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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
4
The fragment highlights the Amarillo Globe publication details with references to founding dates and newspaper departments. It notes Associated Press rights and local news publication practices, indicating the paper’s role in disseminating dispatches and local reporting.
In Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico a mail subscription is offered at 59 cents for Sunday only or 1.60 for a yearly rate. The notice lists multiple price points and regional availability for the mail service.
A June Scribner article by Mrs Laura Kirkwood Plumb about a Texas cyclone draws sharp rebuttal from Judge W A Palmer and local critics. They label the piece slanderous, misrepresenting the Panhandle and its people, and defend the region as fertile, well settled by Anglo Saxons with proper housing and safety measures.
Detailed daily programs list for stations including WCCO WCBD WEA and others. Notes show concert programs baseball scores and children's hours with various orchestras and artists. includes station codes and times across multiple time zones.
Rain aided a fire near Miller Peak in the Huachuca mountains as volunteer firefighters, aided by 90 soldiers from Fort Huachuca and 23 Apache scouts, controlled the flames. About 3000 acres burned, with 120 civilians helped by the efforts.
Six New York police officers fought a mob to shield Wallace Williams, Hawthorne grave digger, from kidnapping accusations after a white girl claim. The mob's assault led to a chaotic pursuit to the police station as Williams was escorted to safety.
A garbled column blends political chatter with humorous snippets and local reminiscences. It touches on a future presidential selection, the author’s sense of duty, a dramatic eight legged encounter, theatrical quips about smoking, horse shoe lore in Amarillo, and a chaotic string of anecdotes about people like Bolivar Bump and Harry Jones, interlaced with ads from Ledbetter Drug and A-Drive-It.
A garbled OCR page lists scattered terms and fragments including units, compass terms, pronouns, animals and objects. The jumble presents no clear event, person, or place to form a coherent news item or concrete summary. The text appears as disconnected vocabulary without context or narrative.
In New York on a May day the movement of armored trucks carrying millions unfolds as heavily guarded, tightly choreographed stages. guards in vests monitor routes while police cover intersections, wary of gunmen and decoys amid reports of bricks thrown and burglaries nearby.
The piece describes fashionable dinner chatter and social climbers in New York as guests discuss the debutante culture and the celebrity draw. Michael Arlen, recently in town, experiences overwhelming attention, forcing him to relocate within his hotel to dodge fans.
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