The Amarillo Globe News Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe published as a sister daily paper with the Amarillo Daily News. A 1924 launch date is noted along with post office entry as second class matter. Subscription rates are listed for Amarillo carriers and mail options.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Associated Press
Pessimism, history, and hope in Twentieth Century America
The author notes daily crime and scandals from Chicago to Washington and urges perspective. He compares modern failings to medieval Europe, arguing a thousand years shows slow progress and urging patience and study of history to stay hopeful.
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United States
Daily News
Chicago
Washington
Europe
Hickmans
Sinclairs
Capones
America
Lindbergh Faces Dangerous Tokyo Flight From Hawaii
The report says Colonel Lindbergh plans a California to Hawaii leg and a perilous Honolulu to Tokyo crossing. If he succeeds, it will surpass his New York to Paris feat in danger and distance, marking a historic, bold achievement beyond all his past flights.
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Japan
Hawaiian Islands
California
Hawaii
Honolulu
Tokyo
New York
Paris
Married women working and other modern life notes
A U S labor official cites 2,000,000 American married women employed with most working out of financial necessity. An Ohio driving lesson ends in tragedy as a driver hits a streetcar, killing three children. A Chicago judge rules a captain’s seafaring marriage valid if both consented, and a salesman promotes 1927 models as a ten year car.
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Chicago
High Seas
Great Adventure of Jill and Jack in Mountain Town
Jill Justin age twenty is kidnapped by auto bandits and rescued by Jack Stuart who returns home to marry her. After three years they have twins and a girl. A payout for mine interests, new characters Nita Ravelle and Professor Le Tarte arrive causing friction. Jack and Nita clash at a roadside house. Jill and Mike Sweeney plot ransom. The trio face captivity and escape as relationships strain then adapt.
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Jill Justin
Jack Stuart
Jack
Jil
Stuart
Tony Justin
Pat Sweeney
Mary
Mike
Nita Ravelle
Professor le Tarte
Jill
Mike Sweeney
le Tarte
Nita
Beaver
Nita Segins
Nita Rovelle
George Washington
Emery
Father Ryan
Sweeney
Father Pat
Ravelle
Peter Justin
Peter
Dad Peter
Kate Adams River Packet to Resume Service in 200,000 Build
Memphis April 6 The Kate Adams river packet will be rebuilt at Howard's Ship Yards Jeffersonville Ind for 200000 with completion in three months Captain Hamilton Dukes vice president of the Adams line announced The Kate Adams honors the wife of Capt James Adams Little Rock founder of the line and recalls its historic Mississippi service and later losses along the river dammed by fire and age to be revived in iron and steel
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International News Service
Memphis
Tenn
Kate Adams
Mississippi River
Hamilton Dukes
Adams Line Steamers
Howard's
Jeffersonville
Ind
Mississippi
James Adams
Little Rock
Ark
Adams Line
Adams
St. Louis
New Orleans
Commerce
Peter's Landing
Bobby Consults Boomer the Nighthawk
Bobby Coon learns Boomer the Nighthawk flies far south to Banana Bill and the land of Banana Bill the Toucan. Boomer confirms Scrapper the Kingbird also travels far and introduces Prickly Porky and other distant folk, revealing a world beyond Bobby’s belief.
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Bobby
Bobby Coon
Scrapper
Kingbird
Sunshine
Tropics
Boomer the Nighthawk
Boomer the
Nighthawk
Boomer
Brother Coon
Banana Bill
Prickly Porky
Prickly
Porky
T. W. Burgess
Identifying the Deacon Scene in a Nervous Disorder Case
An elderly man with a patriarchal look enters a specialist in nervous disorders. He admits heavy drinking and mentions seeing unseen zoological specimens. The doctor records his name as Deacon Ezra Alleash in a private case book, charging $10 for treatment.
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Tam
Ezra
Alleash
Ezra Alleash
Chinese Officials Wives Reflect Diverse International Ties
Peking reports a rapid shift in diplomacy as eight ministers lead with wives of different nationalities, including German French Swedish Belgian and English partners. The foreign office notes multiple mixed marriages among ministerial and diplomatic ranks, with only a few straight national matches remaining.
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Peking
Foreign Office
Netherlands
Japan
France
United States
Chile
Great Britain
Legation
Fearful Parting After Sudden Realization
The scene shifts as a woman, initially oblivious to onlookers, recalls her danger and breaks from her partner. She strives to warn him and escape his grasp, but a gurgled sound betrays her struggle while the man remains unable to help. TO BE CONTINUED.
Bremen Still Delayed by Bad Weather
Dublin April 6 Snow sleet and fog over the Atlantic delayed the German airship Bremen in its Baldonnel hangar. The crew worked on prep for the New York hopoff while inspecting duralumin wing sections and awaiting a clear day. Baron von Huene feld, sponsor, said they hope to fly day by day despite the soft field.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Atlantic
Bremen
Baldonnel Airdrome
New York
Baron von Huenefeld
Albert Fall to Sanatorium at Pasadena
Former interior secretary Albert B. Fall will leave El Paso for Pasadena California tonight to enter Las Encinas sanatorium for rest and recuperation. His departure was delayed by weakened condition as he prepared testimony for the Harry F. Sinclair trial.
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Fel Paso
Tex
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Pasadena
California
Las Encensias Sanitorium
Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
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