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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe publishes in the evening with Sunday morning editions from 110 East Fifth Street. It is a member of the Associated Press and receives news dispatches credited to AP or otherwise credited in the paper.
Rates list for daily and Sunday delivery by mail across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Subscriptions include one week one month three months six months and one year options with varying prices for daily and Sunday editions. Prices shown: one month fifty cents, six months two dollars seventy five cents, one year five dollars. Sunday only one year is one dollar fifty cents.
The Amarillo Globe declares opposition to establishing a junior college in Amarillo arguing Northwest Texas schools nearby are excellent and that a local college would burden taxpayers. It pledges support for Canyon Clarendon Plainview and Lubbock colleges and encourages local students to attend them while promoting Allen's Clothing as a source for Kuppenheimer suits.
O A McIntyre records a stroll through New York’s 1925 scene. He notes Turkish coffee on a Bokhara rug, a fatal 19th floor fall, Monta Bell and Adolphe Menjou in casual chat, and Harlem’s Black Belt celebrating a reprieve for Yellow Charleston before his electrocution. He sketches the city’s nightlife, taxi trade, and crowded speakeasies from 424th to 549th Street, ending with a caustic jab at megaphoned sightseeing buses.
Tuesday program grid shows multiple stations with hourly musical selections and talks ranging from Royal Society Orchestra to Veiled Prophet Parade. Includes WEAF WEAF WEAF from New York and local station anchors, with evening studio concerts and opera choices.
The Canyon college senior class of 1926 held a party and business meeting at Miss Jennie C. Ritchie’s home in Canyon to elect officers. Ray Daniel was elected president, with Fannie Cash as vice president and Ann Mansell as secretary, along with treasurer Fay Lockhart and other posts. Marie Daniel, daughter of Ray Daniel, was named mascot.
Martha Dennison confronts a quiet crisis as she grows closer to Perry Macdonald while her husband drifts away. Her daughter Natalie returns home after a theater outing with Lucien Bartlett, triggering Martha to address Natalie about the married man. Natalie resists her mother’s concern, defending her own choices.
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