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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1928

Page

13

Giants Aiming High as West Road Trip Approaches

The Giants, leading the league by 2 1 2 games over the slumping Cardinals, prepare for a 13 game West swing over twelve days. They face Ghiene Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, while pitching depth and timely hitting bolster confidence for a top finish.

Chicago St. Louis Centinals Giants Ghiene Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Phillies Travis Jackson Cardinals Polo Grounds Bell Lindstrom Terry Jackson Cardinal Alexander Cards Haines Aldridge Hubbell Phillies Genewieh Braves

Peters named head of voters league division

John J. Raskob announces Andrew J. Peters former Boston mayor will chair the men’s division of the Smith Robinson league of first voters. He will set up his office at the Democratic national committee headquarters in New York.

Associated Press York John J. Raskob National Democratic Committee Andrew J. Peters Boston Smith-Robinson League of First Voters Democratic National Committee

Mayfield Predicts Big Farmer Victory

Paris Texas August 14 U S Senator Earle B Mayfield told a campaign audience an analysis of the first primary results shows he is the second choice in many counties won by Alvin Owsley and Rep Thomas L Blanton He says he led in 106 counties while his opponent Congressman Tom Connally carried only 42 and a great victory for farmers legitimate business men and organized labor is possible on August 25

International Wesses Paris Texas U. S Earle B. Mayfield Senate Alvin Owsley Thomas L. Blanton Tom Connally

Collins Will Handle Anti Smith Funds in Texas Appeal

Dallas August dispatch says Collins of Dallas will manage the finances for the Texas Democratic organization opposing Gov. Alfred E. Smith. An appeal from headquarters requests donations from Democrats of north and central Texas and directs funds to Collins as treasurer.

Assoniated Free Dallas Tex Carr . Collins Texas Democratic Organisation Alfred £. Smith Texas Appea Collins

Distress Flares Spotted Off Coast Near St Petersburg

Distress flares were sighted off the coast as the local guard base crew and cutter raced to aid a vessel driven against a wharf in a gale. The full force of the base was engaged in the rescue effort.

Asoveiatet ST. Petersburg Fla. Ave Coast Guard Cave & Cutter

RUM RUNNERS LAUGH AT PENALTY ALONG COAST

In Hoboken New Jersey a federal commissioner ruled there is no penalty for liquor smuggling between the 3 and 12 mile offshore zones. The decision freed three men charged with smuggling liquor after operating outside the six mile limit.

Tnternational News Service Hoboken N. 3 United States Stasten Stanton Gaspieien

Miljus Returns to Pitching Rivalry with Yankees

Former Pirates ace John K Miljus made his first Cleveland appearance last week against New York. The Armenian hurler, plagued by a rocky career, struck out Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth before a wild pitch cost the Indians a loss and solidified the Jinx narrative surrounding his ventures in the World Series era. Miljus, from Pittsburgh, faced the Yanks twice in relief in the World Series and endured a fall from major to minor leagues before reclaiming a big league spot.

John K. Miljus Cleveland Yankees Old Man Jinx Miljus Pittsburgh Combs Miljes Gehrig and Mouse New York Mills Pirates Indians Milies Jodge Landis Epom Milius Yerkees Metropolitan Newpaper Service

Football Meeting Called Wednesday At High School

Dutch Smith coach calls all high school football candidates to a Wednesday night meeting at the high school to discuss Sandstorm training camp plans and an important announcement. Players planning to try for the grid squad are urged to attend.

Dutch Smith

Tilden Skips East West Tennis Match

United Press reports that Bill Tilden was not invited to join the East team for Forest Hills East vs West matches this weekend. The absence sparks speculation about his status in amateur tennis and potential USTA charges at the upcoming August meeting. The Western squad lists Lett Hennessey Deeg Herrington Brown Sellers. East captain Norrie Williams hails from Philadelphia.

United Press New York William T. Tilden Forest Hills Tilden Eastern Lawn Tennis Association Big Bill George Lett Chicago Joann Hennessey Indianapolis John Deeg Santa Monica Calif Alan Herrington Neil Brown Robert Sellers San Francisco BR. Norrie Williams Philadelphia

Man Declares He Is Alive After Seven Years Missing

James H. Lawrence once a Texas farmer vanished from Edinburg seven years ago after leaving his wife and four children. He reappeared in Denver saying he faked death to protect his family, and recounts living under the alias J H Lee in Kansas and Wichita before moving to Denver.

International News Service Denver James H. Lawrence Kansas City Lawrence Edinburg Texas Missouri Harry Bereham Lees J. H. Lee Lee Rockwell City Lawresce Wold Wichita End Oil Company

Cardinals Send Out Call To Ball Farms

The Cardinals, in a slump, plan to recall top minor leaguers to bolster the lineup and protect their lead over the Giants. Yanks recover form with Fred Heimach arrival. Kremer wins for Pirates over Brecklin Dodgers. Grove, Morris pace wins for Tigers and Red Sox respectively.

Herbert W. Barker Associated Press Cardinals Yanks Fred Heimach St. Paus New York Giants Sam Breader Bill McKechese Cardinal “Farms Kremer Pirates Enry Brecklin Dodgers Yankees Philadelphia Grove Tigers Ed Morris Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indiana

Boston Claims More Sunlight Than Florida

Boston reports show 245 fair days per year versus 247 in Miami, with Boston topping Chicago and New York for number of clear days. The survey notes rising average temperatures since 1870 and declining precipitation, plus strong growth indicators such as schools, clubs, theaters, and robust transportation in the metropolitan area.

Deternations News Service Boston Miami New England Saint Miami Greater Boston Savannah Chicago Gotham Baston Arca United States

Lawrence memorial notes amid illness complications

The record notes Lawrence was taken to a hospital due to a complication of diseases. The message expresses affections for family and fear of causing them harm, reflecting a personal tribute and illness context.

Lawrence

Lone Star and West Texas Leagues to clash for Texas Class D pennant

Dallas reporters note a seven game series will decide the Class D Texas pennant between the Lone Star League and West Texas League. First three games occur in Dallas, then three in West Texas, with a possible seventh game. Palestine Pals and Absiene lead their leagues, awaiting opponents San Angelo, Coleman, Tex athena, or Tyler.

Lone Star West Texas Texas Associated Pree Dallas Vieters Lone Star League West Texas Leages Betwees T. H. Fisher Paris Lone Star Leager J. McAllister Stephenson Abilene West Texas League Lero Star Palestine Pals Texathena Tyler Absiene West Texas Ciresit Wil San Angelo Coleman

Seeks To Collect Board From Mother-in-Law

Denver court petition details Dr Thea Ora Morris seeking back board from her mother-in-law Mrs Cottingham who lived in the Morris home from 1912 to 1926 paying 19 a week. She seeks interest and court costs with Morris and his ex wife alimony and property settlement in dispute after their 1926 divorce.

International News Service Denver Moethersimfian Thea Ora Morris United States BS Rag Rachel A Norria Cottingham Morris

London Law Violators Get Polite Notice

London police announce an experiment to warn first offenders with a printed notice rather than fines for minor traffic violations. The plan excludes dangerous driving and aims to free courts to focus on serious offenses while building a record of each warning.

London Leternadress London Police Commissioner of Police

Lithuania and Poland Seek Peace Over Vilna Conflict

Lithuanian Prime Minister Voldemars says eastern Europe risks a Balkan style crisis as Poland and Lithuania clash over Vilna, claimed by Lithuania as its capital but controlled by Poland since 1920 with League of Nations sanction. The remark comes amid hopes to sign a new peace pact against war.

Voldemerse Kowas Vilna Lithuania Poland League of Nations Hungary Baltic Veldemarns

New Crackdown on Neixo Machines Sparks Traffic Crackdown

Police announce a new war on neixo machines and the use of a mefsier cut-out as a serious traffic offense, with authorities stepping up enforcement to reduce unnecessary noises and violations.

Partment

Poland and Lithuania clash over border and demilitarization

The text reports on Polish and Lithuanian tensions with aims to demilitarize a border area and pay a large indemnity while Poland resists ceding Vilna. It notes leaders like Marshal Pilsudski favor a unified future under a Lithuanian regime and describes ongoing border disputes and Lithanian economic distress. It also mentions England's voting bill granting equal franchise to women and men, with women outnumbering men by over two million.

Koecigeberg Germany League of Nations Litheasia Voldemarss Poland Pelgeod Lithessia Vilna Marshal Pilsudski Polash Lithuania Lithustia England

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