Amon Carter Fort Worth booster and yellow journalism figure
The narrative traces Amon Giles Carter’s rise from Wise County cabin beginnings in 1879 to founding the Fort Worth Star and merging papers into the Star Telegram by 1909. It notes his bold forthright style, rivalries with Dallas and Hearst, bold civic acts like the Will Rogers tribute and Will Rogers Coliseum, and his role in Fort Worth’s media and charity efforts including opposition to pari mutuel horse racing and support for the Texas Frontier Centennial.
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Amon Giles Carter
Wise County
Forth Worth
Carter
Texas
Fort Worth
Star- Telegram
Hearst
Mistain
Record
Texan
William Randolph Hearst
Amon Carter
Cowtown
East
John Nance Garner
United States
Dallas
Big D
Billy Rose
Casa Manana Amphitheater
Sally Rand
Will Rogers
Alaska
Okie
Star
Gram
Rogers
Ig Pal
Carters del Farter
Washington, D.C
Seattle
Los Angeles
Will Rogers Coliseum
Jyexton
Waggoner
Star-Telegram
Thad
Arlington Downs
Zoth
Arington Downs
Outlaws & Lawmen
Revolution & Republic
S&h Inc
Bartee Haile
Friendswood
Twitch Com
Editorial Ruminations On Texas Football Dreary Tuesday Reflections
The writer vents about Texas football facing a dreary December if the Cowboys fall short after a 31 to 24 loss to the Giants. Texas Teasippers celebrate a 13 to 12 last minute win over Nebraska. Alabama rematch for the national title and Fiesta Bowl plans with TCU, Horny Frogs, Boise State, and Aggies featured amid season outlook.
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Rmy Hill
Dadburn Cowboys
Dadburn Giants
Texas Teasippers
Nebraska
Town Lake
Alabama
TCU
Boise State
Arizona
Aggies
Georgia
Bowl schedule and fan remarks mix in scattered notes
A fragmented diary of sports bets and opinions covers the Alamo Bowl matchup Michigan State January 2, NASCAR champion Jimmy Johnson, rodeo sponsorship by the Seminole Hard Rock team in Las Vegas, casino gambling debates in Texas, and wartime sentiment. It also notes Lutefisk Supper history, price shifts in dried fish, and plans for a Dallas marathon with Kevin Johnson and Roger Bushees.
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Jimmy Johnson
Las Vegas
Florida
Hard Rock Casino
Vegas
Oklahoma
Texas
Lego
Austin
Dwight Eisenhower
Kevin Johnson
Our
Roger
Neet Bushees Randson
Dallas
Marc
Court upholds ban on religious music in school holiday programs
A federal appeals court ruling in New Jersey upholds a district policy barring religious music from school holiday events. The decision found public schools not constitutionally required to include sacred music, though students study some religious music in curriculum. The article notes ongoing public debates and references a California referendum effort seeking to mandate Christmas music in classrooms.
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Michael Stratechuk
Maplewood
N.J
Stratechuk
3Rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
South Orange- Maplewood
Supreme Court
Merry Susan Hyatt
David Joseph Hyatt
California
Lansienes
Merry Hyatt
Christ
Hyatt
Frosty
Rudolph
Ann Sals
Publc
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