Cleveland backs Tris Speaker amid baseball charges
Cleveland residents rally to defend Tris Speaker against allegations of crookedness in baseball as Detroit fans favor Ty Cobb. Judges in Detroit criticize commissioner Landis for public accusations while Cobb enjoys solid support in Cobb’s hometown and Speaker urges trust in his two decades of honest work.
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Eave Lee Ee
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Tris Speaker
Cobb
Smoky Joe’ Wood
Detroit
Hubert
Dutch) Leonard
Ty Cobb
Detroit Recorder's Court
Gay A. Miller
Edward J. Jefferies
K. M. Landis
Miller
Speaker
1926 Tennis Year Highlights and Surprises
Feg Murray surveys 1926 tennis, led by Suzanne Lenglen versus Helen Wills in Cannes, Wills illness delaying clashes, and US success in Davis Cup. Henri Cochet dominates men’s singles with a French win, while Mary Browne and Elizabeth Ryan win women’s doubles and Molla Mallory takes the national title at Forest Hills. The Wimbledon year sees Lenglen’s retirement and Godfree’s doubles titles as the US women reclaim the Wightman Cup.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Helen Wills
Miss Wills
France
Cannes
Mile
Lenglen
Henri Cochet
Mile. Lenglen
Vincent Rich
Ards
Howard Kinsey
England
United States
Richards
Kinsey
LaCoste
Suzanne
Kitty McKane Godfree
Senorita d’Alvarez
Spain
Jean Borotha
Cochet
Brugnon
Elizabeth Ryan
Mary Browne
Mrs. Godfree
America
Forest Hills
Molla Mallory
Dick Williams
Vincent Richards
Tilden
Chapin
Bill Tilden
Borotta
Johnston
la Coste
Williams
Borotra
Aiready
Uthe
C. C. Pyle
Pusanme Lenglee
Amelia
Thie
Deee
Mery Beeves
Howard Romery
Hervey Seadgreee
Peal Feret
Prenee
Lever
Vincent Roberts
Bueemae
Gordes
City council affirms Cobb integrity at special meeting
At a special session, the city council voiced complete confidence in the honesty and probity of Tyrus Raymond Cobb. The remark followed praise from some attendees recalling a September 1919 game where Detroit beat Cleveland 9 to 5 and supporting the speaker and Cobb.
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Gia
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Detroit
Cleveland
Augusta Council
Cobb
Unclear OCR Card Fragments From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR text with garbled phrases and names. no coherent event or entity details emerge to form a factual news card. Readable elements include scattered letters and stray terms without identifiable people places organizations or dates.
Tactful Texan Orders at Door to Police
The text records a speaker warning door-keepers that Herve Avery the chief of police and sheriff deputies must admit attendees. The speaker promises personal responsibility to the mayor for events and pledges to eject participants if any rowdy or rough conduct occurs.
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Bette
Orchestral Visit and Local News From Lone Star Pages
The text notes an orchestra led by Prof. Pilipine visiting Amarillo for a brief engagement with Mr. Lewis Tent hosting. It mentions a dream about cotton candy at a street fair and a missing nightgown upon waking. Aloyious is discharged again after a shortcut profit-sharing scheme in a grocery job. An oil scout reports securing leases in Baca County with an elderly local resident.
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Nad
Aloyious
Standing Reward Offer Aimed At Hit-and-Run Suspects
A standing reward of 375 dollars is offered for information leading to the apprehension of the driver of a hit and run incident. Donors say they will stop the cowardly practice of striking pedestrians and fleeing without helping the injured, labeling the offender a criminal.
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Pep
Thompson
Ford Prandenborn
Cattleman’s Conven clash sparks attention in Amarillo visit
A country scout questions a longtime resident during a visit to Amarillo for a cattlemen's convention. The man replies he did not live there a week, hinting at a past tied to the event and the region.
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Amarillo
Unclear OCR Fragment Records a Legal Interrogation
The readable text shows a court scene with a prisoner answering questions. A line mentions a sentence by police and a remark about daily or weekly offerings. Other items hint at gifts such as cigarette cases and perfume. The fragmented nature limits precise facts.
Local Y M C A desired as citys missing asset
A. K. Baracat laments the absence of a YMCA and urges plans for one, recalling a life lived at the Y and expressing genuine longing. John Reynolds notes strong local attachment, declaring no one plans to leave town for Christmas.
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John Reynolds
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