Amarillo Globe News Information Page Details
Publication data for the Amarillo Globe News and Globe News Publishing Co lists founding date February 20 1924 postal details and staff roles Publisher editor and general manager with Associated Press affiliation. Rates are shown for carrier and mail subscriptions in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with monthly six month and yearly options.
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Amarillo
Texas
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Stirring Up Trouble Over Fake Documents in US Mexico Ties
Washington reports reveal a man sold fake papers to influence US Mexico relations and the Mexican religious controversy. The forgeries claimed ties between the Mexican government and the Communist International and with the Ku Klux Klan. The disclosures warn of hidden forces seeking to embroil the two nations, urging caution before drastic decisions.
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Mexico
Paul Anderson
Washington
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Communist International
Moscow
United States
Ku Klux Klan
Calles
Catholic Church
Root
Branch
Klan
Kellogg
GO TO REAL DOCTORS ACCUSED OF ANTI FAT SCHEME
Two men indicted in New York for swindling American women out of $500,000 yearly with worthless anti fat preparations. They grew rich selling useless reducers while urging medical oversight by regular physicians. The piece urges consulting a real doctor.
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New York
Millionaires and May Fetes Reflect 1927 America
A NEA Service dispatch from 1927 comments on a nation with 207 millionaires in the United States and a drift toward leisure and debate. It notes Volstead era business, hints at a European summer delegation, and mocks signer habits and tastes while lampooning political stalemate and social pretensions.
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United States
Volstead
Europe
The Unwilling Adventuress in Paris Dining Scene
Doris meets Hartley senior at the Ritz in Paris as the party negotiates motives and class tensions. Hartley Jr questions her background while Doris masks her father's fate and yearns for a stable marriage as Meekins arranges Cote dAzur lodging amid Parisian din.
Butler in China Again Leads Marines but Father Questions Risk
General Smedley Butler returns to China at the head of Marines amid family concern. His father Congressman Thomas S. Butler of Pennsylvania advocates strong intervention to protect Americans abroad, while American resolve and lessons from past Boxer turmoil are debated.
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Smedley Butler
China
Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service, Inc
Washington
Sam
Nicaragua
Philadelphia
California
Smedry
Smedley
General Smedley
Thomas S. Butler
Pennsylvania
House Naval Affairs Committee
Congress
Butler
My Favorite Stories plot excerpt in Riviera misadventure
Doris and Hartley arrive at a Riviera villa after a strained wedding reveal. Hartley discovers his luggage in Doris’s room and a janitor bell joke leads to confusion about who is staying where. Doris contends with the mounting trap as they plan a swift escape from their tangled situation.
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Paris
Ritz Grille
Hartley
Doris
Ada
Howard
Meekins
Cote d'Azur
Havre
Hartley, Jr
Elsie
Riviera
Madame
Young Hartley
Trousseau
Camille
Tripgee
Peter Meets a Real Lizard by Thornton W Burgess
Peter Rabbit disputes whether Eff the Newt and Sally the Salamander are Lizards. Quawk the Night Heron asserts a large non Lizards like ally, Ally the Alligator, may resemble a Lizard. Skink the Lizard clarifies his true identity and kinship. Copyright 1927. The next story: Skink Proves He Is Right.
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Peter Rabbit
Eff
Sally
Salamander
Peter
Quawk
Night Heron
Smiling Pool
Gator
Eft
Skink
T. W. Burgess
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Amarillo Globe
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Allews
Hiram Johnson
Adventuress
Mildred Barbour
J. Norman Lyndh
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
N. Y
Borah
Senator Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Peking
Cushings
Uncle Howard
Arch de Triomphe
Madeleine
Tuilleries
Bois de Boulogne
Eiffel Tower
Cafe de la Paix
Ritz
Rue de Paix
NEA Service
Congressman
TS. Butler
Carolyn Wells
Baxter
Ang
Cain
Ae Lee Fe
By Thornton W. Burgess
Tommy Tit
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