Arkansas elects Caraway with Huey Long aid in Devil politics
The Hempstead county view notes two major statewide gains as 35 of 38 precincts report. Bodenhamer loses the senate race to Mrs. Caraway while Huey Long’s national campaign influence is credited with Arkansas electing Caraway and shaping other races.
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Miles
Brough
Mrs. Caraway
Huey P. Long
Arkansas
Caraway
Huey Long
Louisiana
United States
Tennessee
New York
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American Legion
Carping
Joe Robinson
Robinson
Carena
Eee
Uey Long
United States Senate
Hattie Caraway
Magnolia
Ark
Thaddeus H. Caraway
Huey
Walker Hearing Opens Before Roosevelt on NYC Mayor Charge
Public hearing on charges of official misconduct demanding Mayor James J. Walker's removal opened in Albany before Governor Roosevelt. Hofstadter committee chief counsel Samuel Seabury led investigations into New York City's government. Supreme Court Justice F Walker Bliss refused to halt the hearing, ruling the governor may hear the charges.
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Albany
N. Y
James J. Walker
New York City
Roosevelt
Hofstadter Committee
Samuel Seabury
Supreme
Empire State
Rebel Leader of Spain Arrested After Quick Rebellion
MADRID Spain's 24 hour monarchist uprising was crushed by the government with the arrest at Huelva of General Jose San Jurjo the fleeing leader. Three of his officers were captured as government troops moved to quell the revolt. More than 1 000 people were arrested and ten were killed.
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Madrip
Spain
Huelva
Jose San Jurjo
Seville
San Jurpe
Water to Waterless: Leon Van Melderet’s Thirst Tale
Houston reports Leon Van Melderet, longtime produce house manager, went 32 years without water while growing up in Ghent Belgium and sampling 20 beers. He came to the United States 35 years ago landing in Pittsburgh Texas when saloons were closed. He now drinks water moderately and says he was never drunk in his life.
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Houston
Tex
Leon van Melderet
Leon
Ghent
Beligum
United States
Pittsburgh
Texas
Hempstead County Weighs State Races Incomplete County tally
Unofficial county totals show 35 of 38 precincts reported in Hempstead with three boxes still outstanding for state races. The round of results lists votes for U S senator, governor, lieutenant governor and other statewide offices across multiple candidates and districts. The County Central Committee is due Friday afternoon to finalize the official canvass.
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Hempstead County
Judge Futrell
Milwee
Cypert
Ellison
Commissioner of Mines, Manufacturers and Agriculture
Bodenhamer
United States
Caraway
Hempstead
County Central Committee
U. S
Brough
Miles
Kirby
Martin
Hutton
Priddy
Blackwood
Futrell
Terral
Reed
Wilson
Woodrow
Cazort
Grabier
Kimzey
Venable
Norwood
Ragsdale
Sheffield
Republicans Rally Behind Hoover For 1932 Campaign
Washington protocol notes say leaders from coast to coast gathered for the notification ceremony in Constitution Hall to pledge support for President Hoover. The event culminates in the delivery of his acceptance speech over a nationwide hookup at 8 15 CST Thursday night.
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Washington
Hoover
Constitution Hall
Antwerp to Ste. Anne link for new Holland tunnel
Belgium will design the Antwerp Ste. Anne vehicular tunnel by the engineers who built New York's Holland tunnel. Construction has begun on the massive crossing linking Antwerp with Ste. Anne.
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Antwerp
Belgium
S “Holland
New York “Holland
Ste. Anne
King on Payroll Sultan of Sulu Paid by U S Government
Washington reports that the United States pays the Sultan of Sulu a substantial salary to maintain peace in the region. The article notes this royal stipend comes from federal coffers as part of imperial-era policy.
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Washington
Sam
Sulu
Milk safety urged by health official at council meeting
Dr. Clarence E. Smith of the U S Public Health Service told City Council and local dairymen that recent typhoid cases likely not from milk but urged strict dairy hygiene. He outlined 35 precautions to ensure pure milk, stressing public sentiment and consumer safety as key to enforcement. J F Garrison of the state health department accompanied him.
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Health Service
John Vesey
Clarence E. Smith
U. S. Public Health Service
United States
U.S
J. F. Garrison
State Department of Health
Dr. Smith
Leads Cypert by 8 000 With Vote Nearly Complete
Toledo report notes Cypert leading by about eight thousand votes as results near finish. A street crime item mentions two sections of sidewalk stolen from Huron Street near Madison Avenue with mayor urging return and minimal inquiry beyond basic details.
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Cypert
Toledo
Ohio
Nayor Add Thacher
Huron Street
Madison Avenue
Add Thacher
Hitler Invited to Berlin Conference
Adolf Hitler arrives in Berlin at the invitation of President von Hindenburg for a conference amid Germany’s constitutional celebrations. Hitler spent Thursday vacationing in the Bavarian Alps as Constitution Day marked the republic’s 13th anniversary.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolph Hitler
von Hindenburgh
Hitler
Turquette Appears Texarkana Winner in Miller County Primary
With about 200 absentee votes remaining and one box undeclared, Sheriff Rufus Turquette seems renominated for a full two year term after his appointment by Governor Parnell. He trails Elam by 23 votes in the remaining boxes but leads overall as votes are counted. Harris and Oliver totals are 716 and 252 respectively.
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Miller County
Rufus Turquette
Parnell
Turquette
Elam
Harris
Oliver
Religious society gains space on tram tickets
A religious group in London protests the omnibus ad policy by booking space on tram tickets for religious texts. The move shifts the focus from drink advertisements to spiritual messages for riders.
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London
Eng
Omnibus
Cazort Clings to Narrow Lead Ahead of Milwee
In Arkansas the lieutenant governor race tightens as Lee Cazort leads R F Milwee by about 1500 votes with 1771 of 2100 precincts reported. Attorney General Hal L Norwood widens his renomination margin over Boyd Cypert to more than 8000 votes with about 200 precincts unaffiliated. Officials expect final canvass Friday to decide and note large totals for Futrell and Caraway in governor and senate races.
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Cazort
Milwee
Norwood
Cypert
Page
Ellison
OWS
Wilson
Arkansas
Little Rock
Lee Cazort
RK. F. Milwee
Monroe County
Hal L. Norwood
Boyd Cypert
Carort
Poinsett
Sharp
Clay
Lawrence
Lawrence Wilson
R. F. Milwee
Kinzey
Grabier
Venable
Sheffield
Ragsdale
Futrell
Caraway
See You Later benefit play rehearsals end at Hope city hall
The cemetery association fundraiser titled See You Later is in final rehearsals for a Friday 8 p.m. show at Hope city hall. A cast of 50 includes youngsters aged 6 to 8 performing songs and dances with Miss Jo Linthicum of Longview Texas providing a modern dancing exhibit. Director Jimmie LaVerre leads the troupe including Robert Young Eleanor Foster and others. The audience area features borrowed seating from the Elks club for comfort.
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Cemetery Association
Hope City Hall
Jo Linthicum
Longview
Texas
Murray’s
St. Louis
Miss Linthicum
Jimmie LaVerre
Royal Diploma for Roumanian Crown Prince Michael
Bucharest reports the Grand P of Roumania crowns Prince Michael king again after two years on the throne. He completed primary school with an average 9.91 out of 10 and received a diploma.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Michael
Meichael
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