Amarillo Globe January 19, 1927 publication details
The page lists the Amarillo Globe publication data including founding date February 20 1924, post office entry February 20 1924, publishing schedule evenings except Saturday, and Sunday morning edition with Amarillo Daily News. It names Publisher Editor Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Hawk, with Associated Press rights and listed subscription rates for carrier and mail in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarllo
Texas
Amarillo
Globe News Publishing Co
6Th
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Imperialism debate echoes as critics challenge U S policy
The piece reviews criticism of U S policy toward Mexico and Nicaragua amid wider protests of American imperialism. It notes how rival nations and historical empires shape how people view power and defense, arguing the United States remains the Great Exception of History.
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State Department
Mexico
Nicaragua
Europe
Asia
Latin America
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Spain
England
Germany
United States
Twilight wedding of Inkster couple marks long friendship
John Bailey aged 81 and Margaret Wood 72 were newly married in Inkster Michigan. The minister and mother devoted to helping others, their long friendship becomes a twilight union as their large families look on.
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John Bailey
Margaret Wood
Mrs. Wood
Inkster
Michigan
John
Margaret
Honeymoon Lane
Money and True Love in Elopement Hurdles
The piece notes how money shapes romance in fiction and real life, citing Michael Cudahy, son of a wealthy packing-house clan, whose underage elopement attempts were blocked by his mother’s warnings to California license clerks. It contrasts with poorer suitors who face fewer formal barriers.
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Herbert
Leon
Ernest
Gertrude
Emma
Allene
Michael Cudahy
Packing House
Cudahy
California
New Style Gowns Ruin Pickpockets In England
Liverpool January 19 The Associated Press Joseph Sheil a 65 year old criminal says pocketless gowns and carts ruin pickpockets in England He notes handbags under the armpit prevent theft unless the thief is a purse snatcher The remark comes as police detained Sheil amid crowds The story ends with an aside about rice pudding and whipped cream jam.
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The
Associated Press
Liverpool
England
Joseph Sheil
Whitefoot the Woodmouse Faces a Deadly Night Fear
In Burgess's tale Whitefoot the Woodmouse lives in a snowbound forest while predators linger. Chester hesitates before a murder attempt driven by danger and a cunning decoy scene reveals a staged trap. Whitefoot returns home to a dark threat as a black tail betrays a lurking hunter.
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Whitefoot
T. W. Burgess
The Web of Fear Plot Deepens as Masterton Seeks Justice
James Mulholland and five aides engineer a scheme against Robert Masterton. In Atlanta he is freed and vows vengeance after revelations from a dying Vereker. Cynthia Knowles, once in love with Masterton, weds Mulholland but remains torn by trust as more plotters fall and loyalties shift. Chester confronts Masterton’s shadowed room.
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James Mulholland
Ames
Chester
Fenne
Quantrill
Vereker
Robert Masterton
Atlanta
Masterton
Cynthia Knowles
Mulholland
New York
Sadie Hicks
Cynthia
Talbot
Sadie
The Morse Message Chapter 28
Chester guides a low boat through rising water toward a lit bungalow window. He edges the craft close enough to view the glowing inner light, then rises and feels a surge of exhilaration as luck seems near. The scene emphasizes tension and imminent action.
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Chester
We Want Air Man
An editorial notes cities push air routes for growth. St Joseph buys 140 acre tract for landing facilities, Middletown creates field with $500 lots, La Crosse hosts a field via donated farm, and Oklahoma City promotes air mail. A New Jersey firm received a carload order after air samples by air mail.
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Missouri River
Middletown
la Crosse
Wis
Oklahoma City
New Jersey
Directors as Actors In Motion Picture World
A Associated Press dispatch from Hollywood notes that many film directors are strong actors. It cites James Cruze Edwin Carewe Ernst Lubitsch and Marshal Neilan as leading proponents of the do it on screen approach while Erich von Stroheim emphasizes verbal explanations of emotion. A debate exists over whether acting experience aids directors with some arguing an actor director may suppress star individuality.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
James Cruze
Edwin Carewe
Ernst Lubitsch
Marshal Neilan
Erich von Stroheim
Erich Pommier
Liquid Air Used To Treat Poison Oak At Oregon College
At Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis professor F Ek Howland reports liquid air treated poison oak on students. The method uses extreme cooling to about 300 degrees below zero to numb the skin and relieve irritation. He notes the process is not dangerous when applied directly to the skin. Separately, Belfast’s Grand Central Hotel will be remodeled with hot and cold water added to each room.
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the Associated Press
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon Agricultural College
F. Ek. Howland
Howland
Grand Central Hotel
Lan and Mark
Belfast
Ireland
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