The Heiress and the Vexed Guardian
Helen Page loves guardian Leonard Brent who schemes to marry her after declaring she is heir to Cyril Cunningham. Brents plots involve murders and locket clues as Helen contemplates marrying Bob Ennis but resists Brent. The chapter ends with Brent planning a bold move as Eva and Carmel loom.
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Charles Wellin
Brent
Helen
Cyril K. Cunningham
Cunningham
Eva Ennis
Robert
Nellin
Bob
Carmel Segro
Carmel
Cricket
Ennis
Bramblewood
Eva
Bob Ennis
Goodby
Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Masthead
The Amarillo Globe is a evening paper published in Amarillo Texas with Sunday morning print from The Globe News Publishing Co. Publisher Gene Howe and General Manager Wilbur C Hawk lead the staff. It is a second class matter entry dated February 20 1924 and carries Associated Press rights for dispatches. Advertising and subscription rates are listed for various terms.
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Amarillo
Texas
Marsh Lrd
Amartlla Parly
Globe News Publishing Co
6Th
Amore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Santa Fe plans tie five lines to Amarillo hub
The Santa Fe Railway outlines a $8 million trunk line into Colorado designed to connect five lines through Amarillo, signaling a major push to make the city a key node in the Santa Fe system. The piece stresses Amarillo’s pivotal role and calls for local cooperation to support the network expansion and regional farm development.
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Amarillo
Southwest
Santa Fe
Colorado
SANTA
Santa Fe FE
Great Railroad System
Plains
Guiding Your Child Toward Orderly Habits
Mrs Agnes Lyne urges early training to curb messiness in children. Start in nursery with accessible toy storage, then maintain a fixed place for belongings as children grow. Avoid nagging, model order, and let kids feel the practical benefits of tidiness.
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Agnes Lyne
Prohibition Debate Highlights Senator Howell of Nebraska
Washington daily notes Senator Robert B. Howell of Nebraska sparked a major flare in prohibition enforcement talk in the Senate. Howell, tall and naval academy alumnus, argues for extending ship owner liability. his bone dry stance ties prohibition to national prosperity.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
District of Columbia
Robert B. Howell
Nebraska
Senate
Fess
Ohio
Howell
United States Naval Academy
Michigan
Detroit
Colorado
Omaha
Ned
Nebraska Senate
Public ownership champion runs Omsha utilities
A longtime advocate of municipal control led Omsha's waterworks gas plant and ice plant as manager and steered them to success by leveraging the threat of competition.
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Omsha
Independent candidate leads Omaha utility victory
He cut prices at the public electric light plant, slashed Omaha rates though power came from distant coal. Once defeated for the water board nomination, he ran as an independent and beat the Republican by 3500 votes. He earned 10000 yearly managing utilities, started west at 50 a month, and enjoys golf, hunting, radio, and public ownership work.
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Omaha
Niagara
Omaha Water Board
West
Woman barber opens men only shop in Providence
Mrs Zula Arnold former beauty shop attendant opens a barber shop for men only in Providence Rhode Island on October 16. She claims men are more generous less vain and not so cantankerous and says she can give as good a shave and haircut as any man.
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United Press
Providence
R. I
Zula Arnold
Arnold
Panic Averted as Theater Fire Sparks Alarm
In a near panic on a first night a puff of smoke caused restlessness and a rush. Actor Robert Warwick halted danger with calm words and the audience settled. The piece notes theater safety: clear exits, trained staff, and a fireman on duty nightly, with safety drills and prudent crowd movement.
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Robert Warwick
Alps
New York
Hollywood’s boom in imported writers sparks pay and panic
A 1929 syndicated column notes Hollywood’s practice of bringing in writers who were paid high weekly salaries then fired, with three famed writers offered two year contracts they refused. It recalls editors, show boats, and the rise of built in hotel apartments as industry tensions and perks reshape the film world.
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Hollywood
Flip and Bowser solve Striped Chipmunk mystery
Flip asks Bowser the Hound about Striped Chipmunk and, after watching the hole together, learns the chipmunk’s head shape change was caused by pockets. Bowser’s laughter reveals the trick and Flip’s mistaken sighting. The tale ends with a tease for the next story, Striped Chipmunk's Handy Pockets.
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Bowser
Flip
T. W. Burgess
Why Drive Right At Intersections In Amarillo
The piece argues that without traffic signals or stop buttons the right of way follows a Texas state rule where the vehicle from the right has priority if arriving simultaneously. It notes that speed can disrupt order and suggests that courteous deference would curb road hogging more than new laws, per Police Chief W R McDowell.
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Brent
Helen
Amarillo
Polk Street
Fifteenth Avenue
W. R. McDowell
Fremont man shifts from Lutheran and Catholic study to rabbinic path
Samuel Berek of Fremont Nebraska attended a Lutheran college and a Catholic university. He now plans to enter Hebrew Union College to study for the rabbinate.
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Samuel Berek
Fremont
Neb
Hebrew Union College
Crossword Puzzle Brain Teaser
Puzzle shows horizontal clues such as Swamp sword handles and To depart with several enumerations and odd spellings. Vertical clues include False gods and Thirsty with partial grid labels and scattered letters indicating a mixed incomplete puzzle readout.
British Delegation To Study American Merchandising
A 20 member British industrial delegation from the Irish and Scottish linen sector arrived in New York to study American merchandising methods. Organized at the Prince of Wales request, the group will visit major U.S. cities and Canadian centers to apply lessons to British manufacture.
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United Press
New York
Prince of Wales
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Toronto
Montreal
Hugh R. Ross
Scottish Linen Guilds
S. H. Hall- Thompson
M.P
Belfast
William Andrews
James G. Crawford
J. C. Herdman
Sidney J. Frazer
G. A. Parkes
F. M. Linton
John Black
Fred S. Bereidge
Hugh Hill Campbell
S. Clarke Thomas Coote
J. S. Lemont
W. Galbraith Mathewson
Frank Maclean
W. B. Robertson
Herbert Shilliday
Douglas Smyth
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Long Island
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