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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1935

Page

4

Globe Stands As Independent Democratic News Paper

The Globe declares itself an independent democratic newspaper publishing the news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.

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Age on the Supreme Court

The death of ex Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes draws focus to court age. Holmes lived to 94, the oldest on the bench, with eight justices serving longer terms. The piece reviews ages of past justices, average service lengths, and notes living ex members and returns to the court.

Oliver Wendell Holmes Supreme Court Holmes George Shiras, Jr Pennsylvania Gabriel Duval Maryland Harness Justice Holmes Theodore Roosevelt John Marshall Stephen J. Field Joseph Story John M. Harlan John McLean James M. Wayne Bushrod Washington William Johnson John H. Clarke Ohio Hughes John Rutledge Rutledge Senate

Frank Greges as a Symbol of Money Versus Power

Aged sandwich sign carrier Frank Greges found 45000 in negotiable bonds and returned them to police earning national fame. He was celebrated by Wall Street figures but later lost his grip, his mind unraveling as prosperity proved overwhelming.

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A Rapid Fire Romance Ends at Duraya Fort

Mateo Rubriz and the Montana Kid in Mexico stage a risky raid to steal the emerald crown of Our Lady from Governor Duraya. Storms and a narrow ledge test their nerve as pursuit nears. Rubriz fears death but _the Kid_ helps him cling to the wall and survive the perilous escape attempt.

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On the Bolivian Border War and Hidden Emeralds

A narrative excerpt describes the Gran Chaco dispute between Bolivia and Paraguay with a focus on a general guarding a treasure. It follows Ignacio Estrada’s emotional reflection, the decision to modernize safekeeping, and a tense interrogation of Sergeant Andres about a window of danger linked to a tapping girl in a fort inn.

Gran Chaco South America Paraguay Bolivia Chaco Axalu Ignacio Estrada Don Luis Rubriz Andres Harper & Brothers

Black Plague Fights in Orient Report from Haichow Kiangsu

In Haichow Kiangsu Province on March 7 American medical missionaries and nurses began a silent effort against the plague. The Nant Ville, Tennessee headquartered Mission works with medical personnel to treat the afflicted amid thousands of deaths as the outbreak worsens.

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Dempsey Restaurant Sparks Citywide Buzz in New York

New York March 17 Jack Dempsey opens a pink brick restaurant opposite Madison Square Garden drawing intense attention from sports fans and city media. The piece notes potential impact on existing eateries and the fervor around Dempsey’s public persona.

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Gray Fox Seeks Easy Hen Despite Risky Daylight Foray

A Thornton W Burgess tale follows Gray Fox who normally hunts at night. He dares a daylight venture when hens are briefly loose, almost catching one before a protective elder sister leaves the gate open, sparking a moment of temptation and caution.

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Fever Thermometers Then and Now and a Gray Fox Tale

Health talk traces thermometer history from Sanctorius to Fahrenheit while noting early detection aids. A humorous byline recounts a crippled Gray Fox chased a hen by a shed, owner’s shout, and a rapid retreat into the woods, illustrating luck and misidentification.

School Facts and Electoral History

The federal Office of Education estimates 32,500,000 students in U S schools this year. No presidential election has been decided by popular vote. The Caroline Islands lie in the Pacific south of Guam, totaling about 500 islands.

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Word Builder Confessional Reflects Tiny House Dream

A playful fragment notes feeling of a mansion in a tiny house and links to a prior puzzle answer about being CUT from breakage. The speaker recalls losing pieces of a CUTE dinner set and suffering ACUTE pain from smashing a TEACUP.

Saar Ruler and Verbal Puzzle Clues Collide in The Grid

The puzzle lists across and down clues about the Saar ruler and related terms. Entries include responses for base grain postscript touching jog garden tool and various Germanic word forms. The grid weaves linguistic twists with periods, prepositions, and colorless hints.

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