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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1924
Page
6
The Amarillo Daily Globe lists founding date, publication details, offices, and subscription rates for Amarillo Texas. It shows rates in Texas Oklahoma and Mexico regions and advertises departments and circulation terms.
Opinion notes that in Washington corruption thrives as voters often abstain or vote carelessly. It argues crooks influence politics when the public is indifferent and urges serious consideration of ballot choices to curb special interests.
Senator James Reed of Missouri remains unusually quiet after a rebuke by the Missouri Democratic party. Observers note the abrupt change contrasts with his prior talkative style and marks a notable political moment in state affairs.
Pampa Texas March 15 The Mistletoe Creameries of Amarillo Fort Worth and other points have established a cream buying station in this city B B Soloman is in charge and seeking cream in any quantity The Pampa community is growing as a cream shipping point with farmers showing strong interest in dairy production
A humorous column musing on law enforcement cynicism and public ideas. It jokes about Kaiser William, reporters, and the value of statistics while praising literature equality and housekeeping. It notes a Amarillo proposal delay and comments on quiet progress amid social ideas.
Rural notes report Texico visitor in Amarillo and Hereford business trips. A Sancy Declamation tryout drew a large crowd with finalists Helen Kiil ing Lucy Holland Clyde Dyer. no senior boy contestant noted. Social hour and cipher game followed with refreshments and Amarillo attendees listed. Community planning a 10 percent attendance for county interscholastic meet at Brady on March 21.
In New York City many aged coachmen remain attached to long impoverished families. They once served with dignity, steering horse carriages for social elites, now reduced to seedy attire yet preserving a quiet pride. The piece contrasts them with modern drivers and notes fading glamour of Broadway stars.
Boy Scout leaders gathered at Polk Street Methodist Church Friday night to plan this year’s Scout activities. The church operates two troops and plans to recruit additional troops and boys for the program.
The Common Law screens at the Mission Theater with Corinne Griffith as Valerie West and Conway Tearle in a tale of love versus wealth. The plot follows a rich heir torn between a model and a society marriage while his parents seek a fortune based match. Also shows King Creek’s Law and a Santa Fe Trail serial episode with Neva Gerber and Jack Perrin, plus other features. Georgetown, S. C., hosts Meighan and Green filming Pied Piper Malone for Paramount at local locales.
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