taylor
Fire of undetermined origin swept a five room modern house at 1000 North Taylor Street early Sunday. The unoccupied dwelling, owned by Clifford Braxton, burned after an alarm at 3 o clock. Insurance covered the property.
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Clifford Braxton
Society editor dies in Galveston after brief illness
Miss Josephine Goldmann longtime society editor of the Galveston Tribune dies at home after a brief illness. A native of Galveston she belonged to a pioneer local family.
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Josephine Goldmann
Galveston Tribune
Smuggled Books Pass Customs Under Obscure Covers
The passage notes that certain books deemed decent are smuggled into the United States by routes hidden in the covers of works by authors the censors do not object to, suggesting a loophole in traditional censorship practices.
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