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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1929

Page

10

Wachtel Shocks Dallas In Dallas League Action

Paul Wachtel returned from the graveyard to beat the Dallas Steers 4 to 1, fanning seven and reviving the Bisons’ title chase. The Spudders crushed the Indians 10 to 6, while Beaumonters fell 3 to 2 to tighten the race for the first half crown.

Gayle Talbot Associated Press Paulie Wachtel Panther Dallas Steers Mavs Spudders Indians Buffs Milt Stock Wachtel Bisons Dallas Wichita Falls San Antonio Shreveport Beaumonters Steers Waco Cubs Harris Thurman Cats Prattmen Dick Whitworthy

Indianapolis baseball club president dies in plane crash

James A. Perry owner of the Indianapolis American Association Baseball club and president of Curtiss Flying Service of Indiana died when his Cabin Mono failed after takeoff from Schoey Field. The craft plunged into a ravine at about 100 feet altitude. Norman Perry received condolences from Col Charles A. Lindbergh who arrived soon after the crash.

Associated Press Indianapolis Ind James A. Perry Indianapolis American Association Baseball Club Curtiss Flying Service of Indiana Schoey Field Perry Charles A. Lindbergh Norman A. Perry

Panthers land pitcher Dick McCabe in Coast loop trade

The Associated Press reports Hollywood Pacific Coast league officials announced the outright sale of right handed pitcher Dick McCabe to the Fort Worth club of the Texas league. McCabe had struggled to win this season and saw no decisions.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal Dick McCabe Fort Worth Hollywood McCabe

Mexicans Return Clergy to Masses

The Mexican government has returned eleven Catholic churches to the clergy and ordered the first masses since the religious laws took effect three years ago. Also noted is an inscriptioned grain of rice sent to Governor Gore from a Delhi museum.

Mexico City Howard M. Gore West Virginia Museum Darul Falan Delhi India

Stomach Disorder Warning Through Coated Tongue Ad

Coated tongue signals digestive disorders and fatigue, with doctors noting most illness starts in the stomach. Tanlac is advertised as a remedy made from herbs, promising relief with a money back guarantee if it fails.

Amarillo Chamber pushes membership drive with self addressed envelopes

The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce mailed 4000 letters to local businessmen asking to join or explain non membership. R E Townsend urged replies and asked those not reached to call the Chamber on site at the Municipal Auditorium. An inmate in Konstanz prison sought hospital access and chewed a window sill and spoons.

Chamber of Commerce Amarillo Alfred Schmaelle Konstanz Germany

Paris Lamp Posts Suffer Daily Casualties From New Cars

In Paris the number of lamp post impacts exceeds one per day as newly installed posts are struck by modern cars. City officials report stronger posts are required to withstand the higher speed and force of contemporary traffic.

Paris

Gordon's Internal Antiseptic Promises Quick Indigestion Relief

Digestive troubles speedily ended with Gordon's internal antiseptic. It claims to eliminate the cause by neutralizing acids and poisons, making the stomach feel like new. Offers quick relief from indigestion dyspepsia excess acid gas and heartburn at a cost under three cents a dose.

Gordon’s

Cleveland and St Louis vie for 1930 convention

St. Louis and Cleveland lead as top contenders for the 1930 National Retail Hardware Association convention city. The thirteenth annual congress ends in Oklahoma City with officers to be elected and the city chosen. J Charles Ross of Kalamazoo is set to become president, replacing vice president. Lamson of Marlborough is slated as president. A corrected letter from Plumstead England reaches Eltham by mail for addresses involved.

United Press Oklahoma City St. Louis Cleveland National Retail Hardware Association J. Charles Ross Kalamazoo Mich A. ©. Lamson Marlborough Mass

Hold Lubbock Youths Here in Burglary Case

Ben Carver, Preston Carver and Bill Allen were arrested by the sheriff's department last night and are being held for Lubbock authorities on a charge of burglary. The youths are said to have en-

Ben Carver Preston Carver Bill Allen Sheriff's Department Lubbock

Growth of Gigantic Community Life in Russia Reported

Reports show increasing community life in Russia centered on a project named Gigantic. The initiative includes about 1,200 households and signifies broader social engagement across the region.

Russia

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