Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Rates
The Amarillo Globe dates from February 20 1924 and is issued evenings except Sundays with Sunday morning content from The Globe News Publishing Co. Gene Howe is publisher and editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager Associated Press credited news dispatches and departments listed. Subscription rates show carrier and mail options with Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico pricing.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Anuilmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Canyon Chamber Discusses Connecting Highway To Amarillo
Canyon chamber members discussed linking Canyon to Amarillo via the new Randall County highway. Amarillo delays in paving blocks hinder the connecting route, despite the county's half million dollar investment, while the Amarillo band tour boosted goodwill in the region.
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Canyon
Canyon Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Randall County
The Military Autocrat and a Spanish Aviation Clash
The article condemns a pompous military autocrat and describes Spain’s air minister clashing with Major Ramon Franco. Franco defied new rules during a transatlantic flight attempt, was arrested on return, and resigned to join Germany, highlighting ministerial overreach and its costly consequences.
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Spain
Ramon Franco
Franco
Major Fanco
Germany
Guiding Your Child Independence Gift at Thirteen
A mother grants Cecily thirteen year old independence on her birthday. She may manage lessons, travel to town, shop for clothes, and receive a monthly allowance with no accounting required. Parents are urged to prepare children from infancy to make small decisions and assume responsibilities before giving independence.
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Agnes Lyne
Cecily
Dad
Cecil
Direct descendants in Senate careers noted in early American history
The piece recalls Luke Lea of Tennessee and Pryor Lea in Congress history, noting legacies of political families. Luke Lea, elected 1911, failed renomination in 1916, while Pryor Lea moved from Tennessee to Mississippi and later Texas, where he joined the 1861 secessionist movement before dying in Texas.
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Kirk Simpson
Washington
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Tyson
Senate
House
Congress
Freddy Hale
Maine
Lake
Pryor Lea
Luke
Luke II
McKellar
Mississippi
Texas
Peoples’ Congress
Jackson
France
Lea
Washington Files
Helen Learns Her Mother's Secret Heiress Twist
Leonard Brent pushes control over Helen as she nears her meeting with her grandfather Cyril Cunningham. The two ride to the city where Helen, confidant yet wary, accepts his plan while he conceals deeper motives and a new potential fortune tied to her mother Evangeline Cunningham.
Bus Barons Ban Spooners On Top Deck
A New York anecdote notes bus barons threaten to stop spooning on top decks over vague excuses. The piece recalls convalescents, theater owners, and public scenes as apartment houses and watchmen curb couples.
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Spooners
Indian agent Luke II dies in Kansas after Leavenworth service
The elderly relative named Luke II, once appointed as an Indian agent at Leavenworth by President Fillmore, lived out his later years in Kansas and passed away there.
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Brother Luke
Luke II
Kansas
Leavenworth
Fillmore
Harlem Sunday Dress Parade Blooms With Colorful Pageantry
The Lenox Avenue promenade in Harlem features a gay Sunday parade with boys and girls strutting in cake walk style. Side lines gleam with silk hats and flaming bands as performers wear red and purple vests and white-topped shoes, wielding large gold headed canes.
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Lenox Avenue
Harlem
Free trips lure tenement crowds to new subdivisions
Readers hunt the real estate pages for free trips and lunches tied to newly opened subdivisions. Soda fountain crowds grow on Fifth Madison and Park Avenues in warm weather while feature orchestras entertain near midnight schedules. A copy reader adjusts to a shifting night routine and sleeps well now. Two hotels offer sound proof rooms for snorers, one with a demure buyer from a Midwest store as a visitor.
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Fifth
Madison and
Park Avenue
Crossword Puzzle Mostly Short Words
Horizontal clues list for a crossword puzzle including drink, expert flyer, metal, demand for payment, clay block, confined, English coin, mental image, striped cloth, to come in, piece of ankle, flower, divert, paint, expired, filled with anxiety, carol, to regret, at the very time, hautboy, cotton machine, to make worsen, mental innate, conclusion, sea mile, vertical site drink slowly, cinnabar, to put on, poker stake, yesterday's answers, decorat clergy man, growing, auditory, to free, beer, meadow, to repulse, angry, devoured, biscuit, wing, merriment, employ, cot a blood, statues, new, bulky, to rectify, destruction, kimono, nex nth article, by way, sour plas, mesh.
Flip's Slide Dare Ends in a Splash at Smiling Pool
Flip the dog watches Little Joe Otter ride a deep slippery slide. After hesitating and hearing taunts from Bowser and Billy Mink, Flip finally tumbles off into the water, splashing and coughing. Grandfather Frog and others laugh, while Flip, though embarrassed, claims he tried the slide and notes Bowser hasn't.
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Flip
Little Joe Otter
Laughing Brook
Bowser
Joe Otter
Little Joe
Grandfather Frog
Billy Mink
Away
Eslo
T. W. Burgess
Mystery of Helen’s Identity Deepens in Yonkers Visit
Helen and Brent travel to Bramblewood in Yonkers to confront Cyril Cunningham about family secrets. Helen struggles with fear as she faces her frail grandfather while reaffirming her pledge to her mother and resolve to resist wealth’s lure.
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Helen
Leonard
New York
Brent
Yonkers
Bramblewood
Cyril Cunningham
Mr. Cunningham
Secret hotel plans threaten a romance in progress
Brent weighs using a metropolitan hotel as a lure to win Helen, fearing its influence on her. He believes her grandfather may resist, while plotting to fill Carmel's role with Helen. Helen's anger over her mother’s treatment is his leverage, and he has dismissed Diamond Page and his wife from memory.
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Helen Page
Miss Simplicity
Leonard Brent
Ritz
Brent
Helen
Carmel
Cunningham
Evangeline Cunningham
Diamond Page
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