Dipping Vat Ruined By Blast In Temperanceville
A dynamite blast destroyed the Temperanceville dipping vat on the Nashville and Center Point highway between 7:30 and 8:00 PM Tuesday. This is the third vat damaged in the Nashville area, with previous attacks on the Williams and Tollette vats. Joe Waters, a carrier on the George Merrell farm, was arrested with a bond of 1000 after a hound led officers to his home. Waters waived arraignment and was sent to grand jury. he denies involvement. Police continue to search for suspects connected to the Willian and Tollett vat bombings.
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Center Point
Naghville
Joe Waters
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Oearly
Stay Malllower
Oscar Reese
Met
Alan Falllowers Garekk
Wailers
Waters
Os A. Tyndall
Spokane Sun God Seeks Record in Big Meet
Spokane Sun God hopes to set a record at a major event as Lyle, Weavelee, Ane, and Che lead entrants. The Spokane Line guides the field with about 280 seats and a ten day to go countdown. The second code they call USO seats prepare for the event while teams await final results.
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Voles Hell
San Weavelee
Spokane
Cas
Atlanta Man Is Steady In Denial
An Atlanta man, charged with killing Martha May Vowel in VIANA, Ga, is described as steady in denial. He faced investigators and reportedly claimed no knowledge of the crime while authorities pursued evidence and coroner findings.
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Atlanta
Cement Plant to Reach Full Capacity Soon
OKAY August 1 large cement works of Arkansas Portland Cement Company near here advances toward full operation. The raw mill runs full time while remaining sections including kilns and finish mills near startup. Dynamite blasts mark quarry progress as spectators are kept away for safety and officials oversee start up and testing of machinery.
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Wear
Arus
Campung Lan
Morse
Denver
Arkansas
Portland
Matthews
Ada
Ola
Tri State Given Bus Franchises in Arkansas
Tri State Trimsik Company receives bus franchise authorization after assessment by the railroad commission. Rules apply to operators serving Lewisville, Stamps, Walden, Hope, and Hall City with routes extended to Mentone and Chilester amid ongoing regulatory review.
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Af Tipe
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Ubis
Daria
Lewisville
Tresenth
Hall City
Chilester
Warrin
Monsicelle
Sis
Witness Before Grand Jury Jailed Over Refusal
A man identified as Mr. Johnson was committed to jail yesterday by the grand jury foreman for refusing to answer questions. He declined to name his source of whiskey purchases. The grand jury also returned an indictment charging Davis, a black man, with assaulting a white girl. Davis is held at Prescott jail for safekeeping.
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Jaohison
Tony
Grand
Davis
Prescott
Clothes Make the Man Safe in a Peculiar Accident
Harvey Mitchell escaped serious harm after being hurled about 30 feet when a milk wagon hit an obstacle. He landed on his neck but, after an ambulance ride, doctors found no injuries. X ray revealed he wore an overcoat three suits of clothes and heavy underwear, cushioning the fall.
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Ban Francisco
Harvey Mitchell
Mitchell
Doctare
Guardsmen Enjoy Watermelon Feed At Armed Forces Day
Arkansas National Guard members from Company A enjoyed a watermelon feast provided by a loyal American Legion Post. The drill night at Camp Pike featured transfers to training as they prepare for events next week. Marylor Newton praised the Legion and expressed appreciation for the community support shown to the guardsmen.
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Arkansas National Guard
Jase High
Loyal American Legion Post
Dboys
Allen Haa
Golling
Canp
Pike
Lindbergh Asked for Aid Because of Wealth
Reports say Charles A Lindbergh received hundreds of personal appeals seeking aid while declining to accept contributions from foreign ministers. The public request for generosity centered on his bravery and generosity, with officials noting his wealth influenced his refusals to accept aid.
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Pet Goose Survives in Polling Poultry Robbery
CHIPPEWA FALLS Wis Aug 16 A pet goose on Weasel farm survives thefts that hit chickens ducks and geese. Neighbors suspected Chantine Ancon with accomplice, Mrs Weasel identifies the goose and flees in fear. Anderson Farm owner plans circuit court trial soon over the incident.
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Chippewa Palls
Wis
Enate
Shevill
Anderson
Weasell
Elinboed
Board of Education Favors Unit Plan
The County Board of Education in Washington Wednesday approved consolidating District 14 and the Columbus Schools into a single unit district. Opponents warned of pursuing the matter in court. The board cited moderate cost and improved school advances for children in the consolidated district. The county board is Todt Butler Le Paisley O Nead and E Hlephons.
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Street Car Strike Takes New Angle in New Orleans
Herbert C. Mlawers, president of New Orleans Public Services, Inc., and 27 motormen faced Recorder's court for violating fly ordinances mandating safety devices on all cars. Affidavits filed after the death of a three year old sparked investigations and reports that safety devices were wired and charged. All accused released on bond of 260 each.
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Graf Zeppelin Shapes Wild Route Into Asia
Berlin report details Graf Zeppelin crossing the Ural into Asia. The air liner, carrying 20,000 pounds of mail and passengers, traced a northern course over the Siberian tundra seeking favorable winds. Radio contacts said all was well as the giant craft neared the Arctic plains.
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China to Resist Russian Invasion
A Reuters dispatch reports the Nationalist government in China instructing its Washington envoy to inform signatories of the Refuge peace pact that Russia has begun an invasion along the Manchurian border. Beijing says it will honor the peace terms but reserves the right to resist armed aggression.
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Pia
Reuter
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Russia
Minnesota County Cheese Industry Center Claims Dominance
Minnesota County claims to be the center of the cheese industry in Minnesota. ENETELD Mina Ass reports over 10,000 pots of milk processed into Jim berger cheese. Wright County asserts central role, while Mayfield quid Tasty houses the two largest Jimberger factories with peak plant capacity taxed to the utmost.
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Wright County
Minnesota
Mayfield
Rhinelander Divorce Case Highlights Social Ties
In a New Rochelle New York case, Kip Rhinelander seeks a divorce from his socially prominent wife Alien Joos Rhinelander. The complaint alleges she coerced him into marriage and used his wealth, with both parties claiming community property status as the split unfolds.
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Las Vegas
N. A
Leonard Rip Rhinelander
New York
Alien Joos Rhinelander
Rhineladerts
Chodhyushfar Ata
N.V. Meager Cunelaui
New Rochelle
N.Y
Boy Yalas Marrage at Port Worth School Lecture
A juvenile in Bentun was reprimanded after turning away from a hused hutie and was disciplined at Bentun school. The incident involved county juvenile officials and followed a prior lecture given to the youth.
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Port Worth
Chin
Tal CB
Bentun
Yo-Yo Contest Winners Get Passes To New Grand
Contest at the New Grand starred by Star theatre promises prizes and a week’s all performances pass for the girl and boy winners. Contestants from the country arrive as yo-yoing plans unfold with plain and fancy toys, oiling and twirling in a non endurance event. Register with Star this afternoon and come early to see the show.
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Frank Horton
Pask Goor
Womack Selects Part of Faculty for Henderson State
President J P Womack of Henderson State Teachers College announced the retention of part of the Henderson Brown College faculty for the first session of the new institution opening in Salenaatee. The listed staff include Service PhD in science Blushfield PhD in education dueck PhD in modern language Troxtor MA in history McKnight MA in education Matt Wills MA in serial sciences Holmes PP in Latin Miss MarySue Mooney MA English Miss Bob Martin MA English P W Turrentine for 10 years head of English granted a one year leave to pursue a PhD at Harvard. The list is not complete and more faculty will be announced. the new faculty aims to meet North Central Association requirements.
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K. PP
Holmes
MarySue Mooney
Bob Martin
P. W. Turrentine
Harvard
Womack
South
North Central Association
Man Admits Guilt But Not Guilty
In Duluth Minn August 16 Oscar Olson a 29 year old dock worker confessed to police that he killed Dorothy Anne who had been missing since last Saturday Three hours later detective Donaldson announced Olson had no connection with the crime Olson had attempted suicide by drowning himself under a railroad trestle He had not been in Minneapolis for months and is said to be demented and heavily drinking under physician care
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Duluth
Minn
Oscar Olson
Dorothy Anne
Donaldson
Olson
Minneapolis
Child Dies From Strange Malady in El Dorado
In El Dorado on August 16, four year old Bob Holmes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Holmes, died after a 20 day battle with purpura hemorrhagica. The illness caused bleeding from the skin pores, with a recent slight improvement followed by a relapse as Vincent angina appeared. Despite blood transfusions and serums and offers of free medical attention from Florida doctors, the child could not be saved.
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Bobby Jane Holmes
Robert Holmes
Vincents Angina
Brooklyn Woman Firebug Victim
Abs. Amy Tratfielt, 44, of Brooklyn, was found severely burned in the rear yard of her home as detectives search for a person believed to have set fire to her clothing with turpentine. Witnesses described hearing nothing until the blaze began. Officers say the victim did not recall any prior threats or names connected to the incident. The fire was contained to her clothing and the yard area.
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York
Amy Tratfielt
Brooklyn
Fratfield Colt
Ask G. O. P. Heads Before Grand Jury
Former Boston mayor J M Curley says national Republican leaders should be summoned before the Suffolk county grand jury to seek a criminal indictment of Louis K Liggett for a report alleging Curley circulated anti Catholic literature to damage the Republican campaign Curley may also seek subpoena of President Hoover as part of the inquiry
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Alderman To Be Hanged Saturday
Alderman James Horace Alderman, 50, the rum pirate, is to be hanged Saturday morning at a Coast Guard seaplane hangar after a two year man hunt. A physician and spiritual adviser will conduct the execution. He was convicted in 1928 for killing coast guards Sydnes Sanderlin and Wievor A. Lands during a gun battle at sea while transporting liquor.
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James Horace Alderman
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Arkansas 4-H dairy team speaks before Rotary club
The Arkansas state dairy demonstration team led by Cobb and Lewal spoke at the Barlow hotel Rotary lunch about their county and district to state success. They won a prize and a trip to the Nation Dairy Show in St Louis this fall. The event drew a large Fayetteville audience during Farm Week at the University of Arkansas.
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Winston Cobb
St. Low
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Ra’s Stalwark
Lynn Smith
George W. Ware
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Feild
Hoer Pigg
M Pigg
Girl Dies Under Wheels of Truck
Ruby Montgomery, 10, of Liberty Oklahoma, died in a Fort Smith hospital from injuries after being run over by a bus used to transport Liberty school children. She was leaving school when the accident happened. Driver Ed Blalock faces no charges at this time.
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Ruby Montgomery
Liberty
Oklahoma
Liberty School
Ed Blalock
Louisiana League Seeks Action on Highway Bonus Funds
The Constitutional League of Louisiana accuses the Long administration of wasteful spending in a letter to Governor Huey P Long. It says it will appear before the State Board of Liquidation as Long seeks authority to sell ten million dollars in highway bonus funds. Former governor John M Parker, league president, asks for the meeting date and notes an inquiry into state department administration.
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Constitutional League
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
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Fong
John M. Parkey
League
Teague
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