Amarillo Globe begins 1928 with independent stance
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, publishes evenings except Saturdays and Sunday mornings with the Globe-News. It states its independent democratic stance and commitment to reporting the news impartially, aligned with what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
the Globe
Helium Plant Reality Nears in Amarillo
City officials confirm site securing and ground work for a major helium plant in Amarillo. Congress has appropriated 250000 with a possible 1,000,000 more, part of a four unit plan tied to Panhandle helium reserves and related federal ventures like an air base and a divisional flying squadron.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
The New Era of Business Government and Liberty
A mid twentieth century essay argues the old public spirit has faded. Senators praise businesslike statesmen over traditional politicians as America shifts from Lincoln era norms to a science and industry driven nation. Prosperity and mass production shape policy, with power moving toward banks and factories, signaling a dawning era of freedom and potential.
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Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Senator Ashurst
America
Lincoln
Washington
New York
Detroit
Schenectady Laboratories
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Babbitt
Runaways, stage dreams drive New York City girls away
More than 3000 girls and young women went missing in New York City last year. A Missing Persons Bureau chief cites stage aspirations and stern parenting as main causes. He warns parents face a tough balance between liberty and discipline. Trans Atlantic air mail plans spark pride and questions as Hoover notes 100 passenger dirigibles may debut next May with British firm. Cuba defined as land surrounded by troubled waters. Lindbergh remains wary and unconfined to a desk.
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New York City
Missing Persons Bureau
United States
Atlantic
Hoover
A Modern Story Of Love Set In West Virginia
Jill Justin, 20, and her younger brother Tony witness an automobile hold up near Elliston. Jack Stuart, owner of the roadster, regains control, saves Jill, and is invited to stay on as a glass factory superintendent. Jill and Jack’s romance faces secrets from Jack’s future father-in-law about Jill’s mother's separation, as a moonlit confession unfolds and love deepens.
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Jill Justin
Lily
Toney
Elliston
W. Va
Jill
Tony
Jack Stuart
Stuart
Peter Justin
Jack
Father Ryan
Peter
Father Pat
Wes
Mona
Jack Boy
Pat
Jove
Elliston Lovers Court Fate Across a Small Town
In Elliston a young couple's romance unfolds as Jack Stuart declares love to Jill and memories of past loves surface. The pair share music filled nights with Father Ryan, while plans for a future coupledom face practical strains and looming life choices. The tale blends affection with the town’s quieter dramas.
Modern Pepys Takes Wife Out To Dinner
Diary style narrative recounts a night out with wife and notable guests in New York. It notes editors under fifty leading magazines, a social scene with Rex Beach and Gloria Swanson, and a humorous tale of a philanderer and a telephone joke. It also covers Tenderloin ponies and alimony club shifts, ending with a couple planning a wedding and a $1500 stake as a sign of fortune.
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O. McIntyre
New York
Pepys
Rex Beach
George Ade
Rupert Hughes
Kathleen Norris
Edna Ferber
Wifh
John Willys
Gloria Swanson
Duchy of
Argyle
Ludlow Street
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Read in Tomorrow's Installment About Jack and Jill's Wedding
A brief excerpt notes a wedding involving Jack and Jill. The scene includes a restaurant dinner with a visiting guest and a talking interaction between Robby and Mr. Jones. The tone resembles a passing show format with light dialogue.
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Jack
Jill
Robby
Mr. Jones
Nanny Meets a Stranger Meadow Mouse Tale
Nanny trembles as digging sounds pierce the snow tunnel and a stranger emerges resembling Danny Meadow Mouse. She refuses to believe it is Danny, despite his voice and the familiar running pace, until recognition finally breaks through.
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Nanny Meadow Mouse
Nanny
Danny
Shadow the Weasel
Shadow
Danny Meadow
Penny
Roughley
Hawk
Danny Meadow Monee
Roughley the Hawk
T. W. Burgess
Laughing Around the World With IRVIN S. COBB right
A young boy, six or so, sits alone in Grand Central Terminal waiting room. Tears mark his cheeks as a sympathetic passerby consoles him after he laments that his mother lost him, with a sharp remark from the man who told the story.
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Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndicate
Grand Central Terminal
Constitution Fund Deepens Through School Children Aid
American schoolchildren have contributed nearly 500000 toward rebuilding the U S Frigate Constitution known as Old Ironsides. Navy officers head the fund and have sold over 1100000 reproductions of Gordon Grant’s painting, with souvenirs carved from ship wood and metal. The rebuilt vessel will measure 204 feet long 45.6 feet beam 2250 tons and launch a coast to coast tour open for public inspection in every port from Maine to Alaska and perhaps the Great Lakes.
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International News Service
Charleston Navy Yard
Hoston
United States
Constitution
Gordon Grant
Boston
Navy Yard
Atlantic
Maine
Florida
Texas
California
Alaska
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Seven Seas
West Indies
Berlin Jazz Hall Built by Bilte
Berlin reporters say Prussia edicts favor a new 6000 seat dancing hall near the state operas, promising bright entertainment but drawing criticism from artists who note scarce funds for real art while opera rehearsals suffer in a wooden hut in a park due to lack of space.
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Berlin
Prussia
Ministry of Finances
Number of statues and memorials around London’s Charing Cross
International News Service reports in The Outs door Monuments of London that 200 statues honor famous men and women within five miles of Charing Cross, with 250 memorial tablets nearby. Queen Victoria has four statues. Dickens lacks a statue but is marked by six brown plaques on houses he lived in.
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International News Service
London
Charing Cross
Times Square
Queen Victoria
Charles Dickens
Browary
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Buddie
His
Angus
Robert L. Dickey
Kelly
Cirrrorp
Jack Dear
Wiese
McCall's
H. N. Swanson
Alexander
Napoleon
Shelley
Tenderloin
Goddess of Luck
Old Mother Nature
Bilte
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