Amarillo Daily Globe Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Daily Globe notes its founding date February 20 1924 and its publication schedule evenings except Saturdays and Sunday mornings. It lists address 110 East Fifth street Amarillo Texas and telephones for news and business departments. It confirms Associated Press news rights and provides mail subscription rates by period and region.
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Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Public Tax Records Proposal Sparks Privacy Debate
On May 12 1924 legislators urged making income tax records public like court records. Proponents say openness will curb evasion. opponents fear neighbors learning personal incomes. Most accept government knowledge of earnings, but not public disclosure. Penalties for misreporting remain in place as a deterrent.
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Congress
Trippers Promote Amarillo to Capture 1925 Convention
Trade delegation leaves Amarillo seeking the 1925 West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention. They stress building goodwill for the city and aim to prove Amarillo is a thriving metropolis of the plains, hoping the journey benefits all visited towns and themselves.
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West Texas
Amarillo
Better Homes Week Advocates Continuous Home Pride
A piece urges a national Better Homes Week but argues every week should emphasize home ownership pride. It links homeowner happiness and prosperity to caring for homes from cabin to mansion and notes the habit spreads to work, leisure, and daily tasks.
Flawed musings on society from a Texas observer
A string of satirical quips and social critiques spotted on Tyler street many dated lines mock wealth, flappers, race and gender roles. The speaker dissects success arrogance marriage media and modern reporting with biting humor.
Evening radio schedule across major cities and programs
A dense listing outlines 1930s era radio programs from New York to Seattle with times, station IDs, and artists including orchestras, sopranos, and talks. Entries note concerts, operas, news, fashion segments, and educational talks across numerous stations and time zones.
New York Day by Day by C O McIntyre
Diary style column recounts a day in New York with Hugh Fullerton Jay Kaufman and publishers I R Kirkwood and Lansing Ray. It notes social visits, theater and a theatrical theme about a New Yorker’s domestic life and a murder curiosity in the city.
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New York
C. O. McIntyre
Samuel Pepys
Hugh Fullerton
Jay Kaufman
I. R. Kirkwood
Lansing Ray
Henry Schott
Kirkwood
William R. Nelson
Kansas City Star
Paul Whiteman
Hippodrome
Sing Sing
Local Notes and Visits Across Panhandle Towns
The column lists residents visiting here and there including Ivan Davidson Dallas L A Wells Shemrock Joe Boswell Spearman H M Christianson Clarendon E M Ballenger Plainview and others. Attending events include FE H Humphrey Plainview at a hardware convention. An old-fashioned singing is planned at Twaddell Addition church Friday night at eight. Joe Foster underwent appendicitis surgery at Northwest Texas hospital. Betty Ogles is ill and may need surgery.
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L. A. Wells
Shemrock
Joe Boswell
Spearman
H. M. Christianson
Clarendon
E. M. Ballenger
Plainview
D. B. Downs
Canyon
J. R. Harris
Farwell
Henry Watkins
Wichita Falls
F. M. Lefforge & Co
Tip Mooney
Shamrock
Dalhart
John Dodson
Monroe Street
Dodsonville
Collingsworth County
Betty Ogles
Fillmore Street
Twaddell Addition
Joe Foster
L. A. Foster
Lincoln Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Political Blues on Tax Cuts and Bipartisan Credit
A fragmented rant notes the ineffectiveness of lawmakers who joke about a quick national tax cut. It imagines a fifteen minute solution where both parties would receive credit for the reduction.
Mission A Boy of Flanders Tops Mission Weekly Screens
Jackie Coogan leads A Boy of Flanders at the Mission with the dog star still prominent though the boy carries the drama. The Fair showcases Lilies of the Field with Corinne Griffith and Conway Tearle. The Liberty presents The Forbidden Range plus a Mack Sennett comedy. Allene Ray headlines The Way of a Man at Pathe serials. Ben Turpin backs the slate with his thirteen films per year.
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Corinne Griffith
Conway Tearle
William Hurlburt
Jackie Coogan
Flanders
Mission Theater
Jackie
Ouida
Nello
Petrasche
Alois
the Fair Theater
Miss Griffith
Mildred Harker
Mr. Tearle
Mrs. Harker
Half Minute Interviews Hear Diverse Local Voices
A collage of tiny quotes from Amarillo residents spans bravery on aeroplanes to law careers, farming cotton, salesmanship, and early town history. Notable remarks reference a brave husband, a young lawyer, Perryton cotton, the Cooper Irwin Motor firm, and Judge Landis recalling Potter County's development and local figures.
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C. G. Landis
Potter County
W. H. Pipper
W. H. Ingerton
Amarillo
W.D. Twitchell
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