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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe announces it is a nightly and Sunday paper published by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company at 110 East Fifth Street. It notes Associated Press news is credited and provides newsroom and business phone numbers.
A Tribune editorial discusses the first offender issue and the balance between humane consideration and public demand for stricter punishment. It cites parole boards and judges, arguing leniency should be rare for repeat offenders while allowing cautious second chances for some first-time violators.
An unsigned column in New York Day by Day reflects on fame and loneliness among artists, performers, and creators. It recalls Harris Merton Lyon, painters who gain recognition only for backdrops, and anecdotes about dogs and loyalty in society.
The Panhandle sportsmen are told changes at the game and fish department were not for quail poaching or politics. The letter presents Garmon’s timeline, noting no replacement named and urging public input. It cites protests from the local area and references April reports on investigations from Wheeler to Shamrock.
A dense listing of Wednesday evening programs across numerous stations from WEAF to KOA. Entries include Navy Band concerts, violin and tenor recitals, old timers programs, sports scores, weather, and dance programs, with times ranging from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM and notes on daylight saving, station call letters, and conference notes.
Panhandle Texas investigations led by E D Garmon produced few arrests or clear evidence from April through July. Sheriff Hubby cites persistent complaints about the territory and demands his resignation with badge surrender. letters warn final pay through August 22.
Rosalind Nash quits her stenographer job to pursue wealth in a cabaret life with Browning and Arm strong opposed. She courts men through Dorothy Richards, rejects Nicky Blake, and faces a stark confrontation about money and morality as she realizes her aimless life.
Nicky, a wealthy suitor, confronts Rosalind in a tense scene about money and superiority. She orders him to leave and warns she will ring the next apartment if he causes trouble. He departs vowing to call next day and plan a costly gift to win her back.
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