Amarillo Globe News May 10 1927 page header
The item lists publication details for the Amarillo Globe-News including founding date, office address, publisher editor and general manager, Associated Press status, and subscription rates for various durations and regions. It notes the paper publishes evenings except Sundays and operates with the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday mornings.
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Post Office Filme
Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th
Fillmore
Anna
Associated Press
All Dalse
Gatton Retires From Amarillo City Development Board
W O Gatton retires as President of the Amarillo Board of City Development. The group credits its past year of high growth to oil activity and strong leadership by Gatton and colleagues. Ed Mayer succeeds him, praised for public spirit and investments, including the Canitol Hotel, with plans for continued progress in Amarillo and the Plains region.
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W. O. Gatton
ED. Mayer
Amarillo
Board of City Development
Plains
Gatton
J. Z. George
Claude Wild
Mayer
Amarillo College
Heroes of Legend in Tampa Honor Confederate Veterans
In Tampa Florida a gathering of United Confederate Veterans drew flags and a ceremonial parade. aging members marched with long faded banners as shadowy figures of history accompanied them. The piece honors a fading but legendary tradition and the heroism of Civil War veterans.
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Tampa
Florida
United Confederate Veterans
The Italian Dresser Sparks a Love Flight
Hartley confessess love to Doris amid shifting loyalties in the Italian dressing room. The Count Romeo da Silva is unmasked by a peasant woman who reveals she is his wife, not a nobleman. Doris learns Hartley truly loves her and plans to marry at sea before the midnight train to Cherbourg.
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Hartley
Doris
Count Romeo
Mignon
Guiseppe
Mademoiselle
Doris’ Dresser
Count Romeo da Silva
Milan
Riviera
Chateau
Camilla
Cherbourg
Southhampton
Lebanon
Doris’ Lamb
Briands Plan For War Treaty With U S Gets No Response
Washington May 10 French Minister Briand proposed a treaty to outlaw war between France and the United States. no U S response yet. article notes this would be a first such pact between two major powers and discusses existing outlaw-war treaties among other nations and central american pacts.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Briand
France
United States
Europe
Denmark
Netherlands
Uruguay
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Italy
Great Britain
Brazil
Bolivia
Peru
Colombia
Paraguay
Spain
Venezuela
Salvador
Portugal
Central American
Ethonia
Finland
Latvia
Poland
Esthenia
Austria-Hungary
Sweden
Greece
Althoar
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Central American Court of Justice
Mexico
Mellon plans money saving in new move
Secretary Mellon issues low interest notes to meet bond cancellations. New federal securities will bear lower rates than Liberty bonds, promising substantial interest savings and a potential tax cut next December. Remaining Liberty bond balance to be redeemed November 15, with a countrywide advertising blitz to inform holders.
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Joseph 8. Wasney
United Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Treasury
Congress
Factory Man Praises Local Auto Dealers
I A Buck of Chrysler praises Amarillo automobile dealers for cooperation and fellowship at Amarillo Automobile association meetings. He notes dealers and distributors are the backbone of the industry and commends the fine spirit among Amarillo dealers during his Panhandle Motor company visit.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Automobile Association
I. A. Buck
Chrysler Motor Car Company
Buck
Panhandle Motor Company
Chrysler
Mr. Buck
Simba the Lion Declares Kingship Among Cat Cables
Peter meets a lion in a cage on wheels after mistaking a purring sound for a domestic cat. The great beast introduces himself as Simba the Lion, declaring, I am the King of the Cats, as Striped Coat the Tiger challenges the claim.
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Peter
Atention
Farmer Brown
Simba
Lion
Striped Coat the Tiger
Simba and Striped Coat Confront in Cats Tale
Peter meets Simba the Lion and Striped Coat, two cat cousins from Africa and Asia. Simba declares their potential kinship while Striped Coat shows aggression, frightening Peter as lions roar.
Comfort in hospitals hides a morgue truth
A reader notes the common hospital refrain that a patient is resting comfortably masks grim realities. An insider reveals a nurse half whispers that Mrs St John has been in the morgue since seven a.m., exposing the euphemistic language of illness reports.
Cloudburst Routs 100 in Indiana Town
In Madison Indiana a cloudburst washed out a water main by Sugar Creek flooding the city. More than four inches of rain fell and over 100 residents were left homeless amid heavy property damage. The Craigmont hospital for the insane faced a water famine due to the outage.
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United Press
Madison
Ind
Craigmont Hospital For the Insane
Sugar Creek
New Barber Shop Set to Open at Ross Hotel
H. Gilbert installs fixtures in a Ross hotel room to open a modern barber and beauty shop within days. Gilbert has six years of Amarillo barber experience. The Palisades leases a store in the Ross hotel and will move its office from Russell Brothers Sporting Goods soon.
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H. ©. Gilbert
Ross Hotel
Mr. Gilbert
Amarillo
the Palisades
Russell Brothers Sporting Goods
Buchanan Methodists Hold Revival Meeting
The Buchanan Street Methodist church conducts a revival led by Pastor Rev. George H. Bryant with services daily at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Strong public interest is noted and the congregation invites all locals to attend.
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Buchanan Street Methodist Church
George H. Bryant
Bowlegs Town to Launch Bowlegged News Paper
Oklahoma City May 10 The oil boom town Bowlegs plans to publish a local newspaper titled Bowlegged News. Named after Billy and Lucy Bowlegs the community sits along the Bowlegs Pool with about 750 residents at night and 375 by day as oil workers populate the area.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bowlegs
Billy
Lucy Bowlegs
Seminole County
Seminole
Wewoka
Bowlegged News
Barbs and Bellboys In New York Hotel Circus
A fragment describes barbs and bellboys in a New York hotel tied to ex marine training and grenade drill. Mentions Mrs Chaplin price tag 1 250 000 and Frieda Hempel demand of 1 million. Notes extra Congress session likely due to Mississippi floods and political worries over low voter turnout.
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New York
Congress
Mississippi
Small Child Trapped Seven Hours In Wes Well
Gretchen Fountain, year old daughter of John Fountain, was rescued unharmed after seven hours at the bottom of a 19 foot deep well in Raymondville Texas. She maintained a conversation with rescuers as about 50 workers dug through the well side to free her, emerging at 2 30 pm.
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The
Associated Press
Raymondville
Texas
Gretchen Fountain
John Fountain
Gretchen
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U. S
Peter Rabbit
Yowler
Bobcat
Puma
Panther
the Giant
By Thornton W. Burgess
Striped Coat
Africa
Asia
Briar Patch
T. W. Burgess
Perring
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Indiana
Buchanan Methodists
Bowlegs, Okla
Chicago
Wes
Department Stores
Ine Eazy
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