Globe 1929 Edition Evening Paper and History
The Amarillo Globe traces its founding in February 1924 and its publication practices as an independent democratic newspaper. It notes post office filing as second class, connections with Amarillo Daily News, and staff roles including Gene Howe as publisher and Wilbur C. Hawk as general manager. It lists Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarilao
Globe-News Publishing Co
Anaillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo Globe
the Globe
Amarillo Wins 1930 Southwest Water Works Convention
Amarillo was chosen as the 1930 convention city by the Southwest Water Works Association at its Tulsa meeting. Mayor Ernest Thompson and others presented Amarillo’s invitation in person, promising several hundred visitors next year.
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Amarillo
Southwest Water Works Association
Tulsa
Ernest Thompson
O. V. Vernon
E. N. Stanley
Jim Vernon
Diary of a Student Frozen on Alpine Peak
An Innsbruck technical student Franz Lutz, aged nineteen, perishes while solo ascent. He writes a diary as he drifts toward death, describing a dusk crash into a glacier, a worsening frost, and a final plea for forgiveness before morning. A search party later recovers his notes.
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Franz Lutz
Innspruck
Alps
Lutz
Edge may take Paris post as New Jersey drift shapes race
Washington observers note Senator Edge of New Jersey could accept a Paris ambassadorship as a strategic move amid anticipated Republican gains in 1930. The bystander recalls his focus on reform of the Volstead Act and the Nicaragua canal, and his temperament suited to diplomacy, even as New Jersey backed Hoover in 1928.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Edge
New Jersey
France
Senate
Paris
McKellar
Tennessee
Army Engineers
Nicaragua
Hoover
Senare
Helen Brambleswood decides to fight for love and a dangerous claim
Brent manipulates Helen Page by claiming she is the heiress to Cunningham fortune. Nellin, a dying man, accepts Brent’s proof, and Helen faces a chilling plot. She endures braces from Brent and plans a New York trip seeking his so called evidence while Bob awaits answers.
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Nellin
Brent
Cyril Cunningham
Helen
Eva Ennis
Robert
Cunningham
Bob
Eva
Shallimar Morris
Ennis
Mrs. Wethering
Guiding Your Child by Alice Judson Peale
A critical essay warns against sentimental displays in parenting. It argues excess emotion misleads children about genuine values and harms emotional development, causing imitation, secrecy, and disillusionment as they grow toward adulthood.
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Alice Judson
Actors Sneak Back Talkies Not So Soft
Broadway stars and others retreat from Hollywood back to New York. About 70 percent of speaking actors have screen trial. Jolson is the notable success. Audiences prefer youth. many older stars fade while unknown youngsters rise quickly. Bell hops travel the world for tips, with Red the famed itinerant bellboy. The piece notes shifting fame, wages, and the irony of Broadway names vs screen popularity.
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C. O. M’intyre
New York
Hollywood
Talkies
Broadway
al Jolson
Marilyn Miller
Iaa Claire
Eddie Cantor
Rialto
Jack Pickford
Pickford
Miss Miller
Helen Seeks Brent Amid Unexpected Foyer Drama
Helen arrives at Brent’s apartment, finds a startled room and a hidden girl on a divan. The Japanese servant notes Brent is not in, as Helen prepares to wait and continue her pursuit of a confrontation or crisis to end her suspense. (TO BE CONTINUED.)
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Helen
Ashe
Brent
Mr. Brent
Bob White Family Narrowly Escapes Hunter on Farm
A Bob White family hides in tall grass as a hunting dog quarters the field and the hunter nearly shoots. Farmer Brown's Boy appears, the hunter backs off, and the birds fly away unharmed as safety is preserved. The tale ends with a note about the next story, The Sad Glad Time.
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Bob White
Farmer Brown
Bob
T. W. Burgess
State to Aid Bexar County in Cleanup
Attorney General Robert Lee Bobbitt said Texas will aid Bexar County in a rum ring probe. He will deliver information already gathered and act on the grand jury request, after returning from Hebronville and Laredo. Details of the statewide campaign were not announced.
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United Press
Austin
Bexar County
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Hebronville
Laredo
Grand Jury
Crossword Puzzle Territorial Clues and Answers
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India
Helena
Cotton State
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