Amarillo Daily Globe Founded In 1924
The Amarillo Daily Globe began publication on February 20 1924 as a second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office under the March 1 1879 act. It is published evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning by Globe Publishing Company with various department telephone numbers and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Amarillo
Daily Globe
Texas
Lo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Press
Amarlio Subscriptions and Rates See Old Listing
Subscription rates listed for Amarillo by mail and Sunday editions. Three months cost 3.66, six months 8.90, one year 7.50. Mail order covers Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with monthly six month and yearly options. Sunday only rate is 1.50 per year.
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Amarillo
CARRL
Matl Mnaily
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Age of Young Men in Public Life and Business
Public affairs and great business affairs increasingly fall to younger adults with many leaders under 50. The article highlights Patrick E. Crowley as an exemplar, noting his rise from 14 as a messenger boy to general manager of the New York Central, illustrating a culture of early training, honesty, and persistent work.
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Patrick E. Crowley
New York Central
Pat” Crowley
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Crowley
Benjamin Franklin
Tactless Texan aphorisms from Amarillo
A collection of wry, patched sayings and humorous maxims from Amarillo residents. Topics range from pride and health to manners, religion, and weather, with sharp jabs at politics, society, and self image. The quips lampoon human foibles in a brisk, dated voice.
First American Newspaper Boston News Letter Began 220 Years Ago
This week marks the 220th anniversary of the Boston News Letter, the inaugural American newspaper. Early issues relied heavily on European reprints, with local items such as a sunset earthquake and thunder-like noises alongside notices on sailings, weather, local crimes, and sparse advertisements.
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America
Boston News- Letter
Saybrook
News-Letter
Boston
Beckwith Plumbing Co Repairing Gas Fitting
Beckwith Plumbing Co advertises gas fitting and repair services including stove connection garden hose repair and hydrant installation. Located at 700 Cleveland with phone 1541, offering services of any job size.
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Cleveland
Broad Range of Music Programs Across U S Cities
Radio schedules list performances, talks, and recitals from New York to Portland. Highlights include baritone George Leach and soprano Bronenkart in Omaha, Miss Missouri Society events in New York, and multiple city broadcasts featuring orchestras, choirs, organ recitals, and educational talks across stations WGY WOR WLS.
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New York
George A. Leach
Oo Bronenkart
Thornton Fisher
Maurice Brown
Mexola
Even
Lembers
Caldwin ‘Allen
Wade Bebttone
Idred Ros
Lyria
WIZ
William
Lynch
Olympic Fund
Madison Square
aAstor Grill Orchestra
A Day by Day Look at New York Society in 1924
A diary style column recounts a day in New York with meals, theater gossip, and portraits of local figures. It notes Chinatown mourning Chin Tong Way, Greenwich Village’s Barney Gallant, and the Essex Street “Duke” handling neighborhood disputes while reflecting on fame and laziness.
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Chin Tong
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Dovers Streets
Chin
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Dovers Street
New York
Barney Gallant
Greenwich Village
Chesterfield
Europe
South America
Mexico
Essex Street
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
There and Everywhere City Cleaners and Dyers
An Abilene firm advertises prompt service with insurance and bonds. Notable local notes include W Ewart Matthews, son of Rev Harlan Matthews, elected to a Yale English chair at age 23, effective September, and teaching at Missouri in summer. Several fishing reports from Amarillo and Canyon trip details are noted.
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F. M. Lefforge & Co
W. Browning
Abilene
Canyon
Amarillo
Washington Street
San Jacinto
W. Ewart Matthews
Harlan’j. Matthews
Plainview
Yale University
Matthews
University of
Remarkable Remarks Heard in Amarillo
Monday felt like the morning after a night of excess as a shopper described fatigue at the store. The speaker warned against sensationalism and urged restraint in business.
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Amarilio
Half Minute Interviews Highlight Amarillo Growth Prospects
Ernest O. Thompson notes over fifty brass bands will attend the Brownwood Chamber convention and urges delegates to join the Amarillo boosters. An Amarillo man argues gas advantages will attract industries and fuel cheaper power. Frosty Hammirick says Amarillo should attract more manufacturing and cites its fuel as a key draw for new plants.
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Ernest O. Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Brownwood
Amarillo
Frosty Hammirick
Texas
Texas Cities Plan to Spread Central Business Districts
In Texas the growth of multiple business centers aims to ease congestion in existing centers. Officials warn that without traffic management and building height limits the central district will become strangled, prompting decentralization to neighborhood business areas.
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Texas
Texas Committee On Public Service Information
Natural Gas Association to Meet in Cleveland on Gas Industry Problems
The nineteenth annual Natural Gas Association of America convention will gather in Cleveland from May 19 to 23 to discuss production, distribution, and conservation. Texas leads in consumption and delegates, with a strong Texas presence among officials and speakers.
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Natural Gas Association of American
Cleveland
Ohio
Texas
Louisiana
Hio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Arkansas
Kentucky
Texas Gas Men
Association
The Mission and The Fair Theatres Showcase Tonight
At the Mission theater a double bill features A Society Scandal with Gloria Swanson and Rod La Roque adapted by Paramount from Alfred Sutro's The Laughing Lady. At the Fair a three act stage play Why Wives Go Wrong appears tonight only. The Liberty presents The Mysterious Witness with Robert Gordon and Elinor Fair and the comedy So This Is Hamlet with Charlie Murray.
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Rod LaRoque
Paramount
Alfred Sutro
the Fair
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Liberty
Robert Gordon
Elinor Fair
Charlie Murray
Hamlet
Liberty Theater
Saturday Evening Post
Charley Murray
A Society Scandal Opens at Mission With Swanson
Amarillo theaters announce a two day run of A Society Scandal at the Mission starring Gloria Swanson and Rod LaRoque. Swanson returns to Amarillo for the first time since The Humming Bird with plans for strong audience turnout.
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Mission
Gloria Swanson
Rod LaRoque
Goria Swanson
Miss Swanson
Why Wives Go Wrong at the Fair theater tonight
At the Fair theater today only the three act play Why Wives Go Wrong features Miss Bee Harris in the lead with Vern Douglas and Bud Nairn in support. The cast is praised as equal to Amarillo's best in years and the show runs with a 1 46 curtain.
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Fair Theater
Amarillo
New York
Chicago
Miss Bee Harris
Vern Douglas
Bud Nairn
Ralph Thomas Kettering
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