Amarillo Globe News publishing details and rates
The Amarillo Globe News is a daily evening newspaper published with the Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. It lists publishers and staff, including Gene Howe and Wilbur C. Hawk, and provides subscription rates for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It notes AP news usage and office details at 6th and Filmore.
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Rille
Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th
Filmore
Anna
Amarillo Poised for Big Air Travel Role
Local flyers predict Amarillo will become a major air hub as at least three transport companies plan routes through the city. Amarillo will host Denver to New Orleans, Wichita to El Paso, and Travel Air Service will run Los Angeles to Chicago with Amarillo and Albuquerque as the only stops between Oklahoma City and the coast. Start dates target within sixty days as airlines shift to business framing and a Panhandle route lowers Rockies storm risk. Citizens urged to back the airport push.
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Amarillo
Denver
New Orleans
Wichita
el Paso
Travel Air Service Corporation
Kansas
Los Angeles
Chicago
Dismissal of Bank Robbery Case Appeals for Fair Trial
In Knox county the dismissal of Glenn L. Bruner Kansas City attorney in a bank robbery case underscores the need for a fair trial before conviction. The district attorney and grand jury previously exonerated Bruner and issued an open letter stating no evidence supported the charges.
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Knox County
Glenn L. Bruner
Kansas City
Bruner
Amarillo
Foreign trade to cure unemployment
A column argues against machine envy and notes that renewed trade expansion offers the path to absorb displaced workers. It cites Secretary of Labor Davis on rising efficiency and 1919 benchmarks, then asserts foreign markets can offset surplus production as prosperity hinges on expanding export demand.
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Journal of Wall Street
Davis
Department of Commerce
Nicaragua's Next Hope General McCoy to supervise 1928 election
Brigadier General Frank R. McCoy sails to Nicaragua to oversee the 1928 vote under Coolidge guarantee. A former Rainbow division commander with wide foreign service experience, he also led Red Cross relief after the Japanese quake and served on international missions. If order and peace are to come, McCoy is deemed an ideal choice.
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Frank R. M’coy
Nicaragua
Coolidge
McCoy
France
Philippines
Datto Ali
Mr. Taft
South America
Central America
Mexico
Red Cross
Harbord
Armenia
General McCoy
General Pershing
Tacna-Arica
Sonia and Don Save Sonia in Marin County Mystery
Sonia Marsh grows torn between Franklin Crane and Don Stillwater after a car wreck sparks marriage to Crane. Henderson dies, Crane hides murder, Sonia fears a murderer’s child, considers suicide, but Don saves her life as she clings to him in the hospital.
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Sonia Marsh
Franklin Crane
San Francisco
Walter Henderson
Berkeley
Don Stillwater
Crane
Don
Berlin
Sonia
Stockton
Henderson
Bay
Marin County
Sam Marsh
Jed Thomas
Barbs Lindbergh Becomes Chicago Police Officer
Barbs Lindbergh has been named a policeman in Chicago. The piece notes pride in local law enforcement and comments on the city’s gritty reputation, contrasting it with evolving national topics including Farm Bureau forecasts and political delay by President Coolidge.
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Lindbergh
Chicago
Dallas Ace Still Eligible for 250 Hour Hong Kong Flight Prize
Captain William P. Erwin of Dallas remains in contention for a $25,000 prize if he continues from Hong Kong to complete the world hop. Colonel William E. Easterwood offered the side bet, requiring a stop in Honolulu and Tokyo and a 250 hour total. The original purse remains open to other entrants, with funds not handled by the Aero nautical association.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Beaumont
California
William P. Erwin
Hong Kong
China
William E. Easterwood
Easterwood
Erwin
Manila Bill Aims to Curb False Statements in Press
President Bienvenido A. Tan presents a bill to stop false statements in print and writing. It would ban knowingly false statements unless retracted within 24 hours of publication, with penalties of two to six months in prison. Tan cites recent city controversies and harm to officials and businesspeople.
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Manila
Bienvenido A. Tan
Municipal Board
Tan
Farmer Brown's Boy Turns Curious In Old Pasture
Farmer Brown's Boy heads toward the Old Pasture to pick blueberries and notices noise from Blacky the Crow Sammy Jay and Ol Mistah Buzzard. He moves quietly, watches from a windward approach, and senses danger near Buster Bear's cub, anticipating a nearby encounter.
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Farmer Brown
Ol’ Mistah Buzzard
Blacky the Crow
Sammy Jay
Mistah Buzzard
Buster Bear
T. W. Burgess
Summer time harms children by shortening sleep
London doctor Dr W E Porter argues that extra evening light in summer reduces sleep for many children, leading to undernourished, listless youngsters. He cites crowded homes and late amusements as factors and warns it may raise future neurasthenia and nervous complaints.
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United Press
London
W. E. Porter
Wood Green
Bracelet Reward Case Reveals Romance Link
A London newspaper advert offered a reward for a bracelet of diamonds and emeralds as romance surfaced behind the notice by Lady Edward Spencer Churchill. She recalls her husband’s deep devotion to science and a will directing the sale of his microscope and use of the proceeds for a new purchase.
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London
Edward Spencer Churchill
Edward
England
The Diet That Went Off Schedule
A woman tries endless strict regimens to lose weight then discovers a promised plan while secretly snacking on chocolate marshmallows. She explains she may eat one daily but jokes about saving to seven for a future date. A friend points out she has eaten far more than seven already.
Personal Jewelry Design Commemorates Daughters’ Names
A widow describes a bracelet she commissioned after her husband’s death in 191L. The piece was made to her own design and features stones representing her daughters Ruby and Beryl, with Ruby identified as Lady Cowdray and Beryl as the Hon. Mrs. Benjamin Bathurst.
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Ruby
Beryl
Lady Cowdray
Benjamin Bathurst
Tombstone Show Opens On Federal Park Near Capitol
In Washington tourists are drawn to an Art and Design Show by the Memorial Craftsmen of America near the Capitol. The display features tombstones and monuments in a large sand blast carving exhibit, mixing retail designs with public interest and political backdrop.
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Rodney
Dutcher
Washington
Senate
Capitol
Memorial Craftsmen of America
Washington Monument
Congressional Library
Lincoln Memorial
Gaz
de Luxe
la Vigne
Federal Park System
Dawes
Nicolas Longworth
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