Amarillo Globe News publication data and rates
The Amarillo Globe News lists publication details issued February 20 1924 and 1924 post office entry, publishing evenings except Saturday with Sunday morning editions in tandem with Amarillo Daily News. It lists staff including Gene Howe as publisher editor and Wilbur C Hawk as general manager, and provides subscription rates for different durations and regions in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
6Th
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
ON Mail
OkLaHoMa
New Mexico
Amarillo Emerges as Regional Finance and Distribution Hub
Evidence mounts that Amarillo is attracting major firms. General Motors Acceptance Corp plans to run finance from Amarillo, Chevrolet opens a factory branch, and Postal Telegraph and Cable Co considers district offices. Strong rail links and growing Panhandle population drive the shift.
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Amarillo
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
General Motors
Panhandle-Plains
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Chevrolet Motor Company
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Panhandle
June feats mark pact signing and top cable transmission
The June record includes the reparations pact signing and the rapid cable transmission of its 30 000 word text. The Dawes plan is largely superseded by the Young plan, which consolidates German debt into international settlements with a new bank aid. The press delivered the full text to readers worldwide, highlighting a major diplomatic triumph and a flawless news operation.
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Europe
Germany
Bank of International Settlements
New York
Atlantic
Censoring Reading May Fail to Shield Children
An essay argues that forbidding access to magazines and books fuels guilt and fascination. It urges parents to grant broad reading freedom while supplying engaging, wholesome material. The author notes young readers will encounter provocative content regardless of restrictions and promotes open discussion.
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Agnes Lyne
Broadway Turned Star Makers and a Murder Plot
In a New York theater era piece the rise of barnstorming acts to Broadway fame is traced with names like the Weaver Brothers and Fannie Brice. A modern serialized tale follows lawyer John Curtis Morgan and Nan Carroll Morgan as they marry, move offices, and confront the murder case of Thornton Blackhall, while a suspect son, David Blackhall, arrives to surrender and renews the dramatic power of high society intrigue.
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Mcintyre New York
Rialto
New York
Weaver Brothers
Pvira
Arkansas Hills
Palace
Charles Butterworth
Broadway
Gotham
Clark
McCullough
West 42Nd Street
Jim Barton
Sticks
Frisco
George White
Dan Healy
Fannie Brice
Brooklyn
Joe Cook
Helen Morgan
Harry Richmond
Gilda Gray
Ruby Keeler
John Curtis Morgan
Iris
Nan Garroll
Morgan
Bert Crawford
Curtis Morgan
Nan
Crawford
Curtis
Little Curtis
Sige
Morgan & Morgan
Attorneys-at- Law
John
Mr. Morgan
Miss O'Hara
Mrs. Morgan
Kkthleen O'Hara
Miss Carroll
City Hall
Kathleen O'Hara
David Blackhall
Mountain View
Son of
Wealth
Stephen Grant
Grant
Aene
Thornton Blackhall
Blackhull
David Blackhull
Mr. Blackhall
Nina
Chicago
Nan Carroll Morgan
Laughing Around the World With Irvings Cobb
A Cleveland family hires a southern maid who quits after a week over excessive course serving. A Kentucky tale echoes the theme as a colored servant is dismissed for lacking “real quality.” The piece uses dialect to lampoon pretension in class and race.
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Cleveland
South
Crossword Puzzle 1 Injuries and Answers
A crossword clue list presents terms like injury shoe string perform region verbal and correlative of neither along with allot encircle black bird of the cuckoo family surfeit and gossip.
Burgess Bedtime: The House Centipede Mystery
Jenny Wren and Mr. Wren debunk a shed centipede squeak by pulling off its legs. The kicking legs squeak post decapitation, drawing attention away from the children’s dinner and teaching a curious lesson on animal defenses. The tale ends with the mystery solved and a teaser for the next Burgess story.
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Jenny Wren
Farmer Brown
Mr. Wren
Jenny
T. W. Burgess
Proceedings in Court of Civil Appeals Amarillo today
The seventh district court in Amarillo heard motions overruled and several rehearings including J N Johnson v Ashby Duncan Hensley v Waco Drug Co and others. Several cases were affirmed reversed remanded or rendered. A few entries were submitted and others await decision. Included is Zurch General Accident Liability Ins Co v Roy A Thompson and Western Union Telegraph Co v Wichita County Water Improvement District No 1. The list reflects multiple districts and parties with outcomes per case.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
J. N. Johnson
Lawrence Ashby
Duncan Hensley
Waco Drug Company
Guy B. Speed
Mary A. Gilliland
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company
J. J. Horner
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wichita County Water Improvement District
No. 1
Affirmed
Yesterday's Answer and Clues in a Word Puzzle List
A dense list of clues and numbered entries covering meanings and synonyms. It includes definitions for words like anxiety, chorus, and lament, with numerous cross references such as amphibian, cure, and organ of hearing. The fragment resembles a compiled crossword or vocabulary exercise from a periodical.
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THE
Amarillo Globe
Associated Press
Telephones News and Business Department Circulation Department
the Globe
Ren
Rivalavives Ese
Suite 718
Park Avenue
John W. Gates
Waldorf
Upper Bth Avenue
West Street
Dancing Twins
Dodge Sisters
Dodge City
Miles
Beth
Betty Dodge
Ted Healy
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Irvings
Cobb Copyright, McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Kentucky
Fas
By Thornton W. Burgess
Jack
Travis Waugh
J. B. Johnson
Swisher
Frank D. Howell
H. L. Bartlett
Hale
Eleanor Glenn Ezell Et al
A. A. Fowler
Crosby. Thompson Drug Company
R. H. Latham
Potter
Sultan
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