Amarillo Globe Publishing Details And Rates
The Amarillo Globe, published since 1924, operates evenings except Saturday and combines with Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C. Hawk lead the Globe News Publishing Co. The paper is Associated Press affiliated with mail and carrier circulation rates listed for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico as of October 12, 1927.
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Sitlo
Texas
Associated Press
County Plan Eyes Growth Control for Los Angeles Area
The piece outlines a County Plan in Los Angeles County to regulate regional growth. It suggests much of the county may join Los Angeles city, while the county would rely on the city for prosperity. The writer recommends civic leaders monitor this far sighted urban planning experiment.
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Amarillo
California
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
School Board Advances Sidewalk Construction Plan
The school board recommends continuing the sidewalk build program to ease access to schools and reduce mud and inconvenience for students. It urges nearby property owners to cooperate, noting the project will address longstanding complaints and improve safety for children.
Judge Crudgington Named Moderator by Presbytery Synod
Judge J W Crudgington of this city was elected moderator of the Presbytery of Texas and Louisiana Synod despite traditional precedents. The choice honors his evident fitness and active leadership in church, professional, business, and civic life, seen as predestined for the dignity conferred.
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J. W. Crudgington
Presbytery
Texas
Louisiana
Crudgington
Judge Crudgington
Judge Grants Mercy Divorce Case in Cleveland
Grandma and Grandpa Haney sought a divorce after forty two years of marriage. The judge called an extra session with all nine children to mediate a family conference and refused the divorce, urging them to stay together and walk the rest of the way. The humane verdict wished them a happy golden wedding day.
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Grandma
Grandpa Hancy
Cleveland
Grandfather Hancy
Grandpa
Grandma Haney
Benson Murder Case Scene Tests Housekeeper for Truth
Thomas Vance grills Mrs. Platz after hinting a mysterious visitor third party examined by Markham and the district attorney. Platz insists no guest came, while Vance presses with details of a visiting woman matching Benson's pattern, urging truth under threat of custody.
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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
Pfyfe
Elsie Hoffman
Benson and Benson
Bigspy Ostrander
William H. Moriarty
George G. Stitt
Stitt and McCoy
Maurice Dinwiddie
Ernest Heath
Burke, Snitkin, Emery
Ben Hanlon
Phelps
Tracy, Springer
Markham
Vance
Benson
Yes Sir, Robert Cabled for My Favorite Stories
A tale centers on Robert facing exams and a missed fatherly nod as a cable from London reads yes sir and creates a humorous miscommunication about his success. The scene shifts to a tense social dynamic with Mrs Platz, a visiting young woman, and smoky impropriety as Vance probes truth. The cliffhanger teases more revelations.
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Markham
Vance
Peter Rabbit Builds Safe Paths Through Bramble Tangle
Peter the rabbit begins work to clear and create a network of paths in a bramble-tangle. He plans routes from every side for quick escapes, noting work is hard but necessary for safety. He contemplates Old Jed Thumper’s old paths and resolves to extend his safety network.
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Farmer Brown
Peter Rabbit
Old Jed Thumper
Reddy Fox
Jed Thumper
Peter
Reddy
Briar
T. W. Burgess
Barbs on Russia firing Trotzky and public life puns
A string of satirical remarks touches on Trotzky being fired on a Saturday, sugar versus books spending, and a sharp jab at voters and car rights. It notes Harvard’s football win over Vermont, hints at graft in elections, and quips about public officials.
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Russia
Leon Trotzky
Trotzky
Joyful Singer Christina Macdormaid Dies in Poorhouse
Christina Macdormaid known as Joyful, a former street singer who lived in a cave near Coversea lighthouse, died in a Scottish poorhouse after an escape from confinement. Her blind husband and her dog keeper are also noted in overlapping obituary details.
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Christina Macdormaid
Coversea Lighthouse
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Elgi
New Flare Styles Highlight Afternoon Coats and Skirts
Afternoon coats and their flare skirts take shape through inserts or unpressed pleats, depending on fabric. The style emphasizes visual flare whether in cloth or fur, shaping a poised silhouette for daywear.
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Ise
Weil
Seas Seas
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Snitkin
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London
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Ham Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Harvard
Vermont
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