Amarillo Globe News January 26 1927 issue overview
The Amarillo Globe News announces its 1927 publication details including date of issue January 26 and carrier and mail subscription rates for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It notes joint publication with Amarillo Daily News and lists staff roles and AP affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
BY Mail
Oklahoma and
New Merrco
Street signs urged to aid Amarillo newcomers
A letter urges Amarillo Rotary members to improve city navigation by installing steel street markers on every street. It critiques curb painting as temporary and calls for lasting signs to replace “country town” habits as population grows and new subdivisions appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Rotary Club
Portrait of two faces in one painting
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a king who refused a famed artist the sitter’s chair and a penny-pinching father whose oil portrait revealed a benign, charitable side. The tale ends with the moral that two people exist in everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jekyll and Hyde
Olive Roberts Barton
Mephistopheles
Father
Pater
Buddha
Turning on Itself Queerly Enough
Quote reflects on law and justice as tools for delay and critique of societal protections. The statement highlights paradox of legal systems enabling obstruction rather than swift resolution. It implies systemic self-sabotage through procedural hurdles and time-wasting tactics.
The Warning Chapter in The Web of Fear
Robert Masterton receives a warning from Henry Forbes Deputy Commissioner of Police. Forbes tells him the police know Mulholland is the mastermind and urges stopping the plot to protect Cynthia. The net tightens on Mulholland as Forbes warns of impending danger and personal fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mulholland
Ames
Chester
Fenne
Quantrill
Vereker
Robert Masterton
Atlanta
Masterton
Cynthia Knowles
Mulholland
New York
Sadie Hicks
Cynthia
Talbot
Sadie
Miss Hicks
Henry Forbes
Forbes
Police
Maeterton
Henry
Robert
Headquarters
Cuba
McCall
Central Office
J. M
Jim
Cynthia Mulholland
Mullholland
Whitefoot the Woodmouse Finds New Home Threatened
Whitefoot the Woodmouse settles in a well supplied stump while Shadow the Weasel prowls. Chatterer the Red Squirrel confronts him claiming stored pine seeds are his and orders Whitefoot to leave at once. The dispute ends with Whitefoot choosing to relocate to avoid conflict.
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Whitefoot
Woodmouse
Shadow the Weasel
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Whitefoo
Plans for Khiva Shrine May Ceremonial
George Stapleton says Khiva Shrine Temple plans a major ceremonial in May with many membership petitions from North Plains applicants. The event follows the unistory meeting in El Paso where North Plains members will complete Scottish Rite work. James O. Gulerie leads the temple as potentate and preparations begin for a record year.
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Khiva Shrine
George Stapleton
North Plains
el Paso
Border
Khiva
James O. Gulerie
Half Minute Interviews On Subscriptions And Cattlemen's Convention
Pat Landeggin demands a subscription rebate for The Globe amid Oil Tack silence. Grover B Hill supports a possible getaway for him. Governor Dan Moody will attend Ama for the cattlemen's convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Landeggin
The
Globe
Grover B. Hill
Gov
Dan Moody
Ama
Cattlemen’s Convention
Billion-Dollar Business: Conventions Draw Big Money
Secretary E L Dixon of the Detroit convention bureau notes conventions foster orderly government and cross-state understanding. The International Association of Convention Bureaus cites average daily spend of 8.45 dollars per guest, so a 200-person three-day convention adds nearly 5 000 dollars to a city. Major U S cities compete for conventions, attracted by advertising value and substantial local revenue.
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Don E. Mowry
American Community Advertising Association
Russia
E. L. Dixon
Detroit Convention Bureau
International Association of Convention Bureaus
America
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
D. Louis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Low'sville
Kansas City
New Orleans
Atlanta
Denver
Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Naan Mp
By John Goodwin
King Features Syndicate
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S . Oae
By Thornton W. Burgess
Butt
Dr.yen
George Washington
Braddock
Fort Duquesne
Washington
W. E. Woodward
Parliament
Joseph Ball
London
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