Disgraceful truth about our aircraft readiness exposed
The article accuses General Hines of army incompetence and secrecy in air defense, praising Brigadier General Mitchell for truth telling, and questions President Coolidge and Secretary Weeks about national safety. It contrasts defense neglect with immigration comments about Italian workers and national prosperity.
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Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
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Europe
Heloise
Abelard
Paris
Canon Fulbert
Old Uncle
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Weather outlook with mild temperatures in Amarillo
Tonight and Saturday bring partly cloudy to cloudy skies with moderate temperatures. The day’s high reached 69 degrees and the low 41 degrees, a year ago the extremes were 6 and 21. The Coffee Shop at the Amarillo egg is famous for food.
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Globe First Year Triumph for Amarillo Daily
The Amarillo Globe marks one year since its launch by editor Gene Howe and staff. Despite initial hiccups, the paper reports growth, heavy investment in telegraph and editorial departments, and a strong payroll with long-time Amarillo residents. Gene Howe also controls the Atchison Globe, founded by his father R W Howe, as part of a regional newspaper group. The Globe lists its editorial team and staff across departments.
Ferguson Denounces Moody Stance Over Impeachment Talk
In Austin on February 20 James E Ferguson condemned Attorney General Dan Moody for opposing his claim that a second impeachment court would be legal. Moody disputed Ferguson’s quotation, stating he said the court would have as much logic as the amnesty bill. Public exchanges appeared in newspapers with apologies and clarifications from both sides.
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Associated Press
Austin
James E. Ferguson
Dan Moody
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Senate
Vocal Solos Highlight Amarillo American Business Club Meeting
Jack Clerk and Mike Hollander sang solos with Miss Irene Storey on piano at the Amarillo hotel mid day session of the American Business club. Roy Greenhill urged members to back the American Legion drive. Lyons Film and Production photographed the group for the Mission afterward.
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Jack Clerk
Mike Hollander
Irene Storey
American Business Club
Amarillo Hotel
Roy Greenhill
American Legion
Lyons Film and Production Company
Life saved by a shoestring during a window fall
In Baltimore on February 20 Anita Danzie narrowly escaped tragedy when a new shoestring caught and halted her fall from a second floor window. Chauffeur Gregory Jakkovich raced up and grabbed the child as rusty staples failed, saving her life.
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Baltimore
Anita Danzie
Anita
Gregory Jakkovich
Appreciation Note From Panhandle Steam Laundry Co
The Panhandle Steam Laundry Co signs a cordial anniversary message to the Amarillo Globe Publishing Co on its first birthday, praising the publication and Amarillo’s growth and wishing many prosperous years ahead. Signed by George Lindsay, Secretary Marshal.
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Panhandle Steam Laundry Co
George Lindsay
Secy-Mar
The Globe’s First Year and Its Civic Mission
The Amarillo Globe marks its one year anniversary pledging service over profit. Editor Gene Howe asserts the paper will support a greater city, uphold moral citizenship, and publish clean news while seeking reader trust and community betterment.
Wild Guineas Considered for Panhandle Sport Near Amarillo
Wild guineas may be released in the Panhandle near Amarillo as Texas fish and game commissioner Turner Hubby reports. He plans experiments importing West Indian guineas for sport and proliferation, alongside pheasants already being released nearby.
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Turner Hubby
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West Indies
Globe hosts Canyon Amarillo birthday party cooperation urged
Citizens of Amarillo and Canyon attend a joint luncheon in Canyon backed by The Globe and the Amarillo Real Estate board and Canyon Chamber of Commerce. The event featured talks on helping West Texas State Teachers college and Panhandle students, with more than $200 raised and a $100 donation from Toney Chisum.
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Canyon Chamber of Commerce
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Toney Chisum
T. C. Thompson
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D. A. Shirley
Clyde W. Warwick
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J.D Gamble
Tol Wore
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O V. Vernon
W E. GoodJoe
Marvin McCullough
Henry A. Ansley
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Globe Sets City Carrier Service Mark
The Amarillo Globe reports its first anniversary with the largest city and country circulation for any Amarillo newspaper. It delivers about 1,100 papers in Amarillo and hundreds more in Canyon Hereford Panhandle White Deer Pampa and Claude with nearly seventy on one Claude route. Paid circulation nears 6500 and may exceed 7000 by fall as the paper expands suburban and rural routes and plans to join an auditing agency to verify circulation.
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Years Bring Wonderful Changes To Canyon College
Canyon, Tex Feb 20 Fifteen years have passed since West Texas State Teachers College began. The first session had 225 students while current enrollment reaches 1790 including correspondence and extension groups. College rank students total 682, up 24 percent from last year. Southland waite Insurance Co E A Bradley general agent Ama No hotel
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Tex
West Texas State Teachers College
Southland Waite Insurance Co
E. A. Bradley
Ama “No Hotel
Says Report of Death Greatly Exaggerated
Beaumont Texas February 20. Frank Raley denied dead after a report he was shot at Batson Wednesday night. He appeared alive downtown next morning and had to prove he was still living. A hoax call to a local newspaper sparked the death rumor. If it's pictures you want to vee to the Mission.
Coolidge Faces Shortage of Erasers in Economy Move
President Coolidge, in a light moment, requested a new knife eraser but was told none were available and no funds were authorized. He accepted the old tool and continued his work, illustrating the impact of austerity on the White House staff.
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Washington
Coolidge
Mission Wedding at the Mission Theater Next Wednesday
The Rev Cal C Wright of St Pauls Methodist will marry a couple on the Mission Theater stage next Wednesday night. Ross Rogers Mission manager and a Globe representative visited the pastor who consented to officiate. The couple will receive gifts totaling over 200 from Amarillo merchants. Watch Sundays Globe for a detailed notice of the Mission wedding party.
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Cal. C. Wright
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Mission Theater
Ross Rogers
Mission
Globe
Wright
Amarillo
Fifty Miners Trapped After Blast at Sullivan Mine
A blast trapped fifty miners at the City Coal company mine near Sullivan Indiana. By 3 PM two unidentified dead were recovered and three men were rescued with serious injuries.
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Sullivan
Ind
City Coal Company
Here
First Horse Theft Case in Thirteen Years Opens Here
The first horse theft case in thirteen years opened in district court. Fred Star, formerly of South Dakota, pleaded not guilty to horse theft. The allegedly stolen horse came from Harding's ranch in Palo Duro canyon and was moved across the county line on February 5. A 6:30 p.m. start was set for testimony with six witnesses expected.
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Fred Star
South Dacota
Henry Bishop
Star
Harding
Palo Duro Canyon
Mitchell Holds To Same Contention
Washington February 26 Brigadier General Mitchell assistant army air service is of the opinion the facts about the bombing test that sank the hull of the incomplete battleship Washington should be public to prevent misleading the public that big ships cannot be sunk. He spoke before the house aircraft committee noting the test off the Virginia Capes.
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Toda
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Tom Terry
Clarence Martin
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Roy Roberts
Dorothy Green
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