Fragmentary Local Snippet with Names and Travel Mentions
Fragmentary readable lines note names such as Mrs W T Gorham and Mrs C E Chelstopher. Mentions a two week eastern tour to Memphis Ashville Washington Philadelphia and New York. Several residents and visitors are listed including Mr and Mrs Jim Bachelor of Shardin and Miss Charlotte Stuart en route home from Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Gorham
Memphis
Tenn
Ashioville
N. C
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
New York City
C. E
Chelstopher
Texarkana
Misa Charlotte Stuart
K. G. McRae
Hot Springs
Jack Meek
Bradley
Miss Stuart
Her Pont
Glennie Graham
Graham
Threw Rivers
Michigan
Flapper, Fanny Names: Local Notices Of Travel And Visit
Flapper Fanny reports on guests and trips as several locals travel for visits and vacations. Mrs Max Cox heads to Port Macor for six weeks, Miss Mattie Evans plans a Little Rock start to Hollywood, and the Swankes vacation in Milwaukee with Chicago World Fair en route. Others journey to Gadsden Arkadelphia Malvern and St Louis while World Fair plans and hospital news appear among daily life notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Cox
B. Shapey
Port Macor
Mich
Arthur Swanke
Meg
Karl Swanke
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Chicago
Kiwanis Leader Is Guest of City Hope Event
Kiwanis lieutenant governor Claud Faulhaber attended Hope Kiwanis Friday night, delivering remarks on civic club goals and collaboration with Rotary. The event, led by President Charles Dann Gibson, featured Rev. G. F. X. Strassner, and Rotary district governor Fred Keller, with invitations extended to Missouri-Kansas-Arkansas Kiwanis convention attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Faulhaber
Jinbor
Honelub
Charles Dann Gibson
FP. X. Strassner
Strassner
Mmbers
Fred Keller
Arkansag
Rotary International
Rotary
Hope Club
W. S. Atkins
Findhaber
Missouri-Kansas- Aransas Kiwanis
Excel Ruushpud Springs
14th Straight for Schoolboy Rowe Wins 2-0 Shuto ut
Detroit pitcher Schoolboy Rowe, aged 22 from Mle Dorado Arkansas, stretched his American League winning streak to 14 with a 2-0 shutout over the New York Yankees. Despite falling on third base, he steadied after wildness to strike out 11 in a doubleheader finale that drew 43 571 fans and tied the AL record pace with Joe Wood Walter Johnson and Bob Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lynnoail
Rowe
Detroit
Mle Dorado
Ark
New York Yankees
Joe Wood
Walter Johnson
Bob Grave
Tigers
Norwood Concedes in Tie up at January Election Contests
The vote tally shows Bailey 127,143 to Norwood 118,969 with over 246,000 counted official and unofficial. Phillips county central committee debates vote irregularity claims and continues absentee ballot counts as part of the certification. Vernon Gomez and the Yankees shut out the Tigers 5 0 in the opener of the series, while Rowe tops a New York win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Wood
Phillips County
Phillips County Central Committee
Nnimate
Democratic
Vernon
Gomez
Tigers
Vic Sorrel
Yankee
New York
Mames
Rowe
Yankees
Bob Grove
Parker Declines Withdrawal Amid Arkansas Runoff Controversy
Parker declares he will not withdraw from the state auditor race after a crowded primary. He cites concerns over runoff rules and the public right to vote, urging supporters to back his bid on August 28. The lengthy county totals and campaign notes reflect a close race with Humphrey and Parker leading in early returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iateMey
Norwood
Bailey
J. Oscar Humphrey
Arkansas
Ashley
Charles Parker
Camden
Baxter
Parrish
Lake Village
Benton
Humphrey
Boone
Parker
Bradley
Cairo
Imary
Carrolco
Humphreys
Clay
Cleburne
Cleveland
Hranleli Tenis
Atian
Garland
Grant
Yankees
Greene
Hempstead
Bosal
Rowe
Hot Spring Vox
Bill Dickey
Howard
Babe Ruth
Independence
Ben Tard
Ladi Chapman
Art
Lou Gerig
Jefferson
Suitzyaver
Johnson
George Selkirk
Gutfielder
Latuyoule
Lawrence
Gay
Steven
Lincoln
Rives
Lugin
Ioffer
Adler
Perry
Phillips
Livy
Surieli
Praiziv
Pulaski
Randal
Baber
Searey
Sevier
St Franeiy
Seton
Washington
Weinholt
Austria condemns three more to death in Nazi plot case
In Vienna, amid a wartime trial, one Austrian Nazi plotter was sentenced to death and 14 to life imprisonment. A co-conspirator was executed and others were sent to ordinary courts. The group faced charges of smuggling explosives and weapons into Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
AY Dinsbruel
Louisiana solons push for regional realignment over Mississippi
State lawmakers advocate inviting parishes and adjacent regions drawn into a territorial dispute to join Mississippi. The proposal argues that eastern Louisiana should be part of Mississippi to stabilize funding for New Orleans and address a fishing and cannery issue raised by the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Iras
Long
Kidnaped Preacher Is Freed Saturday
Nashville police report evangelist Askew of North Carolina was kidnapped Tuesday and freed Saturday after being abducted from a car on the Nashville edge at daylight while en route from Goldsboro to Smithfield. Three abductors allegedly dragged him from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Askew
North Carolina
Goldsboro
Smithfield
N.C
Keller to Speak to Men's Class at First Methodist Church
Keller to speak to the Men’s Bible class of First Methodist church at 9:45 Sunday morning as part of his official Hope Rotary club visit Friday night. Keller, Venexsboro schools superintendent and Arkansas Rotary district governor, will address the class. editor notes both he and WP. Me Paddin are Missouri School of Journalism alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frei Keller
Venexsboro
Arkansas Rotary
Christian Church
Willpeak
First Methodist Church
Questionable 1856 Little Rock plea sparks primary law debate
fragmented text notes a candidate's suggestion of withdrawing from a race due to expense and a vow to let voters decide by majority. it mentions a proposed second primary law aimed at preventing minority rule, labeling it unfair and un-American while implying the candidate would not pursue a second campaign if not convinced of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Our Lady of Good Hope Church Sunday Services Announced
Our Lady of Good Hope Church announces Sunday morning services at 10 55 featuring Sons of God by Faith sermon topic The Invincible Life and Bible stories at 8 30 and 7 30 Benediction. Miss Josephine Cannon violin solo and organ numbers by Mrs Wellborn. Evening service at 8 on the church lawn with pastor sermon and youth meetings at 7 18. Church school at 9 45. Frank Keller discusses with men in the young men room.
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Pies Methodist’ Church
Sons of God
Church Lawn
First Baptist Wallace Rogers to preach and baptize Sunday
Pastor will preach at both services Sunday and administer baptism in the evening. Many await baptism and should come prepared. Regular services resume with Sunday school at 4 45 worship at 10 55 BT S Y P U at 7 pm and evening worship and baptism at 8. The First Christian church has Rev Guy D Holt from Memphis preach at all services Sunday morning at 11 and evening at 7 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace R. Rogers
Pastox
Hallas
Bt.s. Ob.y.p.u
Guy D. Holt
Memphis
Idem
P Dean Returns to the Cardinals
Paul Dean, the quieter half of the pitching Deans, rejoined the St. Louis Cardinals after apologizing for a misunderstanding with Manager Frankie Frisch. Dizzy Dean remained estranged, seeking mediation from baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis. Paul acknowledged his fault for refusing Detroit and field duties, was fined $50, Dizzy $100, and both suspended indefinitely for failing to wear uniforms after the fines were administered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Paul
Cardinals
Dizzy
Frankie Frisch
Chicago
Kenshaw Mountain Landis
Frisch
Patti
Detroit
Sam Breadon
Cardinal
Arkansas election plea from candidate amid late primary
A political figure addresses independent voters in Arkansas, signaling confidence in late primary support and urging friends and supporters to back him. He emphasizes independence from other races and pledges loyalty to followers of his ally Bob Parrish, while soliciting broad backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Bob Parrish
Voice of a Challenger in a Political Race
A candidate appeals for voter openness to a new entrant, arguing the opponent has held office too long and is not aligned with Democratic Principles. The challenger vows to stay in the race and urges supporters to express mercy at the polls, promising Charlie Parker will continue the fight until every vote is counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Parker
Sheriff Campaign Thanks Voters for Fair Primary
The speaker expresses gratitude for support in Tuesday's primary, noting a fair and clean race with no unfair practices. The message centers on appreciation for backers and observers of the sheriff campaign.
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Jim Bachelor
Sharidin
Mir
D. R. Williams
TG. Wylie
Hester Wylie
John Chivington
M. H. Baliey
Sidney Parker Davis
Prescott
City
J. G. McCoy
Fanny
Mrs. J. ¥. Hern
Little Bock
Mike Louise Dailey
Browne Dhl
Wil
Howard Stewart
Sperkting
Ian Morada
Jon
J. G. McCroy
Bop
Stewart
Grassy Lake
Mattie Evans
Athos Whiners
Hollywood
Calif
Ray Cambie
Gadsden
Ala
Bessie Green
Yollie Reed
Arkadelphia
Carrie Nash
Malvern
Miss Pearl Monts
Julia Chester Spital
Walter E. Hussman
Relalives
Hussman
Robert Rye Hussman
Charting Hutson
Mrs. Hutson
Josephine Hospital
RE. Hotcher
N. Nel St
Hope Fruik Co. Store
J. W. Parsons Shoe Repair Shop
South Main Street
Harry W. Shiver Phumbing
rMme
Mamie Smith
Hee
Povwniuune News
Kiwanis
Claude Faulhaber
Tred Keller
Mr. Smith
Malea Theatere Toe
Peed Nowlin
Rick
Earl Whitehill
Senators
TG Ceretemen
Shmow
Wae Alecentt
Baattle
Miriam Hopking
Paramount
Bing Crosby
Louisiana
Solons
Tennessee
Keller
Tonesboro
M. Mm
Our Lady of Good Hope
First Baptist
P. Dean
The
Fall Pint Kitchen
Wand Letton
Lotlog
Latimer
Briant’s Drug Store
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Hempstead County
W. Aubry Lewis
Theo P, Witt
South Mata
Pines
the Pines
Collier’s Lake
Wade Kitchens
Candiate
Congress
Dewey Hendrix
Wilsco
Clarence E. Baker
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