Amarillo Globe 1927 edition masthead notes publication details
The fragment lists the Amarillo Globe publication facts from 1927 including founding date February 80 1884 and 1924 post office entry, evening publication with Amarillo Daily News on Sundays, Globe-News Publishing Co address 6th and Fillmore, Allen Howe editor Wilbur Hawk manager, AP affiliation, telephones and subscription rate note, and a June 10 1927 dateline.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Rome Police Target Pickpockets With Fingerprints
In Rome the police chief convened known pickpockets to warn that tourists would be disrupted. Guests were photographed and fingerprinted to deter theft as the tourist season nears, making pickpocketing a fading craft as offenders seek other towns or honest jobs.
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New York
Wall Street
Rome
Thas
Supervised Play in Amarillo Parks a Worthy Push
Plans for supervised play in city parks require earnest support from parents and the public. Mrs. V. W. Hegan will lead the program and need help to maximize its benefits. Each child at play reduces auto danger and improves fitness and citizenship. Amarillo has too few playgrounds and equipment, and these deficiencies deserve attention.
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V. W. Hegan
Amarillo
Providing for the Ward Schools Amarillo Plans Belongings
Amarillo authorities avoid neglecting grade schools while expanding the high school. San Jacinto and the North Amarillo ward schools will receive facilities unmatched in the Southwest. The boards emphasize community spirit and schools as centers for local activity, secondary to educational aims.
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Amarillo
San Jacinto
Salesmanship school to draw 100 plus in Panhandle area
More than 100 salesmen will attend a salesmanship and window dressing school here June 13 to 14, under the Panhandle Hardware and Implement Dealers’ association and the Coleman Lamp company. E. R. Carney, Coleman Lamp sales manager and noted expert, will lead the program with twelve assistants. The company will send a carload of equipment for the event. Carney’s remarks at the recent Panhandle convention highlighted the program.
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Panhandle Hardware and Implement Dealers’ Association
Coleman Lamp Company
E. R. Carney
Carney
Panhandle Hardware and Implement Dealers
Mrs Richards Dies at Home in Stockholm Sweden
Mrs. Mattie Richards a former Amarillo dancer who battled cancer died at her home in Stockholm Sweden on May 16. The death was reported to Mrs Oleta Osborne by Hans Anderson a brother of Richards. Friends in America especially Amarillo are asked to share in the sorrow and gratitude for kindness shown to her.
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Mattie Richards
Amarillo
Stockholm
Sweden
Oleta Osborne
Hans Anderson
Richards
America
Homecoming Shadows On Sonia And Her Family
Sonia returns to Stockton and finds familiar streets and faces yet feels transformed. She recalls Vera’s baby, Vera’s husband, and the office raise she earned, while her mother Anna stays restrained and uneasy. Sonia’s bond with Vera and her longing for Franklin Crane reveal family tension and unspoken truths as the tree tonight looms.
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Stockton
Sonia
Sam Marsh
Sonja
Anna
Tata
Miss Marsh
Vera
Paul
Franklin Crane
Chamorro Faces Cold Welcome in Washington Diplomatic Circles
In Washington on June 10, Envoy Cesar Chamorro from Nicaragua's Diaz government is mostly snubbed by Latin American peers and dodges elite receptions. The Diaz regime's ties with the 1925 coup haunt Chamorro while the State department backs his U S stay, citing Diaz's independence from the Chamorro coup.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Don Alexander Napoleon Caesar Chamorro
United States
Diaz
Nicaragua
Legation
Secretary of State
Pan- American Union
Chamorro
Rio Grande
Managua
Cesar
Caesar
State Department
Emiliano Chamorro
Emiliano
Department
Dawes
Borah
Giblet
South
Central America
Brass-buttoned marine jacket tops sporty attire
A brass-buttoned marine jacket is showcased as a chic sport item for the active woman on links or court. A natural Kasha coat with calfskin collar and a square zipper pocket stores Milady's valuables.
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Milady
Sammy Jay Encounters a Striking Spotted Cat in Green Forest
Sammy Jay, terrified by a Red Terror clash, spies a new stranger near Buster Bear’s ledge. A yellow furred cat with black spots emerges, showing teeth and a twitching tail, radiantly lit by sun on the rock ledge as hunters push through the Green Forest.
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Sammy Jay
Sammy
Buster Bear
Sammy Jay and the Stranger in the Green Forest
Sammy Jay spots a large stranger with fear in his eyes and suspects hunters chase him. The stranger darts toward rock ledges and a hidden cave where Yowler the Bobcat lurks. He escapes into another opening, while Sammy notes the odd hunt and wonders what comes next.
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Sammy
Green Forest
Buster Besar
T. W. Burgess
Ladder and secrets in a Christmas longing tale
Sonia arranges lights and dreams of Franklin in Los Angeles while hoping for a Christmas reunion. Tom Underwood bursts in with news about Sidney, revealing Sonia’s shifting feelings and a surprising friendship. The moment hints at a deeper connection as the story continues.
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Sonia
Franklin
Los Angeles
Tom Underwood
Sidney
Oddball Quotes and Quips From the Era
A playful miscellany notes robbers seeking practice, the Prince of Wales glimpsing Abie’s Irish Rose in newspapers, and a Boston thief planning a clean getaway. It wryly imagines an American mayor resisting Sioux Indians, and remarks that well spaced is spreading widely.
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Prince of Wales
Abie
Black Hills Tales From Rapid City Dime Novel Plot
RAPID CITY S D June 10 It is a country of dime novel plots and fish and bear stories in the Black Hills The Sioux hunting grounds and a lawsuit over hunting grounds feud with the white man are noted The State Game Lodge near the summer White House hosts buffalo deer elk bighorn sheep and tamed bears with many game birds and wolves kept in pens Tomorrow: Inside the summer White House.
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Black Hills
Peter Edson
NER
Rapid City
S. D
Baron Maunchausen
Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Ballyhoo
Rapid Creek
White House
Game
Lof
Coolidges
Battle Creek
New England
Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
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