Amarillo Globe News Tuesday September 20 1927 notice details
Publishing and circulation details of the Amarillo Globe News dated September 20 1927. Includes ownership Globe-News Publishing Co publisher editor and manager names, Associated Press affiliation, departments and subscription rates for carrier and mail in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Also notes post office filing date February 20 1924 and combined publication with Amarillo Daily News on Sundays.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
6Th
Filmore
Right-Hand Turn Privilege in Amarillo Criticized
Editorial condemns widespread violations of Amarillo’s right-hand turn rules at red lights. It warns pedestrians and crossing traffic are endangered by autoists who treat the privilege as a right and urges stricter enforcement or prohibition of right turns on red.
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Amarillo
Police Department
Fillmore Street
Globe
Fillmore
Markham
Brspector O’brien
Police
Vance
Inspector O'Brien
Dinwiddie
Myself
Sidewalks Urgently Sought for Amarillo School
A reader urges less public quarrels while Amarillo faces criticism over the sidewalks to a new 18 month old school building. Patrons petition the city commission, who asks property owners to open vacant blocks for a street to install the walks. The dispute has dragged for a year.
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Viaduct
Amarillo
Death Penalty Upheld Amid Controversial Appeals
The juries reject sob stories and self defense claims in the death penalty case of Matthew Kimes and a San Antonio youth who killed an officer. The editorial argues juries show courage and respect for law, removing glamour from crime and asserting justice.
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Matthew Kimes
San Antonio
The Desk Sergeant of the Police Headquarters
The Ramblin Reporter portrays the busy desk sergeant as the city’s busiest man. He handles calls about missing children, tracks down culprits, settles disputes, and guides tourists while keeping order at the police desk and preparing reports.
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Howdy
Mussolini
Police
Skeekilup
John Law
My Favorite Stories by Carolyn Wells on the Losing End of the Argument
In a seaside resort, a one legged old fisherman entertains summer guests with a tale told in crusty dialect. The women learn his prosthetic came from a shark attack after he let the creature have the leg rather than argue with it.
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Carolyn Wells
Benson Murder Case Opens With Cracking Scene and Suspects
Philo Vance joins District Attorney Markham at Alvin Benson’s opulent New York home where Benson is found murdered. Detectives Dinwiddie Heath Moran Hagedorn inspect the scene while Markham and Vance coordinate with the district attorney’s office. The case pits police and DA against internal rivalries as investigations begin.
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Philo Vance
Jowan Pax
Markham
New York County
Alvin H. Benson
Wall Street
Anthony Benson
Anna Platz
Alvin Benson
Maurice Dinwildee
Ernest Heath
Burke
Lnitkin
Emery
Ben Hanlon
Phelps
Tracy
Springer
Vance
Dinwiddie
Benson
Carl Hagedorn
America
Hagedorn
New York Police Department
William M. Moran
Homicide Bureau
O’brien
Inspector Moran
Sergeant Heath
Heath
Tye
Mr. Markham
Moran
Rkham
Eddie
Police Department
District Attorney’s Office
Cubby Refuses to Come Down from Roof
In a Burgess tale, Cubby the Bear nests on the roof after climbing from a bed spring. Farmer Brown's Boy lures with cookies, but Cubby weighs freedom over treats and stays aloft despite temptations and attempts to coax him down.
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Cubby
Farmer Brown
Mother Brown
Palmer Brown
Father Brown
Dempsey Tunney Bout. Rainier Ties To Illinois Plans
A clipped note cites Seattle reservations canceled for the Dempsey Tunney fight in Illinois. It mentions Mayor Walker of New York decorated by France, and that Tunney was set back by a letdown. The Borah tariff proposal on onions and Republican convention enthusiasm are also touched.
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Seattle
Iinois
Mr. Rainier
Walker
New York
Dempsey
Washington
NEA Service, Inc
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