Amarillo Globe Publisher Heralds Democratic Stance
The Amarillo Globe, an independent Democratic newspaper dating from 1924, publishes news impartially with the Globe News Publishing Co. as owner and editor staff including Gene Howe and Wilbur Hawk. The paper notes Associated Press news use and lists subscription rates and contact details.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
Associated Press
the Glose
Spain Jaunt Threatens Tess and Saxon in Love Triangle
Tess pursues a Spain trip with Saxon Rhodes despite Jerry's suspicions as Marta and Robert discuss romance while Jerry grapples with jealousy. Jerry contemplates Ultimatum or trust as the evening sails into memory and longing aboard a Florence party.
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Tess
Spain
Jerry
Saxon Rhodes
Tess Willi
Tess Wills
Ter
Robert Caples
Europe
Marta
Robert
Farmer Brown's Boy Sees the Eggs Again
In a woodcock nesting scene from 1928, Mrs. Longbill guards her eggs as Farmer Brown's Boy cautiously approaches. After a tense moment, he touches the bird with a calm hand, sparking mutual trust and a shared sense of friendship between human and animal.
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Mrs. Longbill
Farmer Brown
Jock
Mrs. Longhill
T. W. Burgess
Amarillo Rose Garden Dazzles with 75 Varieties
An Amarillo neighborhood around Mrs. J. A. Dunivan’s home at 205 Alabama Street showcases 75 rose varieties proving local climate and soil support abundant bloom. The feature notes how water scarcity and initial doubt gave way to vibrant beds including American Beauty climbers, Silver Moon, The Pillar, and star jasmine.
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San Antonio
Pasadena
California
Amarillo
Rio Grande Valley
J. A. Dunivan
Alabama Street
San Jacinto
News-Globe
Laziness Must Be Shunned for Service to Generations
Dr. Philip Smead Bird urges Case School of Applied Science graduates to avoid laziness as a hindrance to a meaningful life. He argues Americans overemphasize work, neglect leisure, and foreclose cultural enrichment, noting pioneers sacrificed ease for future generations.
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Philip Smead Bird
Case School of Applied Science
Europe
Germany
France
America
Chicago Mayor Promises World’s Greatest Airport
After nine months of talk Mayor Thompson touts plans for a one of a kind Chicago air hub, but critics call the project mostly hot air as details remain vague and funding uncertain.
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Thompson
Chicago
Italian quake expert predicts tremor. Mussolini reportedly halts
A noted Italian earthquake specialist warned of a forthcoming quake, but authorities led by Mussolini reportedly called it off. In unrelated news, veteran racer Jim Reed resigns from the campaign.
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Mussolini
Jim Reed
Kansas Expects Record Wheat Harvest This Year
Kansas will need 16 000 harvest hands from out of state to reap a likely record wheat crop. George E Tucker of the U S Employment Service estimates 18 000 to 20 000 may be required overall for harvesting. About 12 000 combines will be used on an anticipated 9 635 000 acre western wheat belt.
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Ture
Jerry
Kansas
Associated
Prowe
Topeka
Kans
George E.ker
Farm Labor Division
United States Employment Service
Kansas City
John H. Crawford
Public Service Commission
Tucker
State Board of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Franklin identity of electricity proven by Jernegan
Marcus W. Jernegan of the University of Chicago reports new evidence that Benjamin Franklin proved electricity and lightning are the same force independently of French workers.
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Chicago
Marcus W. Jernegan
University of Chicago
Benjamin Franklin
Gentle art of kidding pays prettily on Broadway
New York commentary notes Broadway’s social theatrics where hostesses and staff flatter patrons. Comedians and producers reward attention with favorable treatment, while theater districts and shops push vanity for sales. Gene Buck is cited as a motto exemplar.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Broadway
Paul Whiteman
Gene Buck
Hawaii Elector Sows Stark Political Pomp
Irvin S Cobb notes a Hawaii election bid where a candidate boasts of fair means and self promotion while predicting the victor is spoiled. The piece lampoons political rhetoric of the era.
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the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Broadway Modesty And Nightlife Notes From The Era
A columnist mocks Broadway fashion and behavior describing a maid’s resignation over an unrefined costume and a hotel removing dining room cover charges on Saturdays. He portrays nightspots with lizards or cup dancers, gala prizes, and sketches James Barton’s imitation, plus critics jazzy nuisances and grammar nerds.
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Broadway
James Barton
Barton
Will Mahoney
Jack Donahue
Mussolini Declares War on Flies and Mosquitoes
Rome reports Premier Mussolini has signed a decree declaring war on the house fly and mosquito and related pests. The measure outlines extermination steps and penalties for noncompliance, signaling a broad public health campaign.
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Mussolini
International News Service
Rome
Signor Mussolini
California Considers Auto Honor System To Replace Speed Limits
Sacramento legislator Roy Nielsen backs ending fixed speed limits, proposing an auto honor system. Speed would be judged by safety, with arrests for reckless driving if speeds endanger life or property.
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Roy J. Nielsen
Sacramento
Nielsen
Nielson
Superior Court
Fresno
California
State Division of Motor Vehicles
Frank G. Snook
Department
Regulation Compliance Fines Threatened for Offenders
Authorities warn they will target all individuals who fail to follow regulations or cooperate, enforcing penalties for noncompliance and loud warnings to ensure adherence.
Coin Dots Shine In Hand Worked Swiss Import
Polka dot patterns remain popular with orange and brown coin dots on tan backgrounds. The hand-worked Swiss import stands out as a stylish choice in current textile reporting.
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Robert Stited
Flo Arnold
Heinie
Nell Cartright
Tom Bain
Jane Drury
Frank Upton
Alcatraz
Bud Malone
Bud
Shay
Thash
Vriy
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