Broken Alibis in Parados Murder Case Unfolds
In a tangled island house case Dan Parados and Grainger are killed within a day. Claude Annersley confesses taking papers from the safe while Miss Jahries notes a fresh gun with a silencer, suggesting motive. Annersley faces arrest as Celia defends her father and denies Annersley’s guilt.
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Dan Parados
Grainger
Parados Island
Miss Jahries
Claude Annersley
Parados
Annersley
Anatole Flique
Annereley
Samuels
Miss Ferris
Celia
Hunt
Father
Mr. Samuels
Miss Brent
Caroline
Mrs. Parados
Claude
Gridley
Geddes
Kirk
Flique
M. Annersley
M. Parados
Monsieur
Merci
M. le Deputy
Mon Ami
Brent
Mademoiselle
Mlle
Ferris
Amarillo Globe News Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe News founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas published evenings except Saturday in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore post office at Gene Howe Publisher and Editor Wilbur H Hawk General Manager News and Business Department Circulation Department One Month Six Per Month One Sunday Only Per Year 95 8.90 7.50 2.50
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth and
Fillmore
Sete
Amarilo Globe
Fourth of July safety concerns and bootleg fireworks rise
The article notes last year’s Fourth of July was costly and noisy with more accidents. It cites the National Safety Council attributing bootleg fireworks sold to motorists near city borders and weak enforcement due to lack of public support. Public sentiment is largely against the old style celebration, urging action now.
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Iieen
National Safety Council
Four Laws of The New Education by Glenn
A McClure Syndicate column outlines four education laws. Learning should come from action and be specific to life and work needs. Student interest drives effective teaching, and study should match real time needs rather than mere absorption.
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Glenn
Diplomatic controversy surfaces over tariffs and recalls
Washington letter recalls how diplomats like Marc Peter and Benor Padilla faced U. S. tariff disputes and radio comments. The piece links past recalls of Lord Sackville West and Edmond Genet to today’s questioning of foreign influence on American policy. It cites Shortridge criticizing foreign ministers and notes the long history of diplomatic friction in U. S. tariff matters.
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Washington
Sammy Shortridge
Pat Harrison
Senate
Marc Peter
Peter
Switzerland
United States
Shortridge
State Department
Criti
Benor Padilla
U. S
Jim Watson
Lord Sackville West
Great Britain
Cleveland
California
Lord Sackville-West
Edmond Genet
France
Genet
Thomas Jefferson
Common Sense In Child Rearing Needs Deeper View
Alice Judson Peale argues that ordinary common sense fails to guide parenting. She says understanding childhood needs from the child's perspective helps mothers gain insight into both her own attitudes and the child, reducing friction in discipline.
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Alice Judson Peale
Stage mothers' devotion fuels stars amid poverty and praise
A nostalgic portrait surveys stage mothers like the Eatons and Miss Janis, detailing hardship endured to train children, famed sacrifices, and the persistent behind the scenes support shaping theater talent. It notes famous examples, a culture of resilience, and a closing aside on related literary sleuth themes.
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Mintyre
New York
Eatons
Mary
Doris
Pearl
Charles
Janis
Elsie
M. K. T. Organizes New Freight Office
Dallas June 5 The M K T railroad company announces a new transportation company to supplement freight service in Texas. The venture will handle freight express pickup and delivery at various Texas points using existing agencies with plans to expand later to Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
M. K. & T. Railroad Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Consolation Condemned Man Face Execution Change
A Nervy exchange reports a condemned man asking for a pardon. Counsel replies no pardon but notes the execution will occur on Thursday instead of Friday, arguing Friday is unlucky. The piece then shifts to a separate note on eagles building vast nests weighing close to a ton.
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Nebelspalter
Zurich
Harlingen Demos Set Election Officers in Donna
Democrats in the Rio Grande Valley appoint five ministers in Donna as election officials. Rev. Herbert McDermont is presiding judge with Father James Smith as assistant judge and Rev. C C Richards Rev Garland Farmer and Rev C S Stewart named clerks to ensure an honest count.
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United Press
Harlingen
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Donna
Herbert McDermont
James Smith
C. C. Richards
Garland Farmer
C. S. Stewart
Nest on the Ground Wins Carol Meadow Lark Tale
In a Meadow Lark story from 1930, Mrs. Meadow Lark selects a ground hollow for a hidden nest, with Carol aiding carefully. The couple builds a grass dome and covered run to conceal the nest while caring for eggs, avoiding detection by predators and watchers.
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Carol
Meadow Lark
Mrs. Meadow Lark
Mrs. Meadow Yark
Mrs. Bobolink
Mrs. Meadow
Lark
Danny Meadow Mouse
T. W. Burgess
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Big Man
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Wilbur
Hawk
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News- Globe
BY Mail
New Mexico
the Globe
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Herbert Plummer
of State
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John Crampton
Edge
America
Ambassador Sackett
American Chamber of Commerce
Berlin
Irish Free State
Isie Riem
Palestine
England
Dorothea Antel
Bowery
Plaza
Ritz
Waldorf
Biltmore
Antiquaire
William Morrow and Company
Bedtime
Carol the Meadow Lark
No Man's Land
Bougereau
Hoffman House
Maxfield Parrish
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Eddie Rickenbacker
Tombstone
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