Amarillo Daily Globe Founded February 20 1924
The Amarillo Daily Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and posting details. It notes second-class mail status since February 20 1924 and publication schedule evenings and Sundays. The paper lists address 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas and credits the Associated Press for news dispatches.
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Amarillo
Daily Globe
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated
Associated Press
Subscription rates listed for Amarillo and nearby states
Rate table shows subscription costs by duration for Amarillo daily and Sunday editions and for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. options include one week one month three months six months one year and Sunday only per year with listed prices.
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Amarillo
BY Mail Daily
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
New Texas Boy Finds Patriotism in Pageant
A recent Texas newcomer to Amarillo recounts a new patriotic thrill after attending the Friday night pageant Texas Under Six Flags staged by the Junior High and Tyler Street schools. The man credits a magnificent audience and the playing of Dixie with lifting his spirit to a higher patriotism as the audience rose for the flag and anthem.
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Dixie
Texas
Amarillo
Trade Trip Aims to Rally Amarillo for 1925 Convention
Amarillo plans a large business trade trip to boost growth and lure the 1925 West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention. Board of City Development urged merchants to enroll, warning delays could signal weak support. Officials emphasize future gains over short business disruption.
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Amarillo
Board of City Development
The
West Texas Chamber of Commeres
Maid of Honor Chosen for Canyon Duchess Post
Miss Edith Harrison a student at the teachers college is named maid of honor by Miss Phyllis Keiser who will be Canyon's Duchess at the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Brownwood May 5 Canyon Texas.
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Canyon
Tex
Edith Harrison
Teachers College
Phyllis Keiser
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Brownwood
Remarkable Remarks Heard in Amarillo
A collection of quotes reflected in Amarillo about alibis, leadership, study, temperament, and women's business prospects. The speaker expresses views on how belief affects others, daily study shaping futures, and political idealism versus voter wishes.
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Amarillo
Midnight musings from a Texan on politics and manners
A late night reflection from Amarillo voices skepticism about politicians and honesty. The author railed at conceit, cowardice, and the ease of borrowing, praising self examination and candid debate while lampooning contemporary public life.
Diary Notes and Greenwich Village Scenes From May 5
A New York diary entry recounts a drizzly day with a barber visit, breakfast with Berton Braley, and a social circuit including Ben Holzman and Eddie Cantor. It critiques Greenwich Village balls, mentions Rebecca Finkelstein and Ball rumors, and notes George Randolph Chester’s death and the author’s film foreword experience.
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New York
Samuel Pepys
Berton Braley
Ben Holzman
Eddie Cantor
Beatrice Herfords
Carol McComas
Walter Enright
Greenwich Village
Village
Cafe Lafayette
Central Park
Lorelei
Rebecca Finkelstein
There Here and Everywhere City Services Notices
A collection of short notices including city cleaners contact, a sprained ankle report for Mrs. I T Huckabee, and local events. The Vernon brass band plans a May program to raise funds for a trip to Brownwood. A house project for L O Johnson, Globe circulation manager, begins at 702 Tennessee avenue San Jacinto Heights. Local church efforts include a Hedley Baptist crop for church improvements and ongoing Higgins meetings led by Rev I T Huckabee. Civil service exam results show thirty three applicants for railway mail positions with panhandle participation.
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Vernon Brass Band
Brownwood
L. O. Johnson
Amarillo Globe
Tennessee Avenue
San Jacinto Heights
First Baptist Church
Hedley
I. T. Huckabee
Higgins
Tex
C. M. Tyler
Civil Service
Panhandle
Movie News and Views Highlights in Local Theaters
The Mission-Mademoiselle Midnight stars Mae Murray Monte Blue and Robert McKim with a strong supporting cast. Why Men Leave Home features Helene Chadwick and Lewis Stone. Blood and Sand headlines Liberty theater with Rudolph Valentino and Lila Lee in a Spain set tale. Jimmie Adams performs in Oh Sister.
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Mademoiselle Midnight
Mae Murray
Monte Blue
Robert McKim
Louis B. Mayer
Helene Chadwick
Lewis Stone
John M. Stahl
First National
Spain
Lila Lee
Nita Naldi
Rudolph
Jimmie Adams
Mademoiselle Midnight At Mission Theater With Mae Murray
The Mission theater shows Mademoiselle Midnight today tomorrow and Wednesday featuring Mae Murray inimitable star of the film Tiffany production of Metro. The plot follows a daughter of Don Pedro de Quiros in modern Mexico with a midnight madness inherited from her grandmother ending in a dramatic climax.
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Mission Theater
Mademoiselle
Mae Murray
Don Pedro de Quiros
Old
Mexico
Napoleon
Tiffany
Metro
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Telephones News Department
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Herbert Honey
HS Mother
Turner Krank
Latonkey
ANS. Dept
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Chas Wyman
Melmia Bonds
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Miss Dearie
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Little Mitton Muskrat
Oscar
Moose
Godfrey Amteater
Little Lloyd Mole
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London
Evenine
Little Llovo MoLee
Godfrey Anteater
Green Forest
O. O. McIntyre
Enth Street
Roland Pertwee
J. M. Barrie
George Bernard Shaw
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George Randolph Chester
Quick Wallingford
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
City Cleaners
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F. M. Lefforge & Co
C. F. Ashford
Fairmount Avenue
Lubbock
Chief Cain
G. J. Irvin
Presbyterian Children’s Home
San Jacinto Methodist Chapel
Liberty
Blood and Sand
Valentino
Rudolph Valentino
Liberty Theater
the Fair Theater
Robert Z. Leonard
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Carl Harbaugh
M. H. Hoffman
L. Mgr
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Z. Leonard
Gen’t
Ni Issio Theatre
Four Horsemen
Rodolph Valentino
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