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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 enters as second class matter at Amarillo Texas post office under act of March 3 1879. Published evenings except Saturday with Sunday morning edition by Globe News Publishing Co. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS. The AP is entitled to use news dispatches.
Postmaster W. C. Kenyon reports a sharp rise in August postal receipts, marking a new high for Amarillo and surpassing last December. The data signal improved local business conditions and a stronger economy, while a national study stresses the value of well directed recreation for youth and public education on leisure.
A mother and child visit a new neighbor with a baby. Ruth shows jealousy when the infant attracts her mother’s affection, revealing common early childhood envy. The piece urges parents to guard against arousing jealousy and avoid openly praising others in the child’s presence.
Washington observers note the senate returned to work with scant ceremony as Jim Watson quickly moved to adjourn and press coverage focused on the tariff bill. Analysts caution against predicting swift action, citing internal delays and possible cross party strategies that could delay final action into next year’s primary campaigns.
In the 1929 serial chapter, a forged past and a lead bullet reveal Andrew Ogden’s brother was murdered, not self slain. Dillon is exposed as the killer, while Jerry and Lucy wed as the puzzle ends with a cliffhanger for tomorrow’s chapter.
In a tense scene Lucy reveals she married Jerry to secure legal protection as a murder charge looms over him. Uncle John debates the secrecy while Lucy and Jerry defend their choice, arguing love must prevail. Lucy’s resolve to stand by Jerry tests family loyalties and expectations.
Federal investigators named 2 policemen as ring members and bootlegger Harry D. McDonald implicated 25 officers in the alleged shakedown. McDonald said officers kept seized liquor and sold it to bootleggers while collecting protection money.
In 1929 New York embraces Brummel style in business attire as a sign of success. Executives like Otto Kahn Schwab and Mitchell set trends with gardenias and polished gear. The look shifts from banking restraint to chic display, influencing workers from clerks to theatergoers and even fashion-inducing habits across Wall Street and midtown.
Lois Pantages wife of theatre magnate Alexander Pantages faces trial on a murder charge tied to Joe Rokumoto s death after a June 16 car collision. Witnesses say she was intoxicated at the preliminary hearing. Her husband Alexander Pantages is also indicted for allegedly assaulting dancer Eunice Pringle.
William E. Clark of New Haven and Warren M. Hyde of Middletown received Vail telephone medals for lifesaving actions off Guilford. Clark rescued a mother and daughter from drowning, and Hyde saved a woman who was rendered lifeless, using artificial respiration. The awards were presented by H. C. Knight, vice president of Southern New England Telephone Co.
Flip the dog explores a sandy hole on the Green Meadows after Bowser wakes. He digs with persistence, barking excitedly as Bowser, curious, starts toward the Long Lane to see what Flip uncovers. The scene hints at a forthcoming tale about backdoors and discovery.
Junior and Frank Dunlap describe life on Sixth Street near the Rock Island bridge. They recall a rodeo at Jack Hall's with a bucking cow, a roped calf, and a runaway horse while dreaming of futures as policeman and pilot. They own a dog named Maggie and speak of siblings and their big plans.
Chicago's 3 600 eating places ring up about 150 million dollars in a year. Drug stores run lunchroom business totaling about 2 million annually. About 392 restaurants earn roughly 50 000 dollars a year each, mostly in the Loop.
Puzzling crossword clues list many entries with misprints and broken phrases. Readable items includeJa cob s favorite son and entries like Mercury and Wagoner while other clues mention English coin and river yard locations.
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