Washington Scene of Embassy Parties and Political Jests
Washington social life pivots on invitations to the Soviet embassy reception as Trayanovsky hosts orchids and Russians push for more tastings. Notables from Roberts to Wallace attend a late night party with vodka and caviar while Wirt’s testimony sparks debate. Cummings names trees after Franklin Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Martha Washington Abraham Lincoln. NRA spread into three office buildings. Cannon improves health at trial. Kept up by a clutter of politics and gossip across the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Wallace
Washington
Troyanovsky
Trayanovsky
Supreme Court
Justice Roberts
Darrow
Tugwell
Farley
Borah
Pel
Brookhart
Heywood Brown
Woodrow Wilson
George
Martha Weington
Abraham Lincoln
Wirt
Vey
Gring
Department of Commerce
Bishop Cannon
Senate
Charles McChord
Hooves
Brown
Jim Farley
NEC
SIVC Children by Olive Roberts Barton
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on postquake schooling in the west, noting repairs and new tents for classrooms while funds lag. She argues safety inspections and building quality matter more than aesthetics, urging inspectors and boards to act as schools dismiss for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SIVC
Olive Roberts Barton
Suide
Jon
Hope Saturday Daybook Notables and Visits
Fragmentary clerks and residents noted in Hope on Saturday include visits by Mr and Mrs George Golbert Dr and Mrs Cay Sut Joe Morten and Walter Cornelius with James Core and Glady Car. A group of cousins spent a Santo of igirls with W L Cor inel Farally and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cornelius
George Golbert
Lucille Oil
Joe Morten
Cher
Walter Cornelius
James Core
Santo
Igirls
W. L. Corinel
Farally Las
Social News From Shover Springs and Nearby
Shover Springs families share Sunday visits with relatives including Laseter Phillips and Reed households. Friends and neighbors, such as Thornton, Ellis, Givens, and Colier, were seen in the community, with several couples noted as visiting Hope. The note closes with a courteous mention of Mrs L B Dar.
Rowantic Runaway and a Web of Love in Havana
A melodramatic tale follows Pablito alias Joantin fleeing a murder charge from Wey Weet to Havana with Beau and Lottie. In Cuba he falls for Estelle while a casino opens, letters fly, engagements loom, and rival loyalties and betrayals test fragile love and plans to marry as pressures mount and past secrets surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havaca
Beau
Lottie
Havana
Joantin
M2 Horer
Gyme Casino
Valtito
Estelle Yield
Cob Ji Viuld
Ang Pian
Piet
Altic
Biieana
Kowa
Bf Bettie
Marein
Jefe
Banu
Ahlita
Ledde
Pabliia
Mimsel
Treadway
Kelelle
Pablo
Gaurtio
Ottih
Patho
Jlim
Louie
Pablito
la Merced
Las Thay
Garry Maullin
Local obituaries and society notes unsorted
Mrs. J. D. Montgomery aunt of Mayor J. D. Montgomery died suddenly at her home in Present from heart failure. Attendance urged for Logan's Electric Theater on Front Street with nightly program changes. A. M. Sanders spent a Thursday in Washington. Col. W. W. Folsom of the Gazette left on a business trip to Augusta. The Fremont shoes at Breedrove's are featured. Ten years ago Mises Hilda Hatley of Little Rock arrived for the wedding of John Hatley and Opal Stepes at Mrs. Corn Staggs home. Howard M. Thielkeld and family attended the Rud gles spot wedding in Pexarkans. Mrs. O. J. Philips visited Mrs. L. E. Dirwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Montgomery
Logan's — Electric Theater
Front Street
A. M. Sanders
Washinton
Col. W. W. Folsom
the Gazette
Augusta
Fremont
Breedrove
Baseball Standings With Rain Postponements Across Leagues
The American League shows Philadelphia nine, Washington six, Detroit four, Cleveland zero. New York and Boston tied with rain postponements. National League lists Brooklyn five, Philadelphia nine, New York seven, Boston three with more rain delays. Southern Association leaders include Little Rock fourteen and Memphis eight as other teams jockey for position.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Chicago-St. Louis
Gure -Conyerst
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
UC Southern Association
Little Rock
New Or
Birminham
Atlanta
Ashville
Knoxville
First Hempstead County Scout Field Meet Set Next Friday
The district field meet will be held Friday afternoon at 4 30 on the Fair Fork baseball field. Scouts from Hope troops 58 6 66 67 and 80 join in archery knot tying signaling and other contests under Troop Bs district chairman Rev Strissner Visio. Admission free local boys prepared for tests for the Court of Honor with lunch served in picnic fashion and a program centered on the field meet activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Fair Fork
Hope
Blevins
Fulton
Erescoth
Strissner
I Visio
O'Grady
Vames
Duncheon
Hong
Clyde Hill
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Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
Southalnut Street
Arkansas
Civil
Col. McCormick
Aee
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Tenn
Sterick
New York City
Graybar
B. Wacker
Mich
Woodward Ave
St Louis
Star
The
By Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Mose
Fearn Washington
Shover
Pete Laseter
Donald Joe
Nooe
Hugh Laseter
Charles Rogers
Parker
Oscar Phillips
Silas Dickerson
Mary Jos
W. R
Rowantic Runaway
Esstelle
Pablite
Stelle
Tim
Garvayt
Palito
Noyes
Payting
Katharine Haviland
Taylor
Hstelle
Bumngs
Terk
Southern Association
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Chattanooga
George Old
Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
Boy Scouts
Gherilt
George W. Schooley
W. Aubry Lewis
Clarence LE. Baker
H. M. Stephens
Ray
Woowell
Joan W. Ridgdill
Asieavor
Isabelle Onsteal
Lee) Jones
William
Ferguson
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Australia
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