Globe-News Amarillo Publication Policy Note
The Amarillo Globe details its publication history and format, noting Evening editions except Saturdays and Sunday morning pairing with the Amarillo Daily News. It lists subscription rates in Amarillo by carrier and states the paper’s independent Democratic stance and commitment to reporting impartially.
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Amarillo Globe
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
the Globe
Amarillo Hosts Conventions and Ford’s People Focus
A report notes Amarillo’s strong hospitality and facilities for large meetings and estimates delegates spend ten dollars daily, multiplying to local economic impact. It also discusses Henry Ford’s comment on valuing people over machines and his role as a symbol of America’s machine age advancing mass production and modern industry.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Henry Ford
Southampton
England
Ford
Noth
You
Rockefeller
Gary
America
Herrin’s purge echoes for Chicago hope
Reflections on Herrin’s rise from gangland terror to lawful order and the execution of Charley Birger on April 17, suggesting Chicago may eventually mirror Herrin’s cleanup. Observations on Mussolini, Tulsa firemen dress code, and a London paper’s critique of royal ride mishaps appear as satirical quips across the piece.
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Chicago
Herrin
Charle Birger
Flashes of Life syndicated notebook items
A montage from Chicago to Auburn notes medical researchers testing nitrite cures, stock ticker advances testing 900 characters a minute, censor debates on Edith Cavell film, optimistic aviation speed hopes, Curtiss and Vernon injuries, and kitchen tips on washing animals with warm soap suds and thorough rinsing.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
A Strained Marriage Unfolds Hidden Letter and Flight
Jack Stuart discovers Jill’s scathing letter and learns she has left with professor Frank Le Tarte. Nita Ravelle reveals the couple’s destination, Cleveland, prompting Jack to decide whether to pursue or let her go. The household reels from betrayal as the chase begins.
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Peter
Paul
Jill
Jack Stuart
Nita
Dad
Clara
Petter Justin
Till
Mike Sweeney
Stuart
le Tarte
Peter Justin
Frank le Tarte
Nita Ravelle
Cleveland
Jim Blake
la Tarte
Jim
Elliston
Pittsburgh
Mike
the Central
Comedian of Coffee Pot Is Worth While
A reflective column by O. O. McIntyre from New York on vaudeville and Broadway life. The piece lists entertainers and scenes from Broadway including Grace Moore and the Palace Theatre, notes the tough Monday matinee crowd, and ends with a personal remark about subway hat loss and a 1928 copyright.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Eaton
Pearl
Doris
Mary
Dudley
Grace Moore
Metropolitan
Fifth Avenue
Lindbergh
Gallipolis
Ohio
Carnegie Boys
Charles M. Schwab
Father Cashin
Paris
Hoboken
Astaires
Harriet Hector
Will Mahoney
Broadway
Ballyhoo
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Silly the Sloth and Scrapper the Kingbird Dialog
In a Burgess tale, Silly the Sloth is described as upside down and tree bound, with three toes on each foot and no teeth, living on tender leaves. Scrapper the Kingbird explains his strange habits and resilience while Bobby Coon questions his oddity. The animal’s calm life in trees contrasts with others’ expectations.
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Scrapper
Kingbird
Tree
Bobby Coon
Bobby
Boomer
T. W. Burgess
The Mystery of the Ages Divorce Testimony
A colored husband testifies in a divorce case claim his wife talks constantly driving him to madness. His lawyer asks for reasons for filing suit and the witness explains overwhelming agitation from nonstop chatter. The judge intervenes to ask what she talks about, receiving the reply that she never reveals the content.
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Natchelly
Exchange seat brings $24 500 on La Salle Street
Chicago stock exchange adopts new rules to make La Salle street the west financial center. First nonactive seat sales set a record at 24 500 dollars with Arthur Cutten and Walcott Blair among buyers. The reform aims to boost Chicago as a hub and attract major operators while expanding local credit access.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Exchange
la Salle Street
West
Arthur Cutten
Walcott Blair
Chicago Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Stock Exchange
C. T. Atkinson
Midwest
Cutten
New York
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Daniel B. Hayden
University of Chicago Medical School
Anne Morgan
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
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Miss Morgan
Frankfort
Germany
Auburn
N. Y
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Victor Vernon
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Hollywood
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