Amarillo Globe News publication notice and rates
The Amarillo Globe News announces its publication as a second section matter with evening issues except Saturdays. It lists staff titles, address 6th and Fillmore, and subscription rates for different durations. The text reflects historical masthead details and postal notices from 1924.
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228 Real Millionaires Reported Incomes Over One Million
The 1926 tax rolls list 228 Americans with incomes over one million dollars, averaging about two million. Fourteen exceed seven million, counting exempt holdings, with many names like Rockefellers, Ford, Mellon, Dupont, Morgan. Many millionaires earned fortunes from speculation and asset sales, not ongoing annual incomes. The pattern shows fluctuating securities gains and signals money moving into industry.
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United States
Rockefellers
Fords
Mellon
the Treasury
Dupont
Morgan
Man and crime excuses from the public eye and Chamberlin tour
A column critiques flimsy crime excuses from offenders and argues for accountability. It recalls Clarence Chamberlin’s Atlantic flight and praises his Civilian aviation mission while noting public reception and his steady conduct. The piece ends with reflections on human behavior and a light joke about a 100 year life cycle and naval policy.
Modern Pepys Listening 10 Sleet and Rain Chapter XLV
Stephanie at Fairfields shields Carlotta from her brutal stepfather and confronts danger with Rod while planning to dismiss him. The child remains terrified but finds brief refuge as Stephanie and the household adjust to looming threats.
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Fairfields
Rita Carstairs
Washington
Ralph
Rod
Rose Arbor
Carlotta
Brett
Escape of Terror the Goshawk Free at Last in Green Forest
Terror the Goshawk escapes from a farmers trap cage in Farmer Brown’s yard. He slips free when a cage door isn’t hooked, spreads his wings, and flies north to the Green Forest, leaving behind a village that feared his return. The escape follows his earlier captivity and the forest’s reaction.
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Green Forest
Green Meadows
Terror
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Marten
Blacky
T. W. Burgess
Laughing Around the World With IRVIN S. COBB
A humorous vignette about a Brooklyn father whose baby talk leaks into adult speech. Montague Glass narrates Ferguson’s tired office scene and a restaurant moment showing the infant’s supposed conversational milestone. The piece explores parental baby talk and failing to hide it in public.
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Booth Tarkington
Montague Glass
New York Variety
Ferguson
Good Will Hop Starts New Leg to South America
Capt Joseph F Donnellan begins the second leg of a South American good will flight from Louisville after a forced landing in Paoli Indiana for repairs. The route will take him to Atlanta Miami Havana Tela Honduras Managua Nicaragua Panama City Buenaventura and Guayaquil as he aims to prove practical Latin American air service.
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Louisville
Joseph F. Donnellan
Atlanta
Georgia
Chicago
Donnellan
Paoli
Indiana
Miami
Havana
Cuba
Tela
Honduras
W. W. Dwyer
South America
Managua
Nicaragua
Panama City
Buena Ventura
Colombia
Guiaquilla
Carlotta's Troubled Lover Vanishes As Tension Builds
In a tense scene Tony confirms Carlottas man did not return home. Stephanie suspects danger or trouble while Carlotta waits anxiously. The quiet threat of arrest hangs over the plot as a wail erupts and the story promises further developments.
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Travel plan spans South America to North America
Ecuador Truillo Peru Arequippa Peru Antofagsta and Santiago Chile. The return trip will take him to Mexico City Tampico Mexico and Dallas Texas he said.
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Chile
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Tampico
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Dallas
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Kidnapping Bank Robbery Nets $35,000
In Chicago on January 30 the so called kidnapping method yielded $35,000 for a quartet of robbers at the Industrial State Bank. James Dillon the cashier was held prisoner in the vault all night while the time lock opened at 7 am. Upon looting the vault the four escaped, leaving Dillon bound and gagged.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James Dillon
Industrial State Bank of
New Wynnewood Bank Trial Opens
Raymond Wilson, third of four defendants in the Wynnewood National Bank robbery case, was set for trial in Pauls Valley district court. L. L. Calloway was convicted and recommended 25 years. his brother W. R. Calloway got a life sentence. A fourth defendant, Vivian Calloway, faced related charges.
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Pauls Valley
Okla
Raymond Wilson
Wynnewood National Bank
L. L. Calloway
W. R. Calloway
Vivian Calloway
New York painter plans bronze of Dempsey for exhibit
Mahroni Young, an American painter sculptor, returns after years to display his bronze prize-fight figures including a planned full bronze of champion Jack Dempsey. In New Haven Yale professor Edgar H Sturtevant translates a 3000 year old cuneiform tablet detailing sacrifices to the Hittites God of Manhood.
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Mahroni Young
Dempsey
New Haven
Yale
Edgar H. Sturtevant
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