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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1926

Page

4

Fragmentary Amarillo Globe Dispatch Teletype Note

Public notice fragment from Amarillo GlobeDispatch appears with garbled department and date text. Readable bits mention Associated Press dispatches and publication rights. No clear event, date, or actionable item beyond archival header details.

Circulation variations among Amarillo papers noted

Marvin McCullough questioned the relative reach of Amarillo Globe, Daily News, News Globe, and Abilene Daily Reporter. The Globe dominates city and Canyon Panhandle circulation with 6 000 to 7 000. Daily News about 12 000. Sunday News Globe around 16 000. Reporter 7 000 weekdays and 8 000 Sundays. Low ad rates are credited to high local business volume aided by Globe and News papers.

Marvin McCullough Amarillo Abilene Cullough Globe and the News Sunday News

Sinclair Lewis mocks church in Kansas pulpit clash

In Kansas City a Sunday night sermon by Sinclair Lewis drew fierce rebuke from I M Hargett and others. Critics call the novelist’s act crude and dangerous, comparing him to a modern Jonah and demanding respect for theological boundaries. They denounce his critique of preachers and pulpits and warn of spiritual damage.

Sinclair Lewis Kansas God Mr. Lewis Jonah I. M. Hargett Grand Avenue Methodist Church Kansas City Radi Bernard Shaw West Caesar Texas 1 Jaccard H. L. Mencken Church of Jesus Christ Kansas City Boulevard Dominion

Waris County Executes First Victim in Electric Chair

In Shuntsville Texas on a May date in 1924 a Harris County man was put to death in the electric chair for the murder of Carrie Ford. He confessed killing after she gave information leading to a road gang.

Waris County I'resx Shuntsville Tex Harris County Carrie Ford Ston

Ford Rail Merger Described as Tail Wagging Dog Plan

Minority stockholders of the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad, controlled by Henry Ford, filed brief with the Interstate Commerce Commission labeling the proposed merge with the Detroit and Ironton as a tail wagging the dog proposition.

Ford Rail Associated Press Washington Detroit Ironton Toledo Henry Ford Interstate Commerce Commerce Commission

Daily Radio Program Highlights From May 4

Compiled by United Press the May 4 schedule lists WEAF WJZ WRC WGN KGO CKCL and others in a coast to coast montage of musical programs and news. It catalogs orchestras bands and concerts at WBAL WTAM WGN WNYC WABC and more, noting times and station IDs for an era of network radio programming.

WEAF WJZ Wey WRC WGN KGO KDKA Little Symphony CKCL WPG Atlantic City Pettotel Plaza Karl Honawita WBAL Baltimore Ji—Wbal Sam'man Circle Naval Academy WEE Boston Brother Clah New York WGR Buffalo Mwe States Orchestra WMAK Danner Musics News WTAM Cleveland State Theatre Prograst Tronew York Ue-Studie Progrem Tuller Orchestra Detroit WCX WJR Montreal Newark Waltorf Orchestra Jd Salon Sid Kite Ue Stat Ross Gorman

Girl on a Southern train finds home in romance

Mary Forrest travels south with Cyrus Wade and Philip Andover after awakening in a train car. The group enjoys a golf convention hotel stay, spring scenery, and budding love as Mary and Philip share tender moments amid witty banter from Mrs Wade and playful scenes with Cyrus.

Sunny Carolina Mary Brekfns Philip Mrs. Wade South Philip Andover Cyrus Wade Cyrus Helen Luella Plush Phiwhurst Nere Wade Philip Ealing Mary Forrest

The Great Relief of Mrs Grouse Opens New Tale

Mrs Grouse worries over ten chicks in a wet spring as she guards them from hawk danger and insects. The children grow restless, show willful streaks, and long for tree roosts while their mother stays vigilant through rain and danger.

Peter Rabbit Ike Mrs. Peter Green Forest Mrs. Grouse Redtail Mother Grouse Mr. Grouse T. W. Burgess

Spring Magic and a Forbidden Kiss Between Mary and He

A vivid romantic scene unfolds in sunshine among pines as Mary trembles and discovers love. A powerful kiss seals longing while a whispered promise of more arrives with a cliffhanger.

Mary

What They Say by Mrs Love Wins Globe Prize

Mrs Love wins The Globe's S prize for the best public opinion letter. The piece contrasts two friends in different communities, urging Amarillo to contribute to life by welcoming growth, cooperation, and broader outlooks.

Love The Globe Amarillo Clyde H. Love Jefferson, City

Very Effective Faggeting in trimming summer sport frame

The fragment notes a strong approval for trimming the summer sport framework. It highlights efficient methods and broad support among readers or officials. Further specifics are unavailable in the source text.

Diary of a modern Pepys in New York’s night scene

May 3 diary observes Central Park and East Side Ghetto at night. The writer records romantic benches, police, wandering sailors, and touts while noting the city’s restless live music, hawkers, and shops after dark. He mentions vaudeville figures and Broadway salesmen, predicting a shift from theater to trade for some actors.

New York Pepys Bugs Baer Josephine Central Park Upper East Side Jedus Pth Reservoir Aong Broadway Liberty Julius Tannen The McNaught Syndicate, Inc

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