Amarillo Daily Globe Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Daily Globe, founded February 20 1924, published evenings and Sundays from 110 East Fifth Street. Rates listed include one week 15, one month 50 cents, three months 1.95, six months 3.96, and one year 7.50 for daily and Sunday editions in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Daily Globe
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
BY Mail Daily
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Amarillo to Shine on National Music Map with Panhandle Festival
Amarillo residents are set to host the Panhandle Music Festival starting tomorrow in the Municipal auditorium. The five day event features Galli Curci and Tito Schipa, alongside local soloists and ensembles, promising a national spotlight for the city and Texas music culture.
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Amarillo
Galli Curci
Tito Schipa
Chicago Opera Company
Caruso
Texas Music
Amarillo Urged to Plan for Oil and Agriculture Growth
The editorial urges Amarillo to balance future prosperity between oil and agriculture. It argues oil will drive early growth while diversified agricultural development will sustain the city once oil fades, calling on the Panhandle to pursue a steady agricultural program alongside oil interests and business leadership.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Board of City Development
Greece Becomes Recognized by U S and Belgium
WIRE FLASHES Athens reports the American charge d affaires recognizes the new republic of Greece in writing while the Belgian minister follows suit. In Houston John H Patrick pleads guilty to two counts of possessing forging and selling counterfeit U S government obligations. In Texas Governor Neff adds speaking dates for Fort Worth and Austin. Eight people bitten by a mad dog in Pittsburg Texas seek rabies treatment at the State Pasteur Institute.
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Athens
Houston
Tex
John H. Patrick
United States
Austin
Pittsburg
State Pasteur Institute
The Tactless Texan Says Quips on Marriage Work and Courage
A collection of quips and aphorisms on marriage, progress, and human folly. Observations touch on fewers of lovers, town politics, manners, and the quirks of daily life with humor and a practical outlook.
Plain Ordinary Business Man in Modern Life Drama
A voice urges the plain ordinary business man to see himself as the era’s central figure. It defends labor, family, philanthropy, and industry against art worship, praising the work of workers, engineers, and entrepreneurs who shape cities, tools, and culture through daily service.
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Sune
Gurglejeff School of Rythmic Expression
Chicago
Father
Mother
Paul
Sue
Signor
Gulph Gluphzuho
Midas
Aladdin
Jason
Ulysses
Hercules
Lucifer
Joseph Hoffman
Rhythm Institute
Symphony
Woolworth Tower
Pennel
Wall Street
Signor Glyph Gluphzuko
The Romance of Industry Prompted by Modern Life
A forceful call extols ordinary workers shaping civilization through hands on labor and invention. The message urges appreciation for practical skills, from pearl button work to silk reeling, shipping, and agricultural produce, contrasting with high art and urging individuals not to be sidelined.
Seven Men Recruited Here for Amy Service
Walter Freeman oversees an army recruiting drive in the Federal building enlisting seven men in the past week. James H. Peters of Lakeview Texas heads to Fort Bliss with the Second machine gun squad. Eloise E Webb of Avery Texas departs to Hawaii in the engineer service. Gordon B Miller of Shamrock Texas joins field artillery in Hawaii. Francis Lee of West Station Texas travels to Fort Bliss with the Second machine squad. Clarence A Poston of Tahoka Texas and Clarence I Seward of Stephensville Texas enlist for infantry in Hawaii. William B Chandler of Ruston Louisiana serves in the finance branch at El Paso.
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Tahoka
Tex
Clarence I. Seward
Stephensville
Hawaiii
William B. Chandler
Ruston
Louisiana
el Paso
Negro teachers face hearing on fraudulent exam practices
Six black teachers from Leon and Gregg counties appeared in a department of education hearing in Austin on complaints of fraudulent practices in examinations for teachers certificates. A decision on canceling their certificates was postponed.
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Austin
Tex
Leon
Gregg Counties
Department of Education
Local Notices Recap From Amarillo Area
Ralph Carroll Claude visited yesterday while H. H. Blackwell came from Groom on Saturday. Mrs. B. Clayton is ill at 706 Monroe. R. J. Grover reports a child with pneumonia in north Tyler. Mrs. P. GC. Johnson Hedley visits 2021 Taylor. City Cleaners and Dyers advertises Easter cleaning at 2866. Tip Bradford, Canyon teacher, was here yesterday. Ed Howe helped Boesen start in Panhandle era. Candy sale by Miss Reba Utterback class at First Christian and Fair theater. Travis Shaw of West Texas State Teachers’ College visited Canyon yesterday. Mrs. J. R. Leathers of Clarendon also in Amarillo yesterday.
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Ralph Carroll
Claude
H. H. Blackwell
Groom
Mrs. B. Clayton
Monroe Street
R. J. Grover
North
Tyler
P. GC. Johnson
Hedley
G. C. Elder
Taylor Street
City Cleaners and Dyers
Tip Bradford
State Teachers’ College
Canyon
B. E. Boesen
Sudan
Amarillo
Boesen
Daily Panhandle
Ed Howe
Mr. Boesen
Kansas
Reba Utterback
First Christian Church
Fair Theater
Dorothy Louis Russell
Betty Bivins
Elizabeth Jamison
Remarkable Remarks Heard in Amarillo
A collection of opinions on Amarillo’s development and reactions to a pipeline. Residents debate overbuilt downtown, empty stores, and community energy while calling for more garden planting and activity. The clip also mentions movie news in the Globe’s peach section.
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Amarillo
Today’s Globe
High Salaried Actors Face Bankruptcy And Vanity in New York
In New York on April 17 C O McIntyre reports that four high salaried actors have filed bankruptcy to escape heavy debts. Al Jolson is the top earner at about $5,000 weekly with royalties pushing yearly income over $500,000, while most actors are financially imprudent and poor at managing wealth. The piece notes Will Rogers and Fred Stone as thrifty, investigates a million dollar theatre plan, and recounts backstage anecdotes about Frisco and hotel secrecy. Copyright 1924 McNaught Syndicate Inc.
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New York
America
al Jolson
Jolson
Broadway
Will Rogers
Fred Stone
Rogers
American National Theatre
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Dalhart Couple Weds Prominent Local Pair
Dalhart April 19. W. Harts horn and Miss Allene Johnson were married at the bride's father's home. The couple were entertained at the De Soto hotel after the ceremony and left by motor for Amarillo then Wichita Falls to establish their home.
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Dalhart
CO. W. Hartshorn
Allene Johnson
J. N. Johnson
de Soto
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