Amarillo Globe masthead and subscriptions notice
The Amarillo Globe founded 1924 lists publication details and staff. It notes evenings except Saturday, Amarillo Daily Publishing Co. address at 6th and Fillmore, Sunday morning Globe News by Gene Howe, Wilbur Hawk as general manager, AP association, and subscription rates for mail and carrier within Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Averillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily Publishing Co
6Th
Fillmore
Sundey
The
Globe News
Gene Howe
Wilbur GC. Hawk
By Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Ugly face, Hollywood fight over plastic surgery fate
Louis Wolheim, famed for rugged, “beautifully ugly” appeal in The Hairy Ape and What Price Glory, seeks beauty through cosmetics. Studio lawyers block his plan, court grants injunction protecting his rugged look, preserving the distinctive rugged visage as the article praises the character and career.
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Louis Wolheim
Hairy Ape
Wolheim
Moving Picture
Hollywood
Louis Quatorze
Yale Students Earn Big Money Quietly Amid Fads
Yale University reports one third of the student body self supported, earning 593679.67 in a year with 350856.17 during sessions and the rest in summer. Laundry and pressing agencies employ dozens, dining service supports hundreds, and others sell neckties raincoats and more. The piece humorously notes students appear to fund fashions rather than attend to schooling.
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Yale University
Yale
Yale Star Disqualified Over Freshman Brown Games
Yale backfield hope Bruce Caldwell, senior and top All-American prospect, is ruled ineligible after earlier Brown freshman games. Coach Yost argues rules exist, yet commentators call the rule nonsensical while Caldwell and Yale face Princeton and Harvard.
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Bruce Caldwell
Yale
Brown
Caldwell
Princeton
Harvard
Fielding Yost
Michigan
Mr. Yost
Zeppelins Target World Race In Near Future
Reports from Germany indicate Zeppelins may headline a world circumnavigation race. Captain Lehmann notes two English airships of 5,000,000 cubic feet each will serve England, Egypt, and India, with Zeppelin No. 127 boasting 3,500,000 cubic feet gas. The planned world flight could take 12 to 14 days with fuel stops, underscoring airships as viable passenger and cargo carriers despite airplane advocates.
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Germany
Atlantic
Pacific
England
Ernest A. Lehmann
Zemelin Company
Captain Lehmann
Egypt
India
Zeppelin
Benson Murder Case: Vance Foresees Guilty Man
Philo Vance analyzes Benson murder by examining access, attire, and intimate knowledge of the household. He links a possible suspect to secret jewelry, Pryfe, and Leacock’s confession fallout, while promising to name the killer after breakfast with Markham and the alibis.
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Philo Vance
John F.X. Markham
New York County
Alvin H. Benson
Wall Street
Anthony Benson
Anna Platz
Alvin Benson
Muriel ST. Clair
Captain Philip Leacock
Miss St- Clair
Leander Pfyfe
Paula Banning
Pfyfe’s
Ellif Hoffman
Benson and Benson
Bigsby Ostrander
William H. Moriarty
George G. Stitt
Stitt and McCoy
Maurice Dinwiddie
Ernest Heath
Burke, Snitkin, Emery
Ben Hanlon
Pryfe
Leacock
Vance
Miss St. Clair
Mrs. Platz
Miss Hoffman
Benson
Markham
Heath
Tie
The
Philharmonic
Cesar Franck
Stransky
Brazil
Burgess Bedtime Stories Peter Waits a Bit By Burgess
Peter Waits a Bit is upset by Mrs Peter's apparent infidelity with a stranger rabbit. He watches thumps signal other rabbits, discovers Mrs Peters lover, and sees a new young rabbit approaching. The scene builds jealousy as two strangers meet and the tale hints at future mischief.
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Peter Rabbit
Mrs. Peter
Peter
T. W. Burgess
Zeppelin air service linked Spain to Argentina planned
The article notes an airslip opportunity to buy fares for nonstop sea flights. A commercial Zeppelin line is scheduled to begin next year, operating between Spain and Argentina. Governments have studied aircraft merits and granted subsidies to the private operator.
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Spain
Argentine
Panhandle Boy Scout Council To Meet Soon
The Panhandle Boy Scout council will hold a business session at the Amarillo hotel at 6 30 o clock Tuesday night. President Newt Riggs expects full attendance as key matters are discussed.
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Panhandle
Disorder persists in Hankow as looting continues
From Hankow, November 14, violent disorders from Saturday persisted Sunday with reduced intensity. Fires set by soldiers burned in the former British concession while British, German, and Russian areas were barricaded. Tang Seng-chi retreats westward and his deputy proclaims authority as the 30th army attempts to restore order amid ongoing looting and uncertain outlook.
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Hankow
Tang Seng-chi
Nanking
Wuchang
Tang Send-chi
General Labor Union
British Preacher Declares U S Paradise For Workers
London November 14 Dr F B Meyer octogenarian preacher returning from his fourteenth tour of America and Canada says the United States is a paradise for all who are willing to work. He notes strong religious feeling despite modern fundamentalist clashes and observes prohibition remains unlikely to be repealed as it gains employer and housewife support by reducing temptations to shirk work.
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International News Service
London
United States
F. B. Meyer
America
Canada
Hypnotism and scrambled notes from a Chicago operation
A collage of persiflage and stray lines from a 1927 NEA Service column. It mentions hypnotism used during an operation in Chicago, hints at Svengali like control, and references farmers selling by the gallon, detectives in the Fall Sinclair trial, Ruth Elder’s flight, and a Wilbur Wright Magruder quip.
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Chicago
Catehhim
Europe
Wilbur Wright
Admiral Magruder
NEA
London Night Clubs Need American Snap
London reports that night clubs there are losing vitality. Despite plentiful cocktails wines and attractive ambience owners blame the distant aloof atmosphere and larger venues for fading appeal. The postwar rise of small affordable clubs offered cosy cooking decent music and friendly air but that trend appears to be fading.
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International News Service
London
Captain Ball Hosts Company With The Big Parade
Captain Arthur W. Ball, commander of Regimental Headquarters of the 142nd Infantry, will lead his company to the Mission theater Wednesday night to view The Big Parade a great war. Members are to meet at the Armory at 6 15 o'clock. A curiously unrelated note describes a cone shaped ice cream pile 3800 feet high and as wide as a city block, depicting annual U S ice cream consumption.
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Arthur W. Ball
142Nd Infantry
Mission Theater
United States
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