The Amarillo Globe masthead and notices
The Amarillo Globe dating from February 20 1924 announces its second class matter status at Amarillo Texas under the 1879 act. It lists staff including Gene Howe publisher editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager and notes Associated Press use. It also contains telephones subscription rates for various terms and a policy statement of independent democracy.
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Amarillo
Texer
Ander
Amaritag Daily News
Globe-News Publishing Co
ann _ imore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Hollywood grabs for passion and romance in movie titles
A columnist critiques Hollywood title choices using examples from current releases. They argue studios rely on sensational words like passion love and kiss, pulling titles from a grab bag regardless of the film’s substance, and urge subtler, more fitting titles that reflect the themes.
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Holly
Grab Baglic
Hollywood
W. Somerset Maugham
Booth Tarkington
Tarkington
Colonel Blake
Tristram Tupper
Potter County and State Highway Officials Pledge Road Harmony
County commissioners and State Highway Department representatives pledged to speed a unified road program for Potter County. They promised no delays and greater state aid for roads leading out of Amarillo, aiming to resolve past neglect and improve funding and right of way.
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State Highway Department
Potter County
Highway Department
Amarillo
Guiding Your Child to a Daring Dance
A mother authorizes her daughter Helen to attend a high school country club dance despite peer and mother disapproval. Helen, not yet fifteen, wears a frothy dress and is told to return home by 12:30. She keeps her word, proving maturity beyond age.
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Helen
Heiress Mystery Unfolds Beneath Heirloom Locket
Guardian Leonard Brent reveals Helen’s true parentage after a dying beggar’s tale uncovers Evangeline Nellin, heiress to Cyril Cunningham. Helen views her grandfather with candor as Brent plans to take her to Europe, while Cunningham tests the claim and Helen asserts independence from wealth.
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Brent
Helen
Charles Owens Nellin
Cyril, K. Cunningham
Yonkers
Cyril K. Cunningham
Nellin
Evangeline Cunningham Nellin
Cunninghame Brent
Mr. Cunningham
Modern Pepys Gets Inside on Life and Art
McIntyre reports a diary style slice of New York life with vivid Bowery scenes and urban contrasts. The piece notes early morning solitude, social calls, a wax museum visit, the Hadley Rescue Mission, and street life shaped by drink and poverty.
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Pepys
0. C. McIntyre
New York
Modern Pepys
Theodore
Ned Deletombe
Floyd Gibbons
H. N. Swanson
Peg Howard
Roy
Bowery
Chatham Square
Hadley
Fifth Avenue
Declared Legally Dead for Estate Share Split
In Rossville Illinois George Habel aged unknown was declared legally dead after 25 years of absence. His brothers and sister petitioned to settle the estate with his share divided equally among the surviving brothers and his children.
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Rossville
Ill
George Habel
Habel
Rich suitor pressures heiress in inheritance dispute
In a tense scene Helen faces Leonard and Brent as Mr. Cunningham seeks proof of her claim to Evangeline's fortune. He demands a meet with his attorney at three this afternoon and warns of criminal liability if deception is found. (TO BE CONTINUED)
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Brent
Mr. Cunningham
Helen
Charles Nellin
Nellin
Evangeline
Ter
Mr. Brent
Miss Spann
Mexico
Leonard
Europe
Crossword Puzzle Clue-Laden Quick Snippet
Puzzle item lists varied clues including Homeless child 4 Tatter 7 Woernack 14 Ant and many odd spellings. Entries seem garbled with irregular terms like Mercenary Matthen and Velvet fragments, resembling a crossword with scattered hint fragments and misprinted lines.
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tHomeless
Peter Rabbit Fights for Life as Flip the Terrier Spots Him
In a Green Forest adventure Peter Rabbit dodges Bowser the Hound and Flip the Terrier. A daylight chase ends with Peter diving into his familiar stone wall hideout to escape the fast pursuing Flip. Copyright 1929 T. W. Burgess.
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Peter Rabbit
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Flip
Farmer Brown
Peter
Terrier
Farmer Brown’s
Briar Patch
Briar-patch
Hawk
Bowser the Hound
Bowser
T. W. Burgess
Party status in Texas to be decided next year
United Press reports Texas Democratic Chairman D W Wilcx states the party will decide in 1980 how to treat voters who supported Hoover. He favors allowing them to vote in the next primary but not run as Democratic candidates. The proposal to bar Hoover voters failed in the 41st Legislature.
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United Press
Austin
Democratic Party
Texas
Hoover
Democratic Executive
D. W. Wilcx
Edgar Scurry
Wichita Falls
Woman sits on piano to save it from repossession
Cambridge, Sept 23. Viola Boudrow faced a concealment of mortgaged property charge after sitting on her piano to stop its removal for nonpayment. Judge Arthur Stone ruled she did not own the property but that portion of the keyboard she occupied. The piece also notes 1704 Maryland free schools funded by duties including higher rates for residents.
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United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Viola Boudrow
Arthur Stone
Maryland
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