Amarillo Globe Newspaper Notice and Masthead Details
The Amarillo Globe dated February 20 1924 records its status as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office under the 1879 act. It notes publishing evenings except Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News and lists staff including Gene Howe and Wilbur Hawk with AP affiliation.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur Co
Hawk
Cornerstone myth and border era echoes in a single report
A fragmented reminiscence and editorial voice recount a 1904 cornerstone legend in Easy To county with no treasure found. The piece shifts to Ely Culbertson on ethics in bridge and then to 1916 border tensions near Columbus New Mexico, contrasting past fervor with current restraint.
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Historical Society
City income boosts urged in budget discussion
Glenn Frank outlines suggestions to enhance city income by improving tax collection and publicizing due dates. He favors installment payments, early bills, stronger penalties, public notices, prompt tax sales, secure deposits, and higher utility revenue discipline.
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Glenn Frank
American Bankers Association Journal
Westward Passage love triangle on a liner
Olivia, married to Harry Ottendorf, confronts her past with her first husband Nick Allen aboard a home bound liner. Nick admits his enduring love and challenges Olivia to declare if she loves him, threatening to fight for his wife if needed. Olivia wrestles with truth, happiness, and loyalty as the exchange grows tense.
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Olivia
Harry Ottendorf
Nicholas Allen
Nick
New England
Livvy
Harry
Tye
Diana
Harry’s
Saint Paul
Fast stepping couple treat son to life in Times Square nostalgia
The piece surveys Broadway figures and celebrity lookalikes, noting vivid scenes from late night Times Square, coffeehouse lunches, and vaudeville atmosphere. It references Edgar Selwyn, Walter Lippmann, Ed Wynn, Kate Smith, George Jessel, and others, framing a restless urban mood and fleeting celebrity echoes in a city at 2 to 3 AM.
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Edgar Selwyn
Walter Lippmann
Jack Haley
Mayor Walker
Baruch
Charles I. Scott
Patsy Kelly
Hope Williams
von Hindenburg
Dudley
Louis Mann
Achmed Abdullah
Walter Damrosch
Breslau
Germany
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
John Weaver
Elmer Rogers
the Palace
Elizabeth Young
Peggy Fear
Berton Braley Graying
Gene Crawley
Europe
George Olsen
Ethel Shutta
Ed Wynn
Tommy Millard
Shanghai
George Jessel
Carl Harbaugh
Eddie Dillon
Kate Smith
Madonnas
Leonore Ulric
Bryant Park
Emerson
Radio Clock Signoffs Signal Summer Schedule Cuts
The AP reports four networks plan temporary summer cancellations. WEAF NBC ends Theater of the Air with Fannie Hurst as guest. Alice Joy and Paul Van Loan's orchestra depart for summer, and listed programs on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC banish seasonal shows and guests through the month end.
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Associated Press
New York
NBC
Fannie Hurst
WEAF
Alice Joy
Paul van Loan
Salon Singers
Reisman
Andy Sannella
Russ Columbo
WABC
CBS
Easy Aces
Gus van
Nat Brusiloff
Gov. Ritchie
Maryland
Isham Jones
WJZ
B. A. Rolfe
Irvin S. Cobb
Paul Whiteman
Shadow the Weasel Faces Consequences of Impudence
Shadow the Weasel, boastful and friendless, dares to invade Yowler the Bobcat’s cave. He watches, learns, and finally steals bones while the sleeping predator rests, illustrating the risks of impudence and lack of respect.
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Yowler
Bobcat
Shadow
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Long Central Word
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Spain
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