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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1929

Page

6

Amarillo Globe News Publication Footer Details

Publication notice from The Amarillo Globe News outlines founding date February 20 1924 and filing details. It lists offices in Amarillo Texas and references post office registration and pricing lines.

Amarillo Texas Globe-News Publishing Co

Amarillo Traffic Club Aims to Unite Shippers and Railroads

Amarillo shippers and railroad representatives plan a traffic club to educate and unite participants. The movement mirrors nationwide practice with active memberships in Chicago and Minneapolis. The club will focus on education rather than settling disputes, seen as a city asset for Amarillo’s growth.

Amarillo Minneapolis Chicago Traffic Club

Brave Sheriff Stops Riverside Lynching By Defiant Stand

A mob surrounded Riverside Jail seeking Gordon Northcott, convicted of three murders. Sheriff Clem Sweeters faced the crowd alone declaring the law would take his life rather than release the prisoner, and the mob dispersed.

Riverside Calif Gordon Norcott Clem Sweeters Northcott

Crime not profitable says Sing Sing warden

Warden Lewis E. Lawes notes that in 1927 the average robbery yielded $30.75 and sentences averaged over thirteen years. He cautions that adding escapees might raise profits and lower sentences, but the gist remains: crime isn’t very profitable.

Lewis E. Lawes Sing Sing Prison

A Civil War Laugh At Fitzhugh Lees Misreading

The piece recounts Fitzhugh Lee mishearing a Confederate veteran’s name. A North Carolina private mistakes Marie Robert for Lt. Fitz Lee, assuming he must quit while Lee’s army has surrendered to Grant. The anecdote highlights local color and humorous miscommunication from the postwar era.

Fitzhugh Lee Confederacy Cuba Robert E. Lee Appomatox North Carolina Ragged Marie Robert Grant Lee Fitz Lee

The Sun Room Battle Over a Fern and Punishment

A parent counsels firm, emotionless discipline after a two year old Billy damages a Boston fern to seek attention. The piece argues punishment should be plain and minimal in warmth, noting a child lacking engaging tasks invites scrutiny and court martial like scolding.

Billy

Murder at the Borden office a sensational probe begins

Promoter Harry Borden is shot in his private office. Detective McMann leads the inquiry with suspects including wife Mrs Elizabeth Borden, Ruth Lester, and Jack Hayward. Benny Smith the office boy implicates or defends others as Minnie Cassidy and Rita Dubois are drawn into questioning. The scene shifts among witnesses on the seventh floor as a web of alibis forms.

Harry” Borden Ruth Lester McMann Elizabeth Borden Borden Jack Hayward Ruth Jack Micky Moran Otto Pfluger Bill Cowan Minnie Cassidy Letty Miller Cleo Gilman Rita Dubois Ashe Benny Smith Benny Mr. Borden Mister Harry Borden Miss Lester Minnie T’ell Fourteenth Street Fritzie Statebridge Building Covey Star Lester Corey Mrs. Borden Rita

Very Rich Are Unpopular as Hotel Guests

A column by D. C. McIntyre reflects on New York society figures, celebrities, and luxury excesses. It contemplates wealth, fame, and social behavior via vivid snapshots of guests, entertainers, and urban life, ending with an edgy quip about a troublesome patron.

D. C. McIntyre New York March Fannie Brice

Howler the Wolf in Burgess Tale Told

Wanderer the owl tells Peter Rabbit about Howler the Wolf a swift cunning predator feared by bears moose and panther. Howler hunts deer and packs hunt together while Old Man Coyote and Lightfoot the Deer face peril in the forest and across the North and Far West. The tale notes Howler's size speed and hunts.

Peter Rabbit Mrs. Wanderer Happy Jack Squirrel Wanderer Howler the Wolf Howser Peter Bowser the Hound Bowser Old Man Coyote Bears and Flathorns the Moose and Pume the Panther Are Unafraid of Howler Howler Lightfoot Coyote T. W. Burgess

Crossword Puzzle Balance and Thoughtful Word Hunt

A concise crossword puzzle description with well balanced clues and several unusual words. Horizontal clues include Net weight of a container vehicle visage delicately colored jewel type of poem to press large tract of public land kept for recreational and ornamental purposes Bulky a new star frozen water to minister to.

League Meets in Private Conference

The League of Nations council, meeting in private, will refer the United States adhesion issue to the commission of jurists. This panel will meet March 11 to study revision of the World Court Statutes, with Elihu Root’s proposals in view and public discussion planned. Sir Austen Chamberlain expected to present the resolution.

Associated Press Geneva Council of the League of Nations United States World Court of Justice Commission of Jurists World Court Elihu Root Austen Chamberlain

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