Amarillo Globe Newspaper Information and Contact Details
The Amarillo Globe Publishing Co lists founding date February 20 1924 and notice of publication details. It notes evenings publication except Saturday with Sunday morning edition shared with Amarillo News and Globe News. It provides editor and manager names and contact numbers for subscriptions and departments.
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Amrillo
Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
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City calls for theft bureau to recover stolen cars
The Globe reviews January police success in recovering about 90 percent of stolen automobiles and urges creation of a dedicated car theft bureau funded by city and county. It argues the current pay structure and scarce funds hinder rapid tracing across cities, noting a resident spent 200 dollars on telegrams and calls.
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the Globe
Sheriff’s Office
Watch the Child Safety on Street Crossing
Drivers should yield extra room to children on sidewalks and curb areas. Slow, steady driving near the middle of the street is advised to prevent sudden dash exploits by kids and reduce horn confusion.
Bloodless big game hunting with a camera in the Canadian Rockies
Banff photographer Dan McCowan spent 20 years pursuing big game with a camera instead of a gun. He seeks thrills and trophies in an album of wildlife images, claiming the practice harms no creature or habitat.
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Dan McCowan
Banff
Alberta
Canadian Rockies
Medieval Shanghai echoes thirteenth century rule
Dispatches from Shanghai describe swift harsh action against agitators with public beheadings and no trials. The scene evokes medieval cruelty and recalls rulers like Louis XI and William the Conqueror, highlighting a stark contrast between Chinese and American civilizations today.
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China
Shanghai
Louis the Eleventh
France
William the Conqueror
Burned pride and a broken engagement at Uydeport
William ends his affair with Rose Abbott after humiliation at a party and resignation from her service. He accepts a land deal payoff of twenty five thousand dollars and plans to move to Boston. Rose confronts him in a final private talk before he departs with a tense, unresolved exchange lingering in the air.
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Rose
Anderson
Uydeport
Abbott
Rose Abbott
G. Burton Anderson
Lil
Miss Abbott
Gloster
Helma
William
Boston
Helnia
Reading All The Laws Would Require A Lifetime
In Washington on February 28 the nation ponders the vast number of laws to obey. The Sixty-ninth Congress will have added around 1100 bills and resignations to the statute books, joining an arc of federal laws since 1789 that now exceed fifty thousand. State legislatures and local bodies further multiply the legal code.
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Washington
Moses
Roosevelt
Congress
A 35-Year View of Congresses Laws and Legislation
A retrospective look at cumulative federal and state laws over 35 years. It cites estimates of 10 million laws and 125000 introduced bills since 1920, notes minimal decline in recent sessions, and highlights notable figures like Senator George H. Moses and historic Congresses 1917-19 and 59th Congress with examples of bills from the current session.
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Congress
Whitey the Snowy Owl Visits a Farm
Farmer Brown and his son encounter Whitey the Snowy Owl near the hen yard. They discuss ethics of hunting and kindness to a rare visitor, noting owls help control rats and mice. The tale contrasts a boastful killer with a thoughtful observer of nature.
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Farmer Brown
Whitey
T. W. Burgess
The Decline of a Fortune and a Damaged Love
In a tense exchange Miss Abbott denounces a man for deception and arrogance while he recalls a bitter incident involving a twenty five thousand dollar scheme. He admits loving Rose despite her anger and contemplates a future apart as he faces a ruined fortune and social scrutiny. Rose exits in fury as the narrator contemplates travel to Boston.
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Miss Abbott
Anderson
Rowe
Seth Chadwick
Rose
Boston
Boy 12 gets 2 loan for a dog house purchase
Otto Stant of West Orange New Jersey saves 3.29 dollars and borrows 2 dollars at 6 percent for three months from a bank to fund a special dog house for the best dog in the world. Bank president Walter Van Ripper praises security as initiative confidence and personality.
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Iffy
Associated Press
West Orange
N. J
Otto Stant
Walter van Ripper
Two Black Men Executed for Chester Murder Case
Francois Webb and Max Amos Wilson, both Black, were electrocuted at Rockview Prison for the September slaying of Walter Harden in Chester while he protected his female companion. The pair were convicted of murder in Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Bellefonter
Francois Webb
Max Amos Wilson
Western Penitentiary
Rockview
Walter Harden
Chester
Pennsylvania
Harden
Italian Flier de Pinedo Reaches Sao Paulo on Four-Continent Flight
Italian aviator de Pinedo arrived in Sao Paulo at 11:05 AM from Rio de Janeiro continuing a four-continent flight that began in Cagliari Sardinia on February 13.
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Associated Press
Sao Paulo
Brazil
de Pinedo
Rio Janeiro
Cagliari
Sardinia
Three Certified for Edinburg Postmaster
The civil service commission certified Shelby H. Batson Alton R. Winningham and Mrs Lizzie S Edwards as eligible for appointment as postmaster at Edinburg Texas.
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Associated Press
Washington
the Civil Service Commission Today
Shelby H. Batson
Alton R. Winningham
Lizzie S. Edwards
Edinburg
Texas
Notice of dissolution of partnership continues Del Monte Grocery
The partnership between James Kimbrough and W J Darnall dissolved February 9 1927. All debts owed to the partnership are to be paid and those due from it discharged at 302 North Polk Amarillo Texas where W J Darnall will continue the business under the same firm name Del Monte Grocery. James Kimbrough and W J Darnall Amarillo Texas February 9 1927.
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James Kimbrough
W. J. Darnall
A. D
North Polk Street
Amarillo
Texas
del Monte
Tax Sale Of San Jacinto Lots Tomorrow In Amarillo
Tomorrow Tuesday March 1 between 2 and 4 p m the sheriff will sell to the highest bidder twenty two San Jacinto lots at the Court House to satisfy delinquent taxes due the Amarillo Independent School District George M Waddill secretary Amarillo Independent School District.
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San Jacinto
Amarillo Independent School District
George M. Waddill
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