Aggies Triumph 28 0 Over Texas U For Southwestern Crown
Aggies crush Texas 28 to 0 at Kyle Field in a record setting victory before 25 000 fans. Fay Wilson and Joel Hunt spark the attack as College Station celebrates an Aggie year with the greatest crowd and flawless crowd control.
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Aggies
Longhorns
Texas
University of Texas Longhorns
College Station
Texas A
Aggie
Wilson
Hunt
Fay Wilson
Joel Hunt
Kyle Field
Mack Saxon
Sterling Texas
Heinie Pfannkuche
Maroons
Notre Dame
Longhorn
Iggie
Four Touch
True sportsmanship shines in Bryan bidistrict game
The bi district championship at Edge Field in Bryan drew fans from Caldwell Navasota Franklin and nearby areas. They supported Bryan throughout the district races yet showed true sportsmanship by backing the winner against any invading opponent, proving loyalty over local rivalry.
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Bryan
Edge Field
Caldwell
Navasota
Franklin
Girls' Club At Steep Hollow Reorganized Names E Handy Leader
The Steep Hollow Girls Club reorganized on November 23 with Evelyn Handy elected president, Gladys Bullock secretary, Erma Bullock reporter, and Mattie Moore as local adult leader. A name vote is set for the December meeting. Members present included Josephine Tobias Lucy Pamilla and Bessie Pamilla.
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Steep Hollow
Evelyn Handy
Gladys Bullock
Erma Bullock
Mattie Moore
Abbie Sevier
Josephine Tobias
Lucy Pamilla
Bessie Pamilla
Deer Hunt Party Returns From Llano County
A party of Austin business men invited Ivey Foster of Taylor as their guest. They reported success with bucks including an eight point, a four point, two eight points, and an eleven point buck across four days. Other members were D. C. Reed Malcolm Reed Hel Armstrong Dudley Woodward Dr J C Thomas Mr Millican Tom Reed of Beaumont.
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Ivey Foster
Taylor
Bryan
Austin American
Llano County
Austin
D. C. Reed
Malcolm Reed
Hel Armstrong
Dudley Woodward
J. C. Thomas
Mr. Millican
Tom Reed
Beaumont
State Highway Commission Authorized Only State Fund Road Contracts
The attorney general’s opinion to Shackelford County Attorney A. C. Coffee in Albany states the State Highway Commission may only let road contracts from the state highway fund and has no authority to approve county road contracts. Assistant AG L. C. Sutton calls the ruling far reaching.
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Associated Press
Austin
State Highway Commission
State Highway Fund
Attorney General's Department
8. C. Coffee
Shackelford
Albany
L. C. Sutton
Thanksgiving Service at Cottonwood Baptist Church
A large crowd gathered at Cottonwood Baptist Church in Tabor for a Thanksgiving service. Pastor Rev. R. L. Brown delivered the sermon and an offering was collected for Buckner's Orphan Home in Dallas. Donors contributed money, 37 hens, and one turkey for shipment to the Home.
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Cottonwood Baptist Church
Tabor
Buckner
Dallas
R. L. Brown
Turks Refuse Compulsory Arbitration Over Mosul
London Nov 27 An exchange telegraph reports the Turkish Council of Ministers has decided to refuse compulsory arbitration by the League of Nations in their dispute with Great Britain over Mosul territory.
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Associated Press
London
An_ exchange telegraph
Turkeys Council of Ministers
League of Nations
Great Britain
Mosul
Attendance Holds Up at Junior Missionary Meeting
Sixty six juniors attended the Sunday gathering of the Junior Missionary Society at First Methodist. Ten visits to the sick, seven gifts, and 44 Bible readings were noted. Jno W Black led devotions reciting the 23rd Psalm. A program featured Mildred McKenzie piano, Robaline Smith singing Over the River and Through the Woods, and Mrs. McKenzie presenting the first lesson from Building the Americas. Attendance and offerings set a record for the week of prayer.
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Junior Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Jno
Maurine Neeley
Mary Bess Egan
Catherine Lawrence
Helen Lawrence
Martell Dansby
Nell Spell
Albert Byron Covey
Louise Gressitt
Geo, Barnes
John W. Black
Billy Dunn
Walter Lee Porter
Boyd Williams
LeRoy Koenig
Manuel Gomez
George Gomez
H. G. Stallings
Leona Mae Egan
Lois Spell
Charles Felker
Rodaline Smith
James Henry Lawrence
Herbert Grissett
LeRoy Grissett
Oak McKenzie, Jr
Ruth Neeley
Anna Belle Barnes
Lyle Cuykendall
John T. Egan
J. W. Hall
Helen Miller
Mary Martha Black
Mayree Cuykendall
Wanda Cuykendall
Kirby Joyce McKenzie
Thomas Koppe Hall
Preddie Gomez
Elizabeth Ann Bradley
Leo Daniels
John Lawrence, III
Mary Elizabeth Hall
Mildred McKenzie
Frances Daniels
Edla Robinson
Neva Robinson
Jane Munday
Evelyn Koenig
Bertha Nell Koenig
Martha Smith
Freddie Smitham
Lonnie Ruehlik
Lillian Stallings
Oak McKenzie
H. A. Robinson
Rob Smith
D. P. Gaby
H. D. Cuykenvail
Stallings
Hoff man Construction Court Answer In Texas Suit
The Hoff man Construction Company offers to apply a second asphaltic coat on 600 highway miles it holds or settle in court in its answer to the Moody suit. It also proposes a settlement proportioned to the American Road Company precedent if relieved of the obligation. The Attorney General seeks cancellation of contracts damages charter voidance and $350000 in payment.
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Associated Press
Austin
Hoffman Construction Company
Moody
American Road Company
Hoffman Company
Texas Cotton Growers Sales Corporation to Handle Farm Bureau Cotton
The Texas Cotton Growers Sales Corporation received a state charter to buy and sell cotton and cotton products under the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Cooperative Marketing Association. The Dallas headquarters organization lists directors H. W. Colt Renner W. W. Pitts Wills Point Lynn Stokes Ballinger W D Farris Ennis and J T Orr Dallas.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Co-operative Marketing Association
Dallas
Texas Cotton Growers Sales Corporation
Secretary of State
H. W. Colt
Renner
W. W. Pitts
Wills Point
Lynn Stokes
Ballinger
W. D. Farris
Ennis
J. T. Orr
Two Men Die in South Side Tobacco Shop Looting Fight
In Chicago on November 27 two men were killed and two wounded in a South Side tobacco shop shootout. One dying assailant was identified as Martin Durkin, a fugitive police slayer, with Officer John Carroll and taxicab driver Ben Custer killed and Officer James Henry gravely wounded.
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Associated Press
Chicago
South Side
Martin Durkin
Durkin
John Carroll
Ben Custer
James Henry
Henry
Funeral Services For Mrs Waggoner Be Held Ft Worth
Mrs Electra Waggoner of Fort Worth Texas died in New York from complications of diseases. Her remains will be brought to Fort Worth for funeral services expected Saturday. Arrangements not yet completed. County Agent R B Ewing and wife of Robertson county were shopping in Bryan Friday.
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New York
Electra Waggoner
Ft. Worth
Texas
Guy Waggoner
Fort Worth
R. B. Ewing
Robertson County
Bryan
Cotton Will Ruin the South Slogan Urged by Col. R. C. Lee
Col R C Lee president of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce argues against complete cotton domination urging diversification. He warns King Cotton enslaves both body and mind, cites bull weevil as relief, and calls for keeping cotton as a servant through balanced farming and food production.
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Col. R. C. Lee
WEST
Texas Chamber Commerce
Col. R. Q. Lee
West Texas
Colonel Lee
King Cotton
Old South
Bull Weevil
Alabama
Weevil
Star-Telegram
Lee
Serious Auto Crash Injures Ray Tittle Near Bryan
Ray Tittle of Hillsboro suffered a broken jaw in three places and possible skull base fracture when his Ford coupe collided with another car three miles north of Bryan on the Hearne road. He was taken to Bryan Hospital for X rays while his companions escaped injury. Roy Tittle 23, son of C. E. and Mrs. Tittle, worked at Farm National Bank and was en route to A and M College to see the football game.
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Ray Tittle
Hillsboro
Bryan
Hearne
John Majors Parker
Young Tittle
Bryan Hospital
C. E. Tittle
Bryan Itasca clash moves to Itasca venue
The Bryan Itasca football game shifts from Bryan to Itasca after a committee led by Supt. Mills and Heinie Weir secured the matchup for Hill County. It notes Itasca’s squad has faced strong foes like Belton Loreta and Hillsboro and mentions Gilliland as a key threat for Bryan. The Bryan contingent will travel Monday for the Tuesday afternoon game.
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Belton
Loreta
Hillsboro
Stollenwerks
Jinx Tucker
Waco News-Tribune
Aggies
Gilliland
Texas
Terrell High Beats Tyler High 6–0 On Fumbles And Drops
In Tyler on Thursday Terrell High defeated Tyler High 6 to 0 despite being outplayed each quarter. Tyler fumbled near the goal posts costly, while Terrell scored all points on two drop kicks by Moore the fullback.
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Tyler
Terrell High
Tyler High
Terrell
Moore
Lufkin Cow Sets Unusual Twin Birth Record
Nov 27 A Lufkin cow owned by Tom Collins gave birth to twin calves for the third time, the latest arrivals born last Saturday marking an unusual record for the farm and city.
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Lufkin
Tom Collins
Circus Boy Fatally Injured by Fireworks Bomb
Francis Murray a 15 year old Indianapolis youth was fatally hurt in Houston yesterday by a fireworks bomb secreted in an old pair of overalls. He was wandering the fair grounds where a carnival company was displaying when he found the contraption.
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Houston
Francis Murray
Indianapolis
Satterwhite Asked to Issue Call for Texas Special Session
Speaker Lee Satterwhite said impeachment could proceed if needed even if the Governor is a woman and Ferguson governs through her. He noted the Governor has until December 10 to decide on a special session and 60 House members have urged a call by December 15 with a proposed session by January 4.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
House of Representatives
Lee Satterwhite
Satterwhite
James E. Ferguson
I Ferguson
House
Mrs Alonzo Monk Killed In Auto Wreck
Mrs Alonzo Monk Jr wife of a Methodist official died in an auto wreck between Fort Worth and Cleburne. Her daughter Mary is seriously injured and not expected to recover. James Monk 14 the driver was only slightly hurt. He said the car left the road and overturned two and a half miles north of Cleburne.
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Fort Worth
Alorzo Monk, Jr
Methodist Church of the Central
Mrs. Wheatley Buried At Steep Hollow Sunday
Funeral services were held at 3 pm at Steep Hollow Methodist Church for Mrs. Lizzie Wheatley of Steep Hollow who died Saturday night after a month illness. Rev. Jesse C. Thompson conducted the service. She is survived by three brothers T. P. Hall John R. Hall and Geo W Hall and many nieces and nephews.
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Steep Hollow Methodist Church
Jesse C. Thomson
College Station
Lizzie Wheatley
Steep Hollow
T. P. Hall
Jess Conlee
Roy Foster
Chas. Murray
I. M. Cook
Calvin Risinger
J. W. Hardy
Wheatley
Old Danville
Walker County
Rebecca Smith Hall
John Calvin Hall
Geo. Wheatley
Evans Visit Former Home on Thanksgiving Day
Mr and Mrs S C Evans of Lancaster visited Bryan College Station to see the Aggies beat the Longhorns. They received a cordial welcome from Bryan and College friends, noting Mr Evans former ties to A and M Extension Service. The couple sold their Lancaster farm and dairy interests and bought a Dallas home.
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Hon
Thomas D. Barton
Austin
Bryan
College
Barton
B. F. Lemon
East 27Th Street
Mrs. S. C. Evans
8. C. Evans
Lancaster
Aggies
Longhorns
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Mackey dies in College area
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Mackey of College died Thursday at 11 a m. Funeral services were held at 9 a m Friday from the McCulloch Gordon Co Chapel with interment in the City Cemetery.
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A. K. Mackey
College
McCulloch-Gordon Co
Woman Dean of Colleges Faces Demanding Duties
In Dallas on November 27 the Dean of Women section of the State Teachers Association heard that managing women’s activities in Texas colleges is a man sized job. Miss Ruby Terril of the University of Texas outlined duties ranging from night hunts to drinking at dances, leading to sleepless nights for the modern woman dean.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
State Teachers’ Association
Ruby Terril
University of Texas
San Marcos Baptists Roll Over Allen 20 to 0 at Allen Field
The San Marcos Baptist Academy team delivered a strong display of teamwork and open formations to defeat the Allen junior cadets 20 to 0 on Wednesday. The win, praised for its execution, secures the Academic Conference championship for Terrill Academy of Dallas, after Allen previously kept score at 0 to 0.
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San Marcos Baptist Academy
Allen Field
San Matcoans
Baptist
Allen
Terrill Academy of Dallas
Morgan Raises Excellent Crop Soy Beans
Morgan of Reliance sent in to J Webb Howell several fine soy bean specimens filled with pods up to 75 to 100 per bunch. Howell provided many farmers with seed samples this year. Despite Brazos county extreme growth, soy beans are believed to improve soil fertility on hill lands.
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Selon Morgan
Reliance
J. Webb Howell
Mr. Howell
Brazos County
Corsicana Tigers Top Kerens Team In Low-Scoring Affair
Corsicana high school Tigers defeated the Kerens Bobcats 32 to 10 in Corsicana on Monday afternoon. It was Corsicana’s third game in four days with Petta Morewood Middleton and Morton starring for the Tigers while Medlin and Tyler led Kerens.
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Tigera
Kerens Bobcats
Petta
Morewood
Middleton
Morton
Medlin
Tyler
Kerens
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