Amarillo Globe News listing February 1924 publication note
A brief publication notice for The Amarillo Globe News dated February 1924. Includes ownership and editorial staff, publishing schedule, and postal information for the second class matter filing. Mentions connections to The Amarillo Daily News and subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iAmarillo
Texas
Amarillo
Globe-News- Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Zoning map changes face public review process
The planning board presented a revised zoning map to the City Commission with a larger downtown retail district and expanded Sixteenth Avenue retail area. Public hearings will follow three weeks of weekly publishing, giving all property owners time to present claims, while further changes remain possible. The piece also notes a global business warning from the International Chamber of Commerce on World War I’s lasting economic impact.
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City Commission
Planning Board
Sixteenth Avenue
Sixteenth
Board of Appeals
Commission
International Chamber of Commerce
MYSTERIOUS WAYE Mournful search ends in lover’s escape and revenge
In a Yarn of retribution Dr Charters and accomplices kidnap Rose mary Waye. Dorson is hanged after murder in the loot dispute. James dies attempting to poison Marjorie Lauderdell while Charters flees with other crooks. Waye seeks justice aided by Sister Weldon and secretly plans a dramatic escape and reunion with Marjorie as he contemplates a future with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retribution
Dr. Charters
Mr. James
Schlitz
Chink Dorson
John Waye
Rosemary
Dorson
James
Marjorie Lauderdell
Charters
Marjorie
Waye
Weldon
Sister Weldon
Europe lauds U. S. building booing statues
European artists praise American building achievements while condemning New York statues as unattractive. They deride civic eyesores in parks and streets, the Metropolitan Opera, and sculptures in places like Greeley Square and Verdi’s statue. A planned Radio City boost is noted as private, not city-led.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Washington Arch
Berlin
Arc de Triomphe
Tammany
Metropolitan Opera
Greeley Square
Verdi
Broadway
72D Street
Radio City
The Engineer Still Valuable
Glenn Frank argues the engineering mind should lead in shaping America's future not merely in construction but in social and economic planning. He warns against losing faith in engineers while stressing that true progress comes from emancipating the engineering mindset as a guiding force in policy and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
America
White House
McClure Newspaper
How It Began: Ancient Superstitions and Tales
The piece explains Romans avoided left foot entry by carrying a bride over the doorstep to avert bad luck. It mentions the Lotus-Eaters from the Odyssey who forget home and seek idle life. It invites readers to contribute ideas for the How It Began series under Russ Murphy at The Globe.
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Gan
Russ Murphy
The
Globe
Radio Clock, TV Fashion Parade Planned in New York
New York stations plan a television fashion parade on May 19 with models before camera and radio description by Mortimer Stewart. International broadcast May 24 from Eiffel Tower and Empire State Building, featuring Lucien Lelong with WABC. Ted Husing to describe final rounds of the National Open Golf in Toledo July 3-4.
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Aroute
C.e.butterfield
Associated Press
New York
WGBS
W2xcr
Mortimer Stewart
H. L. Redman
Fifth Avenue
Man
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Empire State Building
WABC
Empire State
Lucien Lelong
Toledo
Ted Husing
Crossword Puzzle Diagonal Blacks Entries and Clues
Puzzle page lists numerous across clues with numbers and partial solutions. Clues include 7 Robin 8 Imbecile and 21 Dazzling eee Lge with several errors. readers expected to fill missing letters and resolve conflicts across grid.
Elf Owl Surprise on Farmer Browns Ladder
Farmer Brown's Boy frees a tiny Elf Owl from a cactus hole after a struggle with a bird's sharp claws and bill. The incident highlights courage over size as the elf owl, smaller than a sparrow, clings to his fingers before flying back to its nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Brown
Cousin Tom
Hooty the Great Horned Owl
Hooty's Nest
Mrs. Hooty
Tom
Farmer
Browns
T. W. Burgess
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Weae
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New Mexico
Independent Democratic News
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Reno
Perennal
Christopher Wren
Beau Geste
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India
Weill
Paradise
Dante
Europe
U. S
Boos
New Yorker
Bert Leston Taylor
Atlantic
Tion
Salt Creek
Ran
Carol Deis
WJZ
Bobby Jones
WEAF
Edmund Lowe
Irving
Cobb
Majestic
Amarillo Electric Co
8Th Ave
Dial
Frederick A. Stokes
Minneapolis
Eddie Cantor
al Jolson
Chicago
Robin
Burden
Lge
Rey
Bedtime
Old Mother Nature
Harlem
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Rowdy West 72d Street
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Longfoot
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