Fuller Claims GOP Voters Backed Ellis in Arkansas Primary
Rep Claude A Fuller of Arkansas says about 5000 Republicans voted against him in the August 9 primary due to his New Deal stance. He reports being urged to contest State Senator Clyde J Ellis's party nomination after Ellis won by 111 votes in official county certifications dated August 13. Fuller states friends pressed for contest actions but no decision is made.
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Little Rock
Claude A. Fuller
Arkansas
Fuller
Clyde J. Ellis
Ellis
Thrive
Distriet
L Institute
Local Schools to Open New Year on Sept 19 Hope Public School
The Hope Public School will open for regular class work on Monday September 19 after a week of student classification and free-text book checkout. Vaccination for smallpox will be required before enrollment and first-time pupils must complete entry steps.
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Hope Public Schoolx
Bery Henry
Brookwood
Paisley
Ogiesby
Faces Trial for Johnson's Death
In Murfreesboro Arkansas Charles Ashley was ordered held for the September term of circuit court on a manslaughter charge in the automobile accident death of Bert Johnson known as the Arkansas Peach King. Ashley posted a $400 bond at a hearing before Justice F. F. Canter for his appearance in circuit court.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
Charles Ashley
Bert Johnson
Justice of the Peace
F. F. Canter
Ashley
Two Watches Misaligned by Time Gains and Losses
A jeweler set two faulty watches yesterday after winding them together. One gains 2 minutes per hour while the other loses 1 minute per hour. Today the first is one and a half hours ahead of the second. Determine the start time yesterday.
New High Temperature Record At Fruit & Truck Branch
A heat wave marked a new summer record as the merury rose to 104 degrees Thursday at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station. By 3 pm Friday the reading reached 103, with earlier daily highs listed as Monday 100 Tuesday 112 Wednesday 102 Thursday 104 Friday 103.
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Fruit & Truck Branch
Election Contest Recesses a Week in Hempstead County
After a full week of testimony in the Hempstead county election contest, the Hempstead circuit court sitting at Hope city hall recessed Friday noon until next Friday September 2. Additional evidence was heard Friday morning, but with noon adjournment many attendees left. A conservation meeting was held Friday afternoon at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station. Liquid skim milk or buttermilk is a valuable supplement in the regular ration of hens during the summer and helps keep them in condition.
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Hempstead
Hempsted
Hope City Hall
Jojedt
Fruit& Truck Branch Experiment Station
Police Fire On Crowd In Tel Aviv Market Attack
A bomb exploded at a crowded vegetable market in the biblical city as dawn broke, killing Arabs and wounding many. Police opened fire on an enraged crowd and troops were sent to restore order amid attacks on banks, shops, and Jewish pedestrians. ten Jews were hospitalized.
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Jappa
Palestine
Bat Kerously
Bibilcal
Dob Mle
Barclay’s Bank
Anglo-Palestine Bank
Waylid Ov
alleJdewshc
Tel Aviv
A Thought To Err Is Human To Forgive Divine
A fragmented line hints at a proverb about human error and divine forgiveness, reflecting a philosophical or religious reflection.
Cotton Market Report From New Orleans Opens Friday
New Orleans cotton trading opened at 89 and closed steady. Spotcotty firm, up 10 points, while middling price registered 8.79.
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New Orleans
Boi
Spotcottey
Mexico land seizures prompt call for fair payment and arbitration
The United States urged Mexico to stop expropriations without adequate compensation and proposed two paths: inter‑American arbitration or monthly installment payments while a joint American‑Mexican committee valuates seized properties. The note warned that confiscation would undermine international trust and threaten civilization.
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Washington
United States
America
State Department
Mexica
Eseraya
Hall
Mie
Maiman
Hull
Perssons
Aryamont Fantastic
Tela
Western Hemisphere
Posville
Mesiu Iinwinng
Tay
Tammany Crest Under Boss Tweed Swindle Records Highlight Era
A historical look at Tammany Hall’s rise under Boss Tweed from 1867, detailing graft estimates of 45 million dollars and broader tax schemes. The piece recounts Nast’s cartoons fueling reform, Tweed’s arrest, and his eventual imprisonment, with notes on exile and subsequent political fallout.
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Tammany
Crest
Boss Tweed
Willis Thornton
NEA
New York
Tammany Hall
Fernando Wood
Bors
William Marcy Tweed
Tweed
Nast
New York Times
Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
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IR7
Tamimany
Dietary
Eis Wi
City Hall Park
Ileveel
Wahmoat
France
Canada
Oukrey
Mnayor
Willian F. Havemeyer
Levi
Blackwell's Island
Luadlaw Street
Shain
Czech Is Target of German Envoys Concessions Move
Prague reports indicate Germany may back Sudeten German demands if no quick solution is reached, while new Czech government concessions to the minority are discussed. Viscount Runciman met with Sudeten German delegates to outline potential terms, though no attack was planned.
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Czech
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Cxchoslnvak
Germany
Viscount Runciman
Sudeten Germany Party
Hungary Bends To Nazi Germany On State Visit
During Regent Horthy’s state visit to Adalé Hungary aligned with Germany. The Little Entente– Romania, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia—warned that Hungary may join the German navy and economies as Berlin showcases force, signaling breach of Trianon and Versailles limits and a strategic Balkan foothold.
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Germany
Hungary
Hans Birians
Nicholas Horthy
Adalé
Little Entente
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Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
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Horthy
Janu
Hitler
Balkans
Wife of Howard County Judge Succumbs at 57
Mrs. Ella Sue Merrell, 57, wife of Howard County Judge Alger Merrell, died Friday in Nashville Arkansas.
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Howard County
Nashville, Ark
Ella Sue Merrell
Alger Merrell
Laundry Installs Butler Unithrift System at White Star
Cook's White Star Laundry installs the Butler Unithrift System from Butler Manufacturing in Kansas City to clean and press, eliminating hazards. Foreman changes include J. B. Baugh from Crow's Laundry and William Evans from Madisonville joining as new foremen, with families relocated to Hope. Public opening planned for next week.
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Cook
White Star
Butler Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
Butler
Fred Cook
J. B. Baugh
Crow's
Texarkana
William Evans
Madisonville
Texas
Hope
U S Protest Over Chinese Airliner Attack
Tokyo reports Ambassador Grew protested to Japan over the destruction of a Chinese American airliner by Japanese warplanes near Canton. The incident prompted U S officials to condemn the attack amid tensions in South China, with formal diplomatic démarches noted.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Joseph C. Grew Fridaught
Canton
South Ching
Roosevelt says he and Farley in complete agreement
President Roosevelt stated at a press conference that he and James A. Farley are in complete agreement on the political situation in every state where the New Deal is at issue. Farley urged a Maryland campaign to defeat Senator Millard Tydings, an administration opponent seeking renomination.
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N. Y
Ipi
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
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Farley
Maryland
Millard Tydings
Workers Alliance
WPA
WPA Emo Nloyes
Star on Sunday to Photograph Students Leaving for College
Hope city hall lawn will host a 2 PM group photograph of Haye trade territory students leaving for college this fall. Hope Star will publish it in the Back to School Edition with no charges. Last year’s picture set a precedent. Prescott and other outlying towns are invited to participate.
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Hope City Hall
Hope Star
te'Star
Prescott
Hope
Farmers pack meeting as Sen Miller speaks on soil district
About 400 farmers and townsmen heard Soil Conservation Service officials and U S Senator John E Miller explain the plan for a farmer sponsored soil conservation district. Miller, touring the area, appeared at Prescott, the Hope experiment station in Hope, and Lewisville, outlining referendum requirements and potential formation of the Terre Stauge and Bodcaw Creek district.
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Soil Conservation Service
United States
John E. Miller
Searcy
Miller
Prescott
Lewisville
E. B. Matthews
Little Rock
Senator Miller
W. J. Sargeant
Fort Worth
Glenn Riddell
Dale McGregor
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Hope-Prescott-Lewisville
Friavis
Rotary
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Rotary Club
Glenn E. Riddell
Harvey D. Booth
State Highway Department
Lloyd Spencer
J. R. Henry
L. F. Higgason
Steve Carrigan
H. L. Lemley
All of Hope
Sen
Texas
Hope
Hope CCC
James W. Sargent
SCS
B. A. Mobley
D. M. Cyber
Roy Rogers
O. F. Ruggles
J. L. Goodbar
Hope Project
Alten Coc
Camp Alton
Higgeson
Senator Milley
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W. C. Braeshier
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