Amarillo Globe and News Publication Details 1927
The Amarillo Globe and News issue from February 17 1927 lists publication details including founders editors and operating offices. It notes evening publication except Saturdays with Sunday morning edition in combination with the Amarillo Daily News and provides subscription rates for different periods and delivery methods. It also states Associated Press affiliation and office contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Associated Press
McCausland the Unyielding Civil War Hero Remains Defiant
A West Virginia obituary honors John McCausland, former Confederate cavalry general, noting his lifelong secessionist stance. It recalls his 1864 Chambersburg raid, postwar exile, and refusal to pledge allegiance, praising his unwavering resolve and linking him to Henley's poem about self mastery.
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West Virginia
United States
John McCausland
Confederate States of America
McCausland
Jeb Stuart
Nathan Forrest
Grant
Sherman
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Appomattox
Europe
America
Lee
Stanwall Jackson
Legalized Lewdness at White Plains Trial Sparks Debate
The Washington Star declines printing sordid details of a sensational case citing public decency and legal pressures. The paper argues the law enables pandering to perversion and urges reform to close the door on such stories.
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Browning
Court of Justice
The
Star
White Plains
New York
Mother of Texas Solon Is Dead
The Associated Press reports the death of Amanda Osburn, mother of Representative Mansfield of Texas, at her home in Wayne, West Virginia. The obituary notes her passing as a significant Texas political family loss.
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Texas
Solon
the Associated Press
Washington
Amanda Osburn
Mans
Field of Texas
Wayne, West Virginia
Blaze of Glory A College Man A Pretty Girl A Police Mystery
A Harvard bound football star pretends to be a chauffeur at the Cape Abbott estate to court Rose Abbott. Rose challenges him while his ruse unsettles the servants, sparking friction with Higgins the butler as he navigates class tension and romance at the summer house.
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Fred Macisaac
Abbott Grounds
Rose
Cap
Alden
Harvard Yard
Harvard
Hydeport
William Alden
Heiresess
Rose Abbott
Abbott
Jimmy Skunk Feasts and Becomes Farm Friend
Farmer Brown and his son invite Jimmy Skunk into the house for supper after observing his helpful nature. Jimmy accepts the invitation, marches politely through the kitchen, inspects the room, and forms a trusting bond with Mother Brown, confirming that skunks can be welcomed guests. The tale leads into A Surprise for Farmer Brown's Boy.
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Mother Brown
Farmer Brown
Jimmy Skunk
Jimmy
Brown
Lavoptik Eye Rejuvenates Readers Says Miss R Dibs
Quote from Miss R Dibs praising Lavoptik for easing tired eyes after teaching. Ad claims Lavoptik cools and strengthens eyes, stops pains and inflammation. Distributed by Post Office Drug Co located at 1 Taylor St.
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Lavoptik
Miss R. Dibs
Post Office Drug Co
Taylor St
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MAUL
Oklahoma
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John McCauslands
Henley
Washington Star
France
Goita Stop
George Washington
Ince
Washinton
Rochambeau
de Grasse
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Hamilton
Lafayette
W. E. Woodward
French Auvergne
Duc de Lauzun
Gass Bedtine
C.de To
By Thornton W. Burgess
Post Office
Wellsworth Tillyer
Hyden’s 7Th
Polk
EL Paso Bitulithic CO
Oliver Eakle
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