The Amarillo Globe masthead notice and history
The Amarillo Globe newspaper details its founding February 1924, second class matter status, and publication connection to Amarillo Daily News. It lists staff roles including Gene Howe as publisher, Wilbur C. Hawk as general manager, and notes Associated Press affiliation and contact information. It also outlines subscription rates and mail publication regions.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Foller
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Telephones News and Business Department
Uniform traffic rules touted to curb accidents nationwide
The Hoover National committee backs a model municipal traffic ordinance to standardize rules across cities. Advocates say uniform regulations ease enforcement, reduce traffic tie ups, and promote safer driving, potentially lowering the toll of injuries and deaths on crowded highways.
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Hoover National Committee On
Devl's Luck Mine Leads Tony and Mike Into Mystery
Jill and Tony chase adventure at a harvest festival when bandits abduct Jill. Jack Stuart rescues her and they wed, later having children. In the hills Tony and Mike uncover an old coal mine tunnel with electric lamps and a hidden still, hinting at danger and intrigue as Mike urges bold exploration.
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Jill Justin
Lambently Lovely
Lily
Tony
Jill
Jack Stuart
Jack
Justin
Stuart
Mary
Mike
Yahoo
Devil's Lodge
Silver Mine
Devil's Leap
Tony Justin
Anthony
Pittsburgh
Apotheosis of Scouting Lindbergh Hero to Youth
The Boy Scouts of Mexico bestowed Lindbergh with the highest insignia, hailing him as the epitome of scouting. He is called courageous, self-reliant, and a model for youth, inspiring Americans and people worldwide to aspire to higher ideals and service.
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Boy Scouts of
Mexico
Lindbergh
Unthinkable War With England Debate Urges Study
The article reflects on Admiral Plunkett's wartime remark and the widespread reaction that war with England is unthinkable. It argues for calm, unemotional study of international tensions to identify conflict possibilities and develop remedies rather than shouting absolutes.
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Admiral Plunkett
United States
England
EDUCATING PARENTS AT NC EDUCATION INSTITUTE
More than 600 attendees at the first North Carolina Institute on Parental Education heard speakers stress parents' responsibilities toward the child. The discussion noted a shift from focusing on the child's duties to ensuring parents fulfill their own duties to provide and guide the child.
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North Carolina Institute On
Toy Policeman for the Kiddies Captures New York Fancy
A column of brisk observations in New York from February 24 1928 features whimsical notes on police figures in parked cars, fashion, nightlife, and street life. It mentions Toy police figures priced at 300 dollars and 500 dollar train sets, cabaret tipping customs, and various city sights from Columbus Circle to Nassau Street.
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Mcintyre
New York
Queen Victoria
John J. Kiely
Sam Kingston
Ziegfeld
Hassard
Penrhyn Stanlaws
Hotel Des Artistes
Don Marquis
Ed Wynn
Emil Coleman
William Slavens McNutt
Columbus Circle
Subway
Fifth Avenue
Nassau Street
McNaught Syndicte, Inc
B C D Files Complaint In Rate Decision
The Industrial department of the Board of City Development filed a formal complaint with the railroad commission seeking reparations on carload shipments of plumbers lead goods from Joplin Missouri to Amarillo over the past two years. The action follows an interstate commerce commission decision granting lower rates from Joplin to Dallas for such products, prompting the Amarillo board to file.
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Industrial Department of the Board of City Development
Railroad Commission
Joplin
Missouri
Amarillo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dallas
Amarillo Board
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse Explores Hidden Hives
Whitefoot leaves his comfortable corner near Farmer Brown's orchard to explore beyond the old stonewall. He spots beehives and, despite a lurking Spooky the Screech Owl, dares to probe a hive entrance and samples a bee before pondering Whitefoot's Discovery and what comes next.
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Whitefoot the
Wood Mouse
Farmer Brown
Whitefoot
Green Forest
Spooky
Laughing Around the World With Irvin S Cobb
The column recalls linguistic mix ups across cultures and eras. It cites tales of misinterpretation from a Nevada Piute interpreter to Mexican revolutions and a Torreon Chinese colony, ending with a court scene explaining how far the crow flies.
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Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndicate
TS Se
Reed Faces Fatigue On Western Campaign Swing
Senator James A. Reed toured the West campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination. He addressed the Denver chamber of commerce and spoke to 6,000 at a mass meeting, criticizing Harding and Coolidge as he traveled through Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas.
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United Press
Denver
James A. Reed
Reed
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Harding
Coolidge
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BY Mail
New Mexico
the Globe
Ethel
Clifford Webb
Tony Boy
Pardner
Pal
Betsy
Jane
Mike Duff
Pheacr
Devil
Paris
Allie Coop
Earle Earle-Earle
Jenny Blogg
Gus McSwatt
al Ap
Tower OF Babel
Nevada
Torreon
Cutor
Senator Reed
Wichita Falls
Texas Bankers Association
William McCraw
North Texas and Southern Oklahoma Peace Officers Association
McCraw
Stanton
Resolution
Benquet
Wichi
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