Notable details of Amarillo Globe publication data
The piece lists founding date February 20 1924 and publishing affiliations including Globe-News Publishing Co with editor and general manager names. It notes office location 6th and Fillmore and describes Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for Amarillo and nearby states.
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the Fille
Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
Fillmore
Associated Press
Amarillo Texans Aim to Boost Publicity With Western League Entry
Amarillo launches a broad advertising campaign as its Amarillo Texans join the Western baseball league. The city and Panhandle gain nation wide visibility from being the only Texas club in the league, boosting publicity for the community. Public support will determine whether Amarillo remains in the Western league and sustains the park, payrolls, and franchise.
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Amarillo
Texas
Panhandle
Amarillo Real Estate Board Hires Zoning Expert Bassett
The Amarillo Real Estate Board will bring in national zoning expert Howard M. Bassett to Amarillo in June to study city development and submit recommendations. The board says Amarillo growth calls for a planned zoning plan to separate residential areas from industry, ensure connected streets, and establish safe building codes. Public cooperation is urged to support a long-needed zoning framework.
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Amarillo
My Favorite Stories by Carolyn Wells
A tale of an engagement ring with a Latin motto that misleads a fiancée. She pretends understanding, hides her ignorance, and a careful translation reveals the phrase Faithful to the last. The fiancé ends the engagement amid shock and sorrow. Mining operations call for 240000000 cubic feet of lumber every year.
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Carolyn Wells
George
River Trade Grows as Cotton Shipping Surges
Government barges on the Mississippi and Warrior River lines moved an average 43,105 bales of cotton per month from September 1, 1926 to February 23, 1927, nearly triple the 16,034 bales per month in the same period a year earlier, according to Inland Waterways Corp. chairman Major-Gen. T. Q. Ashburn.
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International News Service
Washington
Mississippi and
Warrior River
T. Q. Ashburn
Inland Waterways Corporation
Judge W E Gee Weds Winona Glass Fort Worth to Amarillo
Judge W F Gee and Miss Winona Glass wed last Tuesday in Waco and arrived in Amarillo this morning. The couple now reside at 1408 Madison Street. Gee has been named to the One Hundred and Eighth district bench. Forest fires in 1928 burned twenty nine million acres and cost a hundred thousand dollars daily.
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W. F. Gee
Madison Street
Judge Gee
Winona Glass
Waco
Fort Worth
Amarillo
One Hundred and Eighth Judicial District Court
The Unwilling Adventuress On The Riviera Train
Doris and Hartley travel toward Paris after Cannes goodbyes as Doris clings to a dream of settled life with a husband and home. A sudden letter reveals a fatal shock when Doris learns her Cousin Henry is dead, ending their escape into uncertainty.
Downy the Woodpecker Solves a Nest Egg Mystery
In a Burgress bedtime tale Downy and Mrs Downy face the theft of their eggs. The mystery unfolds as neighbors Whitefoot the Wood Mouse and chatter about possible culprits are considered, revealing the thief’s view on taking food.
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Downy
Mrs. Downy
Harry the Woodpecker
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Whitefoot
Egg Thief Revealed By Lizard Core
Downy spots red lizard Skink with egg shell fragment in beak near sunlit lot. He accuses Skink of stealing eggs, but the reptile vanishes before proof. The scene hints at a forthcoming tale titled The Blue Worm.
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Winteroot
Downy
Skink
Lizard
Downy Knen
T. W. Turces
Filibuster memories and diplomatic jabs in 1858 and today
A Washington column recalls an 1858 Senate filibuster with Senator Clark dining on tea and a huge sandwich. It contrasts that anecdote with Ambassador Claudel’s cautious credentials and notes rising Nicaraguan expert rivalries among Congress members, who tour Caribbean nations for foreign policy impressions.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Senate
Clark
Green
Nicaragua
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Bingham
Caribbean
Haiti
Cuba
Panama
Costa Rica
Porto Rica
Mexico
Doris Reads Letter at Sidewalk Cafe in Paris
Doris struggles to read a letter arriving after an appeal to her cousin Henry Fielding. Hartley leads her to a sidewalk cafe on a Paris boulevard at twilight where he orders iced coffee and watches her reactions as she contemplates the message.
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Doris
Lamb
Young Hartley
New York
Henry
The
American Express
Europe
Hartley
Paris
Henry Fielding
Camilla
Doris Learns She Is Wealthy and in Paris
Doris reveals a lawyer’s letter shows she has inherited a substantial sum from Cousin Henry Fielding on condition she stays in Paris to pursue opera. She confesses she has no desire to sing, while Hartley grapples with jealousy, Camilla, and the truth about Henry’s faithfulness as Doris prepares to collect the money and depart.
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Camilla
Doris
Hartley
Henry
Paris
New York
Seltzer
Henry Fielding
Tartley
Election follies and odd notes from a busy day
A mixed bag of light commentary covers Chicago voting quirks delays and crowd troubles plus a few jokes about lecturers editors and a booming economy. The piece ends with remarks on baggage handlers and soil care amid a 1927 NEA Service roundup.
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Baggagemen
NEA Service, Inc
Longevity Trend: Royal Astronomers Live Longer Than Clergymen
New statistics show royal astronomers average 75 and a half years, outlasting British clergymen. Longevity seems linked to outdoor life, with records tracing from John Flamsteed to Sir William Christie who died in 1910.
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London
Britain
Astronomers Royal
John Flamsteed
William Christie
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