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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
8
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Chinese tong violence flares in New York with fatalities and police arresting On Leong leaders. Two Hip Sing members slain, three On Leong officials charged with conspiracy, as raids recover pistols, bullets, and opium amid a man shot near his room and another body found in a market house. District Attorney Banton moves to hold tong leaders accountable.
In St Louis at the Methodist Episcopal conference Bishop Edwin Hughes urged ministers to warn motorists from pulpits about car accidents. He praised prohibition and questioned what would happen if open saloons existed beside every corner as drivers speed toward danger.
Amarillo legionnaires attended the 1926 Fort Worth state convention and brought back vivid stories. The group featured a drum and bugle corps, bold signs, and nicknames like Full Bloom Ball. Notable moments included brick-laying stunts, a pajama parade, and lively hotel lobby acts.
Graham Brothers announce a further price cut on their one ton truck effective September 9, via Roy Cullum local Dodge dealer. The reduction follows a prior $80 drop and reflects increased production and factory improvements since moving to a larger facility July 1.
The San Jacinto Polecats football team of Amarillo ward school trains for the season with a large squad. Key players returning are captain Cc. T. Davis and tailback Arthur Ferguson with new hopes to fill gaps left by graduates. Coach C. C. Walden, high school principal, leads the effort to defend their cup.
Wayland Baptist college in Plainview opened the new term with the largest student body in its history. At least 400 students enrolled, president G W McDonald announced, as the faculty of seventeen was introduced. Mrs. Jack Heflin was honored after donating 50 000 to the college. Local clubs and churches pledged support to the growing junior college.
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