Deliberating Over Cal Jap Situation
Washington May reports say the administration remains undecided on the California Sapantee issue as Bryan returns. Japan’s ambassador Chinda plans to await the law’s effect and informally seek the U S position before protests. the President may send another message before Johnson acts on the bill. Bryan will report from Sacramento before leaving for New York.
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United Press
Washington
Bryan
Johnson
Amr ‘Bagsador Chinda
Gov. Johnson
Sacramento
Caiieiore
New York
Students Strike Expands Across Boston Suburbs
Boston on May 8 reports show increasing numbers of schoolchildren striking and damage to school buildings. About a thousand children in Cambridge and South Boston joined the action, with more likely if demands for shorter hours are unmet. mothers' day cards are mentioned at Moore's.
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United Press
Boston
Cau
Bridge
South
Moore's
Davidson May Escape Death in Boone County Case
In Little Rock May, Assistant Attorney General Streety argues Ode Davidson of Boone county faces a murder conviction in the Eva Barham death. Defense claims prejudicial jury error in a certain phase could reverse, possibly preventing retrial, while Streety remains confident the state can secure an affirmation by the Supreme Court.
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Little Rock
Streety Tegreting
Ode Davidson
Boone County
Mise Eva Barham
Grace denounces lawyer in Jeerson county case at Circuit Court
In Pine Bluff Judge Grace criticized F Long a Jeffer son county lawyer after Long allegedly took a $100 fee from a defendant in a Circuit Court appeal of a Police Court pistol case. The judge refused to strike down the payment and noted no fault in the exchange. Meanwhile, performer Carley Carlos, a French dancer, was slated for an Ozark appearance with European dance acts and vaudeville numbers.
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Pine Bluff
Grace
Yefferson — Clicnit
F. Long
Jefferson County
Long
D. Binz
J. R. Stewart
Po i Cour
Binz
Fough
R. C. Thompson
Ozark
Carley Carlos
Mile
E von
John Dillon
Lilian Dillon
Ty Gomne
Dillon
Lato
Robert B. Lee
Circuit Court Proceedings Verdict In Civil Case
A circuit court trial concluded with a verdict for the plaintiff in a civil docket matter. The proceeding featured jury action and involved named parties including Moore and others. Mothers Day is referenced in surrounding material.
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Chas
Buck
Yomoph P
Tariff Bill Passes Narrowly Amid Congressional Delay
Washington May 8 opposition by minority factions was nearly overcome as the tariff bill neared final passage in the House. Supporters expect Senate action soon and debate centers on proposed increases in wool and cotton duties and a plan to recommit with stricter provisions.
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Unites Reas
Ashngton
Mi-P
Nority
Monn
Senate
Acta
Senate delays action on probe into water department issues
In Springfield May the Senate in committee of the whole discussed the investigation related to the commission on the water inquiry. Deputy Sheriff Dick Bibi testified he warned of using affidavits to oust Lieutenant Governor O'Hara. No vote was taken to empower a special committee to probe the charges in the view probe.
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United Press
Springfield
Senate
Oan
Dick Bibi
Hin
Davis
Davie
In- Yet and Co
Sullivan
O'Hara
Merween
Bourland Seen As Next U S Attorney for Western Arkansas
Report from Washington asserts Judge Bourland of the Tenth Chancery District will become the United States Prosecutor for Western Arkansas. His assistant would be ex Prosecutor Dolm D Arbuckle of this city. Ex Congressman Ben Cravens is also pursuing the post from Washington.
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Ft, Smith
Bourl Ind
Tenth Chancery District
United States
Western
Arkanas
Ap Party
Washington
Bourlant
D. Arbuckle
Booneville
Congress
Ben Cravens
Two Policemen for Each Wagon in Express Service Plan
United Press reports in Buffalo that chief officials propose placing two policemen on each wagon to guard express shipments. Teamsters bakers and machinists are said to support the plan as a security measure against theft and disruption.
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United, Press
Buffalo
Chicago
Prndadelina
Express Companies
Muddled Verse Scrambled in Jumbled Daily Text
A garbled paragraph features fragmented lines about a man with raven hair and a girl growing older, with stray phrases like twenty seven planks and look or mood. The text reads like damaged OCR and lacks coherent narrative or clear subjects.
Arkansas Penitentiary Commission Report Critiques Vouchers
Arkansas officials debate the Penitentiary Commission's voucher practices. Governor J. A. Fenguen cites insufficient itemization for transport tickets and repairs, urges compliance with statute on duties and farm management, and signals further matters to address with the commission and public. Ozark vaudeville feature noted at end.
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Dalal
Keown
Dowrd
Litett
Little Rock
Saya
Five Million in Property Destroyed Recounted in Riots
A May five report from United Press notes damage estimates in suffragette disturbances. Flora Drummond was jailed after a tragic incident and released on bail along with other suffragettes. Authorities assess five million dollars as the conservative damage total since reforms began a month ago.
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United Press
Ondon
Cate Wiracy
Flora Drummond
Clayton
Richmond
Tottenban
Public to Own Coal Mines Proposal Discussed
Washington may to own coal mines as a plan to place all coal developments under public control. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, chairing the Alaska Railroad investigation committee, introduced a bid favoring the public ownership proposal and the 25 percent net production share.
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United Press
Washington
May
Hitchcock
Neaska
Deducating the Engineering Hall at Hikinole State University
A dedicatory ceremony today marked the opening of the new locomotive laboratory at Hikinole State University in Champaign. Prominent engineers and educators attended as trials and tests for superheater technology will move from road testing to in-lab experiments. The facility, described as one of the world’s most advanced, aims to advance railway engineering and related fields.
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Champaign
Hikinole State University
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