Founders Wrong Editorial Praises Mrs Caraway and McClellan
Editorial by Alex H. Washburn weighs Senate ideals and family influence in U S politics. It endorses John L. McClellan for Senate while praising Mrs Trattie W Caraway but criticizes using kinship for office. It recalls Huey Long and Jeffersonian checks on government.
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Alex. H. Washburn
John L. McClellan
United States
Trattie W. Caraway
Uate
Caraway
The
Star
O. L. Bodenhamen
Major Bodenhamer
Huey P. Long
Roosevelt
Huey Long
United States Senate
Thomas Jefferson
Senate
Jefferson
House
Courthouse Plans Filed With PWA by County Officials
Mayor Albert Graves and County Judge Frank Rider returned from the Public Works Administration office to Fort Worth to file Hempstead County's application for a proposed new courthouse. They were accompanied by architects Anderson, Little Rock, and McAnnnett to Anderson.
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Albert Graves
Dudge Friank
Public Works Administration
PWA
Fort Worth
Hempstead County
Rowell
Anders Sum
Tim of
Senate Eyeing Campaigns Inquiries On Probes
Senate investigators monitor alleged campaign violations with potential prosecution if crimes are disclosed. Chairman Shepard of Texas leads the ethics committee in weighing fortylaw reforms and legality reviews of newly elected senators amid challenges.
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Washington
Nyatietica
Senate
A Thought On The First Law Of Obedience
A quotation notes that the earliest law given by God was a law of obedience attributed to Montaisne, reflecting on foundational moral order and divine command.
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Montaisne
Cranim Crackers A Puzzle About Hidden States
A garbled puzzle asks which blocks of words form a true statement. It lists names such as Heliogabalus Camus Nemo Cairo and Bangkok and references places like Siam China and Turkey. Answers appear on the Classified Page.
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Sofiai
Bangkok
Yekktahamay
Leche Takes Charge of Strike in Hammond
Governor Richard W Leche arrived in Hammond to assume control of a strike at the Hammond Box factory led by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America The union seeks a raise to 15 cents an hour while the governor backs the existing wage scale and supports the strike.
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Hammond
Richard W. Leche
American Federation of Labor Union
Harmmont Box Company
Leche
United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Juinges of America
Mount Ida Murder Case Near Close
The Mount Ida murder trial of Joe Manrae, 70, a Laper settlement farmer, nears end as the state rests its case for first degree murder in the shooting of Louis Kinold, 50, after Kinold allegedly held his hands aloft following a dispute over a pig. Anderson Consley testified Kinold was shot as he raised his hands, and defense plans to call witnesses. Court officials expect the case to go to the jury on Thursday.
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Ark
Stile
Joe Manrae
Desiree
Louis Kinold
Near
Wite Desses
Anderson Consley
Moaroe
Kinold
Planto
Eck
Cagument
Couch Denies Railway Merger Rumor in Magnolia Arkansas
Harvey Couch denied a rumor that Louisiana and Arkansas Railway directors accepted a price from Kansas City Southern for control. He stated no such offer exists and negotiations are ongoing to merge the two lines. Texas has 18,868 miles of highway, the most in the nation.
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Couch
Magnolia
Ark
Harvey Couch
Louisiana and Arkinsas Railroad
Kiansas City Athern
Louisiana and Arkansas
Kansas City Southern
Texas
Union
Stewart and Brown in county prosecutor clash
Local gathering in McCastill and Redland townships hosted county office seekers amid a tight race for Eighth Judicial District prosecutor. Dick Huie urged crime prevention through school cooperation and grand jury action, while Brice Beet chaired and candidates sparred over record and plans.
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McCastill
Redland
Ane
Brice Beet
Milte
Dick Tinie
Opie
Dick Bluie
Lyle
Dick Huie
Dick Muie
Graund
Ciuh
Gil Torney
Phire
Election Boards Must Choose Polling Places
LITTLE ROCK four attorney general Jack Holt ruled that county election boards are authorized by law to fix polling places in each county. The boards consist of two Democrats and one Republican. The opinion went to Roy McCathain of Stuttgart, chair of the Arkansas County Democratic Central Committee, who argued his committee was empowered by law.
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Genera Jack Holt
Roy McCathuin
Stuttgart
Arkansas County Democratic Central Committee
Gael
Browning
W. K
State Crime Commission
Cook
Thatterkwe Ca Meraeven
John D. Martin
Ardley
Jim Stort
Crime Commission
Urges Clean Election Practices In Hempstead County
Hempstead County Democratic leader W A Atkins urged strict adherence to election law to preserve the secret ballot. He warned judges clerks sheriffs and voters about handling of original and duplicate ballots and the need to fold sign and deliver properly. The Star outlines the primary election rules on another page.
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W. &. Atkins
Hempstead County
Democratic Central
Issue of the Star
Atkins
Hal
Governor Bailey to Speak in Hope Friday Night Rally
Governor Bailey plans an 8 PM campaign rally at Hope City Hall with preaddress music by Sour Hands. He then heads to Mena for a 2 PM address Thursday and Fort Smith later, as part of a multi city stump tour across southwest Arkansas. Local supporters and Irish delegations are listed among attendees.
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Iil
Will
Wheissens
Hope
Hope City Hall
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Cook
R.A
Apy Bailey
Hui
Oplesby
Gontyp
Coals Estates
Enenies
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Booker
Arkanases
Memphis
Tenh
Shelby County
Gordon Browning
Senate
Bora
Tennessee Voting Thursday in Test for Crump Boss
Tennessee Democrats converge on polling places for gubernatorial and other races in a tense Shelby County showdown. Crump loyalists boast large expected turnout in his power base while state officials monitor voter rolls and potential purges amid police and judiciary involvement.
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Tennessee
Crump
Memphis
Aga Khan Named World Tourist Champion of Global Travel
The Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the Ismaili, commands a vast following across Africa, Asia, and the East, with historic ties to Britain and Europe. His headquarters at Bombay anchor a globe spanning influence, travel, and diplomacy as he journeys through capitals, estates, and pilgrim sites while shaping international affairs.
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Zambezi
U S Gives Notice for 6G Utilities
government notice outlines actions on 6G utilities with references to electrical bonds and shares, mentioning Electric Bond & Share and a New York entity in a formal regulatory context.
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U.S
Washington
Japan and Russia Seek Peaceful Frontier Settlement
Tokyo proposed ceasefire terms on the Siberian Manchoukuoan border with plans for withdrawal from Changkufeng hill and a neutral zone until a frontier is demarcated. Moscow officials said operations were defensive and signaled readiness for a peaceful settlement amid fears of a broader war.
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Soviet Russia
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Changkufeng Hill
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Centerville Play to Debut Friday Night
Centerville presents Everybody's Getting Manfed TM a play to be staged Friday night at Centerville. Pure will attend the event at the community church.
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Centervilly
Cotton market closes with gains and mixed opens
The New Orleans cotton market opened Thursday at 8.56 to 8.57 and closed around 8.60. Spit cannon trading stayed dull, rising four points, while middling fair held at .63.
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