Amarillo Globe News publication details and date
Amarillo Globe founded February 20, 1924 and entered as second class matter the same date. Published evenings except Saturday, in connection with Amarttge ed News on Sunday morning. Publisher Gene Howe and manager Wilbur C. Hawk listed. Associated Press credited for news. Subscription rates by carrier in Amarillo. Friday October 11, 1929.
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Heiress Helen Faces Love and Deception in New York
In Yonkers Helen Brent clings to a loveless engagement while her guardian Leonard Brent schemes to keep her as his heiress. After a heated confrontation she travels to New York to confront him and end the precarious arrangement, amid mounting tension and revelations.
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Charles Nellin
Brent
Helen
Cyril K. Cunningham
Cunningham
Eva Ennis
Robert
Nellin
Bob
Eva
Mrs. Wethering
Mr. Ennis
Shallimar
Leonard
New York
Yonkers
Dependability and Courage on a Steel Beam Testimony
J Kindleberger of Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co recalls a riveter two hundred feet up a narrow beam. The riveter explains that trust in coworkers’ dependability underpins personal nerve and workplace safety as a shared crown of those who are absolutely dependable.
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J. Kindleberger
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Company
Mr. Kindleberger
Mexico to open world’s largest recreation center
Mexico plans a vast government built center on November 20 designed for 5000 workers. Spanning 37 acres and costing about 650000 dollars, it offers athletic fields pools gyms playgrounds a library a theater and nursery with free access for most facilities. Mothers can leave children and receive parenting advice during working hours.
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Mexico
Guiding By Your Child Lessons In Disappointment
Six children crowd Aunt Helen’s roadster for a ride while two girls stay behind. The mother explains the turn, urging graceful acceptance as life shows unfairness and some ride while others walk. The tale condemns poor sportsmanship and favors patience.
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Aunt Helen
Mother
King of Utah Displays Cautious Censorship Debate
Senator King of Utah, a conservative Democrat, often distances himself from party lines yet remains unlike the liberal wing. In the tariff bill's censorship provisions his tolerant view toward opposing philosophies surfaces, showing a nuanced stance within the Senate.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Senator King
Utah
King
Reed Smoot
Smoot
Senate
Proposal to widen protection against importation of threatening publications
Reed of Pennsylvania says the prohibition should cover any person in addition to the president, arguing it is unfair to exclude the vice president. The committee spokesman calls the proposal broad but necessary to extend threats protection.
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United States
Reed
Pennsylvania
King objects to broad import ban on literary works
Senator Borah notes possible amendments and King raises concern over restricting imported writings. He cites Vatdairre or Voltaire works excluded by customs and expresses disgust at interdiction of great minds' literary productions.
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Borah
King
Vadtaire
France
Customs House
Kingdenounces censorship and defends free speech
The speaker laments widespread censorship and provincialism blaming illiberality in the country. He argues conservatives may oppose works yet defend free expression and notes authors should be allowed to bring books and pamphlets into the United States. He would elaborate only if the Senate raises the issue.
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United States
King
Senate
Name paging in hotels becomes business in dining rooms
In New York, the practice of paging names in hotel dining rooms shifts to a formal business model with a one dollar paging fee. Page boys must refuse offers below a dollar, as the city observes a panorama of society figures, entertainers, and commuters amid a humorous, bustling scene.
Striped Chipmunk Outwits Flip the Terrier in Forest Chase
In the Green Forest and Meadows tale, Flip the Terrier from Farmer Brown’s farm chases Striped Chipmunk. Chipmunk dodges along a stone wall, then playfully scolds Flip, who is surprised by the nimble escape.
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Striped Chipmunk
Flip and Striped Chipmunk On the Old Stone Wall
Flip chases Striped Chipmunk along the old stone wall where the chipmunk, perched and saucy, teases with quick dashes and taunts. Each time Flip nears, the chipmunk vanishes only to reappear and mock, while Shadow the Weasel remains a distant fear. Flip’s eagerness overwhelms reason in this playful pursuit.
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Flip
Striped Chipmunk
Shadow the Weasel
T. W. Burgess
Spectacle Review Voiced in City Skits and Grand Central Building
Critics note six revue skits lampoon speakeasies and policemen while the city debates a gleaming Grand Central Building on Park Avenue with domes catching dusk light. The Commissioner reportedly pursues tipplers via private ferrets.
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Grand Central
Park Avenue
Night views spark a romantic riff on city lights
The speaker likens Madison Square in snow and a starry night to dream scenes, notes a stenographer may be needed, and describes Coney Island's electric glow from Ocean Parkway. Rob L. quips about a husband admiring his wife's hat and curiosity about cost, while a playful exchange follows about being stored away.
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Madison Square
Colum'nist in a Funk Delays Daily Column
A columnist shows up in a deep funk and cannot find ideas, so both he and the writer agree not to publish. The pact results in a quiet day with no column released.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Red Cross Roll Call Set For November 11 To 28
W O Gatton chairing Potter County Roll Call for 194? Red Cross drive running November 11 through 28 with a 5000 county quota. Gatton urges wider citizen support and adoption of Join For Every Member of the Family as the campaign slogan. More than twenty million Americans expected to enroll nationwide. Pot ter County aim raised to 6000 if possible.
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W. O. Gatton
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Potter County
Amarillo
Mr. Gatton
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Galton
Insanity Plea Expected in St Clair Murder Case
North Platte Nebraska October 11 George St Clair who confessed strangling his 18 year old wife June has retained George N Gibbs former county attorney as his legal counselor and an insanity defense is expected to be entered in district court likely on October 21 County Attorney Beck with R M Beatty will prosecute aiming for the death sentence
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United Press
North Platte
Neb
Gerge St. Clair
June
George N. Gibbs
Forme
Gibbs
Beck
R. M Beatty
St. Clair
Callao Peru Distance to New York via Panama Canal
Callao Peru lies along the Panama Canal route about 3,363 nautical miles from New York, measured in the context of transoceanic navigation distances.
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Callaot
Peru
Panama Canal
York
Crossword Puzzle Readable Clues and Fragments
Fragmented crossword list with scattered clues mixed with errors. Contains several numbered across and down hints like 7 Man of tenne, 12 Conquern, and 13 Accurate, plus random letters and misspellings. unclear grid layout and intended solution.
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Aera
Helen Seeks Brent in Distant Apartment Mystery
Helen hurries to Brent's floor after a cryptic encounter with a polished visitor. The elevator ride and a tense hall reveal a veiled danger as the purses of tragedy linger over her, ending with a cliffhanger as she nears Brent's door.
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Helen
Mr. Brent
Brent
Farmer Hatches Chickens by Electricity
A farmer may hatch chickens using electric heat and light, raise them with electric lighting instead of sunlight, and finish by frying them on an electric range, illustrating early electric farming concepts.
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