Publication details for Amarillo Globe 1929
Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at Amarillo Texas under act of March Lrd 1879 published evenings except Saturday with Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning. Publication details list staff and AP affiliation and subscription rates for 1929. July 8 1929 is the issue date.
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Transcontinental Air Transport launches first scheduled passenger run
The first TA T cross country service uses big tri motor Ford planes with Colonel Lindbergh piloting eastbound from the coast. Westbound passengers depart New York by train then fly from Columbus to Waynoka Oklahoma, linking Amarillo and Clovis with rail connections to reach Los Angeles and New York. Amarillo aims to become a year round air terminal as Western Air Express and TAT extend routes.
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Tri-Motor Ford
Colonel Lindbergh
New York
Columbus
Ohio
Waynoka
Oklo
Santa Fe
Clovis
N. M
Wayroka
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Western Air Express
Panhandle
Denver
Gulf
Texas Air Transport
Houston
Advice on Philippine independence and imperial policy
The piece weighs the push for Philippine independence against risks of destabilizing the region. It argues for a set date and continued preparation, warning that premature release amid Orient turmoil could bring disaster, while noting historical patterns of colonial separation and the tension between prudent timing and ideal outcomes.
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Jones
Philippines
Wilson
Harding
Orient
Far East
Turgot
England
William E. Gladstone
Guiding Your Child Like Father
Robin at five imitates his father in dress walk and speech a natural growth sign. A loving father should be an attainable ideal and equal companion to his son fostering shared games and excursions.
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Agnes Lyne
Robin
Poe
Speakeasy Echoes on a Modern New York Night
In a writerly reminiscence the narrator recalls a day with Mr. Adler Blum and photographer Ewing Galloway, then contrasts old Knickerbocker bars with today’s tense saloons, while a layered fiction about Nan Carroll Morgan and her complex marriage unfolds amid Christmas scenes and social satire.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Adlerblum
Ewing Galloway
Washington Square
Julius Walsh
George Jean Nathan
Nathan
Mencken
Washington Daybook: Postmarks, Gum and Diplomatic Gallery
A Washington mailing address costs $10 monthly as a legal, profitable service for outsiders sending large parcels to be mailed with a Washington postmark. A George Washington University associate professor guides a Siamese prince learning American ways, including gum buying. The State Department hallway hosts a portrait gallery from Jefferson to Kellogg in the conference room.
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Washington
George Washington University
Siam
Robert W. Boswell
Bolwell
State Department
Thomas Jefferson
William R. Day
McKinley
Frank B. Kellogg
Rival Wives Stir House as Iris Morgan Moves In
Nan suffers a heart surge as Estelle reveals Iris Morgan has moved into the neighborhood, bringing two men and demanding her belongings. The housemaid swears she’ll not help, while Nan contemplates how the other wife will be received in the cottage across the street.
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Nan Carroll
John Curtis Morgan
Morgan
Iris
Bert Crawford
Crawford
Nan
Curtis
Dr. Black
Tris
Willis Todd
Willis
Iris Morgan
John
Nan Morgan
Bradley
Supreme Court
Estelle
Mr. Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Fragmented Puzzle of Clues and Definitions
A list of numbered clues pairs and definitions appears, mixing synonyms and phrases such as Warbies motive visionary departure and to cut deeper as engraved. The text assembles varied terms from instant to pejoratives, with many cross-references and misspellings, suggesting a lexical crossword style or vocabulary exercise from a historical page.
Peter Rabbit Chases Mrs Bob White's Nest Secret
Peter Rabbit curiously shadows Mrs Bob White to learn the location of her nest and eggs. Bob White watches and toys with him, while Peter follows sweet clover and forgets the secret momentarily, as appetite diverts him.
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Mrs. Bob
Peter Rabbit
Bob White
Peter
Bob
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