Mrs Mehoti D Ogden to preside at regional scouts meeting
National scout leaders from five states gather in Louisiana Tennessee Alabama and Arkansas for a regional conference led by Mrs Mehoti D Ogden. W B Liarig of Knox and Mrs Paul Mertins of TY attend along with regional chairwoman Mrs Jordick and secretary Mrs A C Sanford. Discussions cover extension scout service equipment and extensions with plans for Camp Quapaw and Springs National Park.
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Lauiisiania
Tennessee
Alabama
Arkansas
Nifd
Mehoti D. Ogden
Fekende Ehalinart
Schief
Diel. Chivittnah
E. T.ghattaioona
Con- Mies
W. B. Liarig
Knoxvod
Paul Mertins
Roh
Gélie McKittrick
Ray
Jordick
Jackson
A. C. Sanford
Comety
Ala
Gat
Harry P. “Arditville
George Fart
Sintenee
Louisenne
Birinam
Elwyn
Cal. Valley
James
Johnson City
Tenn
Bhienfels
New Orleans
W. Ke
Nashville
M. B
Springs National Park
Quapaw
Agri B
Overseas Airship Fleet Aims For Orient From United
A fragmented dispatch notes overseas airships valued at 1,600,000 and the dirigible fleet constructing voyages toward the Orient. The report describes a growing fleet intended to project air power from the United States to Asia, signaling expanding naval aviation capabilities.
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United
Orient
Bennings Temporarily Leaves School Football Star At Risk
Arkansan football standout Babe Bennings withdraws temporarily to try out with Fort Smith Port, potentially turning pro this summer. His departure shocks fans and leaves one of the college’s most colorful figures at risk of missing amateur play.
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Arate Pht Ciiinchit
Cottam Ly
Tne
Hetiy
Babe Bennings
Fort Smith
Westéth Association
Bennings
Grork
Téluétance
Arkansas
Yese
Peg
Race Mixture in Massie Case Trial Draws Mixed Jury
Honolulu reporters note a juror pool near evenly split among whites Chinese and others in the Fortescue Massie murder trial. Defense led by Clarence Darrow moves to exclude more jurors while five peremptory challenges apiece narrow the panel. proceedings continue as counsel question prospective jurors and the trial nears completion.
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Honolulu
Granville B. Fortescue
Thomas H. Massie
Albert O. Jones
E. J. Lord
Kelley
Prohibition Poll Shows Wide Regional Wetness and Dry Cores
The Literary Digest weekly poll tallies 4,000,499 ballots across 32 states with 73.91 percent for repeal and 26.09 percent for continuance, highlighting wet regions from the Mississippi to the Atlantic and dry sectors from Texas to Virginia. Nevada leads anti-prohibition with 87.73 percent wet. Portland and Maine figures show women voting patterns close to men, with Portland at 69.57 percent for repeal in totals.
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Kansas
North Carolina
United States
Mississippi River
Atlantic Ocean
Mason, Dixon Inc
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Texas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Virginia
Florida
Pacific Coast
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Nevada
Distreit
Columbia
Literary Digest
Portland
Maine
State of Main
City of
Agricultural Experts Will Visit Nashville
Three Missouri Pacific railroad agricultural agents stopped in Texarkana on the way to Nashville Ark to urge farmers toplant cantaloupes cucumbers and strawberries as substitute crops after the recent freeze They will meet with farmers in cooperation with extension farm demonstration agents and present a program outlined by agriculturalists.
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Texarkana
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Nashville
Ark
John P. Stimson
Glen Wallace
St. Louis
E. A. Hodson
Little Ttack
Judge dismisses case after wife refuses to testify
In Knoxville Tennessee Mrs B L La Follette had her husband arrested for cruelty. At his trial she refused to testify. The judge expressed disgust and told her not to return seeking protection, adding that she would be better off if her husband beat her to death.
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Knoxville
Tenn
B. L. la Follette
rupture Shield Expert Here at Texarkana Grimm Hotel
Chicago rupture expert H. M. Shevnan visits the Grimm Hotel in Texarkana on April 12 and 13, offering a no charge demonstration of the Zootic Shield method. He claims immediate results, no medicines or straps, and says the device strengthens and closes ruptures by improving circulation. He is a former assistant to F. H. Svely, a noted Chicago rupture specialist.
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H. M. Shevnan
Chicago
Grimm Hotel
Texarkana
Shevnan
N. Tilman Ava
F. H. Sveley
Fiddles While Other Inmates Dig From Jail
In Raymondville Texas a jail break saw John Merriman fiddle while four inmates dug through a wall on the third floor. The five prisoners escaped via a blanket ladder from their cell. Ed Dillon Virgil Dillon Paul Howall W. E. Pain Merriman escaped. Pain surrendered shortly after. The hollow was 16 inches square and bricks fell as the violin muted the noise.
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Raymondville
Tex
John Merriman
Wallace County
Virgil Dillon
Paul Howall
W. E. Pain
Merriman
Pain
DeQueen Council Lowers Theater License Fees
DeQueen Arkansas city council cut theater license fees from sixty to thirty dollars a year after hearing H T Head manager of the Grand theater, citing lower prices and reduced attendance. Vagrancy issues were discussed but no concrete action taken. Housewives were reportedly approached by ten or more vagrants within hours.
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Dequeen
Ark
H.T. Head
Grand Htester
Jack Hall Texas Slayer to Get New Hearing
Jack Hall convicted in Crane County for slaying T. O. Barnsley received a new trial from the Court of Criminal Appeals on Wednesday. Clarence Pryor of Wheeler County had his 15 year conviction for slaying Warren Guyton, Sr. affirmed. The court reversed a Kenneth Wilmer conviction in Bexar County for taking a swindling charge and ordered dismissal of the prosecution. The jury had sentenced Wilmer to 10 years in state prison.
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Austin
Jack Hall
Crane County
T. O. Barnsley
Court of Criminal Appeals
Clarence Pryor
Wheeler County
Warren Guyton
Kenneth Wilmer
Bexar County
Wilmer
State Penitentiary
Lindbergh Renews Request For Baby
Norfolk reports Rear Admiral Burrage says Colonel Lindbergh renewed his request that all efforts by Norfolk negotiators continue to recover the kidnapped baby. Intermediaries stand ready to depart at any time if needed, after John Hughes Curtis on Wednesday brought assurance the child is well and in contact with kidnappers.
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Norfolk
Guy H. Burrage
Lindbergh
John Hughes Curtis
Dr Brough Here on Senatorial Campaign
Former Governor Charles Hillman Brough, candidate for the long term United States senatorship, visited Hope on Wednesday afternoon en route to Foreman in Little River County where he would speak at a Father and Sons banquet that night under the Future Farmers of America. He said he had contacted township leaders in 42 of the 75 counties of Arkansas and held a bright outlook for victory.
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Charles Hillman Brough
United State
Hope
Foreman
Little River County
Father and Sons
Future Farmers of America
Drr
Brough
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Hundreds Pile In To See Tiny Baby St John
Hundreds of Kansas City residents gathered Wednesday to glimpse baby St John who weighed one pound at birth Monday night. Garments from a doll wardrobe covered the infant, kept in an improvised packing box with hot water bottles at 82 degrees. Parents Mr and Mrs William St John sought privacy but were urged to share the moment by a small girl hopeful the attire might help.
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Kansas City
Jefferson High School Graduation Dates Announced
Jefferson Texas F H Terry superintendent reports baccalaureate sermon for graduating class will be given by Rev J C Handy at the First Methodist church on May 22. Commencement exercises were held Friday May 27 at the high school auditorium.
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Jefferson
Texas
F. H. Terry
Jefferson City
Jefferson High School
J. C. Handy
First Methodist Church
American Association Opens Campaign April 12
CHICAGO. The American Association will open its thirty first season on Tuesday April 12, and President Thomas J. Hickey said Wednesday he looked forward to a prosperous year for the league.
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Chicago
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Local social notes and visitations in Washington area
A compilation of names and movements from Washington and nearby towns includes visits by Miu Pauline Stuart Viratrita Stuart Noelle Levit and others. The piece lists attendees at gatherings church events and a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting with numerous residents and descendants noted across Hope Camden Shreveport Pine Bluff and Arkans.
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Miu
Pauline Stuart
Viratrita Stuart
Baward Stuart
Shrevagort
M. W. Wilson
Noelle Levit
Hope
Myrile Caudle
J. BR. Card
Washington School
Spring Hill
Jolly Stuart
Standard
P. Q. Lovells
Noelle Levins
Cecil Eason
Charlotte Merrill
John James
Camden
Alvin Robertson
C. C. Gough
Howard Byers
Kilgore
Texas
Washington
Noetle Levins
W. J. Stroud
William Hulney
Harold Yelvin
George Leonard
Mollie Gilbert
E. Sk. Smith
Pine Blue
W. R. Pruitt
Pruitt
Margaret
Oklahoma City
W. H. Stingley
Stingley
Mary Sue
Noel Wilson
Clark County
C. L. Lee
Fine Bluff
the Daughters of the American Revolution
J. J. Battle
Fulton
W. T. Woolridge
Pine Bluff
Rosa Waldace
Fannie Old
Berthy Old Moore
Shreveport
Lillian Carrigan Routen
W. J. Perkins
Marie Perkins
Nunni Perkins
James D. Ells
Texarkana
Elizabeth Simms Holderness
Little Rock
Emma Green
Mary Jones
Charles M. Clark
Arkadelphia
Dan Green
Kate Stuart William
Jodie Williams
Smiley
John Thomas
Louie Kiane
Morgan
James DO
Ellis
Texarkans
Leta L. Moore
Mary Frances Collins
Anna Bess Flannagan Steel
DeQueen
Laura Flannagan Turner
Abe Collins
A. C. Whitehurst
Loraine Whitehurst
J. A. Bowman
Jen
Southern Trails feature and travel notes series
A confusingly garbled text notes a magazine feature titled Southern Trails focused on highway points of interest and tourist topics in the southern states. It mentions illustrations, a cover page, and a list of names including Little Rock and Texarkana, with various quoted snippets and misaligned phrases.
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Arkaniae
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