The Amarillo Globe News Masthead and Publishing Details
The Amarillo Globe News announces its publishing baseline with founder and editor GENE HOWE and general manager WILBUR C. HAWK. It lists offices at 6th and Fillmore, evening editions except Saturdays, and mail rates for daily and Sunday circulation across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Oan
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
City manager form gains ground in American governance
The piece notes Amarillo’s 1913 adoption of the city manager plan and cites heavy growth nationwide to several hundred cities. It cites Dallas and Fort Worth as Texas cities weighing or praising the form, with nationwide surveys showing broad approval and a shift away from aldermanic rule. It also reflects on Mark Twain’s view of boys, arguing dreams outpace imperfect flesh.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Texas
Dallas
United States
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Huckleberry Finn
Mark
Tom
Huck
Guiding Your Child To Eat Without a Fight
An advice piece by Alice Judson Peale on how to end power struggles at meals. It describes children using meals to gain attention, urges parents to avoid fuss, remove the plate after a reasonable wait, and praise only if the child eats enough. It notes that music at meals can complicate the shift to a calmer routine and predicts appetite returning after a few days of self-imposed hunger.
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Alice Judson Peale
New York
Mar
Gustave Tott
Atlantic City Ritz
Irene Bordoni
Max
Gus
Clarabelle Walsh
Oscar Eagle
Gallipolis
Central Park
John and
Cristo
Broadway
Marx Brother
Walter Bronson Dudley
Ride
Frances
Nate Spingold
Claudette Colbert
Charles Mitchell
Royal Northwest Mounted
Charles Hackett
Walter Kingsley
C I A Faculty Member Marian Long Dies in Renton
Thousands of College of Industrial Arts students and alumni in Renton learned that Marian Long a long time professor of home planning in C LA died from an apoplectic stroke. Her body was found in her apartment after she failed to attend two scheduled classes triggering an alarm.
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Renton
College of Industrial Arts
Marian Long
C. LA
Murder in Starbridge Building Affects Harry Borden Case
Ruth Lester discovers the body of Harry Borden on Saturday afternoon as McMann questions suspects including Mrs Borden, Rita Durots, Jack Hayward, and Martha Manning who reveals she met Borden Friday night and again on Christmas Eve. Fingerprint evidence and an elevator register drive the investigation while Manning explains her motives tied to their son.
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Harry” Borden
Ruth Lester
McMann
Ruth
Jack
Micky Moran
Otto Pfluger
Rial Gowan
Borden
Jake Bailey
Benny Smith
Ashe
Minnie Cassidy
Letty Miller
Cleo Gilman
Martha Manning
Ferber
Borden Smite
Harry Borden
Birdwell
Miss Manning
Muthh Lester
Mr. Borden
Harry
Starbridge
Jake
Tuth Lester
Mr. Horden
Jack Hayward
Knute Rockne Dinner Dress Mocked In New York Log
A dated 1929 column surveys New York nightlife and fashion around Knute Rockne’s annual dinner, noting formal wear norms and backstage rumors. It blends society sketches with street scenes, impresarios, performers, and a fleeting mystery involving Jack Hayward and Ruth.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Mr. Rockne
Mc Mann confronts Manning over Bailey timeline in trial tease
Detective Mc Mann accuses Martha Manning of lying about telephone calls after Borden and Bailey entered the building. Jake Bailey arrives, ready to help, confirming Manning’s tale as the next chapter hints at an aviation pilots organization emerging in Britain similar to the Master Mariners.
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Martha Manning
McMann
Miss Manning
Borden
Bailey
Jake Bailey
Birdwell
Honourable Company of Master Mariners
Clues Across a Curious List of Word Puzzles Unveiled
A long, fragmented set of crossword like clues and synonyms spans celestial bodies to crafts and clothing. It lists numbers with brief definitions such as Mars boundary and to walk with measured tread, plus terms for sail, destiny, portrait statue, age and kiln, among others.
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Mars
Billy Owl at Home Burrowing Tale from Burgess
A Burgess bedtime tale features Peter and Wanderer discussing Billy the Burrowing Owl. They explore his ground-dwelling nesting, neighbors Yap Yap the Prairie Dog, and risks to small animals while noting owls’ modest size and potential dangers for young ones.
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Peter
Wanderer
Hooty the Owl
Hawk
Billy
Billy the Burrowing Owl
Yap Yap
Hooty
Short-ear
Digger
Badger
Yap
Billy the
Billy Owl
Spooky
Billy Ol
Skooky
T. W. Burgess
Laughing Around the World: A Georgia Tale
A shabby colored man stops a well known actor near the Lambs Club and requests charity. The actor, a Southerner, gives a half dollar. The darky thanks him and says he hails from Macon Georgia, adding if he returns north he will no longer be from nowhere.
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Lambs Club
Darky
Macon
Georgia
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News and Business Department
the Globe
C.I. A
Waite Publ
Ate Black Rice Co
Nea Servic
Anne Austin Boh
C. McIntyre
Rocky Mountains
Tenth Avenue
Houston Street
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Burgess Bedtime Stories
Thornton v. Burgess
Yap Yap the
Prairie Dog
Laughing Around the
Irvin S. Cobb
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