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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
3
A chaotic report outlines Mussolini’s ascent and the Black Shirts’ stance as Italy's military and political scene heats up. The piece notes Primo's French citizenship controversy and Saint Germain authorities' involvement, signaling broader doubt over allegiance and national identity amid fascist pressures.
Fragments blend boxing, baseball and wartime musings. Yan kee pitcher Johnson aims at top status while Sam Byrd eyes a basepath future. Primo Carnera looms in discussions of labor, military service, and Mussolini influence as boxing officials weigh his role in wartime plans.
Officials of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway announce that the investigation into the McNeil Arkansas freight train collision, which killed eight, will be conducted by Interstate Commerce Commission officials, likely the latter part of this week.
Tony Colleto, 21, described as an alleged gangster, was held in Cleveland on murder charges after confessing to killing his bride Christiania Colleto. He led detectives to the body, signed a statement, and re-enacted the crime in the same location. Police say Colleto charged the victim with faithlessness.
Charles M Spraggins a Clay County native and longtime Arkansas resident runs for Secretary of State. He served four years as Circuit Court clerk, left public office for business, and recently sought the secretary post again. Backed by home supporters, he is portrayed as honest and qualified, with hopes of becoming the first from his county to hold State office. Paid Political Advertisement from Piggott Banner.
Oregon completes its final wild horse roundup across Harney and Malheur counties as about 600 horses are gathered for shipment to California. George P Cockley, a San Jose meatpacker, plans 250 carloads for his packing plant. horse meat, valued for sausage and other products, is cheaper than beef and preferred in some markets. Federal inspections precede slaughter. culls head to fish food, while humane societies oppose the practice.
Marysville Ohio August 3 Up Henry Ford's fondness for relics met H Creviston salesmanship to add a new exhibit to the Ford museum in Dearborn A surviving Marysville harness shop horse viewed the town for over 40 years Creviston unhitched it kept it in his yard and sought a buyer Museum officials questioned the horse as a scarehorse and asked for a picture The evidence led to its final journey to the museum
Cambridge colleges including Downing Peterhouse Pembroke Caius Clare and Trinity set new rules on motor vehicles for undergraduates next October. Freshmen face bans, second years require permissions, and restrictions extend to all undergraduates after June with limited driving hours in term times.
Yesterday in the Southern Association Atlanta beat Nashville 25 to 10 while Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 10 to 3 and Mobile lost to New Orleans in 12 innings. Upcoming games include New Orleans at Little Rock and Avlants at Nashville with others in Memphis, Cleveland, St. Louis, Detroit and Chicago.
In Pittsburgh an examiner heard F C McKee president of Winfield Railroad testify that $3.98 revenue in 1929 showed passenger service on a 1 mile West Winfield to Butler Junction line could not be justified. He cited competition from bus lines reducing revenue from $2191 in 1926 and asked permission to discontinue service. Decision in the case was reserved.
North Tonawanda New York August 3 Ray Koenig a local hardware dealer aimed to prove 12 holes of golf could be played before dusk. He started at 5 15 a m and finished at 6 p m completing 126 holes losing six pounds in the effort. Koenig dismisses 54 and 72 hole days as a mere tinge of sport.
Mrs Eva Garrett, aged 70, fired a revolver to frighten two men. The incident occurred thirty five years after the Sullivan act, when Chief Joseph Cherry presented her the gun. She was arrested for unlawful possession but released on her own recognizance.
Memphis August 5 plans are underway by the Mid-South fair aircraft show committee for a free-for-all non-refueling endurance event featuring 19 women pilots. The program targets September 2027, with hope to secure participation from National Air Races entrants in Chicago.
Pr-Monsignor Sebastian Messner, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, died Sunday night in Goldach Switzerland. The obituary notes his service and death location in August.
An odd Coventry advertisement claims a foot bath treatment using a heated solution can lift corns and callouses from the foot. It touts a regimen of nightly soaks to soften skin, ease pain, and supposedly remove corn cores, urging purchases of Hadex from local druggists.
Gouverneur New York August 3 Up Over a period of what a yent sure is What had happened to a 1-year old Leland Lueuberger Severe cut on his knee playing football forced hospital stay two weeks injured automobile accident returned to bed while suffering from disease he contracted the mumps and scarlatina then recovered and incurred a bad cut on his feet while on vacation Now he is confined to bed easy chaly unable to heal
The locomotive bell once carried from Mt Metregar Sarita county to General Grant era is now owned by Frank Meyers and his brother, farmers, who hold the bell after its transport from Wilton Noy to New York City.
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