Amarillo Globe Masthead Details and 1928 Schedule
The Amarillo Globe announces its establishment date, publishing pattern, and carrier rates as of April 9 1928. It notes Evening publication except Saturdays, Sunday morning edition with the Amarillo Daily News, and Associated Press rights. Rates listed include monthly and yearly options for carriers.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Associated Press
Thrift in Savings Banks Surges Amid Deposit Growth
The savings bank division reports for year ending June 30 1927 total cash in savings banks at 26 billion dollars, up 1.37 billion from the prior year while only 530 million is new money. Most increases come from earned interest on existing deposits. The piece notes high water marks in 1920 and suggests ongoing shifts toward real estate bonds and securities, with Prof. Merriam predicting future demand for new governmental organization forms such as city states to handle urban regions.
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Savings Bank Division
American Bankers’ Association
Charles E. Merriam
NEW Ways Department of Political Science
Unito
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Aviation Deaths in U S Misleading as Most Fatalities Are Unlicensed
The Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce reports 164 aviators killed nationwide last year. Of these, 131 were in unlicensed planes while only one air mail pilot died, despite 1 413 381 miles flown by air mail. Over 97 percent of licensed planes had no fatal accidents, suggesting flying may be safer than perceived when licensed pilots and standard aircraft are involved.
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United States
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Air Mail
City police press drive on traffic offenders
In a large midwestern city police stage a month long traffic crack down with extra motorcycle units. Tickets exceed 150 daily as officials call for permanent, year round enforcement to reduce fatalities and deter reckless driving. A Cleveland incident is cited where a motorcycle officer was killed in a crash with a fleeing driver. A glib note mentions a mechanical man shown in New York.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Love and Betrayal in a Mountain Romance
A serialized melodrama details Jill Justin, 20, kidnapped then rescued by Jack Stuart. Years later suspicions rise as Jill discovers Jack’s affair with Nita Ravelle at a casino. Jill declares separation, planning to move out with her babies, framing a dramatic domestic crisis.
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Jill Justin
Jack Stuart
Jack
Tony Justin
Pat Sweeney
Mary
Mike
Nita Ravelle
Professor le Tarte
Jill
Mike Sweeney
le Tarte
Nita
Mike Gens
Enming
Trombling
Telf
Jil
Sasha Aiee
Kiss and Conspiracy Cloud a Family in Distress
In a strained domestic scene, Jill presses Jack to swear he did not kiss Nita Ravelle, while Jack admits the kiss but refuses to lie. Jill’s suspicions grow as time passes, and the couple confronts a potential rift in their marriage amid suspected betrayal and a looming moral test.
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Jack
Dad
Jill
Nita Ravelle
Jack Dear
Jack Stuart
Jill Stuart
Modern Pepys Sees Ziegfeld Ahead of Pack
A New York diary piece notes Mons Ziegfeld ahead of peers in lavish Follies style while detailing urban spectacle and celebrity sightings. The author contrasts theatrical bravado with backstage nerves and quirky city life around Fifth Avenue.
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Ziegfeld
Mons. Ziegfield
The Needs of the Master and a Butlers Dilemma
A southern lawyer new to Chicago life hires four servants including an English butler. The butler asks if staff must wear formal dress at home versus dinner guests. The master jokes about lending his full dress, while other intertwined tales hint at domestic and social tensions in the narrative.
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Chicago
Uct
A Tail Worth Having.
Bobby Coon and Boomer the Nighthawk discuss tails while Prickly Porky stays clumsy and unafraid. Old Man Coyote creeps closer to ambush Prickly Porky, who remains oblivious as the plot unfolds and Bobby plans a tree escape.
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Porky
Prickly Pork
Green Forest
Bobby Coon
Boomer the
Nighthawk
Boomer
Puma
Panther
Yowler
Bobcat
Bobby
Old Man Coyote
Buster Bear
Prickly
Tails
T. W. Burgess
Chicago police youth program praised by Philadelphia crime chief
Thomas A. Merryweather, head of the Philadelphia crime bureau, lauds Chicago police for a "Big Brother" approach that places youths into jobs. He cites the Chicago employment bureau finding work for about 4,000 boys aged 16 to 21 since last year and credits the program with reducing juvenile crime.
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Chicago
Ill
Thomas A. Merryweather
Philadelphia Crime Bureau
Merryweather
Philadelphia
East
Employment Bureau
Chicago Police Department
Pla
Boys’ Employment Service
Disorders Continue South of Carson in Yeungkong District
Dispatches from Canton report ongoing disorders in Yeungkong district 140 miles south of Canton. American missions there, Roman Catholic and Presbyterian, appear untouched. Five Russians identified as communists are reported captured and believed executed.
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Associated Press
Canton
China
Soui Yh
Yeungkong
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