Amarillo Globe News masthead and publication details
The Amarillo Globe News published in Amarillo Texas with editor Gene Howe and general manager Wilbur C Hawk. It notes association with the Associated Press and prompts readers about mail subscriptions for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. The date shown is Wednesday September 18 1929 and price one dollar.
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Press
BY Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Traffic safety plea for school zones in Amarillo
A public message urges motorists to slow in school zones as hundreds of children begin a new school year. It calls for enforceable penalties for speeding near schools and suggests parents reinforce safe crossing habits, noting the broader study of place names and cultural influences in American towns.
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Amarillo
Smith in Senate hopes loom from Hoover-Smith clash
The By stander notes a former president hopeful like Al Smith could win a seat in the Senate and reshape debate if he sought office after a defeat. It examines Wagner and Copeland seats and the political calculation of a Smith return amid looming by elections and Walker’s rumored post.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
al Smith
Senate
Copeland
House
Hoover-Smith
Smith Copeland deal hints at New York City sanitary post
The passage outlines political maneuvering around Senator Cope Land resigning to chair NYC's sanitary commission. Copeland’s public service began in New York under the health commissioner role in wartime, with earlier mayoral and administrative posts in Ann Arbor. The Smith Copeland tie remains politically unclear despite Copeland's November Senate victory.
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Smith
Copeland
New Sanitary Commission of
New York City
Ann Arbor
Mich
Smith- Copeland Deal Is Not Quite So Clear. Dr. Copeland
Senate
Political Maneuver Tangles Smith Wadsworth Rivalry
The passage depicts 1919 rumors that Governor Smith might tacitly back Wadsworth’s senatorial bid, endangering Smith’s Albany ambitions. It notes Smith drafting Wagner to run, questioned friendships, and the role of Dr. Copeland and Roosevelt in potential vacancies amid Democratic talks.
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Smith
Wadsworth
Albany
Wagner
Roosevelt
Innocent Cheat 1929 Chapter Sparks Blueblood Schemes
Brent manipulates heiress Helen at a boarding school and hides Charles Nellin’s death to erase rivals. He plots to claim Helen’s birthright while courting her, disguising a personal confession as a love declaration amid a world of wealth and danger. Brent moves from distant control to open intimacy as Helen seeks clarity and trust.
San Juan Hill Blotted Out by Redevelopment in New York
New York reports San Juan Hill on the upper West Side has been transformed from a tenement district with frequent race riots and vice into manufacturing and garages. A once violent, segregated area populated by Black residents now sees a shrinking community as gentrification and Harlem migration change the neighborhood.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Upper West Side
San Juan Hill
Gas House
Derrick
Razor
Harlem
Southland
Lennox Avenue
Hill
San Juan
Little Joe Otter Learns Webbed Feet Help in Water
In a tale from Burgess Bedtime Stories Little Joe Otter shows Bowser and Flip how webbed feet aid swift swimming. He explains his paddling feet and compares with a duck and goose, noting land travel limits. The scene ends with Flip contemplating a faster swim versus running.
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Little Joe Otter
Smiling Pool
Bowser
Hound
Flip
Terrier
Little Joe
Filip
Joe
Billy Mink
Little Joé
Honker
Quack
T. W. Burgess
Kaufman Adds S to His Name for Flair
George S Kaufman, a Pittsburgh born playwright, is celebrated as an ace of wits while his stern look often clouds the Algonquin circle. The added initial is a stylistic flourish.
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George S. Kaufman
Mr. Kaufman
Pittsburgh
The Cartoonist Life and Its Mitigating Jests
H T Webster jokes about a fly in the ointment of cartooning as publishers and artists like Webster Briggs Ding McKay McManus and others labor at drawing boards in Tomahawk Wisconsin. Cartoons attract audience chatter and cigarette smoke while creators endure brash observers and the occasional prank that sparks ink spillovers before a disappearance.
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H. T. Webster
Webster
Tomahawk
Wis
Briggs
Ding
McKay
McManus
Guiding Your Child Taking Knocks By Mrs Agnes Lyne
Tom and Micky befriend Jed at camp and a sleepover plan reveals early social hurt. Mrs Lyne urges not shielding a child from disloyalty but teaching resilience. Explain that a rebuffed friend is not a true friend and encourage seeking new companions without self pity.
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Agnes Lyne
Tom
Micky
Jed
Crossword Puzzle Readable Clues Mixed With Fragmented Answers
A scrambled crossword puzzle page lists numerous horizontal and vertical clues with numerous garbled spellings and stray letters. The readable items include entries like Radio noize Floated and To peruse while many digits and words are corrupted or incomplete.
Confession Sets Limits On Helens Quest For Identity
Brent finally reveals his hardships and love as he explains his promise to tell Helen about her birthright. He confesses he cannot deceive her about her parents while admitting he has fallen in love and fears his own loss of means. The scene ends with his pledge to explain more, as Helen urges clarity.
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Ritz
Brent
Charles Owens Nellins
Cyril K. Cunningham
Yonkers
Nellin
Evangeline
Owens
Charles Nellin
Helen
New York
Leonard
Helen Kane
Bel Canto
Equity
Miss Kane
Body of state hero to be removed in Texas
The bodies of Capt. Mosely Baker and his wife, formerly interred in Houston, will be moved to the state vault in Austin on Friday. Baker burned San Felipe de Austin to prevent its capture by Santa Ana and later commanded Texans at the battle of San Jacinto.
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Austin
Tex
Mosely’ Baker
Houston
Tory
8Aaker
San Felipe de Austin
Santa Ana
San Jacinto
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