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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1929

Page

9

Vance Holds Cubs as per His Custom

Pirates move to the NL lead by beating the Cubs while the Cubs drop to second, as Remy Kremer wins his 12th and Danny Vance holds the Cubs to three runs. Pittsburgh improves to 11–4 in the East. Giants and Cardinals stumble in other NL games. In the American League Philadelphia extends its lead with an 11 inning 10–7 win over Detroit. White Sox pound Red Sox 10–0 as Sam Gray secures his 13th victory.

Associated Press Donie Bush Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs Pirates Remy Kremer New York Giants Corsairs Brooklyn Cub Danny Vance Bruins Cubs Pittsburgh Kremer Fred Leach Giants Pirate Larry Benton Mays St. Louis Cardinals Boston Braves Lester Bell Braves Sisler Red Lucas Cincinnati Phillies Philadelphia New York Detroit Cleveland Huggins Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Ee Lyons Red Sox St. Louis Browns Washington Senators Sam Gray

Funeral for Ford Baby Boy Sunday

Funeral services for Richard Stanley Ford four year old son of Mr and Mrs R A Ford 1615 Lincoln Street were held from Griggs chapel Sunday afternoon Rev J M Fuller pastor of the San Jacinto Methodist church officiated Burial was in Llano Cemetery Pallbearers were L M Oles Beaumont Stinnett H H Hafer and Max Watson The Ford family is noted as prominent in the city and Mr Ford is assistant secretary of Amazillo Oil Company

Richard Stanley Ford R. A. Ford Lincoln Street Griggs Chapel J. M. Fuller San Jacinto Methodist Church Llano Cemetery L. M. Oles Beaumont Stinnett H. H. Hafer Max Watson Ford Amazillo Oil Company

Leahy’s Sanity Trial Opens in Georgetown Texas

Harry J. Leahy, a 42 year old law student, goes on trial for sanity in district court here after a judge grants the hearing based on an affidavit from Amanda Davidson. More than 100 witnesses are expected to testify in the sanity hearing.

United Press Georgetown Tex Harry J. Leahy Harry Dolan Amanda Davidson Taylor

Ford on age and value in industry sparks debate

Henry Ford argues for keeping workers aged 35 to 60 as the core of an industrial system, praising experience over youth and warning against a policy of replacing older staff. The piece also notes railroad appointments, canal receipts, local obituaries, and Santa Fe death benefits amid a broad collage of industry updates.

Henry Ford Santa Fe Santa Fe General Amarillo

Rock Island veteran Peasley dies at 96

The obituary notes Mr. Peasley aged 96 died at his Chicago home. One of the railroad’s first pensioned workers he was placed on the Roll of Honor January 1, 1910. He began as a fireman with the Rock Island in 1856 and later earned pension status.

Rock Island C. A. LaRue Amarillo LaRue Kansas Chicago Peasley

McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain For Undersized

A advertising notice touts McCoy's Tablets as a health tonic that builds flesh and weight. It claims many users gain visible improvement, with one case of a woman who reportedly added 10 pounds in 22 days. The pitch offers a money back guarantee after buying four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes if a user does not gain at least five pounds and feel improved.

McCoy

Pleasant travelers and Texas transport notes mix in one column

A mused travel poem invites pleasant companionship on a short train ride through Amarillo while Texas transport issues loom. It cites outgrowing streets, one way routes, and rising rail freight, plus rail bridge costs and potential aviation training in unions.

Hoover Enforcement Group To Work Again

The president’s law enforcement commission resumes work in Washington as public debate centers on George W. Wickersham’s letter urging stronger state role in prohibition enforcement. The panel aims to continue its exhaustive crime study despite echoes about prohibition.

Hoover Enforcement United Press Washington President Law Enforcement Commission George W. Wickersham Wickersham Carawey Arkansas White House Hoover Wickershamh Boston Wickershaw Dne

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