Amarillo Globe history and publishing details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 entered as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office. Published evenings except Saturdays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays by The Globe News Publishing Co. Sixth and Fillmore. Gene Rowe publisher and editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager. Associated Press member with AP news only for published dispatches. Telephones and subscription rates listed for Amarillo and combination with The Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo
Téxas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Photoplay chief decries cheap smut in Ingagi and Unguarded Girls
James R. Quirk editor of Photoplay denounces fly by night films relying on smutty appeals. He cites Ingagi as a sham educational feature and Unguarded Girls as exploitation promoting living models. The critic notes major theater groups refused Ingagi after uncovering the truth while Unguarded Girls sells salacious bait near speakeasies.
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James R. Quirk
Photoplay
Ing
Mr. Quirk
Ingagi
Africa
Hollywood
Publix
Fox
Loew
Warner-Stanley
RKO
New York
A Satisfying Religion by Glenn Frank
A reader asks for the marks of a satisfying religion and the author declines a universal standard. He argues religion must fit the personal impulse, favoring the once born experience and a universe with value and purpose beyond motion.
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Glenn Frank
Lord Acton
London
William James
Damascus
McClure Newspaper
Guiding Your Child Wise Rewards by Mrs Agnes Lyne
Ellis a six year old boy learns to bathe and dress himself with a nightly rewards plan from his mother. Each evening he earns a small gift under his pillow such as crayons candy or marbles for completing independence. After a week his mother asks if he is ready to bathe himself.
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Agnes Lyne
Ellis
Jed
Murder at High Ride: Flique Names Johns as Killer
In a dramatic reveal on the island, Anatole Flique declares Jules Lacote killed Grainger and Parados via a rifled Springfield weapon disguised by City of the Gut action. Johns, the tower occupant, executes the plan using a forged rifle cartridge to strike Grainger and Parados.
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Caroline Brent
Bec
le Balafre
Samuels
Grainger
Flique
Monsieur
M. l'Antiquaire
M. Johns
M. Hunt
M. Parados
Milo
Fortis
Johns
Madame
M. le Deputy
Hendricks
Balafre
Ciceron Bee
Jules Lacote
Celia
Father
Rascal
Caroline
M. le
France
M. l’Antiquaire
M. Grainger and
Anatole Flique
Olympia silver service to be loaned for display aboard Saratoga
Washington letter notes the Olympia silver service donated for the cruiser Olympia now loaned to the Saratoga carrier. The House of Representatives orders the old plates and platters returned to Olympia for exhibition until a new ship named Olympia takes to the seas.
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Olympia
Saratoge
House of Representatives
Fate of the Olympia remains unresolved in Washington harbor plans
The Olympia faces uncertain fate after being struck from naval lists and rusting at a Philadelphia yard. A proposal to moor her as a permanent memorial in Washington is stalled by DC budget concerns, with restoration of the silverware and a possible refit tied to future shrine projects or a new Olympia. Meanwhile the silverware would go to the city and the air admiral on the Saratoga must cope without special fittings.
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Olympia
Washington
Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Dewey
City
Mourning at Hartsdale Dog Cemetery Honors Faithful Pets
Reporter recalls Junior the dog killed by a motorist and reflects on canine sentimentality. Hartsdale cemetery holds 6000 graves across five acres with plots from 15 to 150 dollars and notable burials including Sally and Toodles, a 13 000 dollar mausoleum, and a plot owned by Mrs McLaughlin, ex Irene Castle.
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New York
Hartsdale
Junior
Elysian Fields
Sally
Toodles
McLaughlin
Irene Castle
Buster
Gordon
S. K. Johnson
Amarilloans Lead at Texas Christian Endeavor Union Convention
Miss Hattie Mae Wood of Amarillo was re elected president of the Texas Christian Endeavor Union at the Wichita Falls convention June 11 15. Bertha Lee Wood of Amarillo was re elected chairman of the Loyal Leaders Club. The Panhandle district earned multiple honors including banners for best society and best group performances and district achievements in promotion and parade events. Outstanding speakers included Harold Singer Roy Breg Otto Neilson Clarence Hamilton Abe Corey and others.
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Hattie Mae Wood
Amarillo
Texas Christian Endeavor Union
Wichita Falls
Bertha Lee Wood
Panhandle
Loyal Leaders Club
Young People's Society
The
First Christian Church
Central Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of Lubbock
Harold Singer
Midwest
Roy Breg
Southern
Otto Neilson
Texas
Clarence Hamilton
International Society of C. E
Abe Corey
Peter Rabbit and Jerry Muskrat Home Mystery
Peter learns Jerry Muskrat still has a home after Grandfather Frog claims the Muskrat house washed away in spring flood. Jerry reveals his residence is elsewhere, with Peter puzzled by unseen property while discussing puzzles and other tales from a theatrical magazine. The scene closes as Peter bids to find Jerry’s actual home.
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Peter Rabbit
Jerry Muskrat
Grandfather Frog
Peter
Jerry
Smiling Pool
Laughing Brook
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Ophelia to Northwestern
Crossword puzzle prompts include Ophelia as the heroine in a Shakespeare play and a question locating Northwestern University. Other clues cover terms for region, pronoun, mend, noise, Satan, morass, each, and cudgeled with related horizontal and vertical entries.
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Ophelia
Satan
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Navy
George Dewey
Manila Bay
C. McIntyre
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Paris
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Endeavor
Bedtime
Eldridge Street
Lower East Side
I. Yankem
Madison Avenue
Missouri
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Jimmy Walker
New York City
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Cerberus
Northwestern University
Japan
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