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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1927
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe announces its publishing details with editor and manager names and notes association with the Amarillo Daily News. It lists subscription rates and mail options for daily and Sunday editions, covering Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
The Amarillo boom has seen seven six story or taller buildings rise since 1926. Hotels Herring Amarillo Capitol Rule Oliver-Eakle and Medical and Professional buildings anchor the skyline. The Davidson hotel is under construction and the Santa Fe building will start soon, with more towers possible.
St. Anthony's in Amarillo praises local Catholics for advancing a new hospital addition described as a proud, handsome, and useful center for the Panhandle Plains. The piece notes Amarillo as bishopric see and hints at future cathedral plans, but priority is the hospital project and mercy institution.
President Coolidge argues that Senate ratification of a Briand proposal cannot override Congress power to declare war. He supports amicable understandings among great powers but warns treaties must respect constitutional authority and urges careful, legal steps toward an expanded anti war framework.
Dr. Arthur S. Pease newly elected president of Amherst College urges education to balance intellectual growth with moral culture. He says high character shapes pupils, enriching life and community work beyond mere specialization, warning that intellect alone breeds conceit and selfishness.
Howard Warrington helps the unhappy Bayne household after uncovering the family’s secret. Holly confesses distress over an engagement to Furness Brooks as Mrs Bayne pressures social survival. A telegram foreshadows Tom Bayne’s pardon while a hidden bond stash hints at a bank scandal.
Diary style vignette set in New York sketches daily life from December 12. A wander through Central Park and the Jefferson Market area leads into social circles, a housing development plan, and a family/personal drama involving Holly Cox amid a bond dispute and district attorney visit.
In a Burgess tale, Reddy Fox plots revenge after Terror the Goshawk steals a chicken. A close shot forces Terror to flee and gives Reddy a chance to claim the meal, while Farmer Brown’s Boy remains unaware. The scene sets up the next tale, Mr. and Mrs. Grouse Talk Things Over.
The tale centers on Mansfield the actor demanding real props to match his craft. He insists on authentic tea wine and dinner dishes on stage, arguing that only real items can convey true atmosphere and enable him to inhabit his role fully.
Col. B. R. Pearson brings a 700 pound mountain lion from Sierra Nevadas of Mexico to Washington in a truck via the Santa Fe trail. The famed scout known as Idaho Bill roped the animal with two companions and will present it to the national zoo around December 10.
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