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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
2
Fragmented text notes barley development and barley varieties in the United States. Mentions past grain initiatives and a milestone related to field tests and crop department references. Indicates barley planting occurred within the United States a long time ago.
In Dorado on August 2 a Private attached to a unit reports a disturbing incident at sea involving Willie archon and a Negro mechanic. The event drew attention from wives and local officials. Details remain unclear as investigators pursue the truth about a life at risk and duties in the area.
The piece surveys numerous players linked to major league success and failure, noting Jessi VeTSiLy and stars like Thorpe and Caldwell from Yale and other colleges. It contrasts how some multi sport stars excel in football yet struggle in baseball, with examples from minor leagues to the majors and college pipelines, reflecting on athletic versatility and consistency.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a conversation about President Hoover's potential attendance at a World Series game. References mention the Mack brothers, 1928 Washington ventures, and hope for Hoover as a guest at the 1929 World Series, with cautious tone about economic and league adjustments.
Zach Wheat delivered a strong performance in the WS trip securing scoring for the team. Final results show Wheat contributing to the late push as the squad completed the game with high effort and zod ducing remaining bagg.
Republican leaders in Alabama endorsed assisting Senator Heflin and independent candidate Locke as part of a plan to shift votes away from Democrats. A 46 point resolution to eliminate the Republican ticket was adopted unanimously, while another urged electors to vote their conscience. Delegates argued Republicans could gain influence by courting Democratic support in key counties and districts.
Lawful Larceny is shown at the Saenger Theatre today as an absorbing entertain ment piece. It features Bebe Daniels in a new powerful dramatic play about a wife who turns against a siren who stole her husband, adapted from a former stage success. The production includes former stage celebrities like Lowell Sherman Olive Tell and Kenneth Thompson.
The platform endorsed the Eighteenth Amendment farm relief and organized labor. It cited Alabama tax rises and Democratic administrations’ extravagance as causes for alarm. C Swann of Mobile, state chairman, and C B Kennanier of Birmingham, secretary, were re elected.
Budapest reports Count Geza von Eglevitch, a Hungarian nobleman, died of apoplexy while the sheriff seized his furniture to satisfy a court judgment. The sheriff, unable to reach the lawyer by phone, was forced to withdraw temporarily. the coroner must hold an inquest before proceedings resume.
H H Colliver, an employee of a local dairy, suffered frozen hands while cleaning frost from cooling coils in the refrigeration room as a heat wave kept the thermometer near the 100 mark. The report notes Sweden has seen a 130 percent rise in annual water use since 1913.
Rev H A White, pastor in Arkansas, reports months of gastrid indigestion dizziness and constipation. He claims Sargon pills revived his vigor and liver function, resulting in a 19 pound weight gain and improved health. Ward & Son are listed as agents.
FEIPING Aug 2 A prominent Chinese leader group is jailed by Peiping police for forming an assassination corps accused of killing Left Wing Kuomintang leaders. Huang Poyao, linked to General Chiang Kai-shek, allegedly organized murders in Shanghai and Canton and plotted to kill Wang Ching-wei, who stayed in Hongkong awaiting unity talks. Wang, Chiang’s main rival inside the Kuomintang, has long feared assassination. Shanghai and Canton are cited as sites of prior actions. The article notes Chinese press claims Chiang removed opposition via ruthless methods, while opponents label the piece as contentious political propaganda.
In Warsaw Indiana experts warn the Camadian Thistle invades the Tay area affecting the surrounding district. The study notes the weed spreads rapidly and may impact farming work and land use. Authorities urge farmers to monitor fields and take early control measures.
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