Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Subscriptions
A clipped notice outlines the Amarillo Globe News publication lineage, publishing schedule, and Associated Press affiliation. It lists editors, circulation, and subscription rates for weekly, monthly, and annual terms, including combined morning and Sunday editions with The Amarillo Daily News.
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The Globe declares independent democratic stance
The Globe, a Friday March 29 1925 issue, presents itself as an independent democratic newspaper. It emphasizes impartial news coverage and support for what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
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Anti lynching bill faces tough odds in current Congress
The Costigan Wagner anti lynching bill, backed by President Roosevelt, has little chance of passage this session. Opponents threaten obstructive tactics while proponents press for federal court reach when state failure to prosecute mob violence occurs. Damages of 2000 to 10000 dollars per county apply, with federal action to recover.
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Rapid-Fire Romance in the Valley of the Dead
In a grim test, Montana Kid confronts three machete-wielding guards to save Mateo Rubriz. He uses stealth and deft strikes to survive, fighting Vidal Garcias and Leon as Juan Silva’s deadly trial unfolds under dark, claustral danger. The grueling scene ends with a cry for light and a tentative door crack.
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Danzig Legacy and a Tale of Oppression and Death
The fragment contrasts the Free City status of Danzig under Versailles with German linguistic dominance, then shifts to a harrowing prison scene where Brother Pascual endures brutal punishment in the Valley of the Dead, reflecting on faith, pain, and endurance before a presidential dying moment.
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Heart Balm Laws Grow Across States and Debate Rises
The piece surveys moves to outlaw heart balm lawsuits sparked by a Indiana reformer with similar bills in New York. It cites a breach of promise suit for 100000 by a woman against her former boss and notes alimony totals, while contrasting with other social trends and a Townsend plan reference. It also includes Dr Frank urging a Board of Exceptions to allow limited collective action in trusts.
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Taxi Drivers Are All Ears In New York Columns
An oral history style column by O. O. McIntyre from New York in March 1935 surveys theater figures like Jane Cowl Polly Adler and Katharine Hepburn, notes on actors writers and critics, and jokes about cabbies listening during Father Coughlin broadcasts. The piece covers Gene Fowler, Bromfield, Alice Hughes, and Buttersworth with lively vignettes on Broadway figures and a copyright notice.
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Nat Goodwin
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al Woods
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Murder Case Faces In Nocona Killing
MAR 29 Montague. URI George Rash 26 of Brownshboro is jailed on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of I N Browning 28 a rural school principal near Nocona Rash said he acted in self defense after hitch hiking from East Texas to discuss family matters Browning a 1932 North Texas State Teachers College graduate was shot three times and died.
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Johnny Chuck Fights Stranger Over Burrow Claim
In a Green Meadows clash Johnny Chuck defends his dug hole against a rival attacker. The two teeth clash and fur flies as both fight with stubborn grit, each refusing to yield the contested burrow and ending where they began.
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Little Brown School House Quiz Night Facts
A reader quiz lists three questions with answers: the longest word, Queen Anne’s prolific offspring, and holophrastic defined as a phrase in one word. The items reflect a playful early 20th century schooling tone.
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Health Talk Warns of Meningitis Risks in Crowded Barracks
The article notes meningitis, measles, and scarlet fever as leading seasonal threats. It cites cases nationwide, including Kentucky government camps, and warns crowding in shelter housing facilitates spread. It stresses the need for laboratory tests to detect carriers and prevent transmission.
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Dallas Utility Leader John McCabe Dies After Heart Attack
John B. McCabe, 61, president of the Municipal Gas Company and member of the Lone Star Gas system, died in a Dallas hospital after suffering a heart attack in Wichita Falls on March 21 and later collapsing March 23.
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Woman Athlete Answers Word Puzzle Clues
The puzzle yields a figure identified as a woman athlete expert in tennis and golf. Across clues cover sports terms and general words, with several entries referencing tennis and golf contexts and a few unrelated items. Vertical clues include opposites, ages, and common nouns across broad categories.
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