Amarillo Globe masthead and publication details
Amarillo Globe stands as evening and Sunday paper published by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company from 120 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas. It is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to publish AP news and local reports credited accordingly. News and business departments operate with telephone lines listed for reader contact.
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Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
PTUSA
Focal News
Voter rights notice and subscription details 1924
An item from September 11 1924 urges every citizen to exercise the right to vote. It condemns organizations that hinder turnout and stresses public interest in mobilizing voters for the nation. John W Davis is cited on the theme of civic participation.
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John W. Davis
The Globe Opinion Sparks Wide Reader Feedback
Readers respond to ISPD HEVVELS Tie Cone column inviting constructive criticism. Mya DP and Van Steenwak weigh in on management, opinions clash over viewpoints, and calls for engaging more voices surface amid debate about future editorials.
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ISPD
Mya
van Steenwak
Yaar
Globe
Abe
AtrAehwark
Parallel Chicago and New Mexico murders described
A reader-supplied account links a Chicago murder to a New Mexico case. It suggests Jeopold and Poeb plotted the crime with neighborly ties, claiming moral decline as motive. Authorities pursued suspects Laavers and Vajle LA WA, with a fatal shot by an accomplice, amid speculation and contested intent.
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Globe Reader
Chicago
Bill Ldakavars
New Mexico
New Marien
Poeb
Jeopold
Vicks Agd
Hem & Tv
Laavers
Vajle LA WA
Lap Avers
Fia
Madnass
Amarillo
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Leupold
Radio Schedule Fragments From Chicago Stations
Fragmented listing shows multiple Chicago stations scheduling events and programs across the day. Mentions include JOann DeBevaryse Orchestra, Milan Lasyk, Marion Corvell, Ralph Williams, The Chase Orchestra, and other ensembles. Additional notes reference WOR, WHAS, WGN, and local mayoral references, with scattered times and program titles.
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RYW
Caicago
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Hilia Rotier Perr
S. M
Oinwago Theater Organ
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Milan Lasyk
Tioltntat
Marion Corvell
Plantat Was
Chicago
Roalph Willame Obcemure
WEOR
Welotata
Chase Orchestra
WGN
Drake
Jeek Chapman
Orchestrie Word
Zion
Vere
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Pyery Onlid
Gee Chup
James FL
Hanley
Momrina
Davenport
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Feneel
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Kansar
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Moma
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Yi-Ve
Onaries
Sheldon
Warner'a
Hote Chigee Orenewten
WYAA
Daliab
Beatie
Fairy Vader
Ritmeatt Roween
Vel Jaint
Muetange Gronegteg
Money and murder in a grim Texas tale of wealth and crime
A jagged monologue imagines Clarence Darrow cashing in to free killers, notes money as power, and dares to question justice. The voice rails against wealth, crime, and a world where riches shield wrongdoing while a narrator longs for a thrill and contemplates illicit profits.
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Chicago
Chicago and surrounding theaters and broadcasts listing outline
A garbled page of Chicago listings details concerts broadcasts and programs across venues WHAS WEBR WGN and other stations. It mentions orchestras national debuts and various showtimes including evening events and touring acts in multiple cities.
Parisian sketches by an American observer in 1924
O O McIntyre recounts wandering the hidden Paris Latin Quarter during a rain shower. He exchanges notes with fellow Missourians Homer Croy and R M Brinkerhoff, recalls cafe life, a young poet, and the contrasts with Greenwich Village, celebrating the city’s vitality and youth while noting its squalor and sincerity.
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Mama
Papa
New York
Greenwich Village
Paris
R. M. Brinkerhoff
Brink
H. T. Webster
Ray Rohn
Harlem
Montmartre
Homer Croy
Water Tower
Croy
C Roy
Studebaker
Nodaway County
Cafe de la Paix
Oil field brag turns near tragedy in hot sun misadventure
A man recounts a risky boast about oil wealth and a dramatic fall involving drinking and a fiery incident. He describes exaggerating his oil interests to impress peers and a near fatal episode after a lighter flame ignited gas or vapors, ending with a dangerous escape.
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Aponia
Cikar
Pacific Coast Concert Series Features Notable Orchestras
A Pacific Coast concert program from the San Francisco area lists Juha Tannes as conductor with a chamber of ensembles and guest artists. The event includes performances by the American Theatre Orchestra, Antarian Organ Recital, and the Wardes Players, with program notes detailing a varied lineup and studio features.
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Antericom Thyeater
Neava
Reserve Rand
Ory
Helen Drew Takes Job Offer Despite Husband's Objection
Helen Marshall, wife of Peter Drew, weighs accepting a Burlington Publishing blurb job after meeting with manager Mr Elliott. He promises flexible hours and interesting work, but Helen fears Peter's disapproval and contemplates concealing the arrangement. The scene ends with unresolved tension and a promise of continuation.
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Peter Drew
Helen Marshall
Bob Powers
Helen
Peter
Elizabeth Brace
Burlington Publishing Company
Mr. Elliott
Miss Graves
Mr. Eliott
Elliott
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