Amarillo Globe front matter and subscription rates listing
The Amarillo Globe issue header notes publication details with editors and printer names. It lists subscription rates for Amarillo by carrier and mail, including daily and Sunday editions and regional rates for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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A Tribute to Lee Bivins in Dallas Amarillo Talk
A Dallas banker praises Lee Bivins as a national leader while Amarillo business figures reflect on Dallas politics. The exchanges touch on city pride, projects, and the contrast between Dallas and Amarillo governance. The dialogue highlights admiration for Bivins and the value of strong leadership.
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Lee Bivins
Amarillo
United States
Santa Fe
Oak Cliff
Baker and Adolphus Hotels
Highland Park
Amaarillo
The Plains Capital News Elevates John Moore as Associate Editor
The Plains Capital News announces the appointment of John Moore as associate editor. Moore, formerly railroad editor of The Globe, brings deep knowledge of railroading and a broad network of friends to the labor publication. The Globe extends good wishes to both parties.
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Plains Capital News
Amarillo Central Labor Union and Building Trades Council
Amarillo
Capital News
John Moore
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The Airplane's Future Soars on Endurance Feats
Clarence Chamberlain and Bert Acosta set historic endurance records in flight demonstrating airplane potential. The stunt showcased practical value by proving safer, more reliable air travel ahead and the likelihood of air travel becoming as routine as driving.
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Clarence Chamberlain
Bert Acosta
Pink silk undergarments for American men draw mixed views
In a lighthearted critique readers are reminded that silky women’s wear now targets men across the nation. The piece suggests the sight of an average man in such clothing appears comical despite there being no logical obstacle to male silk underwear.
Paris Affair Tests Doris as Hartley Plans Escape
Doris navigates a complex social tangle in Paris where Count Romeo, Camilla, and Hartley press for truth. Hartley confronts past ties, vows departure, yet remains drawn to Doris as she focuses on an opera debut and a rising career.
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Jack Hartley
Mrs. Fielding
Camilla
Paris
Doris
Hartley
Romeo
Ivanoff
Riviera
Cannes
Elsie
Henry
Camilla and
New York
Mademoiselle
Count Romeo
Al Smith Gains Strength in Democratic Race
Washington dispatch reports Governor Al Smith gaining strength within the Democratic Party though not yet nominated. A national issue push links him to hydro electric policy as delegates weigh Smith versus McAdoo, with regional dynamics and the East, South, and West shaping potential coalitions.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Democratic Party
John W. Davis
Smith
New York
Alton B. Parker
Bryan
Wilson
McAdoo
Illinois
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Parker
Cox
Davis
East
Meadoo
LaFollette
LaFollette-Wheeler
Peter and Longley Show Hunters Who Fish
In a Burgess tale, Peter and Redwing note Longley the snipe hunts mice as well as fish. The meadow scene shifts to Rattles the Kingfisher heading toward the Smiling Pool as readers glimpse future escapades.
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Redwing
Lonlegs
Longley
Longlegs
Rattles the Kingfisher
T. W. Burgess
My Favorite Stories by Carolyn Wells
Old Moses, chief hired man on Farmer Girton's poultry farm, resents being private secretary to hens as new methods bring prosperity and strict records. The tale recalls changing times and the quirky clash of man and machine within a traditional farm.
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Mose
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Easter customs and oddities across nations and politics
A column riffs on Easter traditions in various countries, noting Sweden's egg eating for strength and customs about sunrise, plus remarks on Coolidge, Democrats, a pastor resigning over church supper, and a humorous take on news timing and Cantonese bullishness.
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Sweden
Whistler Connection Highlighted In Curious Escapade
A woman recalls etchings and hints Whistler influenced them. She agrees to an escort's proposal, leaving a restaurant with him. Hartley watches them depart in fury. To Be Continued.
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Whistler
Hartley
Methodist Board Receives $1 Million Gift for Missions
A anonymous donor has given $1,000,000 for distribution to seven Methodist boards on an annuity basis. Dr Mo, treasurer of the board of foreign missions, announced the gift, the largest ever to church boards, with $400,000 to the mission board as the largest single amount.
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New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Foreign Missions
Mission
Great War Ten Years Ago Today
The War Department blocks Roosevelt plan for a volunteer division to France as no individual effort toward raising volunteers will be approved. The French advance on the Aisne slows amid heavy counterattacks.
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War Department
Theodore Roosevelt
France
Aisne
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