Amarillo Daily Globe Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Daily Globe announces its founding date February 20 1924 and that it is published evenings except Saturdays and Sunday mornings. It lists mail and carrier delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions, including regional pricing for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico subscriptions and a Sunday only option.
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Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Pean BY Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Lincoln on Know Nothings and slavery in 1855 letter
The piece cites Abraham Lincoln’s 1855 letter to Joshua Speed addressing Kansas, the Know Nothings, and the fight over slavery. It quotes his stance against extending slavery and his claim that “all men are created equal” should apply universally, warning against hypocrisy and oppression. It notes Amarillo’s boom tied to rail improvements and West Texas exploration, with Kansas men moving there.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Know- Nothing Party
Joshua Speed
Kansas
Congress
Washington
Wilmot
Russia
Wichita Beacon
Amarillo
Rock Island
West Texas
Pecos Valley
Wichita
Kansas City
The Amarillo Life Philosophy Riffed In Quick-Read Quotes
A collection of wry observations from Amarillo about luck, work, thought, and society. It jests at self importance, envy, reading, and prayers while lampooning vacations, politics, and marriage with pithy lines and clipped humor.
Here There and Everywhere Observations from Tulsa Spots
A jumble of local notices and chatter mentions S P Atchley in Tulsa, Shrine ceremonial attendance by Norfleet and Chambliss, and casual comments about police business and family life. Margy plans Amarillo, houses change hands at 604 Pierce and 704 Fillmore, and a Harding ranch direction via Taylor street is noted along with a moonshine hog tale.
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S. P. Atchley
Tulsa
Norfleet
Charles Vincen
Plainview
J. H. Chambliss
Polk Street
Margy
Amarillo
Lula Bealmear
Laverne
Oklahoma
Pierce Street
Ella George
Lena Hamilton
Fillmore Street
C. P. Henry
Harding
Taylor Street
Dalhart Texan
Globe
Baird
Frigate
Waxahachie
Estes Park
Rocky Mountain Artists’ Colony
New York Day by Day: A Stroll Through May in Town
A May afternoon in New York reveals Avenue A life from despairing windows to gaudy shopfronts. The narrator notes bazaars, guinea pig stores, penny arcades, and busy streets as energy surges through a hellish gold rush.
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New York
Avenue A
Fifth Avenue
Bath
Sisters open tea room then marry patrons then close shop
Three sisters who worked as waitresses near Grand Central opened their own tea room. In a month each wife married a patron, another month they closed the business because the husbands refused to work once they realized the sisters could earn a living. The sisters then tested their husbands by stopping work.
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Grand Central
Flowing Gold shines in Amarillo film reception
The article notes Amarillo audiences warmly received Flowing Gold at the Fair theater, praising its oil-field Yukon rush theme, Anna Q. Nilsson and Milton Sills leads, and Rex Beach source material. It highlights local excitement over Northern Texas filming and compares the production to California cinema prestige.
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Amarillo
Fair Theater
Polk Street
Texas
California
Yukon
Anna Q. Nilsson
Milton Sills
Rex Beach
Movie News and Views on The Mission and The Liberty
The Mission presents The Shooting of Dan McGrew from Robert W. Service and Flowing Gold from Rex Beach at The Fair. The Liberty shows Double Dealing with Hoot Gibson from Emerson Hough's The Way of a Man, plus a Jimmie Adams comedy.
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Service
Dan McGrew
Metro
Mission Theater
Malamute Saloon
Lou
Hoot Gibson
Liberty Theater
Hoot
the Liberty
Emerson Hough
Pathe
West
Jimmie Adams
The
Yukon
Robert W. Service
Man
Half Minute Interviews From Happy to Amarillo
A series of quick quotes covers farming plans near Happy, health struggles of editor Sam Braswell, rising business in Amarillo, band honors and conventions, a Memphis banquet for a band, the Queen’s Own band label, and Dr W G Fly noting Tom Barton’s gubernatorial stand against liquor sales and doctors.
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Sam Braswell
Richardson
Christian Advocate
Hico
Clarendon
Paul James
Amarillo
Brownwood
Mineral Wells
Memphis
Chamber of Commerce
W. G. Fly
Tom Barton
Barton
The Guilty One to Be Filmed at Lasky Studio
Work began this week at Lasky Studio on the Joseph Henabery production The Guilty One an adaptation by Anthony Cold eway from a stage drama by Michael Morton and Peter Traill Edward Burns leads the cast which also includes Crauford Kent Clarence Burton Cyril Ring Stanley Taylor and Dorothy Walker.
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Lasky Studio
Joseph Henabery
Anthony Coldeway
Michael Morton
Peter Traill
Edward Burns
Gloria Swanson
Crauford Kent
Clarence Burton
Cyril Ring
Stanley Taylor
Dorothy Walker
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I. C. Mulkins
Louisiana St
J. B. Gray
East 4Th St
Eginning
Consumers Ice CO
MR. Gumgot
Tim
Oswald K
Fat the Ode
Mumber
Papa
Kimng Charlemagne Vie
Charlemagne
Sry
Kse
O. McIntyre
Heaven
Davidson
Washington Square
Mark Twain
Monahan
Greenwich
Village
Jersey
West Street
Miss Margy
W. WH. Fuqua
F. M. Lefforge & Co
Grover McDaniel
John L. Sullivan
Paramount
Rod la Rocque
Jacqueline Logan
Byron Morgan
Malcom MacGregor
May McAvoy
Wm. de Mille
Ricardo Cortez
Ethel Wales
Robert Edeson
George Fawcett
Mme
Nadea Radzina
Charles Ogle
Guy Oliver
Mattie Peters
Clara Beranger
Agnes Ayres
Wheeland Serial
Hazel
Prince Pung Chow
Nazel
Civi
Bill Straight
Wheelan
Pliceman
George Matthew Adams
U. S
Harold
DEA
Piscard
Scott
C. F. Sanford
Happy
Robert Ricks
Dan M
Winifred Dunn
Barba Lew Cody
In la Marr
Mae Busch
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