Endorsements Listing Candidates by The Star
The Star endorses several candidates including U S Senator Bodenhamer from El Dorado, Governor Futrell of Paragould, Lieutenant Governor Milwee of Brinkley, Attorney General Cypert of Little Rock, and Commissioner Ellison of Camden for mining, manufacturing and agriculture.
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U.S
CO. L. Bodenhamer
el Dorado
J. M. Futrell
Paragould
R. F. Milwee
Brinkley
Boyd Cypert
Little Rock
MFG
Luther Ellison
Camden
Arkansas 1932 Politic Revolt Demands Runoff Primary
A Arkansas newspaper argues the 1932 election shows voters lack clear choices with multiple candidates for many offices. It endorses Bodenhamer in the Senate race and Milwee for governor rival Wilson, condemns incumbents and calls for a runoff to prevent control by a small claque. The piece criticizes mothering relatives in office and highlights public utilities, pardons, and bank-liquidation appointments as examples of entrenched influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Tower of Babel
C. L. Bodenhamer
Vincent M. Miles
Dr. Brough
Huey Long
Miles
Brough
William F. Kirby
Hattie W. Caraway
J. M. Futrell
Dwight Blackwool
Judge Futrell
Lawrence Wilson
Union County
Lawrence
State House
R. F. Milwee
Brinkley
State Highway Department
Dwight Blackwood
Hal L. Norwood
Hempstead County Campaign Stump Tour Heads to Hope
The Hempstead county stump tour closes a hard fought race with candidates speaking at Washington and Ozan locations. They speak at Oglesby grade school in Hope Monday with sessions morning and afternoon, while Saturday events in Washington and Ozan wrap up the two week tour that began July 25.
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Hempstead
Hope
Oglesby
Washington
Ozan
County candidates speak at Piney Grove meeting
Residents and visitors packed Piney Grove School house on Friday to hear sheriff candidates on a county wide speaking tour. John L. Wilson defended his 18 months in office and disputed allegations of marked money and crime laxity while Bearden, Dodson and Sutton voiced their campaigns and attacked opponents.
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Piney Grove School House
Garland Township
Finey Grove
Beards Chapel
Burton Smith
John L. Wilson
Weou
Ben
John Wilson
S. M. Sutton
Bearden
Dodson
Jim Dodson
Jim Bearden
Hempstead
Marion Ward
Jim Burke
Wilson
Diary Exposes Trios Tension In Miami Murder Case
Testimony reveals Capt. W. N. Lancaster boasted of returning to Miami to “get rid” of rival Haden Clarke as the affair with Australian aviator Mrs. J. M. Keith Miller deepens. The diary covers January to February documenting relationships among Lancaster, Keith Miller, and Clarke, ending days before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iain Lancaster
Haden Clark
Keith Miller
Miami
Fla
M. G. Tancrel
W. N. Lancaster
Haden Clarke
Lancaster
Clarke
J. M. Keith- Miller
Keith-Miller
Three Local Boys Held For Raiding Cars
Cecil Lamb Herman Wilson and Lawrence Simpson are jailed in Hope on petit and grand larceny charges after a rash of overnight vehicle thefts. Wilson was nabbed Friday night near the Saenger theatre with a watch and pistol. Lamb and Simpson were arrested at their homes late Friday while in bed. Police report many complaints about items stolen from parked cars. Preliminary hearing set for Monday in Municipal Judge U A Gentry's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Lamb
Herman Wilson
Lawrence Simpson
Hope City
Wilson
Saenger Theatre
Stewart
Turner
Lamb
Simpson
Arnett
U. A. Gentry
Manchurian Issue Unseats Premier
Wang Ching Wei resigns as president of the executive Yuan and de facto premier of the Nanking government. Discontent grows over passive northern military policy on Manchuria amid renewed Sino Japanese tensions in Manchuria.
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Wang Ching Wei
Shanghai
China
Executive Yuan
Nanking
Manchuria
Father Held For Taking Own Child
Mrs F J Read of Oak Park said her husband was arrested in Hot Springs Arkansas after taking their daughter Carol nine from home last Mother's day He claimed she was at Winslow Arkansas police pursued the case and the Read couple remain separated Read had previously offered to sue for divorce if the child was returned.
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Chicago
F. J. Read
Oak Park
Hot Springs
Ark
Read
Carol
Winslow
Tax Receipt Rule Outlined By County Democratic Committee
A letter to Hempstead County election officials explains that only voters who assessed a poll tax before July 2, 1932 and paid by July 18, 1932 are qualified to vote in the August 9 Democratic primary. The ruling, approved by county and state committees, was released by W. S. Atkins and W. Homer Pigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
W. S. Atkins
W. Homer Pigg
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State
State of
State Central Committee
Little Rock
County Central Committees
Hempstead
W. Homer Figg
A Scratching Fool Marlboro Chick Stirs Town Interest
In Marlboro Massachusetts a four legged chick owned by Nicholas Benedette draws envy as it grows twice as fast at scratching for food. The over a month old bird is in excellent health and stands out in the town.
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Marlboro
Mass
Nicholas Benedette
Arkansas primary race tightens as seven seek governor
In the eleventh hour Arkansas campaigns narrow the gubernatorial field to seven. Candidates including Huey Long backers and Mrs. Caraway defend records while opponents push bi metalism and tax cuts. The race remains heated with attacks and crossfires as voters approach Tuesday’s primary.
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Little Rock
Dan W. Johnston
Clarksville
Leonard D. Caudle
Greenwood
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Hattie W. Caraway
Libby to Return to North Carolina for Murder Probe Case
Winston Salem dispatch reports Libby Holman Reynolds facing a murder probe in North Carolina. A. B. Walker, ally of the late Smith tana tobacco magnate, was granted 25 000 bond alongside Libby in the same indictment. Alfred Holman plans to travel to join the case within days. Solicitor Higgins noted Walker’s bond does not signal Libby’s stance.
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Libby
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
N. C
Smith Tana Tobacco
A. B. Walker
Playpoy
Libby Holman Reynolds
A. M. Stack
Afred Holman
Cincinnati
Fio
Irney
Higgins
Walker
Long and Caraway to Speak at Oglesby Grounds Hope
Huey P. Long and Arkansas Senator Hattie W. Caraway plan a campaign swing through Hope and Prescott during a day of events. They arrive around 4 p.m. to address crowds at Oglesby grade school grounds then proceed to Texarkana after stops in Hope and Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Kingfish
Hattie W. Caraway
Arkansas
Long
Caraway
Oglesby
Mr. Long
Mrs. Caraway
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Prescott
Hope
Texarkana
Kiwanis to Award Prizes For Essays
Roy Holden and five vaudeville performers from Holden's Royal New Yorkers entertained Kiwanis at the New Capital Hotel with songs. Essay winners will be announced next Wednesday or Thursday after grading delays. Attendance team led by Jesse Harbin had perfect turnout.
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Roy Holden
Saenger
New Capital Hotel
Brian Clapp
Viola Holden
Linton Whidden
Robbie Ross
Florida
Gertrude Fickle
Verona Bosher
Holden
Royal New Yorkers
Jesse Harbin
Walker Hearing Set for August 11 in Albany
Governor Roosevelt announced a public hearing on the Walker graft case for August 11 in Albany. Mayor James J. Walker will be given a chance to defend himself after a two year Hofstadter committee investigation into New York City's municipal affairs.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Walker
Albany
James J. Walker
New York
Hofstadter Committee
America
Bodenhamer to Close With Radio Address
O. L. Bodenhamer, El Dorado candidate for the United States senate, plans closing speeches at Bradley and El Dorado and a radio address over KTHS Hot Springs Monday night. He will speak at Bradley in LaFayette county at 9:36 Monday morning, then in El Dorado Monday afternoon, with the radio address to air Monday night. exact hour not announced.
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O. L. Bodenhamer
el Dorado
United States Senate
Bradley
KTHS
Hot Springs
Hempstead County
Major Bodenhamer
LaFayette County
Stocks Sweep Up led by United States Steel gains
A brisk stock market surge on a Saturday saw gains of $2 to $12 and a standout performance by United States Steel, with the preferred stock up to $87.50. Major names like American Telephone & Telegraph and Bethlehem Steel posted notable rises as 2.7 million shares traded. bullish rumors spread through the financial district amid signs of improved freight loadings and plans for a large new commodity credit corporation.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
American Telephone & Telegraph
Union Pacific
Eastman Kodak
Santa Fe
American Tobacco
Bethlehem Steel
General Electric
Wesinghouse
Sears Roebuck
New Haven
Western Union
Financial District
Hoover
Election Returns On Station KTHS
KTHS in Hot Springs will broadcast Arkansas election returns Tuesday night with partial results at 9:15 to 9:30 PM and full statewide returns from 10:30 PM onward. The Associated Press coverage ensures broad, reliable updates. this marks the first Arkansas election where the winner was announced to the public on election night.
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Arkansas
KTHS
Hot Springs
Associated Press
Martineau
Luncheon Planned For Guests At Monday Speaking Event
The women of Garrett Memorial church will serve luncheon to visitors during the Monday speech by county candidates on the Oglesby school lawn. Mrs. Riley Lewallen announced the details Saturday.
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Garrett Memorial Church
Oglesby School
Riley Lewallen
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John C. Sheffield
Helena
J. G. Ragsdale
County Judges Association
Blackwood, Norwood & Co
Boyd, Cypert
Washington and
Erle Turner
Cato Muldrow
Hope Negro
Luke Monroe
Uncle Cato
Mr. Monroe
Cato
Lancaster's
Chubbbie
Maj
J. C. French
Centry Shelton
Chubbie
United States
N. Club
Haden
South Twentyfirst Terrace
Tancrel
Miami Beach
Atkins
Pigg
Long and Brough Mark
Senate
Henry N. Dorris
Joe T. Robinson
S. Caraway
Congress
Wall Street
Power Trust
Huey
W. G
Bill) Hutton
Hutton
Melbourne M
Martin
Oglesby Grounds
Kiwanis
Orhursday
Bodenhamer
U.S. Steel
Steel Preferred
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