The Amarillo Globe Masthead Notes Publication Details
The Amarillo Globe, founded February 20, 1924, is published evenings and Sundays from 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas. It carries Associated Press news dispatches and retains exclusive AP use for published material.
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Subscription Rates By Mail Daily and Sunday
In Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico the yearly rate is 61.00 for daily and Sunday editions. One year Sunday only costs 1.60.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Barring Bolshevists at U S Entry
A British Socialist parliamentary member was denied admission to the United States. He declared he would promote revolution and workers control, stating war serves capitalism and must be abolished by organizing the working class to fight. The ruling emphasized no room for such agitators.
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America
Hfis
Sam
Ministerial Relief Fund Grows With Donations
At the national council of Congregational churches meeting in Washington in October a report will show two years additions totaling 1 222 000 to the ministerial relief and special support endowment now over five million dollars. The fund provides pensions for retiring ministers and relief for their families in times of stress and will be increased rapidly to ensure future needs and emergencies.
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National Council of Congregational Churches
Washington
The Coal Strike and Winter Supply Fears
A three week anthracite coal strike prompts talk of rising costs and panic scenarios. Officials in the east seek coal shipments to avert shortages while critics accuse scare tactics of benefiting owners and miners alike.
Law on Blue Sundays Stirs Amarillo Citizens
A reader describes conflicts over Blue Sunday laws spurred by Sunday newspaper editions and cinema. The county attorney assures enforcement as Sheriff Pollard pledges to Uphold all laws while questions about filing complaints against local papers arise.
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Diary notes and theatrical reminiscences in New York
O O McIntyre recounts a day in New York with visits from Meredith Nicholson and Amon Carter. a Plaza dinner with his wife. campus fashion quips. and reflections on Melancholy amid city life. The column also notes the annual wreath for A Toxen Worm and a Sunday law breech by newspapers.
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Texas
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Potter County Sheriff Sale in Amarillo October 6 1925
Sheriff Wiley Pollard to sell Lots 3 and 4 in Block 860 Holland Addition Amarillo Potter County Texas on October 6 1925 under an order of sale in Frank Wolflin versus Sam Morris Annie J Morris and Mrs E V Harris. Judgment 2227.67 plus costs. Sale to take place at the courthouse door in Amarillo.
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Sam Morris
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Daily Radio Program Schedule Highlights by United Press
Radio listings for September 29 show full day schedules across U S stations detailing program blocks. Highlights include orchestras, lectures, sports talk, and musical performances from WEAF WJ etc with times and station identifiers across major markets.
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Denver
White
News-Times
CNER
Regina
McQuarriea’ Orchestra
KGO
Oakland
Louise Landis
Salvation Army Band
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KCB
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Los Angeles
Robertson
Tala
Hickman
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Librarians of New York Offer Quiet Cheer and Tough Pay
A novelist notes librarians at the New York Public Library as cheerful, educated workers who earn from $19 to $24 weekly. He contrasts their dignity with the burdens of aging staff and questions what happens to them when they can no longer work. He ponders America's opportunities and the gap with service staff abroad.
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Dempsey
New York
Martha
Perry
Daughters of Today Aromas of Romance End at Dinner
Martha Dennison pursues a perilous romance with Perry MacDonald risking social consequence. After a private dinner and a kiss, she wrestles with guilt and fears revealing the truth. A night of remorse leaves her torn between ending the affair or testing the boundaries of friendship.
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Martha Dennison
Perry MacDonald
Martha
Reaction Sparks Tension Between Perry and Martha
Perry apologies for an impulsive caress and asks to resume friendship with Martha. She pretends to forgive and resists, while he grows grave and earnest, insisting they share a clear, frank connection and still like each other. She smiles, leaving their future uncertain.
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Martha
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