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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1931
Page
4
Publication notice for The Amarillo Globe dated February 20 1924 notes second class matter status and post office filing in Amarillo Texas. It lists editors publisher and manager and outlines AP affiliation and subscription rates for weekly monthly and combined news.
Amarillo unveils a six day event featuring the Black and Gold Musical Revue at the Municipal Auditorium and an auto show at the Fair Grounds alongside the stock show. The River Road paving project advances with federal approval, paving work in Potter County to begin after March contracts.
Glenn Frank argues that old liberalism rests on flawed assumptions. He critiques reliance on talk among interests, majority decision, and faith in representative government, urging a revision that accounts for psychology, mass influence, and governance failures.
Wichita Falls Chemical Co. in Wichita Falls with capital stock of 1,000 and incorporators Fred Densar William Mc Kennite Jr Orville S Carpenter. Corpus Christi Distributing Service Inc in Corpus Christi with capital stock 2,500 and incorporators R W Franklin L E Blankenbecker E A Kelly. Reliance Oil and Royalty Corporation in Tyler with capital stock 10,000 and incorporators A H Richardson W L Stephens J M Crowley.
Dr Paul Kane dies of carbon monoxide poisoning as Jack Winslow hides on a canal boat and Elsa Chase, his love interest, faces accusation and danger. Inspector Thorne exposes Ferguson as the conspirator and unravels the culprit through a hidden fire extinguisher and a forged crime scene.
In the lower hall Mrs Winslow encounters two men whispering. The taller man steps forward and Mrs Winslow recognizes Thorne. He demands a word while she insists on passing to see Miss Chase. Miss Kane arrives as Elsa’s door opens.
The Globe previews a reader interactive feature HOW IT BEGAN with daily prompts and a call for submissions. Ross Murphy invites readers to write about the origins of customs or sayings and promises to illustrate selected questions in the series.
In New York a number of white workers retain dignity despite poverty. An elderly Oxford-educated clerk, now penniless, shares his story of resilience with the author. He and others, from shoe clerks to waiters, endure hardship without complaint yet suffer malnutrition and hospital care.
Amarillo theatre pioneer Ben Golding reopens the Rex in San Jacinto with Blaze of Glory a three day all talking drama starring Betty Compson and Eddie Dowling. The play mixes war background humor melody and court room drama in a modern screen style, aiming to restart local cinema.
In Trenton New Jersey Feb 25 the solicitor for Mrs Hattie Evans argues that the execution law's masculine pronouns exclude women from the electric chair His point notes the law uses he him and his but not she her or hers Mrs Evans is condemned as an accessory in the murders of her husband Robert Evans and Albert Duffy
In a tense confrontation on Elsa, Thorne accuses Elsa and Ferguson of stealing cocaine. A fire extinguisher print ties a killer to narcotics and Kane’s murder. Arnold Winslow shoots, dying from a gunshot as the scene ends with questions about Elsa Chase and the Dancing Silhouette.
Lagow Germany asks to revert from town to village under a rural district council due to administrative costs and tax levies exceeding reasonable bounds.
Peter sits beside the deep sleep of Buster Bear under a brush pile and notes Yowler the Bobcat will not risk the bear’s claws. He recalls past encounters with notable figures and hunters, and outlines how Buster prepared a snug den for winter.
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