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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1929

Page

4

Amarillo Globe masthead and filing details

The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 enters as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office under March 8 1879 act. Published evenings except Saturday with Sunday morning edition by Globe-News Publishing Co. Publisher Editor Gene Howe General Manager Wilbur C Hawk Associated Press member.

Amarillo Texas Globe-News Publishing Co Anailimore

City Commission Solves Amarillo Paving Gap

The city moves to pave a 1300-foot unpaved strip between the highway and Hayden Street. Work begins today and aims to extend paving east on Thirty-Sixth Avenue to Harrison, aligning with the State Highway Department route, resolving the traveling public's concerns.

Randall County Civic Club Amarillo Hayden Street Thirty-Sixth Avenue Harrison State Highway Department

Super Skyscraper Plans Astonish City Readers

Charles F. Noyes and David Schulte unveil plans for a 1600 foot tall 150 story office skyscraper to dwarf all structures. The costly project could top 75 million dollars, with speculation it may rise beyond prior limits if funds and tenants are found.

Charles F. Noyes David Schulte Woolworth Bui

Choosing His School by Mrs Agnes Lyne

A guide for choosing private schooling emphasizes the people in a school over facilities. It argues that a teacher and principal with genuine love for children shape a child’s learning more than methods or equipment, especially for younger children.

Agnes Lyne

Navy's Foggy Bottom Building Charms Tourists With War Craft Models

In Washington the navy building near Foggy Bottom showcases war era tempo structures and glass cases filled with ship models. A Bystander reporter recalls the Oregon battleship and a tale of Admiral Eberle linked to its 13 inch turrets during the Santiago campaign.

Kirke Simpson Washington Navy Building White House Navy Navy Department

Millionaire Heiress Fraud Scheme Drives Romance and Jealousy

Brent manipulates Helen Cunningham into believing she is the heir to Cyril Cunningham while scheming with Eva Ennis and Bob Ennis. Helen rejects Brent yet remains entangled in threats and deception as Shallimar and Bob pursue their loves. The trio’s tensions escalate during a New York trip and a garden outing ending with a late night at Bramblewood.

Helen Page Leonard Brent Nellin Cunningham Brent Helen Eva Ennis Robert Bob Neilin Shallimar Morris Ennis Shellimar Cyril Cunningham Ritz Shallimar Bob Ennis Eva New York Mr. Brent Bramblewood Garden Yonkers

Ziegfeld's brutal charm shapes Broadway stars

In a profile of Flo Ziegfeld, the producer is shown as a demanding force who grooms actors from obscurity, using public and private taunts to push them toward stardom. His method relies on pressure, wit, and the drama of dress rehearsals, while his timing once casting off talents is infamous.

0. C. McIntyre New York Flo Ziegfeld Ziegfeld Tranclad Ziggy

Vegetarian Cult in Sevres Seeks Life of Simplicity

Paris Oct 22 The vegetarian colony at La Maison des Arts near Sevres values self sufficiency and simplicity. Led by Paul Hirzel, the group wears Grecian tunics, shuns liquor and smoking, and paints silk for American stores in New York and Chicago. They measure time by the sun and practice rhythm in daily work and crafts.

Reynolds Packard United Press United Prose Paris Sevres Versailles America New York Chicago Paul Hirzel Switzerland la Maison Des Arts Hirzel

Retired Officer Referred As Thief of Naval Operations

A retired naval figure is labeled the thief of naval operations in a fragmentary remark. The text hints at controversy surrounding his past service and reputation within military circles. Further details are not provided in the accessible portion.

Old Navy Narratives Add Detail to Oregon Tale

An elderly stranger confirms his role in the story of the Oregon. The young lecturer learns the man was a naval officer aboard the Oregon in 1898, directing after guns when another commanded the forward turret, revealing a hidden perspective on the tale.

Oregon San Francisco Santiago Navy Eberle Capt. Co. &. Keroff

Stetson Urges Women to Marry Well at Boston University

Graydon Stetson, trustee of Boston University, advises every girl to be a snob and marry well, urging practical social choices in matchmaking.

Graydon Stetson Boston University William E. Rogers

The Chimney Corner Demolished for 50 Story Bank Building

A New York dressmaking shop famed for bridal outfits is cited as unwed marriages proof by a press agent. The Chimney Corner at Wall and Broadway is replaced by a 50 story bank after the site sold for 500 dollars and the bank paid 15 million. The piece also coins humor about Broadway as Hooey Hollow and a bearded lady who tours America with a “galaxy of strange people.”

New York Wall and Broadway America

Emerald Isle Draws Tourists in Crowds

Dublin reports a record tourist season in the Free State with hotels and transport agencies noting strong numbers. Killarney attracts the most visitors while the west gains popularity. Americans and especially Britons travel in larger groups as perceived security improves and customs rules normalize.

Emerald Isle Associated Press Dublin Free State Killarney West Ireland

Wet duck hunt costs Grover Alexander twenty dollars

Grover Cleveland Alexander of the St. Louis Cardinals paid a $20 fine and court costs after a police court arrest on a drunkenness charge in Grand Island Nebraska. He claimed he was headed duck hunting when taken into custody.

Grover Alexander Associated Press Grand Island Neb Grover Cleveland Alexander St. Louis Cardinal Alex

Crossword Puzzle Names and Clues

A dense list of crossword clues across numerous numbered entries including Sunflower state, famous revolutionaries, musical terms, biological and legal terms, and miscellaneous definitions. The set appears as a single crossword puzzle grid with horizontal entries and scattered topic prompts.

Miami Bound Ship Turns Back After Collision

The liner R. Mallory, with 90 passengers, collided with a railroad lighter as it entered midstream to begin a voyage to Miami and Galveston. Despite a loosened bow plate the captain deemed the vessel seaworthy but heavy weather forced a return off the Delaware capes and the ship took on water in the forward bulkhead.

New York R. Mallory Miami Galveston E. D. Johnston Delaware Capes

Dog Catcher's Son Proves El Paso Hero

El Paso Texas October 22 15 year old Herbert Baird nicknamed Doggie after his dog catcher father became a local hero by stopping a mad dog at his school. The animal bit 11 pupils before he tackled it and restrained it until it could be tied. Pasteur treatment planned for the victims.

EL Paso Tex Herbert Baird Herbert Pasteur

United States and Mexico Divide Waters

Commissioners from both nations meet to divide waters of the Rio Grande, Tia Juana, and Colorado rivers for irrigation and flood control. Talks aim at a compact to become a treaty, with projects in San Diego and Tia Juana shaping water supply and storage needs along the border.

Washington United States Mexico Rio Grande Tia Juana Colorado Mexico City Boulder Dam Tia Juana River San Diego Cal Cit Unite States Interior Department Govent Onneers

Seven Cousins on Dewey High School Football Team

In Dewey Oklahoma on October 22, seven members of the high school football squad are cousins and full blood Indians. The Hill and Toney lines include Longbone Miller Bullette. Two other teammates are brothers but not related to the cousin group.

Dewey Okla Dewey High Sche Hill Brothe Toney Brothers Longbone Miller Bullette Groof

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