Epidemic of women voters in cities sparks debate
An editorial notes a rising trend of women being elected to city jobs in Des Moines New Mexico and other cities including Texas. It argues the shift is not dangerous but a passing fad and warns that men should accept the change as women push into council and mayor roles. The piece also discusses the Rock Island underpass project and a Rocky Mountain railroad plan, urging federal approval and stable terms.
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Tes Moines
New Mexico
Texas
Denver
Rock Island
PRA
Frank
Glenn Prank
Rome
Gerrop
Kinger Ral
Simon
Peif
America
United States
Los Angeles
Houston
Salt Lake City
Washington, D. C
Flo Ziegfeld
San Francisco
Portland
Jessie Reed
Sensationalism in the Hauptmann Trial Highlighted
The piece argues newsrooms exploit lurid cases like Hauptmann by chasing sensationalism and countdowns to execution. It contends capital punishment debates often ride the media frenzy, shaping public perception and turning murder into political theater.
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Hauptmann
Old Schoolhouse Mood Reaches Modern America
A magazine column laments the continued presence of the red schoolhouse and describes rural classrooms as under equipped with scarce lighting and aging desks. The piece contrasts outdated schooling with calls for renewed national leadership and shared civilizational values.
Golden Rain Drama Unfolds In New York Roadhouse Scene
Iris Lan ning, pursued by Allan Beckley, ends up at a shabby roadhouse with him and learns a car fault delays their party. Allan coolly manages the situation as Iris fears danger and confusion, while Aunt Phina celebrates a new estate lease and Iris reflects on past obedience.
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Iris Lanning
Phina
New York
Allan Beckley
Allan
Beckley
Anis
Iris
Tris
Helen Morgan
Pamela
Owen
Ella
Demeter’s Gift Brings Immortality Quest For Triptolemus
Ancient myth tale recounts Demeter seeking her daughter Persephone and aiding Celeus’s son Triptolemus. She teaches agriculture and grants a winged dragon driven chariot for his worldwide grain spread, featured on a 30 drachma Greece stamp.
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Ous
Demeter
Persephone
Hades
Celeus
Attica
Triptolenus
Metanira
Triptolemmus
Triprotemus
Greece
Bee Travel and Island Purchase in Early American Lore
The page notes that no birds have teeth. It recalls Peter Minuit buying Manhattan Island on May 4, 1626 for about $24 in goods, including a bottle of whisky. It adds a figure claiming a bee travels 42.776 miles to gather a pound of honey.
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Manhattan Island
Peter Minuit
America
New Netherlands
Dutch West India Company
Texas deeds in courthouse records from Plains Building and Loan
Courthouse records list warranty deeds transferring multiple lots in North Highlands Glenwood Moore Subdivision and Mirror block listings with sums noted. Also vehicle registrations for several owners and a marriage license for James Givens and Mrs Esther E Gibson.
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Texas Plains Building and Loan Association
W. Clifford
North Highlands
O. T
Glenwood
W. T. Clifford
Moore Subdivision
Mirror
T. J. Clauson
Plymouth
Nell Black
Ford
Loveless
A. Shirk
Covington
James Givens
Esther E Gibson
Trippers to Entertain Dallas Boosters in Amarillo
Dallas trade trippers visit Amarillo next Wednesday. Alex Keear, WRAA program director, leads the entertainment plan. Visitors will present acts and also be entertained by locals in this exchange.
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Dallas
Amarillo
Alex Keear
WRAA
Battery Park Circus Atmosphere Sparks Midtown Lunch Crowd
O C McIntyre describes Battery Park transforming at noon into a carnival with balloon sellers, vendors, and newsboys as Wall Street crowds flood the benches. He notes Laura Comstock Dunlap, 80, shaping journalism training and a past Globe writer, plus memories of top earners like Irvin Cobb and Bert Terhune. The Amarillo Chamber announces a 35th annual trade trek visitors arrive next Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. and stay overnight.
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O. C. McIntyre
New York
Manhattan Island
Battery Park
Pomeroy, O
Somerset Maugham
Trafalgar Square
Wall Street
George Baker
Dallas
Jules Verne Allen
Singer
Amarillo
Shadow the Weasel chases Peter Rabbit in Green Forest
Peter learns Shadow the Weasel is near and tries to flee while Reddy Fox closes in. He dreads the scent trail and narrows his path to safety, racing toward a sugar house to hide from his hunter and outpace a long chase.
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Shadow the Weasel
Peter Rabbit
Green Forest
Happy Jack Squirrel
Shadow
Happy Jack
Farmer Brown
Peter
Gray Squirrel
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Sugar House
Roddy Fox
T. W. Burgess
Man Says He Needed Nickel, Gets Ten Days In Workhouse
George Winslow, 32, told Magistrate Michael Ford he lied about a fire alarm because he was broke and hoped to get a nickel subway fare from firemen. The magistrate replied he would not need subway fare for a while and sentenced him to ten days in the workhouse.
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New York
George Winslow
Michael Ford
Ford
Word Builder On The Poets Voice In Lecture
A lecturer carefully analyzes a poet's voice while reading his work. He attempts to link the author’s prework with the audience to show how the poem conveys its mood. The piece resembles an instructional discussion on style and meaning.
Crossword style clue list
A mixed crossword style list of across and down clues with numbers and partial word hints for fruits, tools, body parts, and common nouns. Several entries reference kinship, habitats, and everyday objects, forming a solvable puzzle grid when filled with inferred letters.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarfllo
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
T. FB. Johnson
John McCarty
Norris Ewing
Associated Press
Amarillo Daily News
Aw . T
Globe Special Delivery Service
News-Globe
MATS
Oklahoma
New Moxies
the Globf
Buchanan Street
Whit Brogan
Northwestern Unita
Russia
F. W. Norwood
Col
Jake Ruppert
New York Yankees
Cenyeriott Serie
Fyodwate
Camills
Dedahi Prp Li
LS. Klein
CAAA
Raenk Sait Shah
Ddd
Courthouse Records
Dallas Boosters
Tip OF Manhattan
Laura Comstock Dunlap
Globe
Dannemora
Dunlap
Sun, Herald and World
Charlie Somerville
Brooklyn Bridge
Lazaretto
Irvin Cobb
Park Row
Bert Terhune
Roosevelt
Betsy
Hollywood
Frank Menke
Sports Authority
David Belasco
Leslie Carter
William Gilette
Sherlock Holmes
Bob Wagner
Charlie Chaplin
David Sarnoff
Will Hays
Bedtime
Thornton Burgess
Lois Long
McNaught Syndicate
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Word Builder
God of Love
Nikolay Lenin
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