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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe publishes in the evenings and Sunday mornings at 110 East Fifth, Amarillo Texas. The paper is issued by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company with Associated Press news dispatches credited as a source.
A 1925 Amarillo Times editorial argues killers with alleged intoxicated passion threaten law and order. It criticizes juries and calls for harsher punishment, citing a man who confessed to undue intimacy then killed his wife and her brother in a domestic tragedy.
Public records show deeds of trust, transfers, and releases in Amarillo and surrounding areas. Entries include mortgages, lot and block references, and sums like 1200, 2300, and 400 dollars. Individuals named include A L Anderson, J. P Works, and E S Burgess with multiple parcel details and party transfers.
In a small town a student recital by Emil Myers drew many parents and spouses including an bored old gentleman. O W. faced accusations of fake notes while townsfolk discussed drink issues and a later confession about liquor distribution. A separate item notes a Madrid business project costing 77 million with marble stairs and firefighting equipment and Japan's yearly lumber purchases exceeding 100 million dollars.
New York April 1 High School Newton Queens elects Arthur Waller a Negro athlete and debater as president over two white candidates. The heated race drew threats from Principal Cummings to call the police if disorders arose. Waller 1490 votes to 900 for opponents. He runs cross country track and chase teams and leads school paper advertising. His father is a retired minister.
Vague historical OCR fragment mentions a block, section, and plate references with terse names and locations. The legible items suggest a land or legal notice with parcel identifiers and adjoining entities. Names or dates are incomplete, leaving only scattered coordinates and section markers.
A columnist recalls a cross section of New York life through observations of residents, theaters, hotels, and street scenes. He notes affluent guests, dog friendly venues, and a bustling but solitary metropolitan crowd, ending with a vignette of a Sixth Avenue fruit store and theater district mysteries.
The page presents a 1935 crossword puzzle with clues and a solution, listing across and down hints for words like river or deer and notes on wordplay. It includes references to a copyright by Kang Features Syndicate and displays themed entries for a broad set of definitions and puns.
How to solve a diagram puzzle by following numbered word starts. Read horizontally or vertically until shaded stops. Compare synonyms to diagram spaces to fill words that interlock. Completed grid reveals tougher words.
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