Amarillo Globe News March 21 1927 front matter
The Amarillo Globe News published in the 1927 era lists circulation rates by carrier and mail for Texas Oklahoma New Mexico, with prices for daily and Sunday editions, and a masthead noting publishers editors and Associated Press affiliation. The issue is dated Monday March 21 1927 and includes rate figures such as 3.00 and other subscription prices.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillon
Globe News Publishing Co
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
The Unwilling Adventuress Continue Tale of Missing Baby
A four year old girl known as Elaine's child is identified as the lost infant in Weyburn. Miss Elsie, Elaine's cousin by marriage, arrives with a suspicious couple to reclaim the child. Edward Fielding, a well dressed suitor, supports Elsie while arranging care and possible adoption for the infant, with a plan for the child's future as a singer. The story blends grief, lineage, and sudden reunions.
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Travellers’ Aid
Elaine
Elsie
Hanteur
Miss Elsie
Camilla
Mr. Fielding
Edward
Europe
Elaine Vanessa
Mackay
Fielding
Doris
Otto Weber
Berlin
Vienna
Bucharest
Rome
Drayburg
America
Germany
Paris
Milan
New York
Marguerite
Camila
Henry Fielding
Weyburn
Winsome Bluebird Returns to Old Orchard Homes
Winsome Bluebird and Mrs Winsome scout two new houses in the Old Orchard after returning from the Sunny South. Winsome pushes for the best location, while Mrs Winsome resists, sparking a spat Peter Rabbit notes as the quarrel unfolds. Doris and Elsie subplot hints at future drama.
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Winsome Bluebird
Mrs. Winsome
Peter Rabbit
Winsome
Bluebird
Farmer Brown
Goldenwing
Green Forest
Speckles the Starling
Speckles
Peter
University Campaign in Amarillo Launches Lot Sale Plan
Amarillo launches a business style university financing drive during College Week led by Mayor Bivins and a college committee. Citizens pledge contributions via lot purchases aligned with realty growth, aiming to fund a Plains region college without appeals for direct donations. Committees will canvass the streets tomorrow morning.
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University of Amarillo
Amarillo
Bivins
Great Plains
Why They Won Amarillo Delegates Win Cattle Raisers Bid
Amarillo delegates to the Southwest Cattle Raisers convention in El Paso attracted attention with a bold campaign for the 1928 gathering. The El Paso Post editorial praised Amarillo's energetic representation and urged persistence, noting the city’s readiness to seize the opportunity.
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Amarillo
Southwest Cattle Raisers
el Paso
el Paso Post
Houston
East Texas
Marino
No such thing as a criminal type, expert says
Fordham criminology professor Ed J Cooley argues a 3000 person New York survey shows no single cause or abnormal mental state defines criminals. He says youth focus is needed as 6 percent tried were under 25 and urges overhaul of legal and correctional systems with scientific study to reduce youth delinquency.
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Edin J. Cooley
Fordham University
New York
Wartime duties emphasize Jellicoe in war time
Churchill lauds Admiral Jellicoe in his war memoirs noting he faced dire choices at Jutland. He argues Jellicoe could have sunk the German fleet or lost his own, stating a decisive move might have ended the war.
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Winston Churchill
Admiral Jellicoe
Jellicoe
Jutland
Churchill
Theerman
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The fragment discusses if certain actions had occurred Germany could have won the war quickly. It notes Jellicoe faced an unenviable position and Churchill's book clarifies the heavy responsibility on him.
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Germany
Jellicoe
Churchill
Diplomatic Plums Draw Fire From Consular Officers
Washington dispatch reports internal clash in the state department over promotions and pay, with consular officers charging social background and wealth influence top postings. The Rogers Act is cited as beneficial, yet consuls say favoritism and a closed inner circle favor diplomats over consular staff in key posts abroad.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Te Department
Act of Congress
Counsars al Legation
Army
Navy
Joseph C. Grew
J. Butler Wright
Wilbur J. Carr
Carr
Consular Service
Grew
Wright
Butler
Hungary
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Peking
Canada
Ireland
Brazil
Nicaragua
Honduras
San Domingo
Greece
London
Paris
Berlin
Golden Voice of Crayburg Reveals Foundlings Tale
Fifteen years after Elsie Young of Crayburg brought a waif from Weyburn Foundlings Home, the mystery woman and child stirred a nine day sensation in the quiet town. Neighbors discussed the event in lamplit parlors as the story unfolded beyond the peaceful streets and cottages.
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Golden Voice
Elsie Young
Crayburg
Foundlings
Weyburn
Elsie
Bobbers Worrying French Husbands
Paris observers fret over barbers influencing women through casual chats at salons de coiffure. With more women visiting barbers for hair, owners discuss races politics and personal matters, prompting concern that barbers could shift women from housework toward frivolity and sway husbands.
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Associated Press
Paris
Hindenburg Aides Track Every Minute of Work Day
In Berlin March 21, President von Hindenburg’s aides monitor each minute of his day at his “white house.” Edgar Wallace, a mystery writer visiting the capital, notes the precision. He cites an appointment at seven minutes past the hour followed by a four and a half minute later meeting with the Field Marshal.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
White House
Edgar Wallace
Yard
Lawmakers Fined Apples In Kansas Legislature
Topeka reporters recount a light hearted revenue scheme where Kansas House members were fined a box or barrel of apples for lapses such as smoking or joking about legislative acts. The fines funded fruit for members as the session ended. A separate note mentions 15 000 miners in New South Wales striking and prompting swift federal appeal.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House of Representatives
New Soutd Wales
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Totess
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Weyburn Junction
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Hindenburg
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