Election fraud charged in Crittenden County amid Arkansas primary
Protests over the democracy of Charles wine nominee for St. Francis to judge and the legality of eight Crittenden County central committee members will be heard Thursday in Forrest City. Fleming, a former St. Francis representative, is accused of voting for Hoover and backing the Republican cause. Two committeemen face accusations of illegal votes in the Arkansas primary. In Texas, Miriam Ferguson led Gov. Sterling by small margins in the Democratic gubernatorial runoff after tabulations from 219 of 254 counties, with 35 counties still due.
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Little Rock
Charles Wine
St. Francis
Arkansas
Crittenden County Central Committee
Forrest City
Democratic State Central Committee
Fleming
Forres City
Hoover
Twe Crittenden
Arkanas
St. Francis County
Dallas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Sterling
Iena
Ee Oe
Tex
Miriam
Ferguson
Ross
Texas Election Bureau
Texas
Doe
Vote
F. Hening
Clarksville suit contesting nominating race filed
In Clarksville Arkansas W J Morrow files a circuit court suit to contest the renomination of Audrey Strait Morriston for the Fifth District Prose Suling Alley amid the local political contest entered Tuesday by opponent W J Morrow of Clarksville.
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Clarksville
Ark
Audrey Strait
Morriston
W. J. Morrow
Shannon Body Continues Probe Before Shannon Committee
At a New Orleans hearing the Federal Farm Board and cotton associations faced questioning. C O Moser of the American Cotton Co operative Association presented a summary defense asserting cooperatives did not lose any government money. Oscar P Green a cotton manufacturer charged the cooperative associations with slander of his firm.
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New Orleans
Federal Farm Board and
Shannon
C. O. Moser
American Cotton Co-operative Association
Farm Board and Cotton Co-operative Associations
Ivate
Oscar P. Green
Cotton Cooperative Associations
Storks to Face Magnolia Tuesday Afternoon
The Hope Storks travel to meet Magnolia on Tuesday afternoon with unclear pitching plans. Manager Coop announced Gurdon would visit for a game Thursday at Fairpark. Gurdon is noted as a strong squad this season and recently edged the Storks in a 12 inning thriller at Gurdon Jamond.
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Hope Storks
Magnolia
Coop
Gurdon
Fairpark
Storks
Farm produce reaches Des Moines as picket line collapses
Des Moines reports the final farmer picket line was broken by a sheriff's force and armed truck drivers. They moved through to bring produce into the city, ending a holiday protest aimed at pushing higher prices by blocking marketing.
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Des Moines
German Reichstag elects Hermann Goering president
Berlin reports Hermann Wilhelm Goering, a top Nazi lieutenant and Richtofen squadron commander, elected president of the Reichstag. Clara Zetkin calls for impeachment of President Von Hindenburg and Chancellor Von Papen, accusing them of constitutional violations. Hindenburg agrees to support Papen's program and potential emergency decrees.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Adolf Hitslers
Richtofen
Reichstag
von Hindenburg
von Papen
Clara Zetkin
Florida Tropical Storm Barely Touches South Florida
A tropical storm brushed south Florida with minimal damage as it moved from the Atlantic toward the Gulf of Mexico. The center was near Fort Myers early Tuesday and debris littered streets in several nearby cities.
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Miami
South Florida
Everglades
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Myers
Hope Schools Prepare to Open With Tuition Charged
Hope public schools will open September 19 under Miss Beryl Henry. Nonresident pupils must pay tuition: $5 for Senior High, $4 for Junior High, $3 for Elementary. Nonvacinated students must be vaccinated before enrollment. Six-year-olds must enroll within two weeks. Classification days to be announced. A long list details the teaching staff and principals across Hope district schools.
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Hope
Beryl Henry
Hope Special
Henry R. Milburn
Glen J. Durham
T. M. Jones
C. R. Wilkin
J. Bruce
Whitfield Cannon
Margaret Bell
Martha Jean Winburn
Elizabeth Rogan
Grace Hudson
Ida May Cannon
Roy Stephenson
Martha Virginia Stuart
Cornelia Whitehurst
Ruth Taylor
Irma Dean
N. W. Denty
Mabel Ethridge
Oglesby
Mina May Milburn
Bessie Green
Nellie Porter
Helen McRae
Virginia Godbold
W. P. Harman
Freida Green
Brookwood
C. L. Renfro
Lanky Callicott
David Davis
Louise Owens
Mel
Fruitarian Hospital Planned for London
A fruitarian hospital is planned in London to heal and prevent illness through diets and medicines or fruit and fruit juices. All patients will be treated by dieticians and physicians who specialize in fruit treatment for ailments.
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London
Picket lines and tonal mix mark Iowa farm strike nights
Bruce Catton reports from Sioux City on Iowa farmers striking to push price gains. Pickets guard three crossings on both sides of the Missouri River with 40 to 200 men nightly, wearing blue overalls and battered hats, creating a mix of grimness and humor as trucks try to move produce.
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Farmers “Army
Sioux City
Iowa
Lnes An Bann
151 Pound Melon Sets Hempstead County Record
A 151 pound triumph variety watermelon was brought to Hope by M. E. Tate living near Washington. It edges Hempstead county’s yearly melon record, surpassing J. A. Porterfield’s 130 pounder shown earlier. Tate also displayed a 128 pound melon. Both fruits came from Dr. A. C. Kolb’s farm and are on display at Monts Seed store.
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Hope
M. E. Tate
Washington
Mr. Tate
Hempstead
J. A. Porterfield
Jones Issues Call For Football Men
Coach Teddy Jones calls all football candidates to meet at the high school Wednesday at 1 30 to receive uniforms. Practice begins Thursday with 30 minutes of skull drill each morning and afternoon training. About 50 boys expected first day. only eight letter-men. Season opens with Dierks here September 16.
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Teddy Jones
Jones
Dierks
Relative of Hope Persons Drops Dead in Waco
O. L. Hargraves 63 relative of Mrs. G. R. Breedlove Mrs. J. F. Porterfield and Mrs. Roy Anderson of this city died Monday night at his home in Waco Texas. Survived by widow Emma Jones of this city. Funeral services set for 11 o'clock Wednesday morning in Marshall Texas.
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O. L. Hargraves
G. R. Breedlove
J. F. Porterfield
Roy Anderson
Waco
Texas
Hargraves
Emma Jones
Marshall
Senator Davis Pleads Guilty In Lottery Conspiracy Case
New York reports Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania admitted guilt on two indictments for distribution and sale of lottery tickets and conspiracy linked to the Loyal Order Micos, of which he heads nationally. He was released on $1,000 bail pending sentence.
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New York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Fais
Loyal Order Micose
Equalization Board Finishes Local Review in Hope
Hempstead County Equalization Board chaired by R A Carrigan reviews farm and personal property values at Hope City Hall and moves to Washington to resume work. Board expects a slight decline in assessed valuations after final check. No city property review this year due to alternating schedule.
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Hempstead County Equalization Board
R. A. Carrigan
Ozan
A. H. Wade
Blevins
S. F. Huntley
Hope
City Hall
Washington
Tegement
Www
Contest filed over Howard County sheriff election
R. S. Bob Peek files suit challenging the Howard County sheriff result. The central committee’s absentee ballot count initially gave Peek the lead, then a recount after request by Dildy restored Dildy’s lead. Peek seeks a recount of votes he says were improperly discarded.
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Nashville
Ark
R. S
Bob) Peek
Howard County
Dildy
Peek
Central Committee
Largest Vote In History Of Arkansas Cast In State Primary
A Secretary of State tally shows 274,226 votes cast in Arkansas Democratic primary for governor nomination, the largest in state history. Lee Cazort led the lieutenant governor race by 2,037 votes over R. F. Millwee.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Secretary of State
Lee Cazort
R. F
Millwee
Night club impresario Dickerman folds amid debts in New York
Don Dickerman, famed creator of Greenwich Village atmosphere night clubs, seeks bankruptcy as creditors arrive. Once a beacon for tourists and artists, his ventures from the Pirate's Den to Heigh-Ho and Country Fair faltered with waning crowd interest and mounting losses. Rudy Vallee helped launch his rise. now Dickerman estimates five worn suits as worldly goods and laments “business is terrible.”
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New York
Greenwich Village
Dickerman
William Beebe
Yesteryear
Rudy Vallee
Arthur Brisbane
McClelland Barclay
George Palmer Putnam
Smart
Vallee
Rudy
Pirate’s den
Spot
Edna Millay
Floyd Dell
Max Eastman
Romany Marie
Bobbie Edwards
Blue Horse
Country Fair
Hope Loses Golf Match To Prescott
Hope Golf club was defeated by Prescott in nine matches Sunday at Prescott with Hope winning two and Prescott seven. Ladies matches were won by Hope. Tully Henry led with a 75 for 18, while W S Jones 78 led Prescott.
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Hope Golf Club
Prescott
Hope
Tully Henry
W. S. Jones
O. G. Hirst
Tom Bemis
Sidney Stanford
Hervey Bemis
Katherine Buchanan
Proxima Centauri The Sun's Nearest Neighbor
Proxima Centauri is the closest star to Earth located in the Centauri constellation. It appears at about 10th magnitude and lies roughly 43 light years away.
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Proxima
Centauri
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Edna Glover
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