Third Annual Cooking School Opens Monday in Saenger
Miss Garrett opens The Star’s third annual free Cooking School at the Saenger theater in Hope Arkansas drawing more than 500 women. About 20 firms show displays while a model kitchen on stage demonstrates brown bread scalloped corn ham cheesed carrots pear salad cakes and parfait as admission remains free.
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Hope
Southwest
Arkansas
Saenger Theater
Misa Rada Sue Garrett
Star
Hope Trade
Bcal
Sech
Miss Garertt
Miss Garrett
Provicng Cooker
Co-Operative Group
Saenger
Malso Theaters, Inc
Elliott Johnson
Big Au Librium
Merce of Hope
J. T. Conway Dies Pioneer Citizen From Washington
J T Conway a pioneer Washington native and longtime Texas resident died Saturday at his Paris Texas home. Survived by wife Miss Mints Oliver they had no children. He came to Texas in 1879 lived in Terrell and Paris and was a merchant with Conway Short company. He served on the First Methodist church official board for over thirty years. He was born May 25 1830 in Washington Arkansas.
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J. T. Conway
Washington
Paris
Tex
A. K. Holloway
Frank Trimble
Hope
J. 5. Conway, Jr
Ovan
Conday
Conway
Mints Oliver
Henderson
BE. H. Conway
Robert Conway
Floydada
J. 5. Conway
Hone
Ark
George Theho
Emma Isbell
Lynchburg
Grace Braggins
Denver
Colo
Mr. Conway
Washington, Ark
Texas
Terrell
Conway Short Company
First Methodist Church
Limit Urged For the Navy By D. A. R. Head
Washington reports at the Daughters of The American Revolution convention Mrs. Hobart urged strengthening naval construction to meet the London Naval Treaty limits. She warned of unemployment dangers and called for a definite program to unite Americans for Americanism, pressing adherence to treaty requirements.
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Washington
Lowe
F. Hobard
Hobart
Hope businesswoman as state president candidate
Mrs Margaret Simons McDonald of Hope, a long time businesswoman and veteran federation officer, is the planned state president candidate at the Arkansas Federation Business and Professional Women's annual convention in El Dorado April 23 to 25. Her publicity work helped a $5 000 revolving fund aid 95 girls and she has led club efforts across the state.
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Margaret Simms McDonald
Hope
Arkansas Federation Business & Professional Women
Hope Business & Professonal Women’ Club
el Dorado
Hope Business & Professional Women's Club
State Federation
Arkansas Federation Business & Professional Women's Clubs
Margaret Simons McDonald
Hope Club
State
McDonald
Little Reck
Aluly Hisslovian
Cliub
Hope Fertilieer Company
Campagn
Arkansas
United States
McDonald’s
Warren
McGehee
Fayetteville
Malvorna Dorada
Arkadelphia
Luk Rock
Pine Blasf
Lillie Rock
Hot Springs
Marianna
Pearl Peden Oldfield
Congresswamuty
Union
Supreme Court Decides $4,000 Attorney Fees Suit
In Little Rock, the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled in favor of Prosecuting Attorney Hugh Williamson, upholding $4,000 in fees claimed for 200 suits against Frisey Railroad over shed construction at Hoxie Station. The sheriff seized a freight train three months earlier amid the dispute, which was released during the appeal.
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Little Rock
Frisey Railroad
Lawrence County
Supreme Court
Hugh Williamson
Williamson
Hoxie
Arkansas Railroad Commisson
Bentonville Seeks Divorce Business in Arkansas Resort Area
Bentonville, county seat of Benton county in Northwest Arkansas, aims to attract divorce business favoring Solaiq law passage by the last general assembly. Competing with Hat Springs as a resort action, residents see the town’s favorable location near Oklahoma, Texas, and Missouri to draw dissolutions of marriage from three states. The town sits only a few miles from the Missouri and Oklahoma lines.
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Bentonville
U.p
Benton County
Northwest
Arkansas
General Assembly
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Oklabanta
Farmer Suspected As Girl's Kidnapper Taken From County
Jonesboro sheriff ordered a countywide roundup after a 3 year old girl Irene Williams was held for eight hours Saturday night. A 43 year old farmer was arrested in another county and jailed there, then brought in for investigation as crowds forced removal. Half a dozen arrests yielded no conclusive information as the search continued.
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Jonesboro
W. ¥. Nash
Irene Williams
Nash
Robbery by trio targets Dallas payroll case
In Dallas, three armed men pepper sprayed victims and robbed a car carrying Sam Dystebach Department Store payroll, escaping with four sacks containing 7 040 dollars. In Wallington, the Supreme Court set May 1 for hearing an appeal by Thomas L. Wolfe and others challenging Jegee construction under flood control law over alleged uncompensated property seizure.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Dystebach
Wallington
Thomas L. Wolfe
Tensas Parish
Louisiana
B P W Program Tuesday Evening at Hotel Barlow
Mrs Brooks Ellison chair of Hope B P W health committee will host the regular meeting Tuesday at 7 00 PM at the Hotel Barlow A program of unusual interest is planned and delegates will be appointed for the state convention in El Dorado April 24 and 25
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Brooks Ellison
Hope B. & P. W. Clubr
Barlow
el Dorado
Skating Rink Reopens After Lease Transfer in town
Charles Shiver leases North Main skating rink to R C Johnson of Dallas. Johnson plans a midweek reopening and will operate the rink each weekday night with a warranted band organ and an caliope for music for the skaters.
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Charles Shiver
North Main Street
R. C. Johnson
Dallas
Johnson
King Alfonso Plans Exile Home Near Paris
Paris dispatch reports King Alfonso of Spain to establish his seat of exile at Fontainbleau about 15 miles from Paris. The royal family will reside at the Hotel Savoy for now while Alfonso travels to London on business next Tuesday to arrange affairs including placing Infante Juan in an English shooting arrangement.
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Paris
France
Alfonso
Spain
Fontainbleau
Savoy
London
Juan
Names Signed to Clemency Petitions for Atkins
The Star publishes the first complete list of 105 signers on two petitions to the governor seeking clemency for William R. Atkins, a Bank of McLaskill cashier granted an indefinite furlough by Lt. Gov. Lawrence Wilson. The list, telegraphed by the Little Rock AP bureau, includes numerous individuals across Arkansas. The Associated Press supplied the names. Wilson claimed several hundred signatures on one petition.
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Star
William R. Atkins
Bank of McLaskill
Lawrence Wilson
Wilson
Little Rock
Associated Press
Atkins
Petition Against Clemency for W R Atkins in Hempstead County
North Hempstead citizens led by J D Eley and Dr W C Martin file a November petition with 155 signatures urging Governor to deny clemency for W R Atkins former Bank of McCaskill cashier. They cite conviction for forgery and four year sentence, noting additional indictments and the bank's failure.
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the Star
North Hempstead County
William R. Atkins
J. D. Eley
McCaskill
W. CO. Martin
First Methodist Church of
Little Rock
Hempstead County
Wilson
Harvey Parnell
Arkansas
W. R. Atkins
Bank of McCaskill
Hempstead
Editor’s clash with lieutenant governor over clemency lists
Hope Star reports Alex Washburn demanding publication of petition lists seeking executive clemency for convicted criminals. Ark. Lt. Gov. asserts he would handle Atkins’ case anew, while Washburn contests evasive replies and defends the press role in disclosing pardons and furloughs. Names of local editors and contributors appear in a long roster.
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Arkansas Gazette
Memphis Commercial Appeal
The
Texarkana Gazette
Camden
Alex Washburn
Hope
Wilson
Washburn
Atkins
Arkansas
Hope Star
Little Rock furlough dispute over Atkins four year sentence
The Hope Star reports a controversy surrounding former cashier Atkins as details emerge about his furlough. A Little Rock committee cites Superintendent Garden F Moore as Conway born and notes signer H R Holt of Tal is kin to Atkins. Petitions for clemency and against it circulated after the October court term, with signatures totaling 155 and 119 respectively. Governor Parnell faced pressure from local officials and church leaders in Little Rock.
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Ernor Wilson
Little Rock Fort
Moore
Little Rock
Atkins
Hope Star
Monty
Superini Dent
Garden F. Moore
Wax
Conway
Hempstead
Othi
H.R. Holt
Tal
Parnell
Behal Atkins
J. D. Eley
Bank of
Mc Caskill
W. G. Martin
First Methodist Church of
Lit
Names in a Labored List of People and Roles
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with initials and surnames, resembling a roster or directory. The text reads like names grouped with initials, including Hutson, Bradley, Curtis, Rhodes, Moses, Culpepper, Harper, Reaves, Rinehart, Stone, Tinsly, Hampton, Porter, Middlebrooks, Stuart, McRae, Boyd, Donthet, Folson, Barker, Foster, Gorham, Ames, Hicks, Thompson, Stephens, Smith, Stewart, Bonds, Brown, May, Gorhis, Bolsom, Meougald, Bruce, Howes, Baesenburgey, Flahery, Willig, Chism, and others, interlaced with initials and abbreviations. The fragment lacks verbs or context, appearing as a catalog-like roll call rather than a narrative.
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J. W. Hutson
W. J
Bradley H, C. Curtis
A. B
Rhodes W. TL
Moses I. F
Culpepper
J. W. Harper
O. L, Reaves
M. Rinehart
W. Rhodes
W. A, Stone
John Tinsly
J. M, Hampton
W. L. Porter
Lillie
Middlebrooks
Willie Harris
C. Stuart
K. G. McRae
Ray Boyd
F. H, Donthet
A. J. Folson
P. Barker J
Foster G. A. Whittington
Edgar Gorham
Arlington ML
D. G. B. Ames
R. J. Foster
BR. J. Foster
M. H. Montgomery
George O. Hicks
W. C. Thompson
Kjah Stephens
Eugene Stephens
Esther Stephens
J. H. Besiuchamp
W. Smith
F.C. Stephens
T. J. Stewart Sanford Bonils RC
Taylor S
Bonds Carl Brown
May Dully
Gorhis
H. M. Stephens
Coy
Ciomimiogsa
R. Bolsom
J. R. Meougald
RK. Thomas J. J. Bruce Hubert M, Stephens
T. Sen
PN. Howes
J. A. Baesenburgey
H. M. Flahery Willig
Brad Chism
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D. A. R. Head
Mrs. McDonald
Frisco Company
Farmer
Bulletins
Chas. Shiver
Hotel Savoy
G. W. Curtis
L. Rhodes
J. R. Cantrell
A C Hutson
H. H. Hawkins
Arthur McLarty
E. E. Gist
R. L. McLarty
Loyd Thompson
H. G. Murphy A
J. Blackwood
W. HB
Gotchee
H. R. Holt J. M, Ray H. B. Baker
A. M. McLarty i
G. Crowell
Gilbert
Bryant Arly
W. H. Edmaston
W. L
H. W. Montgomery
Golden F. Moore
Nonnie Reaves
P. M. Rhodes
G. M. Dams
G. B. G. Vonha
A. Puryemr
L. J. Young
Vv. Day
Qus Wardlow
D. W. Martin
F. Curtix
Earl Copley
J. O. Watson
Pink White
KR. F. Sweet
L. K. Conley
W. M. Conley
Lem White TH
L. Hall
W. E. Honeycutt
Oncel
Honeycutt
M. M. Clark, W. G. Wells
Mable Price
John Copeland Shirley
Eloy J
Box D. H
Daniel E Daniel W. M. Page
Rhodes
Ezra Moses R. PF
Curtis Grover Farles J. AW. Southworth
Buckley Dine
Tally
Jnu
Gales Clarke Stokes
G. Shuffield
R. J. Wardlaw G
Shuffield
Eles. M. Baadly
Ottis Tavris R. Lb. Gorham J. G
Prescott W. OK
Fielding
Bert Scott
Daniel J. W
Selfob
Rowland Alvis Stokes
Stella Oley
Monroe Lung
Wilson M. P
Askew
J. Buckley
R. L. Prescott
Buckley
Mos
M. O
Gorham
G. W. Hood
T. Smith
Forget
Alex
H. Washburn
Stanley Andrews
Arkansas Farmer
Jess Tinsley
S. G. Stone
J. E. Sweat
Hampton Claud Rowhoul
A. Dong Lo Lively
W.L. Bushy
Mulehingon
Sam Jarden
D. M. Brown
C. A. Hamilton
W. EL York
M. Scott
Eley Dod
Eley J. B
Daniel Dee Page
C. OW
Harris
W. Culpepper
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