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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
4
Amarillo to Enforce Double Parking Ban Strictly
Police Judge Homer Calloway orders strict enforcement of the double parking ordinance in Amarillo with fines in all non emergency cases. New residents will receive leniency, but all citizens are expected to obey as officers halt the nuisance and curb traffic congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Calloway
Amarillo
Calloway
Chevrolet expands Amarillo role as Plains distribution hub
The Chevrolet Motor company announces Amarillo as a major jobbing and distribution center for a new Plains territory. A branch office opened in Amarillo to distribute cars and a parts warehouse is planned, with service to all dealers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Plains
Chevrolet Motor Company
Pany
Guiding your Child by Alice Judson Peale
A mother notices her son Ben refuses supper to provoke a reaction. The article explains children use food refusal to gain attention or upset parents, and advises to calmly excuse them from the table after ruling out illness. It emphasizes not rewarding the behavior and maintaining consistent limits.
Washington politicians seek Capitol Hill homes as capitol life draws them in
Mrs Henrik Shipstead and numerous lawmakers choose Washington on East Capitol Street to stay close to government work. Champ Clark, Katherine Langley, Hiram Johnson, Joe Robinson, Carl Hayden, Thomas Heflin, John J Blaine and others reside near the Capitol, some near the Capitol Park or in old Congress Hotel rooms, as redevelopment looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Plummer
Washington
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Shipsteads
East Capitol Street
Capitol Building
Capitoli
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Champ Clark
Congress
Galow
Maryland Avenue
Katherine Langley
Kentucky
Hiram Johnson
California
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Congress Hotel
House of Representatives
House
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Capitol Dome
Capitol Park Hotel
Earshot Of Office
Ruth Bryan Owen arrives in Japan seeking housing near the hill and planned office lodging. She searches for accommodation as she begins her assignment and adapts to new surroundings in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Ruth Bryan Owen
Japiter
Old Rat Trap Cheese Beats the Modern
A reflective column notes nostalgia for old New York scenes from 1929. It mentions shops, cops, society balls fading after Prohibition, and various public figures while poking fun at modern manners and media. The piece closes with a copyright notice.
Furie Traps Peebles in Lundy Saloon and Closes Case
Peebles uses a staged plea to shoot Furie, defeats Dillon in a gunfight, and reveals a planned frame of Jerry and MacNair. John Peebles delivers a detailed, itemized narrative linking MacNair to a murder and a larger oil swindle. The denouement points to tomorrow’s chapter revealing how Peebles clinches the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furie
Peebles
Lundy
Ogden
Dillon
Luther MacNair
MacNair
Senators Choose Distant Mansions Near Washington
The piece notes Senators Dale Brookhart and Caraway buying large homes near Washington in Hyattsville and suburbs, contrasting with a trend toward living close to the hill. It highlights ease of access, familiar neighbors, and the social ease of residing near the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter H. Dale
Vermont
Washington
Smith Brookhart
Hyattsville
Thomas Caraway
Arkansas
Calvert Estate
Lord Baltimore
Hyatts
Bandits Rob Young Couple in Dallas Robbery
Two armed bandits in Dallas stopped a young couple and a girl companion near a residential area. They robbed them of money and jewelry before fleeing in the couple’s car. A stolen coupe found at the scene led to an immediate police investigation with no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
Texas
Cartoonist Tom Webster Weds Late as Mayor Officiates
New York report says cartoonist Tom Webster arrived 20 minutes late for his wedding to Mae Flynn while Mayor Walker performed the ceremony. Webster joked he beat the mayor to the altar. Helen Hayes reportedly expecting a baby amid show contract disputes and a star-studded upheaval. In Mexico City officials note a surge to undo regional divorce approvals, with 146 petitions on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tom Webster
Miss Mae Flynn
Mayor Walker
Tom
Helen Hayes
Actors Equity Association
Miss Mayes
Coquette
Miss Hayes
Charles MacArthur
Mexico City
Yucaten
Morelos
Sonora
Courage and Combat Between Flip and Johnny Chuck
A 1929 Burgess tale depicts Flip the dog challenging Johnny Chuck near an old wall while Bowser the Hound watches. Johnny Chuck, unafraid and skilled with strong hind feet, repels Flip's rushes and bites, earning Flip's wary respect as both acknowledge each other’s courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton W. Burgess
Flip Lip
Johnny Chuck
Flip
Bowser
Bowser the
T. W
Confederate Pension Is Solons Problem
An immediate session of the Texas legislature will be convened to fix the Confederate Pension law so that about 3 000 widows under 75 receive pensions as before. Senator Williamson urged lawmakers to travel to Austin at their own expense to correct the age limit issue that cut many pensioners from funds. A separate item recalls a fire drill in which Chief Anderson’s crew drove through town and a motorcade followed, revealing no blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
John
Lucy
Deacon
MacNair
Henry
Nathan Hyde
Hyde
Peebles
Uncle John
Watson
Holmes
Andrew
MacNaire Dillon
Andrew Ogden
Furie
Ogden House
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
House
Senate
W. A. Williamson
San Antonio
Pleads Insanity in Baby Burning Case
Los Angeles a jury considers if 19 year old Mrs. Josephine Valenti is insane after convicting her of burning her baby to death. The panel failed to reach a verdict last night and remained sequestered as it resumes today. If found sane she could be imprisoned. if insane she faces an asylum with possible future release pending medical opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacNair
Hyde
Jerry
Andrew
Lucy
Los Angeles
Phalean
Finkerton Detective Agency
Wm. Morrow Co
United Press
Josephine Valenti
Oilman Davis Lends Hand In Lunchroom Kitchen
Davis, a Texas oilman and Broadway backer, visits old friend Mrs. Thresher who runs a lunchroom and joins in the kitchen duties. Separately, a New York article discusses weight estimation by chest measurements, noting Dr. Mary Louise Boillin of Columbia credits shoulders hips chest and depth as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Texas
New York
Mary Louise Boillin
Columbia
Crossword Puzzle Not Hard and Not Easy
Fragmented clues mix across and down entries with many misspellings and garbled terms. The readable hints include animals colors and body parts while several entries appear corrupted or partial.
Fire Chief Stages Hoax to Curb Curious Autoists
Wymore Nebraska Sept 6 Fire Chief Henry Anderson staged a hoax alarm to stop motorists racing to scenes. He set off a false fire alarm to deter crowds and regulate traffic around fires and emergency calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wymore, Neb
Henry Anderson
Wymore
Roosevelt guide and pioneer rancher dies in Missouri
Jessie Morris Sharp, who 25 years ago escorted Theodore Roosevelt and other notable hunters on his Wyoming ranch, dies in Crane Missouri at age about 90. A Civil War veteran, Sharp helped build the Gulf Railroad from Springfield to Memphis and later settled in the Ozarks after a long career as rancher road builder soldier and hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Crane
Jessie Morris Sharp
Theodore Roosevelt
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Sharp
Ohio
Missouri
Springfield
Memphis
Lusk
Wyo
Roosevelt
Ozarks
American mechanics return home amid language barrier concerns
Returned workers cite language difficulties and trouble adapting to local conditions, prompting U S mentors to reassess assignments for automobile repair training and field support.
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