The Amarillo Globe and Daily News Publication Legend
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 is a second class matter entry at the Amarillo Texas post office under 1879 act. GENE HOWE is publisher and editor with WILBUR C HAWK as general manager. The notice lists circulation rates and editorial offices for the Globe News Publishing Co and the daily morning evening and Sunday Amarillo Daily News combination.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amari
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
The
Globe
Amari Daily News
Paving the City and Silent Films Show Modern Courage
The piece praises Amarillo paving efforts and the value of paved streets for growth and savings. It then cites a London theater that thrived by sticking to silent films, arguing that courage to defy trends can turn risk into profit. The overall message extols progressive choices against crowding trends.
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Amarillo
Guiding Your Child Ideals By Alice Judson Peale
Adults guide adolescence by shaping which heroes a child admires. Between ages 12 and 16 hero worship reflects values. Encourage worthy ideals with books and experiences, and help reassess unworthy idols to promote moral and spiritual growth.
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Alice Judson Peale
Lincoln
Napoleon
Washington Day Book notes Simmons tariff battle and farming life
Senator Furnifold McLendel Simmons, 75, is described as a formidable tariff expert and Democratic stalwart. The piece contrasts his stern, disciplined Senate persona with his kindness and helpful nature, and notes his wish to return to his 1,200 acre Jones County North Carolina plantation to spend his remaining years.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
The
United
Furnifold McLendel Simmons
Semater Simmons
North Carolina
Jones County
Simmons
Congress
The Luxury Husband Mystery on a Mediterranean Cruise
Barbara Landon confronts Ray Lowther aboard a ship while he explains he fled years earlier after his father’s suicide and embezzlement ruined their fortune. Barbara, furious yet loving, proposes marriage to force a reconciliation as Ray resists, fearing ruin yet hinting at true affection. Ray spends a sleepless night amid shifting loyalties and pride.
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Barbara Landon
Ray Lowther
Barbara
Ray
Ralph Henderson
New Haven
Dial Press
Stormy North Carolina Senator Simmons Heads Senate
The article profiles James E. O’Hara’s defeat and outlines the career of Senator Furnifold M. Simmons. It notes his U S Senate entry in 1901, 28 years of continuous service, ranks as a senior Democratic member, and influence on national policy, including WWI finance. It mentions his committees finance and commerce and life at the Portland apartments with Mrs. Simmons.
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Succese
James E. O'Hara
United States Senate
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Congress
Simmons
Senate
Finance
Commerce
Federal Treasury
Mrs. Simmons
Washington
Portland Apartments
Fourteenth Street
Vermont Avenue
Buddy trips gallows for slayer of two
A 42 year old killer Rollin Davission was executed in Park County jail for murdering Chief of Police Peter Holt and Traffic Officer Martin Zollman after they refused to collect 50 cents owed by a debtor. Davission, a veteran of 20 years, died one and a half minutes after the trap dropped. His former fellow soldier in Yellowstone Park acted as the hangman.
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United Press
Livingston
Mont
Rollin Davission
Park County
Davission
Peter Holt
Martin Zollman
Gilbert
Broadway’s wary stance on cup games and rackets
New York report warns that Broadway remains suspicious of scams and quick-money schemes. It cites flimsy street hustles, a beggar gambit, a dog story, and notorious con artists as reasons for public wariness, noting the Telluride bank swindle and infamous Gondorf operatives.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Broadway
East Side
Fifth Avenue
Telluride
Col
To Stratford by Air Ambulance
Mrs. Mary Craft arrived in Stratford from Albuquerque by airplane ambulance after a paralytic attack. Doctors ordered rapid transport to a lower altitude and she is in very critical condition at her son’s home. The trip used the fastest aircraft and was equipped as an ambulance.
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Associated Press
Stratford
Mary Craft
Albuquerque
Test Pilot Drops Mile to Death in Alexander Bullet
COLORADO SPRINGS COLO Nov 7 An airplane test pilot Pat Love 25 died while attempting a 1 mile drop in an Alexander bullet ship witnesses say he stood in the cockpit fighting for control as the craft spun from 5000 feet and struck the ground near the end of the descent All through the fall Love battled to regain control as the ship crashed and exploded ending the dangerous test failure with his death
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United Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pat Love
Love
Question of Duelists Crossword Puzzle Clue List
A dense list of crossword clues with numbers and brief prompts covering many common words and phrases from 1 to 80 across horizontal entries including tax restate region and lineage terms. The puzzle asks for synonyms and definitions such as highest mountains wrath burr duel put on conjunction peg crack fish collection not bright type measure alleged force beverage conclusion tardy penny depart break breaker black secure rodent home of beast god of the sky opposed to in unit note in scale senior.
Reddy Fox and Peter Rabbit in a Bramble Trap
Mrs Reddy and Reddy Fox plot to drive Peter Rabbit from a bramble tangle for a dinner. Peter awakens to danger as Reddy crawls into the tangled briars while Mrs Reddy hides by the cow path. Copyright 1929 Burgess.
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Reddy
Mrs. Reddy
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Reddy Fox
Slain Man Found Under Guymon Bridge
Police near Guymon Oklahoma report an unidentified murdered man found under Highway 64 bridge, 1.5 miles northwest of town. He died 24 to 48 hours earlier, beaten and stripped save for underwear and shoes. Age around 30s to 80s, about 5 ft 5 in, bald, fair complexion, weight 130 pounds. A tattoo of an Egyptian girl with Eva above it is on his right forearm, body at Moore Undertaking Company awaiting identification.
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Guymon
Okla
Here
Moore Undertaking Company
Eva
Census Supervisors Named for 1930 Roster
Census supervisors announced for the 1930 census include William E. Talbot of Dallas overseeing Collin and Dallas counties with headquarters in Dallas. Owen M. Unger of Plainview designated for Bailey Briscoe Castro Childress Cottle Floyd Foard Hale Hall Hardeman King Knox Motley Palmer Swisher counties with headquarters in Plainview.
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Associated Press
Washington
William E. Talbot
Dallas
Collin
Dallas Counties
Texas
Owen M. Unger
Plainview
Bailey
Briscoe
Castro
Childress
Cottle
Floyd
Foard
Hale
Hall
Hardeman
King
Knox
Motley
Palmer and Swisher Couties
Cave Man Up for Beating Sweethearts in Dallas Court
A Dallas man, twice hailed into court this year for beating his sweethearts, faced another session as his case was continued to tomorrow for observation. He admitted threatening to kill the girl if she testified.
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Dallas
Texas
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Buddy
Gondorf Brothers
Circle
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Atlantic
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Wilson Mizner
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Mile
Alexander
Lister
Daniel Boone
Minnesota
Aaron
Wrath
Burr
By Thornton W. Burgess
Reddy and
Guymon Bridge
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