Innocent Cheat 102sy Tangles of Love and Danger in Helen's Life
Helen Page loves guardian Leonard Brent who manipulates her claim to be heiress to Cyril K Cunningham. Brent plots to marry Helen after scheming to remove Cunningham, fakes her supposed murder, and faces rivalry from Bob Ennis. Shallimar Moris arrives with gossip while Eva Ennis notices the tension as relationships unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Nellin
Brent
Helen
Cyril K. Cunningham
Cunningham
Eva Ennis
Robert
Bob
Carmel Segro
Carmel
Shallimar Morris
Cauliflower
Canada
Bob Ennis
Eva
Shallimar
Amarillo Globe Masthead and Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 enters as second class matter and publishes evenings except Saturdays from 6th and Willmore. Gene Howe is publisher editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager. The paper is a member of Associated Press and markets subscription rates.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarilla @Parly
Globe News Publishing Co
6Th and
Willmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
Giant garages and naval policy stir national debates
Rodney Dutcher notes the Shearer inquiry boosts Congress support for building ships in government yards. He warns private giants profit from war, urging navy-only construction. He cites a New American Architect piece on 51,000 commercial garages worth 3 billion dollars, with ramps and space waste shaping architectural solutions.
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Rodney Dutcher
Shearer
Congress
Geneva
Uncle Sam
A New American Architect
Guiding Your Child to Popularity by Mrs. Agnes Lyne
A guide for parents on shaping a child’s social skills. Emphasizes contributing, fair play, independence, good sportsmanship, and handling disappointments. Encourages early social training, physical skill, and allowing children to resolve conflicts themselves. Praise should focus on achievements, not self-praise.
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Agnes Lyne
Billboard as Literary Art in Show World
In a weekly Billboard issue, C O McIntyre describes the magazine as the literary core of circus and carnival life. It showcases acts and ads from performers, including musicians, jugglers, aerialists, ventriloquists, magicians, and exotic animals, with mentions of reptile vendors in Laredo Texas.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
The
Billboard
Broadway
China
Mind Reader
Texas
Laredo
White House Secret Service Rambles Spark Round Robin Mystery
Washington details an embarrassing moment for the Secret Service as a long circulating round robin letter from college women resurfaces. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge recalls the tale of the missing brown envelope and a search across the White House. The piece also notes Teddy Roosevelt’s book All in the Family and various society tidbits and letters to the White House from citizens.
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Washington
White House
Secret Service
Calvin Coolidge
College
Name Social Organization
Teddy Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Wieress
Fox Ads
Millard Thlyings
Maryland
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Netreet
Georgetown
United States Navy
David F. Sellers
Dorchester
Mass
Council of the League of Nations
Washington, D. C
Seventeenth St. NW
League of Nations Association
Hoover Likes Chicken and Pie Favorites Mentioned
The article notes President Hoover’s fondness for chicken pie with peas and minced onions. It mentions Rear Admiral Moffet as chief of aeronautics for about eight years, with Mrs. Moffett only recently taking her first flight. It also references Mrs. Alexander Robey Sheppard at age 87, widow of the last District of Columbia governor.
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Hoover
President Hoover
Moffet
United States Navy
Moffett
Alexander Robey Sheppard
District of Columbia
Washington
Love and rivalry rise as a house party tests loyalties
Helen hopes to see Bob with Eva's help while Shallimar schemes to captivate him. Bob arrives home to a bright light and a tense tension as Helen faces jealousy and Shallimar’s calculated charm. The scene ends with Shallimar declaring work is constant, and the conflict remains unresolved.
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Helen
Eva
Shallimar
Bob
Rejuvenation Question Before Berlin High Court
A Berlin high civil court will rule soon whether seeking a rejuvenation operation is an insurable illness. A German physician in his sixties contends it is an illness deserving coverage, while a sick benefit society opposes paying for the operation.
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United Press
Berlin
Striped Chipmunk Pockets Explained In Burgess Tale
In Burgess bedtime story Flip the Terrier questions why Striped Chipmunk has cheek pockets and Bowser explains they store food for winter. The dialogue explores natural pockets and the rule of possession with a playful moral.
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Flip the Terrier
Flip
Bowser
Striped Chipmunk
Black Pussy
Mother Nature
T. W. Burgess
Local Exotic Pets For Sale Across Several States
A range of exotic creatures offered in various towns and states. Necked doves in Waterloo Iowa, racing turtles at five dollars a dozen in Protection Kansas, ten foot devilfish at thirty dollars in Coleman Texas, live Gila monsters five dollars each, rattlesnakes three dollars a pair, lynx meat twenty five dollars in Phoenix Arizona, and armadillos at cut rates in Galveston.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Protection
Kansas
Coleman
Texas
Phoenix
Ariz
Galveston
Sidewalk calling card writing fades from Bowery to Broadway
The faded craft of sidewalk card writers persists in a few spots on the Bowery and lower Broadway while the Broadway Central on lower Broadway ends its long tradition of offering sidewalk chairs for patrons.
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Bowery
Lower Broadway
Broadway Central
Untouched Stairway in Fiske Stokes Murder Case
The grand stairway of the Broadway Central remains undisturbed as investigators focus on the Fiske Stokes murder. The scene’s signature feature stands untouched, underscoring the ongoing inquiry into the dramatic incident.
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Broadway Central
Scene at 4 Third Avenue Theater Inspires Murders
A criminologist notes that even trivial incidents can spark murderous thoughts in normal men while a shooting scene at a prominent theater backdrop draws attention. The text hints at a man trying to dial into the Whiteman hour amid a chaotic scene.
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Third Avenue Theater
New York
Whiteman Hour
Nightlife Tale of Tin-Born Gamblers Hangout
A fragmented description portrays a roving hangout in Roi Square for tin-born gamblers. The tale notes a 3 a.m. buzz, a hotel as meeting point, and a breakfast at 4 p.m. with a rough crowd who live hard and drink strong coffee.
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Roi Square
London Tatler quips about American press in 1929
The London Tatler mocks American press men for lacking leisure after work. It notes that outside of a movie there is little to do. A playful invitation follows to "hang a picture" with a light, satirical tone.
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London
Tatler
McNaught, Syndicate, Inc
CrossWord Puzzle A Royal Question
Crossword puzzle snippet lists clues and partial entries for a royal question. includes numbered hints from 8 to 38 with references to king, insect, fish, plants, and other common crossword terms. Text appears garbled with misspellings and missing letters.
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Amarillo Globe
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BY Mail
OkLahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
America
Herbert Plummer
Teddy
WiLiamko Cereus
Europe
Buc Kuserauer
Burgess
Thornton W. Burgess
Chipmunk
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Lerald
Marsh J Sioin
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