Amarillo Globe publication details and rates 1927
The Amarillo Globe as of July 15 1927 announces its co publication with the Amarillo Daily News on Sundays and lists staff roles and Associated Press affiliation. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for daily and Sunday editions in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Associated Press
Uee
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Merxico
Here Lies Blank He Lived He Sinned He Loved
A note recalls an infamous foreign singer who supposedly drafted an epitaph boasting vanity and scandal. The tale contrasts grand rhetoric with a simple two sentence summary: Here lies Blank. He lived he sinned he loved he died.
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Blank
No Santa Claus in Hollywood
A girl writing to a Hollywood casting director asking for a movie job receives a stark, public denial. The director cites 18 000 hopefuls and only 710 needed daily, urging safer bets like banking surgery singing engineering or flying and noting higher odds of success in any other field than motion pictures.
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Santa Claus
Hollywood
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Too Many Border Cooks Push for Unified Patrol
Editorial argues for consolidating customs prohibition and immigration into a single border patrol. It notes the payroll burden and urges efficiency, while highlighting the hurdle of authority since customs and prohibition fall under treasury and immigration under labor. The piece urges that one patrol should handle work currently split among treasury services.
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The
Treasury
Immigration
Department of Labor
Labor
Treasury Departments
Pacific Relations Institute Meets to Discuss Peace
Ninety-one delegates from China, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Canada and the United States gather at Punahou College Honolulu for the second Institute of Pacific Relations conference. Notables include Ray Lyman Wilbur and A. B. Hall. topics cover culture, resources, race, and political institutions with open and round table sessions.
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United Press
Honolulu
T. H
Pacific
Punahou College
Institute of Pacific Relations
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
China
Australia
Japan
New Zealand
Canada
Unite States
Hawaiians Stow Away Ship Journey From San Francisco
Martin Jepa and Eddie Beasley, two young Hawaiians, stowed away on the liner Sonoma hoping to reach San Francisco. Disembarking in a palm fringed harbor they found themselves in Pago Pago Samoa, twice as far from their starting point. They managed to return on the next available ship.
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Honolulu
Martin Jepa
Eddie Beasley
San Francisco
Sonoma
Pago Pago
Samoa
Sonia and Don choose separation over romance in Berlin plan
Sonia Marsh faces a love triangle with Don Stillwater and Franklin Crane. Don agrees to marry Sonia but insists she return to Stockton for four months to resist Crane and protect her. if she remains, he will seek an annulment. Sonia accepts but weeps over the conflicted decision.
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Sonia Marsh
Stockton
San Francisco
Don Stillwater
Jed Thomas
Maxine LA Rue
Mac McGregor
Franklin Crane
Walter Henderson
Berkeley
Crane
Henderson
Sonia
Stillwater
Maxine
Don
Berlin
King George’s physician on abolition and tales from America
In a jumble of quips the piece notes Barbs Liquor cannot be abolished, Liberia repays U S debt, a 104 year old New Jersey woman avoids a birthday party, and a South Paris report cites mispriced town bills including yeast cakes molasses and sugar as provisions to “keep the wolf from the door.”
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George
America
New Jersey
Kof
Paris
Oxford County
Old Man Coyote Tricks Polly Chuck and Family
In Thornton W. Burgess tale Old Man Coyote fakes a hunt to lure Polly Chuck Johnny Chuck and their brood from their home. Mistah Buzzard watches warns that neighbors including Farmer Brown and Bowser the Hound may intervene as Mrs Coyote edges closer to catching the young Chucks. The scene closes with hints of the next story.
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Old Man Coyote
Polly Chuck
Johnny Chuck
Danny Meadow
Mrs. Coyote
Polly
Chucks
Ol’ Mistah Buzzard
Coyote
Chuck
Brer Coyote
Farmer Brown
Bowser
Jay
Sammy Jay
Green Meadows
Briar Patch
Peter Rabbit
T. W. Burgess
My Favorite Stories Ends With a Bittersweet Bus Stop Moment
Carolyn Wells narrates a tale of a nervous uptown bus ride. A woman with a mop of a dog and a pink bow anxiously asks the conductor for 1269, though the route shows 453. At the stop, she hugs the dog and says the house is where his mother was born, then resumes her seat.
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Fido
Deplores Modern Bookbinding From Ward on Paper Durability
Chicago based J W Ward a book surgeon argues archaeologists may find readable documents from our era though modern paper ink and glue may not endure. In Mayville Michigan five pairs of sisters received diplomas in the high school senior class this spring including a nephew and uncle among the graduates.
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Chicago
J. W. Ward
Mayville, Mich
Mayville High School
Third Party Agitators Hindered by Cash Leadershortage
Washington July 15. A wall of obstacles blocks third party efforts to unite progressives and liberals. High costs shut out campaigns, a leader is lacking, and victory in a first presidential bid seems unlikely. Borah Norris Owen White Manly figures weigh options toward a coalition or reform drive.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Borah
Senator Norris
Nebraska
Norris
LaFollette
Coolidge
al Smith
William Allen White
Basil Manly
The
People’s Legislative Service
White
Manly
Robert L. Owen
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Harvard University
William G. Hibbard
National League of Women Voters
A. B. Hall
University of Oregon
Grace Abbott
U .S. Children’s Bureau
Washington
Wallace M. Alexander
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd
Fletcher S. Brockman
International Committee
Carrie Chapman Catt
International Women’s Suffrage Alliance
Frederick M. Davenport
Hamilton College
Stephen P. Duggan
Institute For International Education
Alfred C. Elkinton
Philadelphia Quartz Company
Galen M. Fisher
Institute Social and Religious Research Institute of New York
Junnoske Inoue
Imperial University
Tokyo
Bunji Suzuki
Tasuku Harada
Shiroshi Nasu
Taneo Taketa
Tasuke Tsurumi
Keiki Yabuki
Ce Brn
Vida Hurst
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Franklin
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United States
Coolidgeville
Thornton W. Burgess
Carolyn Wells
Lucre
Rodney Dutcher
Moses
Basil L. Manly
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