Amarillo Globe Company Details Circulation and AP Use
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20 1924, publishes evenings and Sundays from 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas. It states Associated Press news dispatch rights and lists subscription rates for in town and mail editions, including daily, Sunday and weekend options.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Press
MAIL
Oklahoma
New
The Torvel Washingtons and the Jukes Legacy
A column recalls the Jukes family as notorious thieves and the Torvel Washington clan as lifelong failures. The writer contrasts inherited vice with warnings about failed ventures, noting long reputations and dubious financial schemes amid reflections on American family origins.
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Max Juke
Vanderbilt
Astor
Lincoln
Edison
Ford
Roosevelt
Adams
Grant
Lee
Jukes
Washington
Tarvel Washington
Torvel Washington
Tarvel
Torvel Washingtons
Methodist Church
Jake
Daily Radio Schedule for Monday November 17 1924 WMH and affiliates
Radio listings across multiple stations from WMH Cincinnati WLW WRAL WLS KYW WMAQ and others detailing concert orchestras talk programs sopranos quartets and organ recitals. The schedule includes times in Central Standard and Pacific times with performances by Henry Halstead Henry Tialstead Cocoanut Grove Orchestra and university programs among many regional offerings.
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WMH
Cincinnati
Richard Crane
WLW
Alvin Hoehr
Music Makers
Neale Waters
Cooper Orchestra
WRAL
WLS
Chicago
KYW
WMAQ
Chicago Theater Organ
la Salle Orchestra
Ion
Mather Cook Randall
s@prano
Cheter Baer
Kester Robinson
Reader
Olive Wright
Wtaa
WCCO
Minneapolis
Historical Society
Paul Davin
Madison
University of Whaconain
WOAW
Omaha
Frank Peterson
Sammy Helman
Merry Musical Maiden
Gilibert L. Savage
Fly Rasmuasen
John A. McCreery
Calvin Kh. Burre
Tibbard Cleveland
Downe
Thetmn Morrow
Drake Conservatory
Carlos Meier
Organi
Wor
Davenport
Sandsman
Jannette Brewbaker
Hubert Lynch
Dana Itches
Annette Welch
WOS
Jefferson City
WHR
Kansas City
Sweeney
WDAF
School of the Air
WMC
Memphis
KAD
ST. Louis
Missouri Theater Orchestra
Fort Worth
Majeatio
Will Foster
KGO
Oakland
Henry Tialstead
Henry Halstead
KLX
U. of Cal
Los Angeles
KGW
Portland
Oregonian Concert Orchestra
KF1
Cocoanut Grove Orchestra
Ohio
Tiuber
WSAS
Hotel Gibson
WSAI
Farm News
Marketa
Ralph Kamerson
Marie Curry
Havening Farm
Isham Jones
Taham Jones
Ford & Glam
Glee Ciuby
DeBabary
KTW
M-Lamise Navigato
Nathan Gold
Henriette Noten
Blanche E. Rebtinaon
Tactless Texan Tack Travels to Vernon with One Hand
A terse note reports the Tactless Texan Tack visiting Vernon, described succinctly as having one hand. The item reads like a compact human interest snippet from a local page.
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Tack
Vernon
Diary of a modern Samuel Pepys in New York
New York diary entry records O O McIntyre rising to mail, breakfast with Roy Howard, meeting Melville Davisson Post, noting his cattle raising and polo ponies at Lost Creek West Virginia, a visit with Ray Rohn the limner, news of a baby girl in Philadelphia, and an evening at a Hungarian cafe with a violinist before returning home.
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New York
Samuel Pepys
Roy Howard
Melville Davisson Post
Lost Creek
W. Va
Ray Rohn
Philadelphia
Big Bill Egan and Black Elf at New York terminals
A portrait of two famous New York railroad figures frames the bustling city gateways. Big Bill Egan, Pennsylvanian station master with four decades in service, guides travelers with a booming voice and lends help to stranded riders. Black Elf, a Grand Central red cap, miles of smiles, carries baggage for elderly women free, recalling his late mother and a South to North kinship ethic.
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New York
Big Bill” Egan
Pennsylvania Station
America
Big Bill
Grand Central
National speakers to address Austin safety council
In Austin on November 17 the Texas Council of Safety announced plans for its December 4 and 6 meeting. National figures from the National Safety Council the American Railway Association Division of Safety the U S Bureau of Public Roads and the Texas Highway Association will speak on highway grade crossing accidents and safety measures.
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Austin
Texas Council of Safety
National Safety Council
American Railway Association Division of Safety
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Texas Highway Association
Claude Flour Mill Destroyed By Fire In Claude Texas
Claude Texas November 17 The Claude Flour Mill and Elevator owned by M L Hughlett burned to the ground Saturday morning. Estimated value about 20000 dollars with 9000 dollars of insurance. Much grain and flour stored in the mill also lost. Origin of the fire unknown but thought due to a casually discarded match.
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Claude, Tex
Claude
M. L. Hughlett
Song That Made Great Fortune From Ragtime Era
Irvin Berlin’s Alexander’s Rag Time Band is noted as the top earner, with profits exceeding three hundred dollars. The copyright in 1924 belonged to the McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Alexander
Irvin Berlin
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Mexican bankers study ready money banks for peon lands
Mexico City reports the bankers convention considers agricultural and industrial banks to finance manufacturers and provide funds to develop lands returned to peones under agrarian laws. Discussion notes Mexico's agricultural future is threatened as many villages cannot buy machinery or finance first crops, leaving districts like Morelos neglected.
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Mexico City
Permanent Commission of the
Bankers’ Convention
Congress
Mexico
Morelos
Republic
Sage Tea Beautifies and Darkens Haig
An old hair darkening remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulpha Compound promises to restore youth by darkening gray hair naturally. Advertisers claim one or two applications erase gray, leaving hair luxuriantly dark within days and urge readers to buy at local drugstores.
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Howe
Robert
WCAD
WEBH
WGN
PWX
WQ Whaa
WHAS
CBAC
CFOA
WRC
Tulrsday
Fkeezix
Jass Bcamper
Wisconsin Rapids
Erks
Williams
Tony Corcoran
Margaret Garrity
Skylarke
WTAG
Elgin
Fred Hamm
Minn
ST. Paul
Kilroy Harris
Louisville
Zocker
Ernest Nordin
Dvorak
New World Symphony
Washington County Proneers and Old Settlers’ Association
Hodek
Iowa City
Flora Mercer Brennan
George Sprague
Maria Askina
Poe
Paul Bierstedt
WFAA
Dallas
Hayden Jones
John Hameton
Francis
D. Crandall
Jenny Halstead
Angeles
Art Hickman
Acollan
Roosevelt Hi
Glee Club
KPO
San Francisco
Rudy Seiger
Bradfield
O. O. McIntyre
Depot Information
Opinton
Charlie Lawlor
Lawlor
Blake’s
John A. Holmes
R. A. Gilkerson
L. R. Harkey
C. M. Pryor
Panhandle Bank
Lewis Hardware Company
Carson County Motor Company
Panhandle
White Rock Oil Company
Dunigan Tool and Supply Company
M. & M. Grocery
Hellin’s
M. EB. Anderson
A. A. Callaghan
T. M. Creek
John O'Keefe
Gideon
Tex
Arthur Brisbane
Jesus Christ
Christ
Robert Pryde
First Baptist Church
White Deer
Addres Austin Council
Kolide Laboratories, Inc
Colledtine Laboratories
Madison Avenue
Holman-Austin Drug Store
5Th
Polk Streets
J. W. Collins Drug Store
Sth
Lindsay Drug Company
Polk Street
Heaton's Drug Store
City Drug Store
Oliver Drug Store
Taylor Streets
J. W. Tackett
W. A. Palmer
New Fuqua Elk
J.F. Bromert
Vhone
D.C
Real Sport
Nutting
Winfield
Ordway- Saunders Company
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