Amarillo Globe details publication origins and staff
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20, 1924 and entered as second class matter the same day. It published evenings except weekends in connection with The Amarillo Daily News. Gene Howe served as publisher and editor with Wilbur C. Hawk as general manager at 6262.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Weeds as a Serious National Problem Re examined
The Weed Control Committee reports weeds cost the nation about three billion dollars annually, far beyond mere nuisance status. State estimates range thirty to forty million per state, while federal study advances understanding of weed control’s economic impact and need for strict budgeting.
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Seed Council of North America
Federal Department of Agriculture
Courage and Recklessness by Glenn Frank
Essay argues courage rests on intelligent risk assessment not reckless bravado. It cites higher death tolls from accidents and stock plungers as evidence that reckless confidence harms society, urging a balance of clear thinking, prudent caution, and realistic optimism to lead the nation forward.
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Glenn Frank
United States
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
The Dancing Silhouette Guides a Windows Mystery
Detective Thorne pieces together clues from a torn advertisement page tied to Elsa Chase and the Kane case. He verifies Mrs. Lawrence’s alibi, maps connections to Dryden Sanatorium, and discovers a mysterious Dancing Silhouette poster as a potential key to locating Jack Winslow. Lambert the butler then drops a shocking confession about Winslow’s fate.
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Arnold Winslow
Kane
Elsa Chase
Jack
Winslow
G. Thorne
Thorne
Lucy
Mrs. Winslow
Lambert
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O’brien
Chicago
Dryden
Ben Lawrence
Dryden Sanitarium
Sara Holcombe
Sara Holcombe Kane
Mitchell
Eilis
Jim
Congressional Library
Miss Ellis
Young Winslow
D. Appleton & Co
Fancy Uppers and Street Life in a New York Column
New York columnist 0. C. McIntyre surveys upper Fifth Avenue sights from St Patrick churchyard to St Moritz, noting socialites, flappers, shopfronts, odor at night, and a cast of figures including Floyd Gibbons, Alec Waugh, Otto Kahn, and Rian James as a Brooklyn columnist.
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New York
St. Patrick’s Church Yard
Upper Fifth Avenue
Chevalier
St. Moritz Hotel
Floyd Gibbons
John Farrar
Burlington, Vt
Prunierer’s
George Grey Barnard
Baird Leonard
Amy Lowell
Alec Waugh
Otto Kahn
Sam Hellman
Central Park
Palm Beach
Riviera
The
Circle
Anarchy
James Hazen Hyde
Paris
How It Began orcl Sonics Sundays
Washington and the Cherry Tree How the Presidents Salary Began Why Dandelions are So Called Russ Murphy Globe readers invited to suggest origins for this series and customs to be illustrated in future installments
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Washington
Russ Murphy
Globe
Plan for Largest Southern Bank in New Orleans
The Canal Bank and Trust Company of New Orleans reveals plans to increase capital by more than 3 billion dollars and align with Chase National Bank of New York. Oliver C. Lucas of Chase would become president as the Canal Bank expands from a $6.75 million capital, $2.25 million surplus, and $2.001 million profits.
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Chase National Bank of
New York
Canal Bank and Trust Company of
Canal Bank
Oliver C. Lucas
Chase National Bank
Chase Bank
Husband of Circus Artist Breaks Down
Alfredo Codona husband of Lillian Leitzel the American trapeze artist who died after a fall during a performance was hospitalized with a nervous breakdown. He sobbed through his wife’s funeral at the crematorium and could not thank sympathizers before retiring to bed. He hopes to accompany her ashes to California for burial.
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Nam Ross
Mrs. Lawrence
Sara Holcombe Kane
Thorne
Ross
Paul Kane
Oaklands
Mr. Ross
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Denmark
Alfredo Codona
Lillian Leitzel
California
Crossword Puzzle Looks Easy But Isn’t
Puzzle provides clues for both across and vertical entries. Entries include figures such as nine for nine across and terms like blemish and mollusk. Readers fill in names, places, and common words to complete the grid in this compact word game page.
Peter and Jumper Seek Skunk Spruce and Danger
Peter Rabbit and his cousin Jumper the Hare trek along Laughing Brook in search of Skunk Spruce and Skunk Cabbage. They notice a Cedar and flee when Yowler the Bobcat springs from a brush pile, ending the tale with a warning cliffhanger.
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Jumper the Hare
Jimmy Skunk
Jumiper
Peter
Farmer Brown
Jumper
Laughing Brook
Bobcat
T. W. Burgess
Prowls in New York Eats and Escapes in Edgy Vignette
A columnist roams New York tasting odd dishes from a shrimp pineapple Chinese cafe to tamarind served by a cross-eyed Hindu male, smoked goose liver and gefilte fish, and dried herring from Scandinavia. He recalls a crooked cop in a photo, a Long Island estate stable tour, and Parisian fashions as he muses on change and memory.
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Scandinavia
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