Amarillo Globe-News Publication Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe News, a daily paper with Sunday insert, lists editors Gene Cowe and Wilbur C. Hawk under Globe-News Publishing Co. It notes Associated Press affiliations and provides subscription rates and contact details for Amarillo, Texas, as of Monday October 3, 1927.
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Amsile
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th
Ilmore
Associated Press
Associatedness
Manna for the Taxpayers on Navy Efficiency
Rear Admiral Thomas F. Magruder criticizes the Navy in the Saturday Evening Post article The Navy and Economy. He argues overorganization wartime remnants and wasteful practices keeping certain ships and stations alive at high cost. The piece views Magruder as a bold voice for taxpayers.
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Are of
Washington
Department of the Department
Potomac
Thomas F. Magruder
Saturday Evening Post
Borah
Magruder
Death Valley
The New Traffic Lights
The stagger system will start next week on Polk street. Green runs two blocks then turns red while the next two lights stay green. It aims to ease congestion and improve safety, though some drivers may speed. Officers should monitor for faster driving.
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Polk Street
Amarillo to Send Delegation to Roswell Cotton Carnival
Amarillo plans a large representative delegation to the Roswell Cotton Carnival this week to strengthen ties with the community and the region. The article notes the Lubbock fair visit as a model for ongoing exchanges and emphasizes renewing old friendships while forging new ones.
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Roswell
Amarillo
Amillo
Lubbock
Massachusetts seeks changes to auto insurance for summer guests
Boston Oct 3 a push to change the Massachusetts compulsory auto insurance law for summer residents was launched by Edward G Stacy secretary of the Massachusetts New England Council and state Chamber of Commerce He argues that while costs are small the current procedures cause annoyance and deter visitors who stay for the season Advocates propose a four month exemption from the insurance law for summer residents and cars insured abroad to reduce friction and keep tourism and industry from slipping away
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International News Service
Boston
Sumer
Stacey
Massachusetts
Swindlers Growing Menace to Investors
E H Simmons president of the New York Exchange warns that security swindling will rise unless investors are educated and over-legislation is avoided. He urges public education on securities to curb fraud rather than heavy-handed rules.
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Simmons
United States
New York
E. H. H. Simmons
New York Exchange
Floods and Quakes Hit Kansu After Snow Melt Calamity
Reports from Peking describe devastating floods in Kansu after rapid snow melt from Snow Mountain. Many people and livestock washed away. immense property losses. Relief appeals meet little response as Feng Yuxiang rebels deny central government control.
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Peking
China
Kansu
Feng Yu-hsiang
Benson Murder Case opens in district attorney's office
In this scene from the Benson murder case, district attorney John F. X. Markham meets with S. S. Van Dine's narrator as investigators gather at the old Manhattan DA's office. They learn of interviews planned with Miss Muriel St Clair and follow leads from Lt. Leacock and associates.
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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
Philip Leacock
Miss St. Clair
Leander Pfyfe
Paula Banning
Elsie Hoffman
Benson and Benson
Bigsby Ostrander
William H. Moriarty
George G. Stitt
Stitt
Phelps
Markham
Springer
Swacker
Tracy
St. Clair
Metropolitan
The
Criterion
Rinaldo
Benson
Istar
Angel
Chief
Stuyvesant Club
Heath
Vance
District Attorney’s
One Wife Too Many and Other Fragments
A collage of notes and scenes includes a Chicago doctor on smoking mothers' infant mortality, humorous lines about a taciturn husband, and a detective setup from a Benson case. Vernon Markham’s office hosts Heath and Vance as sleuths chase a shooting motive.
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Jed
Reunion of Cubby Bear With Mother After Berry Patch Meeting
Farmer Brown's Boy observes Cubby Bear reunite joyfully with Mother Bear near a berry patch. He watches as the two cubs greet, touch noses, and wrestle, while Mother Bear investigates followed by a quiet departure for the next tale: Peter Rabbit Makes a Threat.
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Mother Brown
Cubby
Farmer Brown
Mother Bear
Cuby
Buster Bear
Peter Rabbit
London Moves to Save Tortoises From Freezing Winter
London authorities seek to protect garden tortoises by warming their houses with gas stoves to prevent starvation and weakness after long hibernations. In England Mrs. M Stanton of Snelston Hall Ashbourne is elected president of the Shire Horse Society, traditionally led by men. Production wanted in Panhandle with confidential propositions.
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London
London Zoo
England
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Carolyn Wells
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Underwood
Alabama
Chicago
Tunney
Dempsey
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Gass
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Little Bear
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Panhandle
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M. F. Mathecon
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