Gene Howe Publisher and Wilbur Hawk General Manager
Gene Howe as Publisher and Editor and Wilbur Hawk named General Manager, per newspaper masthead listing.
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Gene Howe
Wilbur
Hawk
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1926
Page
4
Newspaper Date Note September 22 1926
The AP notes exclusive use rights for econision SF dispatches and regular news published that day September 22 1926. It confirms crediting and publication rules for the paper.
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Associated Press
Econsien SF
Amarillo Klan Aims to Fight in Mexico
Wizard Hiram W. Evans declares that if Europe lands troops in Mexico the United States could be defended by klansmen. He cites League of Nations involvement and asks how many Amarillo klansmen would follow him to Mexico against trained French English German soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Hiram W. Evans
Klan
Mexico
United States
League of Nations
Evans
Dr. Evans
France
England
Germany
Old-Time Cowboy Wage Strike and Prairie Race Tale
The Mercury recounts Chester T. Crowell's tale of two Texas cowboys facing wage cuts. A private strike leads to a friendly, high-stakes ride across the prairie as they race back to opposing ten dollar wages, while market hints promise better days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester T. Crowell
The
Mercury
Texas
Name changes and legal pleas ripple across city and nation
The Associated Press reports in brief notes from Auburn New York Mrs Charles L Shergur seeks to revert to Lydia Sloan but Justice Ryan denies the name change while noting Hennessey lineage. In New York Mary Ann Payne plans to marry James Blanchard Clews. Sebring Florida flood victims seek liquor as medicine. Amsterdam soldiers mutiny over beer supply during hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New
Hennessey
City Court
Ryan
Miss
Henelton
Three
Micky
Auburn
N. Y
Charles L. Shergur
Lydia Sloan
Stevens
G. A. BR
New York
Mary Ann Payne
William the Conqueror
James Blanchard Clews
Henry Clews and Company
Oxford bags going out of style in retail shops
Philadelphia report notes Oxford bags fall from favor as retailers in convention push new fashions. Atlantic City coverage attributes rising U S fire losses to women smoking in boudoirs per John B Morton former fire underwriters chief.
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Philadelphia
Oxford
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
John B. Morton
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Herbal tonic promised to restore health and energy
The advertisement claims workers feel languid and blue when the liver failing and promotes Her bine as a purifying tonic to restore aim and ambition. The price is 60 cents and it is sold by Fox Drug Co.
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Fox Drug Co
Local quotes from Amarillo residents spark mixed reflections
A compilation of brief remarks from R. T. Kimmons Jimmie Tyler Fred E. Young and others reveals attitudes toward town pride recent land surveys birthday celebrations and the role of press coverage. Several speakers comment on governance neighborliness and economic potential amid a windy, fragmentary dialogue.
Glitter Chapter II Shifts of Love and Scorn at Terrace Tavern
Jock notices Rathholme’s longing for Ceril as the group dines and drinks. Cecily flirts and Cecily teases. Jack frets over the crowd and his stage performance. A money-throwing incident at the show humiliates him, and Yvonne senses growing tension as Cecily tightens her hold on Jack’s time and attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock
Rathholme
Ceril
Jack
Burnholme
Yvonne
Cecily
Scoop
Bill
Cecil Bill Barnhol
Yvonge
Vere
Tage
the Severn
Mama
Jack Hammill
Yvronne
Happy Hatton
Terrace Tavern
Danny Meadow Mouse Fights a Hidden Danger by the Creek
Danny Meadow Mouse hides along the marsh edge to avoid a frightening noise near the creek. The familiar sound recalls stakes being driven by Farmer Brown's Boy, prompting cautious peering from the marsh bank as he weighs the unknown threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Meadow Mouse
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Farmer Brown
Green Meadows
T. W. Burgess
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