Amarillo Daily Globe Publisher Note 1924
An item noting the Amarillo Daily Globe founded in 1924 and entered as second class matter at the Amarillo post office on February 20 1924. It lists publication details including evenings and Sunday morning editions and the Globe Publishing Company address at 110 East Fifth Street with department contact lines.
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Amarillo
Daily Globe
Texas
Saturn
Uhile Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
The Kind of Man He Is
Arthur Brisbane reports on Senator Robinson of Arkansas after a golf course incident. A foursome challenged entry and Robinson, refusing passage, punched a man who came at him, knocking him out. The piece suggests Robinson is a decisive, red blooded leader.
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Arthur Brisbane
The
Globe
United States
New York
Texas
Brisbane
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Contiousnes
The Tactless Texan’s Irreverent Amusements
A Globe reporter laments chasing a sensational tale about a mother cat mating with a polecat near Amarillo. He shifts to humor and social observations about local women, infidelity, and morality with sharp, nonchalant jabs at public conduct and churchgoing.
The Actor as a He Man and Reginald Vancouver
A critique of actors over a bias against male performers. Reveals Reginald Vancouver aka Bill Stevens, a hardware salesman turned movie star, whose six figure income, three secretaries, and influx of mash notes contrast with his home life with Minna Deidesheimer in a Sunset Boulevard twin-bungalow.
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Cyrus Jeliffe
Excelsior
Marietta
Coquelin
Garrick
Mansfield
Jefferson
Reginald Vancouver
Bill Stevens
Bill
Reginald
Keokuk
Iowa
Chillicothe
Granite City
Minna Deichsheimer
Hollywood Post Office
Vancouver Picture Corporation
Anolion
Sunset Boulevard
Reginald Vancouvers
Minna Deidesheimer
Beepo
Hollywood
Minna
San Diego
Here There and Everywhere T L Roach and Visitors
A cluttered local notes item lists visitors and residents across Texas and New Mexico. Names include T L Roach Goodnight W J Skaggs White Deer John Gilvin Glen Rose E L Fowler Dalhart Kelly Gray Herford J B Demic Endee Maj T Garrett Claude John McKillop Clarendon W A McIntosh White Deer. Soncy school project bids discussed with no final decision.
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John Gilvin
Glen Rose
Tex
E.L. Fowler
Dalhart
Kelly Gray
Herford
J. B. Demic
Endee
N. M
Amarillo
Maj. T. Garrett
Claude
W. A. McIntosh
White Deer
Soncy
Abo Highway Boosters Visit Amarillo From Fairview
Three visitors from Fairview Oklahoma Dr. B. F. Johnson H. A. Bower and Marvin Mead toured Amarillo Friday. They are canvassing towns to place markers along the Abo Highway from St. Louis to the Pacific coast. Amarillo could spend about $20 for a nearby park marker as part of the marking effort.
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Amarillo
Fairview
Okla
Enid
B. F. Johnson
H. A. Bower
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Marvin Mead
Clovis
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
M Mountains
Gray Family Reunited May Drop Desertion Charge
G. W. Gray, former Santa Fe engineer, was brought back from Casper Wyoming to Amarillo to face a family desertion charge. Reports say the Gray family has been reunited and the charge may be dropped. Gray says he did not desert his wife and seven children, but went to Casper for work where he could not find a job locally.
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G. W. Gray
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Casper
Wyo
Gray
Benton Discovers Prime Vega Cotton Field
Harman Benton praises Jessie McGowan of Vega for a top Panhandle cotton field this summer. McGowan has 160 acres in good stand, with indicators of a strong yield.
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Harman Benton
Panhandel
Jessie McGowan
Vega
McGowan
Sandhogs Brave Hazards Beneath the Hudson
New York notes describe Goth am sandhogs risking suffocation in mud as shields fail during tunnel work. Pay reaches about 20 dollars daily. bends episodes have caused mass unconsciousness and violence. The piece contrasts chef habits and city life around Columbus Circle and Menlo Park memorial plans.
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New York
Gotham
Hudson River
Amarillo Tri-State fair to feature football doubleheader
Fair officials announce two football games at the exposition park this fall. The Golden Sandstorm of Amarillo High meets a West Texas high school challenger, while West Texas State Teachers College Buffaloes face another major college opponent. A special day aims to bring WTSTC students to Amarillo for the events.
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Amarillo
Fair
Exposition Park
Amarillo High School
West Texas
West Texas State Teachers’ College Buffaloes
Southwest
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John McKillop
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