Amarillo Daily Globe Publication Details
Public notice page lists founding date February 20 1924 and mailing rates for Amarillo Globe Publishing Company including carrier and mail options for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It states second class matter and post office filing details.
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Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Romo Omar Orl
Congress urged to move beyond Teapot Dome scandal
In a March 27, 1924 column Amarillo voices frustration that Congress focuses on the Teapot Dome oil scandal while urging action on broader issues. It calls for a grand jury approach to charges but warns public patience fades as investigations drag on and accountability remains vital.
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Amarillo
Congress
Teapot Dome
Murder is Murder says physician rebuts eugenic claim
A physician argues against killing defective infants and for preventing birth by stopping marriages of defective adults. He asserts every life is precious and that murder cannot strengthen a race, calling for ethical, humane science.
The Danger of Prosperity in a Peaceful Nation
Observers warn that sustained prosperity and peace can breed recklessness and complacency. The piece argues that a comfortable society may overlook looming risks and overlook warning signs threatening future stability.
Literary Notes and Local Observations from Amarillo
A quirky column features social quips about political speeches, religion, handshakes, and a satire of local figures. It includes jokes about Dr. Charles W. Eliot, a referenced Amarillo establishment head, newsroom life, and a jab at newspaper accuracy.
Radio Stations Schedule Full Day of Concerts and Talks
A dense listing from many stations across the country details Thursday March 27 broadcasts. Programs include operas from St Louis and New York, violin and piano recitals, church services, debates, light music, and youth and educational segments. Prominent names include Godfrey Ludlow and Ella Good with Dr. Robert McConnell, plus committees and orchestras at WHN WABC WJZ and KDKA among others.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Gaul
NEW
Godfrey Ludwig
New York
U.university of Richmond
KDKA
Pittsburgh
S&t. Louis
Flotons Oe
Martha
San Carlo Opera Oo
Eastern Standard Hee
WEAF
Gertrude Krantz
Edith Thayer
Federation of Churches Wrvice
Thornton Fishers
Hambone
Hunter Vial
Throne
Ella Good
Robert McConnell
Gladys Durham
Frank Muni
Wditz
Trinity Church
Pennsylvania
Wanamaker Auditorium
Jwlee Hustier
Jack Rabbit
Irene Peckham
Godfrey Ludlow
Aeolian Hall
Leonia Adams
Kathryn Lahr
Wade Henshaw
Theodore
Clementine Rigo
Lincoln
New York University
University of Richmond
Roger Wolfe
WHN
WOR
Newark
E_ Paul Southe
Estelle Tobin
Mary Elizabeth Howard
Brooke Johns
Lynn Starling
Ernest Lawford
A. BE. Sonn
Ben Frieiman
Woo
Philadelphia
Tea Room Orchestra
Wei
Meyer Davis Concert Orchestra
Sunny Jim
Meyer Davis Orchestra
Quaker City Serenaders
Boy Scout Radio Corp
Bellevue-Stratford
WCAP
Washington
Mr. Dawson
Senator Phipps
Colorado
Nina Piozet
Capitol Trio
Marriage as a joke and Broadway then and now
New York in March looks at marriage as a failing institution in vaudeville and stage humor yet notes a possible shift as brides and grooms push back. It recalls Westminster era figures and Madison Square Garden memories, including Riggs of the Sun and the Fifth Avenue Hotel barroom lore.
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New York
Bronx
Amen
Fifth Avenue
Edward Riggs
The
Sun
Riggs
de Blowitz
Tom Platt
Broadway
Hoffman House
Madison Square
Bartholdi
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Madison Square Garden
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Diana
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
There Here and Everywhere Attend the Big Mass Meeting
A collage of short notices from Amarillo area reads like a daily roundup. Names include Mrs. T P Hackler 1603 Polk street and W A Randle of Tucumcari with J Caldwell of Claude. locals Ed Slaughter of Dallas and Fr B Means report. A promotion offers a free glass salad bowl with paid classifieds March 29.
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Globe
Amarillo
Ladies Home Journal
Women Who Give and Other Cinema Plans at Amarillo Theaters
Amarillo theaters feature the adaptation Women Who Give directed by Reginald Barker with Renee Adoree and Barbara Bedford, plus a shipwreck photo drama and vaudeville acts led by Minor and Balcom and Madame Frimini. The Liberty offers The Daughter of the Don, The Santa Fe Trail, Snub Pollard, and Nita Naldi tips for wives.
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Mission Theater
Cape Cod
Sdéran P. McLean Creene
Reginald Barker
America
Renee Adoree
Barbara Bedford
Frank Keenan
Joseph Dowling
Margaret Seddon
Jean Standing
Victor Patel
Eddie Phillips
William Eugene
Minor
Balcom
Madame Frimini and Company
Lyons and West
Francis Brousseau
Thurston
Brandon Tynan
Mary Carr
Faire Binney
William Collier Jr
United States Postal Service
Sennett
Notre Dame
Liberty Theater
Graduate Chiropodist at 509 Polk Street Amarillo
An advertisement lists a graduate chiropodist located on the second floor at 509 Polk Street in Amarillo Texas with phone contact 426.
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Polk St
Amarillo
Texas
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le Roy DeTurk
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Oriole Orchestra
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Women's Clube
B. A. Andrews
Evelyn Spencer
LeSalle
John Marshall High School
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C. W. Berryman
Louise Cuyler
Helen Nightingale
Lola Wrenn
WOC
Davenpont
Sandman
PSC Orchestra
W. B. Rochte
WSS
Atlanta
Howard Theater
Ronnie Barnhardt
Gertrude Johnson
T Latrange Colleges
Girle’ Glee
WMC
Memphis
Chisea Hotel
Philharmonic Orchestra
Louisville
Keith Kannard
Kentucky Ramblers
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Leeson
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William M. Reilly
the Craftsman
Mary C. Toomey
Pacific Coast
KGO
Oakland
Claremont Jazz Orchestra
Philip Ashcroft
Colca
Mildred Erickson
Hay Chapman
KFI
Los Angeles
Ambassador Hotel
Examiner
KGW
Portland
Johnny Sylvester
George Olsen
Central
O. O Mcintyre
Charlie Journal
T. P. Hackler
Polk Street
Novelty Art Shop
8Th Street
W. A. Randle
Tucumcari
J. ©. Caldwell
Claude
Will Stephens
Ed Slaughter
Willys-Knight Overland Company
M. H. Cunningham
Fillmore Street
Tascosa
Tascosa Sand and Grave Company
Daily Globe
Fr. B. Means
Brown Cracker and Candy Company
Chas. C. Triplett Lawyer
Green
Princess
Petunia
Wheeland Serial
George Matthew Adams
U. S
Cousias
Nat
von Venom
Bob Chance
Dead Kings
Wheelan
Sitee
Mporstant
Countess OF Stigma
Nita Naldi
N. Healey-Black
J. B. Gray
East 4Th St
Duke Drug Co
Sarah P
McLean Greene
Robert Frazer
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Mission Theatre
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