Whiteman Honored in Oct 5 Banquet at Hotel Astor
Paul Whiteman received a gold plaque from Leon Errol at a October 5 banquet for his tenth anniversary on the West Coast to New York. Notables like Walter Damrosch, Pat Rooney, and Theodore Roosevelt attended. Whiteman's orchestra performed and Broadway figures contributed.
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New York
West Coast
Paul Whiteman
Hotel Astor
Mr. Whiteman
Leon Errol
Daniel Frohman
Ben Bernie
Walter Damrosch
David Belasco
Pat Rooney
Csrge Gershwin
Wilton Mackaye
J. Andrew White
Jackie Coogan
al Herman
Ruth Etting
Dudley Field Malone
F. C. Coppicus
William Morris
Royal
Copeland
Albert Ottinger
Theodore Roosevelt
Jas J. Walker
Whiteman
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Sterilization Law to be Widely Used in Kansas
United Press reports that Kansas plans extensive use of the sterilization law, upheld by the state supreme court, to treat mentally afflicted residents. The state board of administration issued hearings blanks for 66 Osawatomie State Hospital patients, with guardians summoned where patients cannot consent.
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United Press
Peka
Kane
Keasen
State Supreme Court
Co. S. Huffman
State Board of Administration
Board of Administration
Oswatomie State Hospital
Huffman
Tug George W. Yates Searched For With 33 Aboard
The government steel tug George W. Yates, departed Fort Nelson for Churchill Sunday and has been missing with 33 men aboard. An aerial search was launched over the northern waters from Fort Churchill to locate the vessel and assist any survivors. Captain H. A. Oakes led the air operation for Northern Aerial Minerals Explorations.
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Associated Press
the Pass
Man
Fort Nelson
Churchill
George W. Yates
H. A. Oakes
Northern Aerial Minerals Explorations, Ltd
Fort Churchill
Man Arraigned on Auto Theft Charge
T. H. Wales twenty one arrested days ago in El Paso with another youth and brought back to Amarillo for a preliminary hearing. Judge Henry S. Bishop to set Wales’ bond after hearing evidence. Wales is charged with stealing an automobile owned by E. F. McDonald of Amarillo. The pair were arrested at the border city after driving the car from Amarillo. They are held in jail pending bond. Rothmoor Coats are tailored and very dressy. See them at the Ladies Store today.
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T. H. Wales
el Paso
Amarillo
District Criminal Court
Henry S. Bishop
Wales
E. F. McDonald
Edward Chandler
Rothmoor
Letters on politics and Hoover defense in Tack column
The letter discusses New York governors Smith and Miller tax and debt shifts, praises Hoover as a strong leader, cites public works during postwar unemployment, and argues against mudslinging while noting wartime price controls were set by Wilson's commission.
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New York
Mr. Smith
Miller
Smith
Henry Ford
Hoover
Mr. Ford
Belgium
Wilson
Do Your Bit and Vote on the 1932 Presidential Race
A collection of editorials and letters arguing for measured judgment of presidential candidates, urging citizens to consider fitness for office and party platforms over propaganda. The texts advocate civic duty, locally driven uplift, and caution against racial prejudice in political choice.
Printer Operators and The Globe Editorial Laugh
The Globe pokes fun at printer operators while acknowledging human error. Editors note operators work under rush, with many lines set daily, about seven lines a minute, and mistakes happen as copy books fill.
A Friend Praises Tack and Printers in Open Letter
An open letter from E R T praises Tack for courage and fellowship and defends printers and editors. The writer notes readers rely on proofreaders but errors slip through and urges editors to edit copy more carefully. The author, a printer by trade, expresses admiration for printers and questions the need for others to write.
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Tack
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Mademoiselle
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