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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
14
Brief listing the Amarillo Globe newspaper masthead with publication partners and staff roles. Notes editor Wilbur C. Hawk as general manager and Gene Howe as publisher and editor, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
The Amarillo history curriculum uses Latane's United States History, not Muzzey, and current readings do not promote pro British propaganda. Mayor Thompson of Chicago criticized Muzzey for selective quotes, but Latane's text appears free of such biased passages.
A survey shows 19 099 employees hold over 10 million dollars of the 239 million capital in the Philadelphia Rapid Transit. Workers sit on two of eight seats on the board, illustrating deep employee participation in corporate management alongside management. The piece argues interdependence of labor and capital, urges unity, and cites scripture on communal harmony.
A Pennsylvania college football coach was demoted after a dispute sparked team-wide strike. The players refused to touch the field in protest, railing against loyalty concepts amid mixed motives and unclear leadership.
Philo Vance guides detective Markham through a tense New York murder inquiry. Alibis, Pryfe, Miss St Clair and Captain Leacock draw scrutiny as Heath and the homicide squad press for answers. Vance taunts and unsettles, while Pfyfe’s testimony edges Leacock toward scrutiny.
The piece laments missing fight and unity in a Siwash football team, criticizes a strike mindset and petulant behavior, and argues players should follow discipline and loyalty to the alma mater rather than crafting their own rules.
Peter traverses the Green Forest seeking Mrs Peter and a strange rabbit with Jumper the Hare as he evades Hooty the Owl and other predators. Jumper describes a handsome young rabbit companion seen recently, and Peter grows anxious as night falls after a close call. The tale hints at upcoming adventures.
British observer K N Moss criticizes American mining for safety neglect and poor miner housing while noting superior machinery funded by easy mining conditions. He contrasts regulations in Britain with American practices and laments weak unions and harsh living conditions.
A miscellany notes an electrical firm builds a compliant machine and cites Washington sites for setup. It flags hand claps at cinema as madness per science, mentions a Chicago teacher counting four hundred sixty eight love terms, and contrasts British mine safety with American practices. Also notes roses needed for attar oil.
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