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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1929
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C HAWK as General Manager. It notes Associated Press rights and credits for news dispatches and the paper's regular news. Notable figures and policy statements set tone for the issue.
J N Beasley urged adoption of civil service in cities at a Lions Club meeting, arguing exams and commissions improve hiring and promotions, reduce political influence, and boost efficiency. The piece also notes O Henry’s letters published in The Golden Book Magazine reveal his money struggles and humor.
Advice on honest parenting to raise sincere children. Sincere parents face truth with courage, answer questions directly, and avoid hiding harsh realities like death to protect children. Honest, self aware parenting builds trust and resilience in adolescence.
The tale threads a gold mounted Peterson revolver linked to Andrew Ogden’s murder. Nathan Hyde, dealer, reveals how he obtained the gun from Furie via John Peebles, while MacNair notes a possible blackmail motive or gold-hunting angle. A new lead points to Mrs. Joe Lundy and a $1000 check as the case deepens.
In a Washington stall Herbert Plummer revisits Don Piatt, the 1860s gossip chronicler, and his critiques of at homes and social rituals. The column notes the era of rustling silks, weather chatter, and hack tours as a marker of official society. The piece weaves memory with a mystery about gun findings and a folded tale to be continued tomorrow.
Hollywood’s Town Pump, a barnlike cafe dubbed Henry’s and backed by Charlie Chaplin, draws studio folk and crowds. VIPs arrive to whispers of Ronald Colman, while waiters indulge theatrically and autograph seekers circle the diner's half circle. The scene mixes stars, gossip, and a carnival mood at Henry’s and nearby spots like Montmartre and the Brown Derby.
In Burgess tale Logcock and Mrs Logcock discuss their love and eating habits as they search the Green Forest. Peter Rabbit observes their courtship and learns they plan a new home near Paddy the Beaver while Logcock keeps their work secret. Copyright 1929 by T W Burgess.
Crossword puzzle clues and solutions with mixed letters and misprints. Several entries reference teeth, anatomy, and everyday words, including items like resinous, terror, army officer, and other scattered terms. Yesterday's answers appear amid garbled lines and misplaced numbers.
Santa Fe reports Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife showing strong interest in archaeology. He contributed to a Mayan site discovery in the Yucatan jungle during Pan American tours and arranged aerial surveys with the Carnegie Institution. The plan included photographing Pueblo ruins in New Mexico and other unexplored sites.
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