City General Election Judges and Clerks Named
City Central committee releases the list of election officials for the City General election to be held on April 7. Ward 1 officials include Judge Washington Berry and Clerk J A Davis. Ward 2 lists Dr J A Henry as judge with clerks Elbert Crutchfield and F Trimble. Ward 3's judges are Travis Bowden and C W Hartington with clerks W Be McGraw and Claude Taylor. Ward 4 appoints J N Taylor and Arch Moore as judges with Clerk Lex E Wolffy Webb. Sheriff's offices noted in each ward. The oath of office will be administered two weeks after the election. hopes rise for a new mayor and police judge and a largely new city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Central Committee
Dr. B. Thompson
Justice Booker
Briant
Frisco Station
Servier Station
Citty
Washington Berry
Jeff Murphy
Louis Carlson
J. A.davis
Dick Watkins
A. A. Culling
J. A. Henry
E T. Kennedy
J. J. Evans
Elbert Crutchfield
F. ¥ Trimble
Dad) Farley
Travis Bowden
C.W. Hartington
B. Ponder
W. Be: McGraw
Claude Taylor
Clapton
J. N. Taylor
Arch ‘Moore
M.S. Phillips
Lex. E. ‘Wolffy
Webb Snéoter Sherif
W. A. Ipteen
Rats Hinder Work on Mountain Telephone Line
Sequoia National Park California WP trade rats interfere with a Civ crew building a telephone line in the Sierra Nevada. Cloths tied to post holes vanished along over a mile of line and were later found in a rat nest containing scraps, hides, and wood.
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Sequoia National Park
Cal
High Sierras
Four Held After Shooting Affray in Union County
Sidney Marden of Norphiet lay dying at a Joeil hospital after a drunken Norphieter affray. Four white men and a black woman are detained in Union county jail: Henry Les and his son Jack Lee J D Martin and Rist Burnde. Grace Cole is the woman. Harden was wounded in the head and stomach after the station safe was tried with a hammer. Witnesses say a pistol fired on the platform and Harden named no shooter before surgery. Authorities say Warden argued with Jack Lee earlier.
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Porado
Sidney Marden
Sveed 2
Norphiet
Pear
Joeil
Norphitet
Jall
Henry Les
Jack Lee
J. D. Martin
Rist Burnde
Grace Cole
Harden
Missouri Pacific
Norphilet
Anle
Ofhers
Warden
Duck Lee
Lee
Union County
Police Dog Dusty Mourns Captain Kennedy in Toronto
Dusty the police dog mourns the death of Captain James Kennedy former Queen's Own Rifles Boer War veteran in Toronto. The devoted animal tried to jump into the casket with Kennedy and leapt onto the coffin bearer’s knee when barred from the room, refusing to move as the funeral proceeded.
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Toronto
Dusty
James Kennedy
Queen's Own Rifles
Kennedy
Boy Hero of Bus Tragedy Invited to Washington
Bryan Unlids, 13, who saved children during a blizzard near Towner Colorado, was invited by President Hoover to the White House. After the bus driver left to seek help, Bryan kept youngsters safe, helped comfort them, and even shared his own clothing as five other children froze. He will travel to Washington alone within a week or so while hospitalized peers recover in Lamar Colorado.
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Washington
Bryan Unlids
Towner, Coln
Hoover
White House
Caribbean
Bryan
Lamar
Calo
Ital
Pleasant Hill
Towner
Colo
Carl Miller
Miller
Orla
Former Hope Girl Marries in Texas
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Cox to James H. Fulton of Fort Worth Texas occurred last Sunday and was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Cox of this city. Miss Cox was born and reared in Brae but has held a position with Montgomery Ward Company at Fort Worth for several years. Mr Fulton is connected with Gulf Refining Company in Fort Worth. They will make their home in Fort Worth.
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Dorothy Cox
James H. Fulton
Fort Worth
Texas
Tom Cox
Miss Cox
Bhae
Han
Montgomery Ward & Company
Fulton
Gulf Refining Company
Texas City
Brothers Is Found Guilty of Murder in Chicago Case
Leo Y. Brothers of St Louis was convicted of murder in Chicago after a 27 hour jury deliberation. Alfred Lingle was killed by a gunman in a high profile gangland slaying linked to public enemy lore. verdict sets punishment at 14 years in prison.
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Chicago
Leo Y. Brothers of
St Louis
Alfred
Nke) Lingle
Jake Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Joseph Sabbath
Brothers
Leo V. Brothers
Leo V. Bader
Buster
Alfred J. Lingle
Jeaning
Lingle
Michigan Boulevard
Methodist Men Hear Cannon Speak at First Methodist Church
The Methodist Men will hear Dr. J. L. Cannon address the group at the First Methodist Church Sunday morning. A special levitation program was announced, and Cannon is the guest speaker for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Parton
J. Lb
Cannon
Campbell man found dead at Kilgore hotel
GC Be Moore 35 registered from St Louis and a Campbell resident was found hanged in his Kilgore hotel room. Coroner's jury returned suicide verdict. He used a lamp cord looped to the bed. He left a note asking his wife be notified and his firm informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Campbell
Slayer of Sheriff in Atlanta Jail
Atlanta dispatch reports 14 year old Fred Griffin confessed to killing Sheriff Thomas W. Camp during a scuffle at Fairburn. Griffin escaped from Margin county while serving a two year sentence for murder. A posse tracked him through forests and swamps. Griffin was captured and wounded after firing at pursuers, then moved for hospital and safekeeping.
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Atlanta
Jaller J. Lb. Milwam
Fred Griffin
Young
Thomas W. Camp
Fairburn
Margin
Camp
Griffin
Sorority Girls Initiate Pledges in Cemetery
In Hot Springs Arkansas police responded to a riot call and found four girls bound and gagged in a cemetery. Investigators say a prep school trip aimed to prank pledge initiation by gagging the girls and placing them on graves.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Price
Hog Raisers Challenged by Urbana Leader
Urbana Iowa today issued a challenge to hog raisers to match a Hampshire pig producer’s claim. The 12 year old son of Wallace reportedly averages seven pigs, with higher figures cited by rivals, as the state cattlemen debate yields and breeding.
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Urbana
Iowa
Iu.p
Wallace Winnegar
Hampshire
Villers
Lebih
District Try-out Leads To Wide Field Of Track Winners
Hope takes second in district trials with Nashville, Texarkana and Magnolia strong. Field events and sprint finals crown winners in high hurdles, 100 yard dash, mile medley, 88 yard relay and more. Literary division honors list multiple senior and junior winners across composition, debate, typing, shorthand, and music entries.
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Hope
Texarkana
Texas
Place
Ark
Maymnolla
Nashville
Tex- Ariana
Tex
Arkansas
Magiolia
McCture
Mullin
Chesshire
Smith
Texarkens
Gamble
Brown
Greenwood
Kackley
Wyatt
Witt
McLemore
Fields
Texarkna
Magnolia
McClure
Young
Heaves
Harrell
Floyd
Morris
Owens
Hole
Norsworthy
Wright
Endsley
Rowen
Haller
Williams
Wray
Moore
Irving
C. Powell
Reeves
Hatler
Kackle
No Saenger Preview This Saturday Night
Due to a delay in the transmission of the feature picture Abrabant Liveum there will be no preview Saturday night at the Saenger Leue announced by ElMutt Jamson, manager. The D. W Guilfith presentation of the Life of the Pat wine vapyident will be rescheduled Sunday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger
ElMutt Jamson
D. W Guilfith
Arkansas forms forestry commission to protect timber industry
After years of delay the legislature created a state forestry commission. It will employ a state forester as secretary and include the University of Arkansas agriculture dean and the state agriculture commissioner. The move aims to conserve forests, prevent fires, and revive Arkansas lumber prestige, noting many ghost sawmill towns.
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Star
Union Saw Mill Company
Huttig
Union County
Ark
Arkansas
Pars Pgge
Mirrey Parnell
State Forestry Commission
College of Agriculture
University of Arksansas
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Ernor
Louisiana
Forestry Commission
Former Arkansas convict and stepson face counterfeit charges
ER, formerly of Arkansus, and his 23-year-old stepson William Himes were arrested Friday by Rowland Goddard, Denver Secret Service chief, on conspiracy to pass counterfeit money. In the rear home ash pit, Goddard found counterfeit molds and materials. Edwards served three years in the Arkansas penitentiary for bigamy, after being sentenced from Little Rock. He had been married three times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J
Arkansus
William Himes
Rowland
Goddard
Denver
Secret Service
Edwards
Acansas
Little Rock
Judge Quotes Virgil In Suit Over Pig
Norwalk judge Nehemiah Candue writes an eight page decision in a suit over a pig bite incident. John Horvath sues Joseph Voranat claiming he killed the dog unlawfully. The judge remarks that Sibyl and medicated cake might have saved the pig and dog, then lets the values offset each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souyit Norwalk
Nehemiah Candue
Virgil
John Horvath
Joseph Voranat
Conde
Cme
Milk Injured by Sunlight Warns Dairy Makers
Experiments by the University of California dairy division show milk exposed to sunlight develops an off flavor after one minute and a bottleboard like taste after three hours. The warning advises keeping milk out of direct sun to preserve freshness across Modesto and surrounding areas.
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Modesto
Cal
Saal
University of California College of Agriculture
Dr Dodd Begins 20 Years as Pastor in Shreveport
Dr R E Dodd will begin his twentieth year as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Shreveport on Sunday April 5 1931. The church has raised over 2 9 million and added 6400 members, with remodeling expanding to a 4000 strong congregation. Ramond notes growth from 175 Sunday School attendees to over 2700, while Dodd preached across 4 dozen states and saw 1000 added to churches, authoring two books and delivering 73 addresses. He also presided over civic and educational efforts, leading the Shreveport Ministerial Association and Dodd College for Girls, as a popular preacher and civic leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Dodd
First Baptist Church of
Shreveport
John S. Ramond
Dodd
Hal Albanes
Dodd Colege
R. EB. Dodd
Will Pein
First
Baptist
Star Cook Miss Garrett To Demonstrate Global Soups
The Star reports Miss Rad Sue Garrett will host a free cooking class at the Saenger Theatre the week of April 20 for women readers. She will demonstrate easy soups from France, Sweden, North Africa, and Ukraine, highlighting onions, tomatoes, mint, and regional ingredients taught with modern household efficiency.
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Rad Sue Gaerett
Saenger Theatre
Ciypett Mare Stemnge
Sweden
Bureve
Tsuu
Gerauiny
North Africa
Gurrel
Garrett
Hellchold
Missing man vanishes after boat accident near Duncan's Lake
A missing man from Richmond County, South Carolina, last seen boating near Duncan's Lake on March 28 after a collision. Nearby, two men robbed Mer cantile State Bank in Philadelphia of about $6,000 as two women workers escaped. The British oil screw Symer sank off Nantucket Shoals after a collision with a coast guard vessel Legure. all crew rescued. IC C suspended new berry rate hikes in several midwestern states for further study.
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Richimond
James T. ‘Simvanies
Hand
South Carolina
Duncan's Lake
Philadelphia
Mercantile State Bank
London, Conn
Symer
Nova Scotia
Nantucket Shoals
Canadian Tourist Trade Not Hurt By Slump
Ontario tourism figures show 659,103 more tourist automobiles crossed into Ontario from the United States in 1949 than in 1948, with a total of 4,164,603 cars entering Canada. Windsor accounted for the largest share, with 1,430,554 Ontario-bound cars crossing there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Attempted Burglary Frustrated at Stamps
A vacant horse run at the edge of the city hindering a burglary at Walker Wholesale Grocer was burned Wednesday night. An interior intruder fled as the store door was found open and 17 sacks of sugar were on the loading dock. the man inside escaped and was not caught.
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Walker Wholesale Grocer
Goose Escapes New Owner Flies Home
In Manteca California Mrs. Charles Cow notices a domestic goose escape after being purchased from Joe Vinet in Atlanta five miles away. The bird, kept penned, flew away in the morning during a search by neighbors and returned to its original location within minutes, prompting a round of efforts to recapture it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manteca
Cal
Charles Cow
Joe Vinet
Atlanta
Docket items and criminal cases from McCaskill bank to Ritchie Grocer attempt
The coming term includes the We R Atkins case from the defunct Bank of McCaskill with fifteen counts for making force entries deposits in insolvent bank embezzlement and grand larceny. Roy Wilson, 19, jailed in Washington to face Nol duty toll bridge theft charges. Pat Q Day killed in Ardmore gun battle. Also listed are cases against Joe Hudson Tony Wik Jin Bob Lamar Ivy Markhut Ralph and Chester Elliott for burglary and grand larceny in the Ritchie Grocer attempted holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We R. Atkins
Eabh
Bank of McCaskill
McCaskill
Atkins
Roy Wilson
Washington
Fulton
Aba Wilson
Miller County
Index
Pat Q'Day
Ardsmore
Okla
Ardmore Belice
Joe Hudson
Tony Wik Jin
Bob Lamar
Ivy Markhut
Ralph c
Chester Elliott
Ritchie Grocer Company
Liquor Seller Charged With Fraud By Cop
Arkadelphia police arrest J A Miller of South Carloiais for selling liquor to Alexander Glen in exchange for a five dollar bill. Water is found in the bottle after analysis at Mayor Bailey's court. Miller is fined twenty five dollars and jailed for failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkadelphia
Ark
Ed Bloomfield
Alexander Glen
J. A. Miller
South Carloiais
Miller
G. E. Bailey
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Katherine Brintit
Luitin
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Robertson
Taylor Alexander
Martha Cantley
Evan Bright
Trule Dudney
Giel
Miniwamma Padget
Breanor Foster
Elizabeth — Midddlebrooks
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Clyde Phillips
Robert O'Neal
Dale Caylyan
Wilburn Graves
Buys
Franks Lowthorp
Gil
Mary
Louise Keith
Josephine Canon
Marilyn Ward
Truman Springs
Geneva Higgiston
Luther Hollaman
Verna Greeplee
Carrol Brown
Ruby Wyatt
Mary Delin Carrigety
John J. Edwards
Dr. Dodd
Rada Sue Garrett
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Oklahoma
Goose
Emmet
Garland
Washi
Carl Zumwalt
Wallaces
Blevins
Shermi
Watercreek
Brooks
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Columbus
Dolph Creek
W. T. Gorham
DeRo Hope
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