Amarillo Globe history note and publication details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 enters second class matter and is issued evenings except Saturdays with Sunday morning edition by Globe News Publishing Co. at Amarillo Texas. Gene Howe serves as publisher and editor with Wilbur Hawk as general manager. 7.80
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
Geneval
Bristow Oklahoma Builds First City Airport Aerial Site
Bristow Oklahoma moves toward a municipal airport after a two year survey. A five year contract with landowner C L Freeland enabled clearing of 160 acres four miles northeast of Bristow. Runways 2700 by 2200 feet, hangars and fueling pumps installed, and a May 25 dedication planned with army planes expected.
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Bristow
Oklahoma
Jack Huff
C. L. Freeland
Chamber of Commerce
Tulsa
E. H. Rollestone
Sanford Brown
John L. Brock
James J. Simpson
L. B. Sneed
W. C. Brown
Eugene Exleton
H. A. Walling
State Chamber of Commerce
Judge Winston Praises Andrew Johnson in Biography Review
The review lauds Judge Robert W. Winston's book on Andrew Johnson as a patient, legally informed portrait. It credits Johnson with foresight, notes his clashes with Know Nothingism, and highlights the Kansas senator Ross whose vote saved him but ruined his own career. The piece cites 1926 Supreme Court rulings upholding Johnson’s views on unconstitutional actions and calls Johnson one of America's great tragic figures.
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Don Lietz
New York World
Rutherford B. Hays
Robert W. Winston
Andrew Johnson
Senator Ross
Kansas
Pat
Charles Willis Thompson
New York Times Review of Books
Lincoln
South
Winston
Johnson
Supreme Court
High Court
A Modern Story of Love and Divorce Turmoil
Jill Justin, 20, is kidnapped and rescued by Jack Stuart who returns home and seeks to win her hand. Three years later a web of affairs and money frictions entangles Jill, Jack, Nita Ravelle, Mary Sweeney, and Tony Justin as public gossip, family pressures, and a planned radical act threaten to fracture the Stuarts.
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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
Ryan
Pat
Peter Justin
Elliston
Jill Stuart
Tony
Ances
Francois la Tarte
Francois le Tarte
Father Pat
Old Peter
Father Ryan
Peter
Paul
Dennison
Stuarts
Alphereston
Pittsburgh
Tiny Shops in New York Reveal Space Value
New York’s space value is shown by tiny shops tucked into sky scraper crevices and hallways. Locksmiths, pie shaped jewelers, cigar makers, florists, and soft drink stands thrive with high rents and sidewalk windows. A six by four foot theater ticket agency and midtown snack stalls illustrate profitability, while a printer's one man shop on Sixth Avenue turns a tiny setup into a thriving home. The piece notes potential for high grade musical shows at low prices, and describes pickpockets’ organized methods in subways. Copyright 1928 by McNaught Syndicate.
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D. C. McIntre
New York
Seventh Avenue
Lower East Side
Broadway
New Jersey
Sixth Avenue
Prickly Porky Defends Tail Against Coyote Plot
In this Burgess tale Prickly Porky sits beneath a log as Old Man Coyote inches close. A slap from Porky’s tail blinds the attacker, proving the fighting tail’s worth as the hunter retreats rubbing his face. Bobby Coon and Boomer the Nighthawk learn the lesson.
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Bobby Coon
Boomer
Nighthawk
Porky
Old Man Coyote
Prickly
Boomer the
Night
Prickly Porky
Boomer the Nighthawk
Coyote
Bobby
Prickly Pork
T. W. Burgess
Laughing Around the World With Irvin S Cobb
A humorous column by Irvin S Cobb proposes to stay neutral amid the debate between Fundamentalists and Modernists. He shares a Georgia plantation tale about Genesis and Adam to illustrate the clash, including a punchy exchange about who built the fence.
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Laughing Around
Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndica 210
Atc. Inc
North Carolina
Georgia Plantation
Adam
Daughter of Curtis May Help Hoover in Rhode Island
Rhode Island Republicans opened their state convention with 13 delegates to the national body and a dilemma for Mrs. Webster Knight, daughter of Senator Charles Curtis. Uninstructed on delegation, she left room for interpretation as Rhode Island leaders press support for Hoover.
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Providence
R. L
Rhode Island
Webster Knight
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Coolidge
State Committee
Herbert Hoover
Seven Water Hill Girls Hurt In Capitol Scaffold Collapse
Seven high school girls from Water Hill Ohio were seriously hurt when scaffolding at the National Cathedral under construction collapsed. Eleven girls fell to the ground from a folding scaffold as a 35 member party visited Washington. The injured were taken to an emergency hospital.
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Associated Press
Washington
Water Hill
Ohio
National Cathedral
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