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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1926

Page

3

Athletics Defeat Yankees In Year Of Interclub Losses

The Athletics upset the New York Yankees, who won the AL pennant, in 13 of 22 games between the clubs. Lefty Grove starred for Philadelphia as Connie Mack’s squad gained the upset edge early and often. Cleveland and Boston followed in defeats for Ruth and Co. in this season recap.

New York New York Yankees Athletics Connie Mack Yanks Quakers Lefty” Grove Mackian Southpaw Cleveland Sluggins Indians Boston Ruth and Company Red Sox Chicago Detroit Washington

Declaration farmers among foreign signers identified

The article notes that only six foreign signers of the Declaration listed farming as their occupation, highlighting the agrarian backgrounds within the group.

Wealth estimates show United States totals in 1922 and beyond

The Washington Post cites that national wealth reached about 320 billion dollars in 1922 and likely rose by at least one billion since. It argues wealth distribution is fairer than feared, evidenced by income tax returns from 1925 to 1926, showing a cross section of earners contributing taxes despite gaps in filing.

The Washington Post United States Berleres Ely Otiest Wade Che Owe

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Incomplete text fragment from a local newspaper item. Readable names or places are not discernible. content lacks clear event, date, or involved individuals.

Voisins Sign Defends Dignity Of Paris Dining

In Paris Voisins restaurant table sign proclaims it does not welcome patrons seeking light lunches or afternoon teas, asserting the establishment’s distinguished status and insistence on a certain standard of dining. The sign reflects the era’s emphasis on tone and formality in high end eateries.

Paris Voisins Rue Cambon Voising

Railways of Naty Expand Business Compared to Last Year

Government railways of Naty report increased operations and higher revenue this year, signaling stronger activity and potential growth prospects for the state owned network.

Government Railways of Naty

Inside out golf theory sparks debate among players

The article describes the inside out clubhead path in golf teaching. It notes that proponents claim it creates a slight hook and offers a follow through across the line. An expert counters that the method is not fundamental and emphasizes a straight back and through swing for success.

Cowboy Drowns Riding Through River Flood on Ranch

Ralph Rhodes, cowboy at the Big 101 Ranch near Poncberry Oklahoma, drowned when he attempted to ride his horse through Arkansas River flood waters. F. Haynes, Santa Fe car foreman, remains in Clovie hospital but shows improvement.

Poncberry Oklo Oct Ralph Rhodes Ou Ranch Here Arkansas River F. Haynes The Santa Fe Clovie Hospital

Anglers Call Billfish Enemy of Champlain Lake Fishing

Fishermen in the Champlain Valley urge a bounty for billfish after studies show these large fish harm Champlain Lake’s spawning. The Saranac Lake Enterprise says billfish feeding and spawn-filled stomachs reduced fishing quality, especially in the southern lake. Authorities in New York and Vermont counties may consider the measure.

Champlain Valley Saranac Lake Lake Champlain New York Vermont

Indians prefer color order blue red violet yellow white

Indian color tastes differ from white men as Dr. T R Garth of Denver reports. Indians favor red blue violet yellow white in that sequence, while white men prefer blue then green and then red.

Washington T. R. Garth Denver

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