Speeches at Chicago Bar Association on federal intervention
The article reports on criminal defense attorneys at a Lieutinois Bar association meeting in Chicago who criticize federal policy and Homer Cummings. William Stewart defends local policing while condemning federal meddling. It argues for renewed local law prestige and possible bar ethics enforcement against defense of known public enemies.
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Aenic
Lieutinois Bar Association
Chicago
William
Stewart
United States
Homer Cummings
Lamage
Saenger Theater
All America
Amerie
Bar Associations of America
Coatily-Rustlers
Viavays
Mother Held in Triple Poison Death of Children
In Little Rock Minnie Rose Jenkins 29 wife of Charley Jenkins a FERA worker was jailed on three murder charges after three of her children died from strychnine poisoning last week. Coroner Dr Lawson C Aday said she admitted buying the poison more than a month earlier and had claimed she bought it to kill herself. She told the porter she bought the poison and her husband later took the bottle.
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Little Rock
Minnie Rose Jenkins
Charley Jenkins
FERA
Puaski Coyunty
Drv
Childress
Wil Well Brought in Near Stuttgart
STUTTGART Ark Fischer test well No 1 located 24 miles south of Stuttgart came in as a producer under heavy pressure at 2 pm Friday Drillers estimated production around 500 barrels daily with gas pressure near 3500 pounds The field is described as the shallowest in the state Drillers aimed to test the bottom before mud clearance Gas and oil flows were capped at once with casing to be set A second well is planned with depth expected between 1300 and 1600 feet Potentially 20 000 acres or more may be developed in a closed area The strike occurred at 965 feet in Clary bourne formation under strong pressure
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Stuttgart
Ark
Vists
Huiters
Clarybourne
Fire destroys landmark hall at College of Ozarks
A fire at the College of the Ozarks in Clarksville Arkansas destroyed a landmark hall once serving as the Cumberland College chapel. The blaze damaged the building and furnishings, with estimated losses around 27500 dollars. Officials expect the hall to be rebuilt.
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Cumberland Hall
Clarksville
Ark
Old Arburghs Cumberland College
College of the Ozarles
All-America Swarm: Minnesota Alabama Stanford Dominate
The tenth annual AP consensus picks crown Minnesota, Alabama, and Stanford as the Big Four stars of 1934 with Lund and Larson earning major honors. Navy, Pittsburgh, North Carolina, Rice, Texas Christian, and Pitt also claim key places as the season’s fiercest contenders highlighted by standout backs and linemen across the nation.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Minnesota
Alabama
Stanford
Rice Iestitute
Texas Christian
Pittsburgh
Naval Academy
Middlewest
Ole South
Texas
Faelsie
Galloplay Gophers
Ohio State
Rige
Colgate
Temple
Columbia
Louisiana State
Southwest
Rice
Southern Methodist
East
Navy
Syracuse
Primedon
Minneoota
Land
Clotiria
Dynamo
Frank
Butch) Larson
Gallopina Gophers
Vertalion
Tuto
Pantry
Gophers
Bill Bevan
Stan Kastka
Julius Alphonse
Bengstan
Widseth
Gopher
Lund
Larson
Fuhlback
Grayson
Pacific Coast
Fred
Suz) Borries
Jaesing
Willa ¢Hill Wallace
Wipfe
Syest
Sparkplug
Tigeroa
Lijavics Forean
Segasl
Arteigh William
California
Stopford
Borrigs
Neva
Coliata
Notre Dune
Barries
Panther
Betsy
Parvis
Senator Robinson Advises Retention of Bankhead Law
Senator Joe T. Robinson, Democratic Leader, urged retention of the Bankhead cotton control plan. He warned no effective substitute for the Bankhead bill has been advanced and cannot assure that new production control legislation can be enacted. Cotton farmers will vote Friday, December 14, on whether to continue or repeal the Bankhead law.
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Litle Rock
Joe T. Robinson
Senate
Iam
Nelson's Slayers Are Given Praise
Chicago report: George Nelson known as Baby Face Nelson was killed by federal agents in Barrington after a standoff. A coroner's jury ruled his death a justifiable homicide, noting agent Samuel Cowley and Herman Hollis died from wounds during the confrontation. Nelson's wife Helen Gillis had previously chosen the undertaker for his burial.
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Chicago
George
Baby Face
Nelson
Wattle
Shvays
Helen Gillis
Wither
Samuel PB. Cowley
Herman E. Holls
Barrington
NEA Service
Eenemy No. 1
Niles Center
A. C. Stolberg
Bill Manderhack
Mrs. H. Vickers 81 Dies at DeAnn Funeral Friday
Mrs. H Vickers age 81 died suddenly Friday afternoon at the home of a daughter in DeAnn. A resident of the area for many years she was a Baptist church member since childhood. Funeral services were held Saturday noon at BeAnn with Rev Floyd Queen. burial in DeAnn Cemetery. Surviving are five daughters Mrs Charles Livingston Center Point Nevada County Mrs WC Woosley Mt Moriah Nevada County Mrs E M Boyett Mrs A M Clarke and Miss Elna Vickers DeAnn.
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Hardy. Vickers
A. M. Clark
DeAnn
Peounty
Atibami
The
Baptist Church
BeAnn
Floyd Queen
Charles Livingstoll
Center Point
Ochard County
WC. Woosley
Mt. Moriah
Nevada County
E. M. Boyett
A.M. Clarke
Elna Vickers
DeAs
Lawyers Deplore Shooting to Kill Policy
Chicago lawyers at the Chicago Bar Association meeting denounced shooting public enemies instead of arrest. They cited Dillinger Floyd and Nelson, urging arrest and conviction as proper law and order, criticizing federal agents and Homer Cummings.
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Chicago
Tliois Bar Association
Palmer House
Guy McGaughey
John Dillinger
Floyd
Nelson
Dillinger
William S. Stewart
Homer Cummings
Stewart
Law and Order
Arizona
Dr Bass Loses First Court Round in Arkansas Case
Dr An drew J Bass a Missouri dentist serving a life term for the slaying of Robert Pearman argues he was not the killer and that Pearman died in Missouri. The Jefferson circuit court ruled it had no jurisdiction to overturn a Benton county murder conviction four years old. Bass claimed he arranged with St Louis gangsters to provide a body resembling Pearman but they killed him in Missouri.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Andrew J. Bass
Columbia
Arkansas
Robert Pearman
Pearman
Jefferson
Owas
Benton County
Bass
St Louis
Missouri
Burke Burial Held for DeAnn Settler at Holly Grove
Funeral services for J. C. Burke known as Jack, a lawowner and ploater settler of DeAnn, were conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at Holly Grove. The Rev. Rogers of Emmet Methodist church led the service. Burke died Thursday night at his DeAnn home at age. He is survived by his widow Beulie, sister W. S. Atkins of Hope, two sons Jesse and Roy of DeAnn, and two daughters Mrs. Wesley Harris of Prescott and Mrs. Burton Ellis of Emmet.
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J. C
Jack
Burke
DeAnn
Holly Grove
Rogers
Emnet Methodist Church
Beulie Burke
Atlins
Hope
Jesse
Roy Burke
Wesley Harris
Prescott
Burton Ellis
Emmet
1934 All American Football Team Wager and Ages
Fragmented OCR lists players by position and college with scattered towns ages and senior status. Notable names include Darrell Lester Stanford, J Berwanger Chicago, Mill Huweil Alabama, Weinstock Pittsburgh, Willian Bowen Minnesota, and guards backs from Fordham and Columbia across multiple institutions.
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Civision Town
Oat
Minnesota
Dylath
Minn
Tarkie Lee
Mabana Nh
Alabama
Pins Bluff
Ark
Robert Grayson
Stanford
Pertand
Ore
Bred Barthes
J. Navy
Senloe Loey Ky H
William Waillace
Rive
Figle Lake
Tex
Freneis Lund
Rice Lake
Wis
Pasilians
Stanford Eaul
Willian Bowen
Minuteselie
Gurdebi
Robinson
Nat
Farm Census to Begin January 2
The Bureau of the Census named 55 district supervisors for the 1935 farm census starting January 2. Arkansas districts cover areas from Searcy to Fort Smith and Camden with supervisors Mrs. Wyonna A. Allison, John E. Joplin, and Okey E. Westfall listed for districts 2, 4, and 6 along with their respective counties.
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Washington
Bureau of the Census
Arkansas
Searcy
Wyonna A. Allison
Batesville
Cleburne
Fulton
Independence
Izard
Jackson
Lawrence
Monroe
Prairie
Randolph
Sharp
Stunt
White
Fort Smith
John E. Joplin
Mena
Crawford
Howard
Little River
Logan
Miller
Montgomery
Pike
Polk
Scott
Sebastian
Vier
Camden
Okey E. Westfall
Ashley
Bradley
Calhoun
Clavis
Columbia
Hempstead
LaFayette
Nevada
Ouachita
Union
Sheriff Force Cut by Pulaski Judge
Pulaski County Judge Coole ordered reduction of deputy collectors in the sheriff and collector offices to six, under the Terry salary act, effective January 1. The nine allowed by law will be reduced as the county installs more than $14,000 in fax billing machines, with the setback of three months’ retention then cutbacks. Judge Cook noted the budget plan kept nine staff for three months, then six, but salaries were claimed up to the maximum under the act. The court upheld the deputies’ back salaries, while Judge Coole criticized high operating costs and pledged tighter expense control.
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Little Rock
Coole Friday
Sheriff Branch
Cook
Circuit Court
Coal
Tf Dt
Oman
Hempstead Robber and Companion Escape at Tucker Farm
Tucker Farm Arkansas report of two short term prisoners fleeing a crew near the State Industrial School for Girls at Alexander. Dallas Dorris serving two years burglary and Bert Waddell, from Hempstead County, serving three years burglary and robbery. Waddell linked to the Blevins bank holdup last May with about $300. Two other Texarkana men also convicted in the Blevins robbery.
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Tucker Farm
Ark
Tucker State Penal Farm
S. Todhunter
Scho
Alexander
Dallas Dorris
Bert~ Waddell
Hemstead County
Blevins
Bert Waddell
Hempstead County
Blevins Bank
Waddell
Cir Poourt
Texarkana
Aerotype Essa fuels rollout boosts car power and start time
More than 30 000 service stations in 18 states and the District of Columbia placed on sale a new gasoline named Aerotype Essa. Standard Oil Company of Louisiana says the fuel, modeled after Fighting Grade Aviation gasoline, is knockless and delivers 20 percent more power, starts cars 54 percent faster, and warms up 1 percent quicker. The fuel is produced from a special virgin crude and will be advertised extensively.
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New York
Ditrict
Columbia
Standard Oi Company
Louisiana
Aerotype Essa
Virgin
Markets Hope Cotton Exchange Markets Hope Cotton Exchange New York
Market quotes show mixed cotton futures at New York and New Orleans with losses noted per bale. Cotton prices drift, soybeans and grains display varied closes while grains, oils, and industry stocks post minor moves and several futures are listed with bid and close figures.
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Minnie Jenkins
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College of Ozarks
Bama
T. C. U. and
PITT
North Carolina
Bankhead
South
Congress
Dr. Bass
J. C. Burke
Tey Lawrence Kelley Shue Cutten
Ae Muvha
Wi Ashington Kenneth Orniston
Chores Galbreath
Utinoy Joseph Bogdandki
Colgdte
Cambeéir Sge
Pulaski
Tucker
Aerotype
Essoys
Hope Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
American Can
AQT & Too
Chrysler General Motors
Socony Vacuum
U. 5
Steel Standard
N. J
Atchi
Jeghorn Wey Reesters
Casy
Ems Beald
Colton Seed Memphis
Jume Bom
Muanphis
Dee Uhdan
Raules
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