Amarillo Globe News 1927 Aug 22 Evening Edition Header
The Amarillo Globe News 1927 edition delivers publication details and masthead information. The note lists editors publisher and circulation details, with Associated Press credit and contact lines.
Subway location debate in North Amarillo hinges on expert arbitration
North Amarillo property owners favor a fair, merit based decision on where to place the proposed subway under the railroad. Colonel C T Herring backs Buchanan street, argues for outside city planners and a three member expert committee to resolve the dispute and avoid further delays. He says a balanced decision by disinterested professionals could unite locals and speed construction.
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Amarillo
The
Globe
C. T. Herring
Colonel Herring
Buchanan Street
City Commission
Fillmore Street
Polk Street
Panhandle
Fillmore
Fillmore Pass
North Amarillo
The Chinese Chaos
A harsh editorial portrait of Shantung and China during civil strife. It laments internal factions, crossfire, and oppression as Kuomintang factions clash, with foreign exploitation, weak leadership, and a bleak outlook for peace amid famine and violence.
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China
Shantung
Kuomintang
Yangtze River
Moscow
Sonia Returns to Stockton After a Turbulent Love Triangle
Sonia Marsh seeks a fast life in San Francisco and falls for Franklin Crane while Walter Henderson and Don Stillwater pursue her. After a wreck, marriage to Don occurs then dissolves amid deceit. Henderson dies, Crane is charged and freed, and Sonia faces betrayal, suicide attempts, a dying baby, and a fateful return to Stockton with Don.
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Sonia Marsh
San Francisco
Franklin Crane
Walter Henderson
Berkeley
Don Stillwater
Sonia
Crane
Don
Berlin
Stockton
Henderson
Bay
Jed Thomas
Dr. Langdon
Hhem
Viewpoints and jests flow through 1927 notes
A collage of quips on Indians, osteopathy and golf, flickers of slang from Los Angeles, a station aborting an asylum broadcast, jazz optimism, a sun doom timer of 138 hours, and a wry line about debts as transoceanic flyers loom on the horizon.
Vengeance and rage amid antiforeign conflict described
A fragment depicts ongoing anti foreign fury with Chinese killings robbing and plundering as a red flame remains unresolved, lamenting the cycle of vengeance and the lack of agreement or solution until the flame dies.
Hall County Seeks Repeat Booth at Tri-State Fair
Hall County, a wealthy West Texas agricultural district, requests the same exhibit space as last year at the Tri-State exposition. George A. Sager, secretary of the Memphis chamber of commerce, sent the letter this morning. He said prospects for a strong exhibit are excellent and many requests for space indicate Hall County may lead the state in county exhibits.
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Hall County
West
Texas
George A. Sager
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Dairy Herd Figures For 190 Cows In Moultrie County Illinois
The Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports for the last year an average production of 6973 pounds of milk and 339 pounds of butterfat per cow among 190 cows in Moultrie County Illinois. Profit realized per cow amounted to 11.69 dollars.
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Moultrie County
Illinois
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Farmer Brown's Boy Freeing Bear Cub Sparks a Racket
Farmer Brown's Boy uses a tin pail and loud beating to distract Mother Bear and scare her from a cub caught between roots. The plan draws in Reddy Fox, Old Man Coyote, Blacky the Crow, and Sammy Jay as curious bystanders. The boy frees the cub while the neighbors react to the dramatic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Brown
Buster Bear
Mother Bear
Big Mother Bear
Mrs. Bear
Green Forest
Blacky the Crow
Sammy Jay
T. W. Burgess
My Favorite Stories by Carolyn Wells and Oddities
A collection of brief vignettes and notices including a vaudeville stunt tale about Rahman Rey’s Fakir and the Dusenberry couple, a cat charity bequest in Lydia Marriott’s will, and a Wheeling, West Virginia feature on Col. William Graham a mail carrier who has worked 38 years without a day off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahman Rey
Lydia Marriott
Hyson Green
England
Wheeling
W. Va
Willam Graham
Democratic Harmony Force Hopes Al Smith Withdraws
Washington reports rumors that Governor Al Smith may withdraw the Democratic presidential bid.Southern Democrats push for a clean slate, renouncing McAdoo while northern leaders align behind Smith. Two thirds rule could block a swift Smith victory, leaving many hopefuls and tense party balance ahead of the convention.
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Democratic Party
Harmony Force
AL Smith
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Hope
William G. McAdoo
South
Smith
Madison Square Garden
McAdoo
New York
South Dakota
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