Precinct Returns Narrow Stephens Lead in County Race
Partial results from 17 Hempstead county precincts show Higgason leading Stephens in the county judge contest by 725 to 654 at midnight. In the representative race Monroe leads with 1010 while Steed trails, and local sheriff candidates show Wilson 824 and Bearden 704. District results include circuit clerk and treasurer tallies with several candidates listed.
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Stephens
Higgason
Nevada County 11 Precincts Reported in 1920 Election Totals
Nevada County reports 11 of 24 precincts with race tallies for U S Senator and state offices. Notable figures include Caraway 432 and DeCamp 32 for land commissioner while Neal 461 and Harris 486 vie for statewide supreme court and auditor respectively. Congressional 7th district shows Parks 342 and Kitchens 324 in a split result.
Parks Leading in Early Returns for Seventh District
Hope Star reports in four counties with 119 precincts, Congressman Tilman B. Parks leads in the Seventh district renomination race. Totals show Parks 1,098, Kitchens 772, Craig 281, with county results from Hempstead Nevada Union and Calhoun varying as precincts report.
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Hope Star
Tilman B. Parks
Parks
Kitchens
Craig
Hempstead
Nevada
Union
Calhoun
Moravians and Riches Mix in Reynold's Town
Narrative of Winston-Salem’s rise from a Moravian village to a millionaire town driven by Richard J. Reynolds and the Reynolds family. Libby Holman Reynolds, widow of Z. Smith Reynolds, is under $25 000 bond awaiting trial for murder amid a housekeeper’s suspicion of involvement. Authorities accuse Libby and Albert Walker of being present when Reynolds died in the early hours. The piece traces Salem’s religious roots and the town’s transformation into Winston-Salem through industry and wealth.
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NEA
Winston-Salem
N. C
Z. Smith Reynolds
Reynolds
Richard J. Reynolds
Libby
Libby Holman Reynolds
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Wentworth
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Albert
Ab) Walker
Smith Reynolds
Salem
Dick" Reynolds
America
Jesus Christ
Winston
Reynolda
J. Edward Johnston
R. J. Reynolds
Weltman Dies After Paralytic Attack in Hope
C W Weltman longtime Hope merchant died at 8 30 pm Tuesday eight hours after a stroke struck at 12 30 pm in his millinery store on Main Street He was taken to Julia Chester hospital where doctors found his right side paralyzed His wife survives them They came from Fort Worth and he had been a millinery salesman before opening the store He led the Hope and Hempstead County Hospital association and was active in Watermelon Festivals and Southwest Arkansas Fairs Funeral arrangements not announced Tuesday night
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C. W. Weltman
Hope
Weltman
Main Street
Julia Chester Hospital
Weltmans
Fort Worth
Hope and Hempstead County Hospital Association
Southwest Arkansas
Hempstead county vote tally partial results 13 of 38
Partial results from Hempstead county show 13 of 38 precincts reporting. Voters cast varied totals for U S senator Bodenhamer 258 Brough 43 Caraway 317 Miles 22 Kirby 35 Martin 11 Hutton 4 and other statewide and local offices with counts listed.
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Pulaski
Priddy
Blackwood
Futrell
Terral
Reed
Bodenhamer
Hutton
Kirby
Miles
Martin
Caraway
Brough
Columbia
Green
Governor
Huge Crowd Follows 1932 County Stump Tour in Hope
A large Hope crowd packed the county event as candidates for county judge and sheriff presented final pleas. The county treasurer contenders Frank Ward Wash Hutson Charles Routon Charles Reynerson E B Black and J F Stuart drew interest. Circuit clerk hopefuls Miss Lillie Middlebrooks Dale Jones D B Thompson Bonner Barrow spoke next with strong turnout. Representatives Emory Thompson E G Steed Luke Monroe P C Holt I L Pilkinton noted attendance. Sheriff hopefuls Jim Dodson John Wilson Jim Bearden and S M Sutton pledged loyalty and service. Reports say the stump tour attracted more citizens than in years past.
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Lillie Middlberooks
D. B
Dave) Thompson
Bonner A. Barrow
Dale_C. Jones
Chas. Reynerson
Frank Ward
Jim Ford Stuart
Wash Hutson
Chas. F. Routon
Edgar B. Black
Luke F. Monroe
Ernest G. Steed
I. L. Pilkinton
Emory A. Thompson
P. C. Molt
Ward
City of Hope
Belton
Saratoga
Tokyo
McNab
Battlefield
Union
Shower Springs
Cross Roads
Washington
Jaka Jones
Rocky Mound
Columbus
Beard’s Chapel
DeAnn
Hope
Charles Routon
Charles Reynerson
E. B. Black
J. F. Stuart
Miss Lillie Middlebroks
Dale Jones
D. B. Thompson
Bonner Barrow
Ozan
Emory Thompson
E. G. Steed
Luke Monroe
P. C. Holt
Jim Dodson
John Wilson
Jim Bearden
S. M. Sutton
Chilean ash dusts New Zealand sunsets last month
Wellington reports ash from Chilean volcanoes in the upper air caused unusually bright sunsets, extraordinary moon halos and cooler temperatures in New Zealand during the prior month, according to Ernest Kidson, meteorological director of the dominion.
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Wellington
N. Z
New Zealand
Ernest Kidson
Dominion
China Cabinet Resigns Over Manchuria Policy
The Nanking cabinet resigned after Wang Ching Wei refused to withdraw as premier. Wang, head of the Executive Yuan, quit citing the passive stance of Northern authorities on Manchuria. renewed border tensions followed alleged Japanese incursions into Chinese territory.
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Shanghai
China
Nanking
Wang Ching Wei
Wang
Executive Yuan
Manchuria
Stimson Sees Briand Kellogg Pact Easing Far East Tensions
Secretary of State Stimson told the Council on Foreign Relations in New York that the Briand Kellogg pact could peacefully end hostilities by mobilizing public opinion. reactions in Tokyo and Geneva followed the remarks, with Japan interpreting them as an accusation of aggression in Manchuria.
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Tokyo
Geneva
New York
Stimson
Council On Foreign Relations
Far
Eeast
Japan
Manchuria
Polish aviation race to reach 25000 feet at Cleveland event
The 1932 national air races in Cleveland from August 27 to September 7 will feature a vertical altitude race proposed by the Aero Club of Poland. Contestants must climb above 25000 feet, then dive to the start, with two barographs and a thermograph to record height. Col. George Kossowski, a Polish war aviator, will be among entrants.
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Cleveland
The
Aero Club of Poland
Col
George Kossowski
Von Hindenburg Sets Decree Against Political Violence
Berlin authorities announce a new decree by President von Hindenburg to curb political violence. It imposes heavy penalties including the death sentence for acts of political terrorism and creates special courts to enforce the measures.
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Berlin
Germany
von Hindenburgh
County Precinct Vote Totals Across Multiple Jurisdictions
Election returns show precinct by precinct tallies for governor and senator across numerous counties including Little River Washington Pulaski Sevier Ouachita Lafayette Folk and others. Candidates Futrell Priddy Blackwood Terral Priddy and Woodrow lead in various districts with substantial county totals and notable cross county patterns.
Relief Gardens Feed Indiana Unemployed
Indiana uses relief gardens to feed unemployed and part time workers. Purdue University’s H. E. Young reports widespread projects across fifty communities and thirty industries. Industrial gardens total 7,500 plots on 1,000 acres, 21 community gardens cover 784 acres, and 45,000 supervised home gardens span 6,000 acres.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
H. E. Young
Purdue University
Futrell Dominates Governor Race as Caraway Leads Senate
Futrell holds a commanding lead for governor with 12,014 to Terral 5,664 from 39 precincts. Caraway greatly outpaces rivals for the Senate, while Priddy Blackwood Reed and Wilson show notable numbers in early returns from Arkansas precincts.
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Clark
Bodenhamer
Caraway
Miles
Kirby
Brough
Priddy
Blackwood
Futrell
Terral
Reed
Scott
Wilson
Woodrow
Little Rock
Associated Press
Peragould
Tom J. Terral
A. B. Priddy
Russellville
Dwight H. Blackwood
State Highway Commission
Howard A. Reed
W. P. Whipperwill Peas) Wilson
Arley Woodrow
Mena
Caraway Leads Senate renomination race in Arkansas
In the Democratic primary Little Rock returns show Hattie W. Caraway leading by a wide margin with 9096 votes from 10 of 2041 precincts. O L Bodenhamer follows with 4570, Vincent Miles 1871, Charles H Brough 1803, and others weaker.
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Little Rock
Hattie W. Caraway
United States Senate
O. L. Bodenhamer
Vincent M. Miles
Charles H. Brough
W. F. Kirby
W. G. Hutton
Melbourne M. Martin
Local election returns from Arkansas precincts reported
Returns from 145 precincts show lieutenant governor Milwee leading with 2 304 votes, Cazort 1 830, Wilson 1 197, Kimzey 871, Grabier 718, Venable 441. Attorney general Norwood 2 190, Cypert 1 742, Sheffield 1 114. State auditor Humphrey 1 547, Parker 1 133, Hand 584. Mines and manufacturers Page 1 654, Ellison 527, Atkinson 371, Matthews 355. Land commissioner Neal 1 579, Rosser 723, DeCamp 350. Supreme court justice Harris 1 754, Butler 1 569.
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Nevada County
U. S
Bedenhamer
Brough
Caraway
Miles
Kirby
Martin
Hutton
Priddy
Blackwood
Futrell
Terral
Reed
Wilson
Woodrow
Cazort
Grabiel
Kimzey
Milwee
Venable
Norwood
Cypert
Ragsdale
Sheffield
Humphrey
Hand
Parker
Page
Ellison
Matthews
Atkinson
DeCamp
Neal
Rosser
Supreme Court
Butler
Harris
Harper
Craven
Evans
Weaver
Congress
Craig
Parks
Kitchens
Hempstead
Bodenhamer
Gragiel
Little Rock
Grabier
Commissioner Mines Manufactures
Land
Goveurnor
Commissioner of Mines and Manufacturers
Arkansas race results show early lead in lieutenant governor and attorney general contests
In Monroe county based on 88 precincts, Milwee leads lieutenant governor with 1792 votes while Cazort holds 1139 and others trail. Attorney general sees Cypert ahead with 1238 to Norwood 989. State auditor shows Pater leading with 531 over Humphrey 317. Democratic U.S. Senator race early Caraway leading with 6,024 votes from 209 precincts. governor results place Futrell top with 3,734 from 129 precincts.
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Little Rock
R. F. Milwee
Monroe County
Lee Cazort
Wilson
Kimzey
Paul Grabier
Boyd Cypert
Norwood
Sheffield
Ragsdale
Ragsdale. Thirty-nine Precincts For State Auditor
Charley Pater
Humphrey
Roy Hand
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Jones Also Leads
Centerville
Goodlett
McCaskill
Steed
Monroe
Pilkinton
Thompson
Bearden
Hempstead County
H. M. Stephens
Luther F. Higgason
Sheriff—S. M. Suttors
John L. Wilson
Nevada Co
Union, Calhoun
Reynold’s
Seaid
Hope Merchant
Sweeps County
Mrs. Caraway
U. S. Angers
J. M. Futrell
Little River
Governor Priddy
Baxter
Preddy
Ouachita
Fulon
Bodenamer
Marin
Priday
Folk
Boedenhamer
Pulaska
Lee
Sevier
Quachita
Jefferson
Sebastian
Priddys
Crawford
Hot Springs