Amarillo Daily Globe publication notice details
Historical publication notice records Amarillo Daily Globe founded February 20 19 entered as second class matter February 20 1924 Amarillo Tex published evenings and Sundays by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company listing 110 East Fifth Street with pricing for mail and carrier subscriptions across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico details including weekly monthly six month and yearly rates and Sunday only option.
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McAdoo Campaign Visit Draws Amarillo Crowd
William Gibbs McAdoo, Democratic presidential hopeful, speaks at 6:30 pm in the municipal Auditorium as Amarillo hosts a rally. The piece urges voters to attend, hear the candidate, and vote only after forming their own opinion and ensuring they know where the race stands.
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William Gibbs McAdoo
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Mr. McAdoo
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Potter County Federation of Federated Clubs in Amarillo
The Potter County Federation of Federated Clubs is praised as a valuable Amarillo asset. It is viewed as promoting home civic life, with members described as educated, civic minded women seeking to improve the community and family life. The Globe hopes for continued zeal and impact from the federation.
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Are We Spendthrifts
A 1910s tone article argues Americans are not spendthrifts overall. It claims many have broad plans, strong savings, and high home ownership, with ample resources and opportunities guiding spending rather than lavish excess.
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Amarillo man urges friendships with youth in business
An Amarillo man, speaking to peers over forty, stresses the value of building broad friendships with young men. He says being helpful to today’s youth ensures support as tomorrow’s generation leads his business.
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The Tactless Texan Prose Cartoons and Local Quips
A potpourri of lines from Polk street of witty clippings and sly observations. Jokes on tact, wealth, beauty, work, and gossip mingle with sly digs at city life and the Texas character. The items read like a playful column of short quips reflecting humor and social bite.
Minute Movies Reveal a Villainous Side of My Career
An aging screen actor reflects on long career as a villain. He embraces the wicked role, noting how the glamor softens beneath tainted paint and tawdry tinsel. He hints at hidden tragedy behind facades and recalls fans cheering while performers lurk in the shadows.
Broadwy Radio Highlights and Concerts Across Key Cities
A dense schedule lists Vincent Lopes and His Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra on WEAF New York and the Amending the Volstead Act debate with Capper and Hill. Boston’s Choral Society, Atlanta organ recital, KGO Oakland radio drama Kindling, and numerous chamber and concert programs fill stations from WJZ to WGN with performances, lectures, and church services across cities including Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Howant Wade Kimsey
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Grace Wilson
Frost
Reatonian Orchestra
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Lettie Bython
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Ambassador Hotel
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New York Day by Day in Lobbies of Foreign Hounds
The column surveys New York hotel lobbies flooded with monocled foreigners who prey on middle aged women, live on hospitality, and scheme for titles. It recalls past con artists, notes the Waldorf Peacock Alley era, and ends with whimsy about window shopping with Irvin Cobb.
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Moving and Visiting People in Amarillo Area
A collection of locals visiting, moving, and staying nearby. G R Porteous from Melrose and others share travel and relocation notes while Miss Swader visits Shamrock and J M Williams returns from multiple Texas towns. A few residents plan homes in San Jacinto Heights and others recover from illness.
Amarillo Voices and Early Panhandle Life Shared
Interviews with H. Jo Thackeray and D. Pavillard reveal a social and charitable theme in the Jast Si Community club, its modest finances, and local farming pride. Notes from Nate Hord recount Amarillo’s 1887 beginnings and the Fort Worth Denver railroad, while Kk. H. Sanders cites unions and barber shops. H. B. Martin reflects on lonely graves and local histories amid a Kansas band anecdote.
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Jast Si Community Club
Movie News and Views from The Mission and Texas Censors
Texas censors block films including The Brass Bottle and Midsummer Madness while voicing broad bans and tempers. The Strang er and The Liberty draw attention with star names Betty Compson Richard Dis Lewis Stone and J Warren Kerrigan. A Paris style Miracle stage production described with Gothic cathedral imagery captivates. Picture location scouting continues with Neal Hart aiming Santa Fe NM for a new Wil liam Stiner project.
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Richard Dis
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Tully Marshall
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