Amarillo Globe Newsmasthead and publication details
The Amarillo Globe News described as a newspaper founded February 20 1924, entered as second class matter, and published evenings except Saturday with Sunday morning edition in connection with Amarillo Daily News. It lists address 6th and Fillmore and staff including Gene Howe publisher editor and Wilbur C. Hawk general manager, with department telephones and subscription rates.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th and
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
For Better Teachers Amarillo Club Forms Progressive Group
The Amarillo Teachers club organized this year to raise standards and public appreciation for educators. Since November the membership has grown to 210 of about 275 teachers, affiliating with the national organization to push certification, service in schools, and better conditions for teachers and the community.
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Amarillo
Not all lies are bad and the New Jersey mother’s tale
A writer reflects on a New Jersey case where a family kept the truth that their son was dead from his mother for over ten years. The author argues many people are similarly misled for happiness, embracing comforting falsehoods to sustain hope and morale. The piece suggests humanity’s romantic impulse for comforting fables persists across society.
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New Jersey
Robert Preiskai
France
War Department
Mina Preiskai
Robert
Guiding Your Child Winter Afternoons
Alice Judson Pearle suggests mothers manage indoor play in cramped quarters by preparing a shelf of reserved toys and crafts. She advocates simple materials like scissors paper paste magazines and crayons to keep children busy and quiet for long stretches.
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Alice Judson Pearle
Mystery of Handsome Harry Borden Murder Revealed
Benny Smith confesses to shooting Borden in his private office after a quarrel. McMann questions Ruth Lester, Rita Dubois, Jack Hayward and others as the investigation narrows to a self defense claim. The motive centers on Borden's alleged mistreatment of Benny and Ruth.
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Ruth Lester
Harry” Borden
McMann
Mrs. Borden
Borden
Rita Dubois
Jack Hayward
Rath
Jack
Micky Moran
Otto Pfluger
Bill Cowan
Benny Smith
Ashe
Minnie Cassidy
Letty Miller
Cleo Gilman
Martia Manning
Jake Bailey
Martha
Mr. Borden
Benny
Miss Lester
Ruth
Rita
Snow
Ex Confederate and German Clash Leads to Silent Vengeance
An ex Confederate in Nevada taunts a German veteran of the Union army. The German, wordlessly, subdues him with a single beating and then drives on as the battered man warns him to behave. The exchange underscores lingering postwar tensions between former foes.
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Price
Nevada
Missouri
Arkansas
Noon hour hoop-de-doo in New York streets
A vivid portrait of a bustling noon hour in New York on March 19, detailing street scene revelry from Broadway to Wall Street. The piece notes crowds, hat smashing, street entertainment, lunch spots, and urban chatter, with observers including Ethel Barrymore and Edna Ferber. Copyright 1929, McNaught Syndicate.
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D. C. McIntyre
New York
Nassau
Wall
St. Paul
Trinity
Battery Park
Lower Fifth Avenue
Bolshiviki Boulevard
One Bullet Incident Amidst a Narrow Escape
Ruth recalls two gunshots on Saturday with Benny confessing he dropped the pistol after firing one round. He says the gun was later picked up and hidden, then dumped in a trash can on the sidewalk. McMann questions the sequence as Benny nervously explains his actions.
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Benny
Miss Lester
Ruth
Mr. Borden
McMann
Martha Manning
Borden
Jack Hayward
Peter Rabbit and the Blackfooted Ferret Threat
In this 1929 Burgess bedtime tale, Peter Rabbit frets over Shadow the Weasel’s ferret cousin Blackfoot the Ferret. Wanderer the Evening Grosbeak explains Blackfoot’s fearsome presence near Yap Yap the Prairie Dog town and compares life with Johnny Chuck and Polly Chuck.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Wanderer
Grosbeak
Shadow the Weasel
Yap Yap
Reddy Fox
Old Man Coyote
Hawk
Owl
Shadow the
Shadow
Billy Mink
Billy
Blackfoot
Prairie Dog
Weasel
Prairie Dog Town
Johnny Chuck
Polly Chuck
Chucks
Blackefoot
Digger the Badger
T. W. Burgess
Puzzle Page Tease and Small Town Drama
A fragmented crossword style puzzle leads into a tense scene where Benny faces accusation and Ruth presses questions while a detective questions motives. Benny sobs, Ruth confronts him, and Mrs. Smith erupts with maternal urgency as the moment ends with a page reference.
Word Puzzle Clues Mixed in a Daily Brain Teaser
A compiled list of crossword style clues with numbers and definitions including Yesterday's Answer 20 and entries like 21 Feminine pronoun 2 Got up and 84 Small body of water. Other clues span backbone project shelf to scold and hasten.
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THE
Amarillo Globe
Associated Press
Telephones News and Business Department Circulation Department
BY Mail
OkLaHoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Atie Black Rideons
Department of Police
Irvin S. Cobb
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Johnny Reb
Ethel Barrymore
Edna Ferber
Lafayette Street
Puck
Rosenthal
Bridge of Sighs
Criminal Courts
Wall Street
Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
Elsie Janis
Miss Ferber
Tam O. O. McIntyre
By Thornton W. Burgess
Blackfooted Ferret
Benny Darling
Minnie
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