Amarillo Daily Globe刊ization notices and rates
Published in Amarillo Texas by the Amarillo Globe Publishing Company the paper lists its founding date February 20 1924 and carriage details subscriptions monthly quarterly and annual for Amarillo Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with Sunday editions offered and rates shown including monthly and yearly options.
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Henry Ford Turns Rail Prodigy Into a Growing Empire
The article notes Henry Ford's Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad showing 1923 net earnings of 1.786 million on 400 miles of track after Ford bought it for 4 million in 1929. Last year's gross receipts rose to 19.417 million, with 737 thousand saved in operating costs, signaling swift efficiency gains. Henry Ford’s rail success comes amid humor about his diversified genius.
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Henry Henry Ford
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Ford
Henry Ford
Stooped Statesmen in Washington Draw Mixed Portrait
Not all statesmen in Washington are crooked. About 90 percent appear stoop-shouldered, suggesting a weary or burdened political class amid national affairs.
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Washington
Reed Repudiated by Missouri Democrats
Missouri Democrats repudiate Senator James A. Reed citing ongoing repudiation as a defining stance in state politics. The remark highlights intraparty tensions and Reed's contested position within the party.
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James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Hughes Realizes No Call for New Armament Conference
Secretary Hughes states it is not yet time for a second conference on disarmament. He argues the first conference has not taken effect as nations rush to produce more armaments.
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Hughes
Homer Croy
France
Cray
Vanderlip Silent Over Missing Shovel Mystery
Frank A. Vanderlip has not spoken for days, triggering speculation after a shovel went missing. Local observers note the bizarre turn as investigators linger and theories spread.
The Globe Call to Subscribe and Reflections on Public Life
A collection of quotes and quips from the Amarillo Globe editorials and readers. The piece surveys public discourse, accountability for investigators, social habits, and political wisdom, ending urging readers to subscribe now.
Largest Card Party and Royal Romance Take Spotlight
Tales recount a Cleveland card party with eight hundred tables and prizes for each. It mixes high society gossip about Princess Louise of Belgium and her Austrian lover, plus modern attention seekers the Winslows of New York and a playful Vancouver wedding kiss by Judge Esther Peterson.
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Cleveland
Telegraph
Visitors and illness updates in Amarillo area
Here There and Everywhere Ben Watson of Lockney visited relatives in Amarillo on Sunday. Houser Basham has measles. Mrs. BE Groves of Dumas is visiting Mrs. R. L. Williams at 1810 Buchanan Street. Henry Williamson of Hereford was in Amarillo en route to Fort Worth for the Fat Stock Show. Mrs. Lois Benson and Miss Florence Zimmerman at 1619 Monroe Street are improving after illness. Miss Ruby Williams of Panhandle, moved from the sanitarium to 1500 Tyler Street, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie of Dumas are visiting their daughter Mrs. James Green at 1100 West Eighteenth Street. Miss Olivia Terry of Shamrock, visiting her brother R. Terry at 305 West Fourth Street, has returned home.
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Ben Watson
Lockney
Amarillo
Houser Basham
St. Charles Annex
Lois Benson
Florence Zimmerman
Monroe Street
Ruby Williams
Panhandle
Tyler Street
New York Day by Day in a Hungarian Cafe Belt
O O McIntyre writes about a Second Avenue Hungarian cafe with weiner schnitzel and gypsy orchestras. The violinists display true artistry, the leader commands the room, and a twenty dollar tip is rejected as money matters pale beside music.
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New York
Second Avenue
Seine
Aeloian Hall
Local Happenings and a Palmolive Fraud Alert
Half Minute Interviews feature Hial P. Witherspoon claiming a five gross shipment of Pyorrhea cure to Baltimore. A minister condemns selfishness as idolatry while Rev. Griswold notes church growth from 55 to 323 members in five years. Texhoma Times reports a Palmolive scammer posing as an advertising manager, canvassing hotels and newspapers in Texhoma and Liberal, with forged checks and fake sample bars.
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Hial P. Witherspoon
Baltimore
C. E. Griswold
Second Baptist Church
Texhoma Times
Palmolive Company
Milwaukee
Wis
San Francisco
Cal
New Orleans
Texhoma
Dalhart
Texas
C. J. Reynolds
Chas. E. Pressley
Deming
N. Mex
the Times
Merchants Appeal German Currency Fiasco to Court
In Guben a broad merchant protest denounces the devaluation of paper marks. Facing heavy fines for refusing to take paper currency during the crisis, they argue their right to stable money and seek relief from the courts.
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Berlin
United Press
Guben
Supreme Court
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