Amarillo Globe masthead notice and affiliation details
The Amarillo Globe masthead lists founding date February 20 1924 city circulation Amarillo Texas and publishing arrangement with Amarillo Daily News and Globe News Publishing Co It names Gene Howe as publisher and editor Wilbur C Hawk as general manager notes Associated Press affiliation and mentions departments and telephone lines with subscription rates by carrier and mail for various durations and regions
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Unclear numeric entry from June 28 1927 page
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered numbers and a price like 3.90 and 97.60 with no readable context or identifiable names or places.
Magic Nights in Amarillo Highlight Pleasant Summer Evenings
The piece extols Amarillo and the Panhandle as a cool summer retreat with many nights offering refreshing relief from heat. A longtime resident notes rare nights without cover, while visitors are urged to promote Amarillo as a year round resort due to its pleasant climate and eight hours of sleep.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Tulsa
Dallas
Fort Worth
Caprock
Promoting Blue Skies Prompts Cautious Aviation Growth
The piece notes aviation progress outpacing current infrastructure with new flying companies and surged investment. It warns against watered down airports and reckless funding and argues finance should stay in sane hands to avoid harming aviation progress and misled enthusiasts.
Sonia and Don Seek Truth on a Park Trail
Sonia spends a tense dawn hike with Don Stillwater exposing feelings and class barriers. He confesses love, she wavers, and she secretly plans to avoid marriage despite mounting attraction.
Herrick Comes Home From Rest After Lindbergh Triumph
Paris June 28 Myron T. Herrick American ambassador to France returns home for a rest after earning praise as a master diplomat in managing Lindbergh’s dramatic flight. His restraint and timing kept Lindbergh’s mission focused, boosting Franco American relations and shaping a hopeful diplomatic moment.
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Paris
Myron T. Herrick
France
Lindbergh
America
Herrick
Europe
Ambassador Herrick
Jack
le Bourget
St. Lox
Cee Lindb
Lindy
United States
Curious clipped notes split by initials and idle quotes
A jumble of short items notes include women signing with initials for Hawaii flights a 92 year old LA resident piloting a 20 minute plane trip a western editor retiring with 100000 dollars and oil found in his yard Soviet minister Kollontay comments on modern women prioritizing work over sentiment and a Brazil rubber plantation planned with a 1.5 million investment
Bowser Hunts a Stranger in the Moonlit Hen Yard
Bowser the hound on a moonlit Green Meadows night trails a new scent beyond Old Man Coyote. Bowser discovers Mrs. Coyote near Farmer Brown's hen yard, leading to a cautious chase and a rope tether to secure the chicken yard. The episode ends with Bowser safely watched over as no more visitors arrive.
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Bowser
Hound
Farmer Brown
Mistress Moon
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Old Man Coyote
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Old Pasture
Coyote
Bowie
T. W. Burgess
My Favorite Stories by Carolyn Wells
Financial confusion shows how status shapes respect. A poor man in a Ritzy hotel receives deference from underlings after a waif demands his money, while a rich friend is rebuffed for help with a simple request, illustrating contrasting social responses to fortune.
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Carolyn Wells
Connecticut Farmer Files Insurance Claim Over Breaks
A Connecticut farmer filed a damages claim with an insurance company after alleging that his ribs were broken by his daughter's embrace. The incident center on a family interaction and resulting injuries.
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Connecticut
Arbitration Seen In Chicago Transit Problem
Chicago faces a possible general transit tie up as carmen and employers await arbitration to settle wage disputes. A meeting of carmen's union officials was planned to decide next steps and a strike could include 15,000 surface workers and 5,000 elevated workers if called.
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United Press
Chicago
America
Carmen
Gas Fatal to Mother and Five Children in White Stone
Marie Freedman a 35 year old mother and her five children Theodore 14 Janet 7 Catherine 4 Nancy 3 and Joseph 2 died in their home as police said she turned on the gas of the kitchen stove likely in an act of self harm at White Stone New York today
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Don Stillwater
Don
Stockton
Sonia
United Press
White Stone
N. Y
Marie Freedman
Theodore
Janet
Catherine
Nancy
Joseph
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