Amarillo Globe News Publication Details May 26 1927
Publication information shows Amarillo Globe News founded February 20 1924, entered as second class matter the same date at Amarillo Texas post office, published evenings except Saturdays with Amarillo News on Sundays, by Globe News Publishing Co. Names publisher editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C. Hawk. Associated Press credited news. Subscription rates listed for local carrier plans and monthly terms.
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Amariillo
Texas
Amarillon News
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Circus Leaves Green Meadows After Midnight Alarm
The Green Meadows and Green Forest recount a circus visit that brought fear and joy. Peter Rabbit and Danny Meadow Mouse reveal the lions roar and an accident where two cages open and escape, though no harm is shown. News spreads as animals discuss My Lord the Elephant and other surprising sightings.
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Green Meadows
Farmer Brown
Green Forest
Peter Rabbit
Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Simba
Big Buster Bear
Hooty the Owl
Hooty
Lynch praised for San Jacinto growth in Amarillo luncheon
W. W. Lynch head of Amarillo Improvement Company addressed Amarillo realtors praising San Jacinto’s development. Realtors lauded his work on streetcar transportation costing over 83000, calling San Jacinto a living memorial to Lynch and thanking him for his role in the city’s progress.
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MR. Lynch
San Jacinto
W. W. Lynch
Amarillo
Lynch
San Jacinto Heights
The
Globe
Flapper Health Debate Highlights Persistent High Heel Risk
Social welfare critics ease as health experts largely back the flapper’s new habits. She has ditched corsets pursued more exercise and shows gumption in diet. A Chicago doctor notes one remaining harm high heels still cause physical injury. Style likely won’t fade soon.
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Chicago
Greatest love saves infant life in quiet bedside scene
Mrs. Peggy Ross, a young Colorado mother, rushes to her infant daughter's bedside as physicians declare only mother-love can save the child. The scene highlights love's unscripted power over science, lifting the day's bustle into a poignant testimonial.
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Peggy Ross
Colorado
Draw Lots To Decide Bottle Owner in Raid
In Cleveland on May 26 1921 John Kozos 21 and nine friends faced police after a party with a half gallon of whisky. To avoid arrest all ten would be charged, so they drew lots and John lost. He will be assisted by the other nine in paying a $100 fine.
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Simba
Lion
Peter Rabbit
Danny Meadow Mouse
Sunny
South
Peter
Danny
My Lord the Elephant
Bigmouth
Hippo
Horned-nose
Mrs. Peter
Briarpatch
T. W. Burgess
International News
Cleveland
Ohio
John Kozos
John
Ponies Hidden From War Shrink China Pack Train Trade
Commandeering of pack ponies by military men in China has reduced numbers, with owners avoiding tax and coolies in Yun nan resisting competition. Southwest China faces a transport bottleneck as ponies four feet high and about 400 pounds are prized for endurance. Pack trains of twenty to one hundred animals are raided, crippling the trade.
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China
Yunnan
Opening of Toney Chisum Inc. Auto Building
Amarillo and Panhandle residents were expected to tour the new $250,000 Toney Chisum Inc. auto building this afternoon and evening. The Post City Junior Cowboy band was set to headline the formal opening featuring Hudson and Essex cars.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Toney Chisum, Inc
Post City
Hudson
Essex and
Sonia’s office romance and late night escapade
Sonia joins Maxine’s inner circle at the office, enjoys lunches and gossip, and harbors a growing attraction to Franklin Crane while Bertie pressures her for dates. A chance encounter at Giandula’s sparks intrigue as Sonia glimpses a stranger with blue eyes, leading to a night of dancing, romance, and shifting loyalties behind the city’s glamorous facade.
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Sonia
Maxine
Violet
Sheik
Jinny
Frankie
Fern
Mac MacGregor
Powell Street
Mac
Bertie
Giandula
Grandula’s
Franklin
Mr. Crane
Franklin Crane
Crane
Trent
Unusual Medical Convention Exhibit Draws Capital Crowds
At the American Medical Association meeting in Washington delegates and guests crowded the Fresh Pathology Exhibit showing internal human anatomy from recently deceased individuals. The hall featured preserved organs, many lectures on disease, and demonstrations of anatomy with medical teams explaining findings.
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Washington
American Medical Association
Sesson
Evening Plans and Shared Rooms in Suspense
In a casual conversation two roommates negotiate a 50-50 split on food and rent. Sonia eagerly agrees to move in Sunday, charmed by Maxine. The night ends with a question about a man named Franklin Crane, a salesman known to drink and disappear for days.
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Sonia
Maxine
Franklin Crane
Johnston Named Head of Printers' Union
Ww. E. Johnston, a machinist for the News-Globe, was elected president of Amarillo Local of the International Typographical Union. Other officers named include Lewis Marston as vice president, H. K. Stephens as secretary, J. W. Downs as sergeant at arms, and Jack Bates as delegate to the I T U convention in Indianapolis. Four directors were chosen: T. H. Kidd, T. C. Carnes, D.
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Ww. E. Johnston
News-Globe
Amarillo
International Typographical Union
Johnston
Lewis Marston
H. K. Stephens
J. W. Downs
Jack Bates
Indianapolis
Ind
T. H. Kidd
T. C. Carnes
Timid olive branch and aviator praise in Paris report
A string of quirky notes from a 1930s newspaper page mentions Lindbergh's Paris reception, a Denver woman's age defying house paint, a young flyer forecast, a hands free airplane steering device, and routine bids from W Wible, Jack Bates, three auditing committee members Reece Leithauser Quinn, plus delegates Anderson Carnes Cunningham Perry to the Central Labor union.
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W. Wible
Jack Bates
Joe Reece
Ed Leithauser
L. Quinn
Central Labor Union
H. C. Anderson
T. c.Carnes
C. W. Cunningham
Henry Perry
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Eave Te Od
By Thornton W. Burgess
Stutz
Mr. Chisum
Pioneer Automobile Man
Detroit
United States
Toney Chisum
Vida Hurst
California
Don Stillwater
San Francisco
By Rodney Dutcher
Arthur J. Cramp
Printers’ Union
Nirragua
Lindbergh
Paris
Atlantic
Denver
Army
Strae
George Hoar
Massachusetts
Frederick
H. Gillett
Reginald C. Foster
England
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