Amarillo Daily Globe notices and masthead 1924
The Amarillo Daily Globe publication details include founding date February 20 1924. entry as second class matter. published evenings except Saturday and Sunday mornings. office at 110 East Fifth Street. AP affiliation. subscription rates by week month and year. Sunday and mail options for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. issue dated Monday June 23 1924.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
MAIL
Oklahoma
The Tactless Texan’s Man Diamanto Polous Arrested in New Jersey
A Texas man, Diamanto poulos, speeded through Key Harbor New Jersey and was arrested. Officer Mikovitch made the arrest, with Beiros as defense attorney and Judge Mischich issuing a fine. The piece notes Texas has many homegrown Americans and riffs on local humor and crime.
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Diamantopoulos
Key Harbor
N. J
Mikovitch
Beiros
Mischich
Radio Program Schedule for Chicago and Midwest June 23
A dense listing of daily radio broadcasts across stations KWY WMAQ WGN WDAP WHA KSD WDAF WOC WOAW WOS WSB WMC WFAA WBAP KGO KAJ KFI KPO KGW KGW and others notes times shows and content from late night talks to concerts and sports updates for Central Standard Time with nods to national conventions and regional orchestras and choirs.
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KWY
Chicago
WMAQ
WGN
WDAP
WHA
Manison
WAG
Minneapolis
Sport Review
Geo Osborn
KSD, &T. Louis
KYW
Wey
Chicago Musical College
Ralph Williams
Eran Penees
Jack Chapman
Oriole Orchestra
WLAG
Geo. Osborn
Madison
KSD
ST. Louis
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Woc
Davenport
WOAW
Omaha
The
Lions Club
Pittsburgh
Walter B. Graham
WOS
Jefferson City
WSB
Atlanta
Mise
Hennie Earnhardt
WHAS
Louisville
Carl Zoeiler
Chas. H. Barnes, Jr
Fred Hughes
Dr Charles H Robinson Moderates United Presbyterian Assembly
Dr Charles H Robinson of Wheeling West Virginia elected by the United Presbyterian General Assembly in Richmond Indiana as moderator. He is the son of former moderator Dr W J Robinson who led a Pittsburgh church.
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Amarillo
Texas
Tootsie
Charles Dickens
Ring Lardner
Charles H. Robinson
Wheeling
W. Va
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Richmond
Ind
W. J. Robinson
New York State
Pittsburgh
SKY-ROAD HOUSES FOR FLIERS SEEN BY EXPERT
London June 23 Air Minister Lord Thomson told the House of Lords he foresees in three years two airship types for commercial and naval use and in ten years six airship constructors competing in Britain. He envisions imperial links by air, freight and mail carriage, and a future where noble lords glide from Parliament in engines and fly along the Thames to Scotland with resting stops at floating caravanserais high above ground.
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London
A. P
Lord Thomson
House of Lords
Parliament House
Thames Valley
Scotland
Hot Springs Highway To Be Completed In Three Miles
Las Vegas reports the Hot Springs highway will be finished for a three mile stretch this week and completed within ten days. A reduced grade on the approach to the Red river bridge has also been implemented.
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Las Vegas
Hot Springs
Red River Bridge
Diary of O O McIntyre in New York 1920s social whirl
The diary notes in New York on June 23 recount encounters with Albert Payson Terhune in Africa, visits to Hartsdale, George Jean Nathan, and Will Hart. theater talk at the Green Room Club and Garrick, with reflections on censorship, hats, social climbing, and urban manners.
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New York
Samuel Pepys
Albert Payson Terhune
Africa
Hartsdale
Dudley
Taney
R. Long
George Jean Nathan
Green Room Club
Fairbanks
Miss Pickford
Will Hart
Half Minute Interviews Reflections From Roundtable Voices
A series of quick quotes features Art Smith on the clothing trade being oldest, W C Foster on red headed wood peckers, a married woman on reform and marriage, Ezra Hopkins urging change among neighbors, Ben Henson praising fishermen, a farmer on lax laws, H S Durham on noisy doors, Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher predicting a Democratic nomination dispute in New York with a potential dark horse contender.
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Lloyd Fletcher
New York
McAdoo
Smith
Monument to Silent Night Celebrates 100 Years
Salzburg reports a monument will be erected in Oberndorf to honor the 100th anniversary of Silent Night Holy Night, composed there by Rev Dr Mohr and schoolteacher Gruber. Foundations to be laid this summer with unveiling planned for Christmas Day.
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Salzburg
Austria
Oberndorf
Mohr
Gruber
Plague of moths hits several towns
Amarillo and other towns report swarms of moths, including clothes-eating varieties and others soon to hatch. Only one local incident notes damage a trousers knee eaten in the night, but no widespread harm is reported.
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Amarillo
Sawmill Fire Destroys Cloudcroft Lumber Yard
A large sawmill owned by Cloundcroft Lumber Company north of Cloudcroft in the Alamogordo area burned to the ground at week’s end. The blaze caused a total loss not covered by insurance.
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Cloundcroft Lumber Company
Cloudcroft
Alamogordo vi
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