Freshman Football Jersey Selection at Littlefield Texas
Coach Clyde Littlefield announced nineteen Texas freshman players have received gray jerseys. The list includes Byron Vestal Sherman Rufus King Austin Mack Saxon Temple C I Fox San Antonio Patsy Allen San Marcos Joe Smith Wichita Falls Leo Baldwin Maurice Webb Texarkana W Watkins Eugene Smith Joe King Adamson Walter Mensing Van Grange Ox Higgins Oak Cliff G M Coffee Wichita Falls Jack Nstes Dallas Pattie McCullough Waco Walter Ledlow Austin.
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Patsy Allen
San Marcos
Joe Smith
Wichita Falls
Leo Baldwin
Maurice Webb
Texarkana
W. Watkins
Nonstop
Erugene Smith
Joe King
Dallas
Adamson
Walter Mensing
Van
Gray County Fair Benefits Local Section in Three‑Day Event
The Gray County fair closed a three day session in Pampa with thousands attending. Exhibits of agricultural products livestock poultry and a three day horse racing program drew crowds. The Pampa Harvesters beat the Amarillo Golden Sandstorm 7 to 0. Plans aim to make next year’s fair bigger and better.
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Pamba
Pampa Harvesters
Amarillo
Patriots invade Japanese foreign office in force
Three members of the Taisho association, all jiu jitsu experts, burst into the Japanese foreign office in Wokio on October 6 demanding a meeting with Foreign Minister Shidehara. They assaulted the minister's private secretary and other staff, scattered handbills, and were arrested as they pressed for a stronger policy to protect Japanese interests in China and Manchuria.
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Associated Press
Wokio
China War
Chang Tso-Lin
Taisho
Foreign Office
Baron Shidehara
China
Foreign Ofice
Japan
Manchuria
West Texas State Teachers College Enrollment Rises Toward 1000
The West Texas State Teachers College reports 953 students enrolled, with 627 pursuing degrees and 326 in sub-college and training school departments. Officials expect total enrollment to reach about 1,000 by year end, noting a 28.9 percent increase from 1923.
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Canyon
West Texas State Teachers College
Turning Car Over Becomes Habit For Canyon Boy
Calvin Myers of Canyon repeatedly flips a car while driving. On Friday he rolled in soft dirt but was uninjured, with only the windshield and top damaged. On Monday a downhill brake lock caused another overturn. he landed on his feet and drove home.
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Globes Canyon
Calvin Myers
Hill
Calvin
300 Boys Secure Work for University Expenses
Austin reports about 900 University of Texas students have secured positions to cover expenses this fall. W. A. Smith, YMCA student life secretary, notes a slight rise from last year with jobs ranging from waiting tables to yard work and stenography.
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Austin
University of Texas
W. A. Smith
Young Men’s Christian Association
West Texas Teachers College Sees Record Enrollment
Special to The Globe from Canyon reports West Texas State Teachers College has 957 students this year, a 28.2 percent rise. English history and mathematics classes are overflowing, manual training enrollment exceeds capacity, and music and expression education also fill available rooms.
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Globe
Canyon
West Texas State Teachers’ College
A. Shirley
Typhoon Devastates Luzon Leaves Daring Losses
A typhoon sweeping northern Luzon caused extensive damage near Apparia where seven natives drowned and about 400 small houses were blown over leaving a trail of destruction across the region.
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Associated Press
Manila
Luzon
Apparia
Quarantine at State Fair Now Modified
Dallas reports the State Fair of Texas will host the poultry show October 11 to 20 and the Texas Kennel Club dog show October 24 to 26. Livestock division only remains affected by a prior order. racing, hunting dogs, horses and entertainment acts including Tokyo fireworks and the passing parade proceed as planned.
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Dallas
Texas Kennel Club
Texas
W. H. Stratton
The
Fair Association
J. L. Boog-Scott
State Sanitary Livestock Commission
Scott
Stratton
Livestock Division
Tokyo
Hogue Sues Railroad for 20000 in Accident Case
W. M. Hogue sues Fort Worth and Denver railroad for 20000 claiming injuries from negligence of a machinist who placed a wheel on a railway motor car. He says a wheel came off during inspection of bridges, tipping the car and throwing him headfirst. Incident dated December 8, 1922, in Tarrant County.
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W. M. Hogue
Fort Worth
Wrather Buys Refinery Machinery for Panhandle Move
J D Wrather has purchased a refinery in Oklahoma and will relocate the machinery to the Panhandle within ten days. The sale covers fire life automobile cotton plate glass and all kinds of insurance through JR M Lefforge & Co.
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J. D. Wrather
Oklahoma
Panhandle
JR M. Lefforge & Co
Prosperity and Growth Mark Year in Claude Texas
Prosperity sweeps Claude as the new high school fills to capacity and every residence is occupied. Population growth may require another school building. new homes rise and families await housing. Male students outnumber females. graduates attend leading universities. Progress owed to Supt J Hunter. five arts programs, manual training and home economics added or planned.
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Claude
Tex
Claude High
Claude High School
Supt &. J. Hunter
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Drs. Caldwell & Thomas
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Prwlite
Liver Drug Co
Taylor
Folks Ular Prug Store
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Littlefield
Gray County
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Railroad
Wrather
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Buttercup
AMD
Joy
Aimmy
Jurph
Jimmy Murphy
Big Brother
Kaynee
Slackburn Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing
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Mistah
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Miss Spiffledink
Muskie
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Mushmouth
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