unclear OCR with names and places
fragmentary text from a historical page lists multiple names like Reed Mrs and Roy Anderson along with scattered phrases about a city auditorium and officials. No clear event, date, or location emerges beyond general references to a presiding official and attendees.
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Hudson
Pau
nieCity Auditoriuns
Elie
Leaderay
Roy Anderson
Soorkeense
Miss Ming
Renfro
Saver -Ebek
Glye-Eiub
Awa Haken
Tpphieg
Robbers Try to Crack Little Rock Packing Safe
Two armed men raided the Little Rock Packing Company building in Little Rock on April 4. They forced entry, tied up one official and three employees, then tried to open the office safe for about an hour. After failing to get more, they fled with eight dollars from a desk drawer as staff anticipated more employees arriving.
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Little Rock
Telo
Turmoil in Peshawar as mobs clash with guard troops
Reports from Bombay and Lahore describe grave unrest in Peshawar with mobs parading and taunting guards. British officers faced gunfire as they dispersed followers and two companies plus machine guns restored some control. Casualties include police, civilians, and two deaths amid stone pelting and gunfire.
Cannon Campaigning Around Benton Today
Curtis Cannon of Hope, candidate for lieutenant governor, will campaign in Benton this afternoon. He resumes his tour where a radio address at Little Rock was held recently and plans speeches critiquing opponents for the lieutenant governor race.
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Curtis Cannon
Hope
Levtenante
Beton
Like Rock
Memphis Bulletin Arrests Man for Carrying Pistol Near Viaduct
Memphis dispatch shows Edger Lowey, 24, of Helena Arkansas, arrested near the Hige yutia Viaduct after police say a pistol and nine bullets were found on him. He claimed he was seeking work at the time of the arrest.
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Memphis
Edger Lowey
Hylena
Ark
Higeyutia Viaduct
Polive
Brough to Speak at Old Capitol Dedication Ceremony
The dedication ceremony for Arkansas Civil War capitol restoration at Washington will occur at 2 PM Thursday May 3. Former governor Charles Hillman Brough will be principal speaker with the ceremony led by the Arkansas Masonry grade lodge and several prominent state citizens expected to attend.
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Arkansas
Washington
Washington Pr
Charles Hillman Brough
Grade Lodge of Arkansas Maxonry
Hope Band To Be Represented Sunday Concert at Magnolia
Magnol ia April 26 Leslie Crumplex of Camden band director leads Magnolia Waldo and A M College bands mobilizing groups across South Arkansas and North Louisiana for a 3 p.m. Sunday April 27 concert at A M College. Invited bands include Arkansas Hope Prescott Gordon Camden Waldo Texarkana Haynesville Le Magnesia and A M College. Dixie Creameries will supply ice cream cones and Blue and Gold Filling Station will provide lemonade for attendees. The event is a public affair inviting all to attend.
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Magnolia
Leslie Crumplex
Camden
Fred Martin
Waldo
A. de M
South Arkansas
North Louisiana
A A. de M
le Magnesia
A. & M. College
Dixie Creameries
Aod
Graf Zeppelin Circles London on goodwill voyage
Thousands of Londoners watched the Graf Zeppelin airship circle the city today on a goodwill trip from Friedrichshafen Germany to Britain. It passed over Webbley football fields, Central London, St Pauls Cathedral, and the West End before heading to Cardington where Dr Hugo Eckner visits. return flight planned.
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London
Webbley
Tela
Gart
St. Paul's’ Cathedral
Cardington
Hugo Eckner
Germany
Dedication Plan Outlined for Fulton Bridge Over Red River
A joint Hope and Texarkana committee met at Texarkana Chamber offices to plan the Fulton bridge dedication over the Red River. Governor Parnell will speak, with Otis Wingo and others delivering remarks. Master of ceremonies FP McFaddin of Hope directs highway, public roads officials. Juliette Frieda oversees boat races. silver cups awarded to race winners. Public address system planned, platform under the bridge discussed, parking arranged on both riverbanks. May 1 or 6 proposed for the ceremony with final date forthcoming.
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Fulton Bridge
Red River
Harevel Partell
Hope
Texarkana
Chamber of Commerce At
Tillman D. Parké
Alien Winham
Parnell
Otis Wingo
Segue
McFaddin
Bureau of Public Roads
Itey
O. J. Wade
Beegh Street
Bureh
Texarlaia
Juliet Frieda
Texarkang Merchants Bureau
Aurea
Dunps Jn
Hempstead
Miller
Air Circus May Draw Large Crowd
PRESCOTE April 26 Special Arrangements for the air circus to be staged here Sunday afternoon have by about completed by the docus commitees in charge. A large crowd is expected and planes from Little Heck will be here today.
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Prescote
Air Circus
Docus
Little Heck
Prize trips for truck producers offered by railway firm
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Co offers 18 round trip tickets as prizes to best truck growers in Arkansas and Louisiana. Winners announced September 1. Prizes include trips to Shreveport or New Orleans with 12 month validity. Competition requires at least 20 seniors and 10 juniors per parish or association, full compliance with federal grades, and detailed entries including acreage and commodity.
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Louisana & Arkansas Railroad Co
Arkansas
Louisiana
L. &A. Innquncees Toon
Louisiana& Arkansas Railway Co
Louisiana &Arkansas Railway
Woarth
American Liner In Fog Collision
In dense fog off Heligoland the American liner President Harding collided with the British Kirkwod. The Kirkwold sank with one fireman reported missing. all others aboard the President Harding were saved. The U S ship later indicated no injuries aboard the American liner. The incident occurred on the Elbe river approach near Hamburg.
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Hamburg
Uiner
Hardjog
Bouaid
Jvatsinigt
Weniguth
Elbe River
Heligoland
Uhig
Carrie Kirhwood
Hyding
United States
Harding
Young Clarence Johnson in Horatio charged after fatal blow
In Horatio four miles southeast, Clarence Johnson, 7, surrendered to Sheriff Roy Hooper after an altercation at home where his father C. Johnson, 55, was fatally struck with a pipe. Bond set at 2500. Coroner’s jury ruled death from fractured skull. incident followed father’s intoxicated return. Wife and seven children survive. Coroner’s jury urged light bond due to surrounding circumstances.
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Horato
Clarence Johnson
Roy Hooper
Horatio
C. 5
Johnson
Cheeni i Jude Isbell
Young Johnson
Young Johvson
Woman Hitch Hiker Takes Automobile Trial at Forterville
In Forterville California April 24, Miss Hazel Tackett 18 admitted in court that J B Collagy of Bakersfield gave her a Mil peap Tulare to use his car. He left her in a bar on a business errand and allowed her to drive around. she said he trusted her and she extended his intentions before police tracked her and the car to Tulare and Tehama counties.
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Forterville
Cal
J. B. Collagy
Bakersfield
Hazel Tacket
Mail robbery hits Emmet post office in Nevada county
The Emmet post office was robbed Thursday night or Friday morning. Robbers broke the safe but failed to open it, stealing letters and parcels. About 50 dollars in money and stamps were taken. The haul was later found in a cache near Brnet. Sheriff Weav ey of Nevada county was called from Prescott, and postal inspectors are on the case. Earlier robberies have been reported in Prescott and this city with a Negro suspect tied to the Prescott theft.
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Rappery
Emmet
Hempstead
Nevada
Tom Hood
Fetiera and Parcel
Post Pachapes
Hwith & Blow-Torch
Brnet
Sherif Weavey
Nevada County
Prescott
Arest
Tex=arkana
Hope
Ashdown
Foreman
Youth Hates Dogs Sparks Fatal Dog Kill Spree
Canton, April 2. Lorey Nichols, 18, confessed to killing dogs after saying he simply didn’t like them. Authorities arrested him following a string of dog killings that shocked the town.
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Canton
Lorey Nichols
Lurey
Weather Outlook for Central and Eastern Gulf States
Weather outlook for the week covers Central and Eastern Gulf states with scattering showers at the start and end of the week. Seasonal temperatures prevail in the southern portions and western areas, with the first part of the week featuring showers, a mild middle, and a closing period of seasonal temperatures.
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Gulf States
West Maif
Liquor seizure follows car crash near Fulton
After a crash near Fulton a driver faced a charge of transporting liquor. Sheriff Dor sey McHae and deputy Will Porter found 21 gallons of whisky hidden in a woods two miles from the crash scene. The driver, calling himself JW Dixon of Antlers Oklahoma, appeared before Justice S F Huntley, fined 190, and remained jailed for nonpayment. His companion fled to the city and has not been captured.
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Fulton Thuyeday
Viquar
Dor
Sey McHae
Will Porter
Dixon
Oklahoma
Justice of Peace
F. Huntley
Antlers
New Mississippi River Flood Control Efforts Persist
Washington reports ongoing, large scale flood protection work on the Mississippi River after prior high waters. Engineers describe progress as satisfactory with $342,008,900 appropriated for a broad set of levee and spillway projects from Cairo to New Orleans. Plans include raising Ohio River mouth levees, constructing emergency setback levees at Bird’s Point and New Madrid, and completing Bonnet Carre spillway within two years to keep the river safe for southeast Arkansas and Louisiana.
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Washington
Worloth
SFSU
Bape
Gouree
Arkansas’ River
Arkansas
Nosthealy Loulyluse
Army Engineer
Ohio
Bird's Point
New Madrid
Bonnet Carre Contre
Creceny Gily
Ponchartrain
Eure
New Orleans
Trix
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Hope Attorney
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