Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Note
Readable fragments show names and places but key facts are missing. The text discusses events at a university or city area with references to states and dates that are unclear. No clear outcome, action, or involved organizations can be determined from the fragments.
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Glidden & Sanborn
Amarillo
Potter County
Texas
Ana'mt
C. T. Herring
C.F. Meeting
Traesie Gallison Shellberg
O. W. Shellberg
W. H. Hayman
Gertrude L. McDaniel
Matilda Smith
Sesses
Tao Nh
Coves Lo
King
Teeters
T. Ware
Ware
G. Garner
Oouss
Louis L. Dent, Inc
Seeeeld
R. C. Ware
R Garner
Jan
L. Smith
Sevel
Amarillo Gas Company
Senators Press Tariff Bill Revisions on Agricultural Goods
Washington Nov 15 Senate agriculture champions redraw tariff provisions to lift the farm economy. Night session adopted amendments raising duties on milk cream butter cheese live and dressed poultry dried milk dried cream and other dairy items while oats and soybeans face higher rates and dried cherries see increased duties. Debates on cherry rates and farm classifications continue as California Maryland and New York senators clash over adjournment hour.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ming
California
Maryland
New York
Iowa Purdue Big Ten race feature game at Lafayette
Iowa versus Purdue leads a Saturday slate with Big Ten title implications. Purdue seeks first conference crown since 1892 as Iowa aims to topple the Boilermakers at Ross-Ade. Northwestern Indiana and Michigan Minnesota battles shape the rest of the standings.
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Pres cHience
Iowa
Indiana
Gophers
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Illinois
Hawks
Purdue
Mid-West
Phelan
West
Aghia
Northwestern
Hoosiers
Wildcats
Hanley
Maroons
Illini
Chicago
Minnesota
Thjee
Harvard
Feros
Badgers
Eastern football clashes light up traditional rivalries
United Press reports on the Eastern Front as Yale faces Princeton in Yale Bowl before 80,000 fans. Other classic showdowns include Columbia vs Penn and Dartmouth vs Cornell, with Pittsburgh vs Carnegie Tech highlighted as a major test for an unbeaten squad.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Pittsburgh
New York University
Georgia
Missouri
Yankee Stadium
Chick Meehan
East
Pitt
Cornell
Select
Hanover
Bishop Sitting for Judge Gee In Civil Court Today
Judge Henry Bishop sits in Judge W E Gee's district civil court after Gee was disqualified. The case concerns an oil lease contract and the jury was dismissed in the prior district criminal court proceeding.
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District Criminal Court
Henry 8. Bishop
W. E. Gee
Gee
Aggravated Assault Trial Centers on Barber Whisehunt
Millage Whisehunt, a local barber, goes to county court for an aggravated assault trial today. The case involves a small girl as the complaining witness, and Whisehunt has remained jailed since his arrest several weeks ago.
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Millage Whisehunt
Whisehunt
Fights Last Night Roundup From The Associated Press
Kansas City report features Eddie Anderson of Casper Wyoming defeating Steve Smith of Bridgeport Connecticut by decision while Eddie Shea of Chicago wins over Herman Silverberg of Philadelphia. Anderson Indiana fighter Joey Thomas outpoints Charley Lupica in a ten round bout.
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the Associated Press
Kansas Cty
Eadie Anderson
Casper
Wyo
Steve Smith
Bridgeport
Conn
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Herman Silverberg
Philadelphia
Anderson
Ind
Joey Thomas
Charley Lupica
California Bears Rise to Challenge in Pacific Coast Race
A look at California under Clarence Price shows the Bears closing the gap on Stanford and Southern California. From 1926 to 1929 they posted mixed results with wins, losses, and a 0-0 tie, underscoring a steady climb toward reclaiming the conference crown as the rivals' dominance wanes.
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University of California
Andy Smith
Clarence
Nibs) Price
Smith
Southern California
Stanford
Washington
Price
California
Golden Bears
Nils Price
Berkeley
Howard Jones
Trojans
Benny Lom
Leland Eison
Roy Riegers
Bert Schwarz
Southern Cal
Bears
Cotton Exchange Probers Adjourn Be Election Set
A Senate agricultural sub committee adjourned after organizing by electing Senator Townsend Republican Delaware as chairman. The group planned the next meeting for Tuesday with witnesses to be summoned and presidents of the three exchanges likely among the first called.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Agricultural
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Townsend
Delaware
Burns Charged With Disorderly Conduct Over Lacking Lights
Chicago man Morris Burns allegedly disconnected household lights to stop his wife from reading at night. His father Pa Burns was jailed after police were called, charged with disorderly conduct. He remained in a dim cell as he progresses through his sophomore year with another season ahead.
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Chicago
Morris Burns
Amarillo Enacts Urgent Street Improvement Assessment
Amarillo City approves Ordinance 1198 to assess abutting property owners for curb and street work on the alley between Taylor and Filmore Streets. Hearing scheduled November 26, 1929, with notices to owners and a front foot based apportionment, emergency measure to take effect immediately.
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J. Lela Krebs
City of
Amarillo
Lela Krebs
Texas
Taylor and
Filmore
Third Street
Tte
Fourth Street
Said City
Willmering & Mullen
BE. Willmering
J. M. Mullen
City Commission
Rillo
Sard
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Ermann
GGIE
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Albie Booth
al Marsters
New Haven
Joe Donchess
Ohio State
Wesley Fesler
Donchess
Fesler
Cotton Exchange Probers
M Vneioni
Tex
Thai Directa Crty
Neys
United States Post Office
Ama
Ernest O. Thompson
Maximus
Magnolia
Magnolia Petroleum Company
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