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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1928

Page

6

Amarillo Globe masthead and subscription rates note

The Amarillo Globe establishes its publication details and subscription prices for different regions. It notes evenings publication except Saturday, Sunday morning edition, and its independent democratic stance. The text lists mail and carrier rates and postal information. The piece records filing details from 1924 and mentions the Globe-News Publishing Co. and contact locations.

Amarillo Globe Amarillo Texas Ander Amarillo Ee Globe-News Publishing Co 6Th and Ore

Panhandle scenery and Palo Duro canyon urged as national park

A geography writer is urged to visit Amarillo to witness Panhandle trees and lawns, then a call to protect Palo Duro canyon as a national park. The piece highlights the canyon’s size, Indian history, wildlife, geology, and the need for federal or state preservation to prevent future desecration.

Panhandle Texas Amarillo Polk Street Harrison Charles A. Fisk Wolflin Addition Country Club Polk, Harrison Fisk Place Landergin Masterson Garner Ware Place Palo Duro Canyon Grand Canyon Naoo Park Yosemite Park Mesa Verde National Park Palo Duro R. S. McKenzie Lone Wolf Charles Goodnight Old Home Ranch Colonel Goodnight Quanah Parker Cynthia Ann Parker Goodnight Pueblo Arizona

Exiled Mexican church head Archbishop Mora Y Del Rio dies

Archbishop Jose Mora Y Del Rio, exiled head of the Mexican Roman Catholic church, died in San Antonio at 74. He fled Mexico in 1927 and spent eight months in San Antonio, later moving to Havana. Relatives include a Guadalajara sister a Mexico City brother and cousin Bishop Genaro Mendez of Mexico City who is in San Antonio.

Associated Press San Antonio Tex Jose Mora Y del Rio Mexico Cuba Havana Guadalajara Mexico City Genaro Mendez

Hereford Breeders To Meet Tomorrow

The Panhandle Hereford Breeders association will hold a meeting at the Amarillo hotel tomorrow afternoon at 1 oclock. A successor to president C O Keiser, who died recently, will be named and other business will be transacted. Members and friends of the breed are invited to attend.

Panhandle Hereford Breeders’ Association Amarillo C. 0. Keiser

Two Electrocuted At Rockview Pen

BELLEFONTE Pa April 22 Marko Matakovich of Washington county and Robert Loftus of Philadelphia were electrocuted today at Rockview penitentiary Loftus was convicted of shooting Fora Terrell a negress during an altercation Matakovich was convicted of killing George Greich of Cokeburg Junction Washington county on March 26 1927 He testified he killed Greich to gain the affection of Mrs Greich

Associated Press Bellefonte Marko Matakovich Washington County Robert Loftus Philadelphia Rockview Penitentiary Loftus Fora Terrell Matakovich George Greich Cokeburg Junction

Solo Hop To Australia From LYMPHE Kent

Wing-Commander E. R. Manning began a solo flight from LYMPHE Kent to Sydney. He boarded a light aircraft echoing Bert Hinkler's craft and set a route via Marseilles Corsica Sardinia Tunis before continuing toward Australia.

Associated Press Lymphe Kent England Sydney Australia E. R. Manning Bert Hinkler Marseilles Corsica Sardinia Tunis

Best Girl in the Mack Mer rill Basement Romance

Eleven year old Mary Margaret Petheridge known as Maggie and a nineteen year old Joe share a secret retreat in a mattress-lined basement at the Mack mill. She guides him through hunger and makeshift meals while recounting diet lore from papers and ideals from the streets. Their bond grows amid poverty and flirtation as they navigate work, age, and imagined escape.

Mary Margaret Petheridge Johnson Lizabeth Maggie Mack-Merrill Joe Diggins Deepsweet Mattress Company Mack Smith Evening Papers Nathan Lissen Lincoln Gettysburg

Scrapper the Kingbird Explains Piggy the Peccary

Peter imagines jungle characters with Scrapper the Kingbird and learns Piggy the Peccary is a swift, fearless jungle pig. Scrapper notes Piggy’s noise, prowess through brush, and the jungle animals respect him unless found alone by predators like Puma or Jaguar.

Peter Rabbit Scrapper Kingbird Black Howler Peter Howler Farmer Brown Piggy Puma King Jaguar T. W. Burgess

Jumbo and Jimbo the elephants in fun charity sting

British journalist Alex Kenealy bought two baby elephants to parade at summer resorts to raise funds for the Mirror’s charity. Jimbo died and Kenealy advised the keeper to bury him after reflection. Jumbo’s health was fragile and the scheme drew publicity for the newspaper.

Alex. Kenealy United States London Daily Mirror Mirror Jumbo Kenealy Paris Jimbo

I Wouldn't Like Your Sister

A casual street encounter between Maggie Johnson and Joe unfolds in a store setting. They discuss family life, Maggie’s ambitions, her mother's criticisms, and Joe's skepticism of budget and system talk. The dialogue hints at social pressures and the fragility of small-town status.

Maggie Joe Liz Pop Maggie Johnson

Philip Strange and Madeleine Seymour Reunite for London Wedding

London date April 23. After an eight year separation begun during Who's Hooper at the Adelphi theater they have renewed their engagement. Philip Strange, formerly Grenadier Guards officer turned film star in America, will marry actress Madeleine Seymour in London before sailing back to America for movie work.

International News Service London America Madaleine Seymour Philip Strange Pola Negri England Miss Seymour Strange

Just KidS MOSH IS UP IN BED recovering from a

Reading from a damaged line, the note indicates a person named Mosh is up in bed recovering from an unknown condition. No further details or context are provided.

Mosh

Carter urges thinking and acting to avert great sorrows

A Carter emphasizes the power of thought and deliberate action to prevent deep misfortune, urging readers to adopt mindful choices to avoid hardship.

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