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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1931
Page
4
The article notes a shift in European attitude as Europe seeks American economic leadership. It highlights praise for President Hoover and Mussolini’s radio remarks urging U S co operation to restore global prosperity and stability.
The United States moves to provide embassy offices and residences matching other nations. Rome sees a $1,000,000 purchase for Ambassador John W. Garrett inclining two properties with a park once owned by King Victor Emmanuel. The King initially blocked sale but later sold to the Fascist party, finalizing the embassy purchase.
An essay argues five natural dykes limit radicalism in the United States. Prosperity, pragmatism, immediacy, reforms, and imported movements curb extremism while authors urge planning for recovery and stabilization.
Elsa Chase, engaged to Jack Winslow, stays as guest at the Winslow home in Washington. Detective G. Thorne probes her past, Dr. Paul Kane dies by carbon monoxide while visiting. Jack vanishes after a putative quarrel. Coroner Penfield questions Elsa as the case unfolds amid a poker night and a looming murder mystery.
A New York writer twice quits then mails a page to his agent and lands an editor's demand for five more pieces. Anita Loos and Will Rogers also illustrate how chance strokes can launch famous works, while the piece cautions against telling others they cannot write.
The coroner questions Mrs Winslow at an inquest about a private telephone line to her gardener cottage and a call to Ferguson around midnight. Mrs Winslow denies calling and avoids confirming others in her bedroom, stating she stayed in her boudoir while her husband remained downstairs.
A notice invites readers to contribute ideas for the How It Began series. Russ Murphy of The Globe will illustrate the origins of customs and sayings, and readers may suggest topics for future installments.
In Sonora Texas an armed posse hunted a Negro suspect who yesterday noon seized a pistol from 18 year old Mrs Bill Horton in Sonora and forced her to cook. She suffered a slight injury in the scuffle. The search extends toward Ozona.
Will Rogers drew about 3000 fans in Ardmore to boost the dreath relief fund with 4500 dollars from the audience. Claremore native Rogers had previously raised 5000 dollars here and 21000 overall in Oklahoma, with Roy M. Johnson and other locals matching the total. He quips about keeping Lew Wentz and Governor Murray apart before heading to Lawton and Durant.
Funeral rites were set for this afternoon for Charles B. Jones 65 prominent Greenville banker and capitalist who died late yesterday at his home after a protracted illness He was vice president of the Greenville National Exchange Bank president of the Greenville Building Loan Association and a stockholder and director in most of the larger industries in Greenville in addition to having large real estate holdings
Elsa faces a dangerous moment as Penfield links Jack Winslow to chemistry and a fatal carbon monoxide incident. Penfield presses for Jack’s whereabouts, while Elsa, shaken, collapses but resolves to remain loyal to her lover in tomorrow's chapter.
Nimbleheels, a very small shy mouse with a long tail, wakes in Farmer Brown's kitchen. He proves agile, leaping ten to twelve feet as Mother Brown and Farmer Brown's Boy watch, while he escapes by jumping rather than running. The tale ends as Mother Brown vows to catch him.
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