Amarillo Globe Newspaper Opens 1928 with Rates and Policy
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details for 1928 including evening edition timing, Sunday morning tie with Aparillo Daily News, and office at 6th and Fillmore. It lists publisher WEE SRL GENE HOWE and manager WILBUR GC. HAWK, and notes Independent Democratic stance and AP news usage.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Aparillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur GC. Hawk
Associated Press
TRE Globe
Shadow the Weasel Faces Cubby Bear in Rough Encounter
Shadow the Weasel hunts woodcock but is thwarted by Farmer Brown’s Boy. He encounters Cubby Bear who misjudges him, leading to a quick clash when Cubby bites Shadow’s heel. Shadow escapes and vows to retaliate in the next story, Shadow Torments Cubby.
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Shadow
Weasel
Farmer Brown
Green Forest
Cubby Bear
Cubby
Mouse
Hal
T. W. Burges
Progress Through Loss and Progress Through Loss
A German scientist Erich Graichen claims to have invented a machine to isolate and split atoms. He says it could cure cancer but also serve as a devastating weapon. The piece argues that all great advances are double edged and depend on human responsibility to avoid catastrophe.
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Erich Graichen
From Poverty to Cards Chief Inspires American Craft
An artist and poet named George Buzza rose to head a $1.5 million greeting card company in Minneapolis, illustrating and writing messages that blend warmth with sincerity. The piece notes the card industry’s growth, its sentimental value, and links recreation spaces to urban well being, ending with a quirky historical line about a stenographer and an oscillating fan.
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George Buzza
Minneapolis
John and friends in an artist loft evening
In a San Francisco studio John hosts a lively gathering with Inga Brent and Sylvia Page as they discuss youth, rebellion, and romance. Jerry and Saxon drift through mood and memory, while John ponders travel and art ahead of tomorrow’s chapter.
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Montgomery Street
Pine
Jerry
O. K
John Iver
John
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Robert Caples
Inga Brent
Sylvia Page
Sylvia
Inga
Heaven
Hell
Jeunes Filles
Saxon
Montgomery
Pioneer Park
Golden Gate
France
Tuolumne Meadows
Yosemite
Toulumne Meadows
Inga Roine
Golf Threatens English Home Life This Summer
London dispatch reports golf clubs attract hundreds of women joining or tagging along with husbands on weekends. The Ladies' Golf Union of Britain claims membership well over 10,000 with thousands more non members.
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International News Service
London
Ladies’ Golf Union of Britain
Modern Pepys Sees Revival Of Early 9s
Diary of a modern Pepys notes Blach the Hippodrome clown drawing laughter amid hardship for animal trainers and cruelty laws. Harlem gaiety, cake-walks, Broadway banter, and reflections on vaudeville's decline frame a portrait of New York in 1928.
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New York
Pepys
Blach
Hippodrome
Harlem
Aubrey Eads
Peggy Hoyt
Brock Pemberton
Emporia
Kans
Tennis Stadium Beauty Parlor Opens Near Paris
In a new Paris area tennis stadium named Roland Garros a beauty parlor operates for women spectators. Two attendants provide creams powders perfumes crayons and paints to restore complexions burned by the sun during matches.
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Associated Press
Paris
Roland Garros
France
A Job for the Bureau of Animal Industry
A pair of New Zealand MPs sparred in a parliamentary session with sharp exchanges. A heated moment led the chair to demand order as one deputy accused the other, prompting a witty retort about clarity and a veterinary surgeon.
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THE
Bureau OF Animal Industry
New Zealand
Chicago Urges Nonpartisan Election Laws Reform
Chicago civic group Citizens' Association calls for nonpartisan Illinois election laws to curb corruption and fraud. The plan cites 1885 rules, cites Milwaukee Omaha Detroit as models, and endorses permanent voter registration to reduce costs and misuses. It notes issues with registration lists and ballot box stuffing.
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International IllSews Service
Chicago
Illinois
Citizens’ Association
Augustus Peabody
Milwaukee
Omaha
Detroit
Cook County
Edmund Jarecki
Iowa
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Idaho
Minnesota
Delaware
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Washington
President Bestows Medal on Marine Hero at White House
Lieutenant C. Frank Schilt, who evacuated 18 wounded marines under fire in Quilali Nicaragua, received the Congressional Medal of Honor from President Coolidge on the White House south lawn in a formal ceremony with a Marine battalion and the national anthem.
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Associated Press
Washington
President Coolidge
C. Frank Schilt
Quilali
Nicaragua
White House
Marine
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
New Playground
York
England
Negro Section
N. Y
Bronx
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Cafe Lafayette
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Laughing Around the
Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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