Christmas Plans and Club Notices From Texarkana
Merry Christmas activities fill local circles with reports of Womans Auxiliary circles meeting at homes, U D C chapter details, and a lively Christmas program including a reading of Christmas in the Old South and gifts for veterans. Also noted are elections for Hope Chapter OES and a bridge party hosted by Mrs. R B Franklin with guests from Camden and Texarkana travel plans for Mary Greening’s Dallas visit.
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Pat Cleburn
Gorge Robison
East
Wilbutt Suis
Dixie
Robert Kennedy
R. W. Cobb
J. H. Yeager
Camden
C. C Lewis
R. B. Franklin
South Main Street
Jack Bush
Louisiana Contest Sparks Battle Over Citizens Elevation
The article reports on a disputed Louisiana election where Long faction candidate was described as elected unopposed in a fake election. Mrs Kemp admits disrupting advisers and proposes canceling the election if the citizens’ elevation is also canceled. Governor Alten cites no time for primaries and calls for an orderly restart.
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Long
Kemp
0. K. Alten
Expect Bond Deal Involving Bondholders Approval
State Bank Commissioner Marion Wasson chairs a subcommittee that says bondholder representatives in talks since Tuesday must secure bondholder approval before any program can be completed. The subcommittee will report findings and recommendations to the refuttling committee, which must send them to Governor Putrellani.
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Marion Wasson
Putrellani
Bribery Suspected in Rum Smuggling Shootout
EL PASO Texas Acting on information Mexican fiscales had collected the customary fee from a band of Ilaquor smugglers who engaged US border patrolmen in a deadly gun fight on the Rio Grande. Nick Collyer district director planned to confer with high Mexican officials in Juarez about the reported bribery. Alamis said smugglers waded the river and were challenged by border patrolmen, a clash that left two smugglers Francisco Gonzales Higinios Perez dead on the Mexican side. Border patrolman Joven Milton was shot dead and smuggler Francisco Mosqueda was wounded. A lengthy note on visitors to Hope Arkansas follows.
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EL Paso
Texas
Mexican Fiscales
United States
Rio Grande
Nick D. Collyer
Immigration Border Patrol
Juarez
Heriberto Alamig
Fiscnses
Mexican Fiscale
Alamis
Alamig
Francisco Gonzales
Higinios Perez
Joven C. Milton
Conyers
Francisco Mosqueda
Counsel notes rise in real estate assets over decades
Counsel declares percentage of assets in real estate, shown by statements of representative companies, including home office properties, increased from 2.2 percent at end of 1929 to 5.8 percent at end of 1933, with 9.6 percent in 1899 and 11.9 percent in 1881.
Road refunding plan backs from bond house reps
The legislature heard three St. Louis bond house representatives and two district delegations supportive of the road refunding plan. The bond men J. A. Long Kelton E. White and R. St. Cravens pledged to aid in getting bondholders to refund under the plan while backing the measure.
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St. Louis
J. A. Long
Kelton E. White
R. St. Cravens
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast acting remedy for coughs and colds. It claims powerful yet harmless ingredients with no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee through the local druggist if relief isn’t achieved.
Treasury Opens 1-Year Bonds to Raise Billion Dollars
Washington treasury adopts routine financing to cover December maturities and expand the cash balance. It offers 2 percent one year treasury certificates dated December 15 for 950 million dollars and plans to retire 728 million of 4 percent certificates and 254 million of 4 1 4 percent securities. Proceeds cover interest payments and leave over 100 million to boost cash reserves. The plan lifts the public debt by about 222 million and records a total above 23.5 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
Box Supper Postponed for Community Leader's Death
A box supper planned in DeAnn for Friday night is postponed due to the death of Mrs. J N Arnold of that community. Mrs. Arnold died Thursday noon.
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DeAnn
J.N. Arnold
Shank Is Sentenced to Death in Benton Court
In Benton Ark Circuit Judge Thomas E. Toler sentenced Mark I Shank of Akron Ohio to death for one of four poison murders. Shank’s lawyers argued for a new trial but their motion was overruled and they gave notice of appeal. The execution is set for February 2, 1934. His wife, tearful, stood at his side during the proceeding.
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Benton
Ark
Mark I Shank
Akron
Thomas E. Toler
Toler
Shank
Jung
Hard Winter for Dakota's Dogies
Pierre South Dakota's cowboy governor Trom Berry, ruling a 30 000 acre ranch, warns of a tough winter for the state economy. He aims to steer the herd with under one percent loss, amid grasshopper plague and a breathy drought. Berry quips about funds based on production and notes little has been raised in three years.
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Pierre
Trom Berry
South Dakota
Berry
First Baptist Church Morning and Evening Sermons
The First Baptist Church will feature morning sermons on The Unchangeable in a Changing World and evening sermons on Doubt Turned to Loyalty by Rev. Wallace R. Rogary. Baptism will follow the evening service. Sunday school attendance was 370 last week, aiming for over 409 next Sunday, with midweek studies led by Dr. A T Robertson. The Baptist Young People’s Union holds sessions at 1:30 and 7:19, followed by a wrenching service. Junior B P A members go to Stamps for a district assembly in the afternoon. Morning choir will sing the anthem Come Ye Blessed.
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First Baptist Church
Wallace R. Rogary
A. T. Robertson
Baptist Young People’s Union
Stamps
Used pianos and free lessons offer at low down payments
Purchasers of our used pianos receive twenty weeks of free instruction from our teachers. Pianos range from $39.90 uprights to $198.00 grand or higher priced models. Forms allow as low as $5.00 down and $1.00 per week. Teachers enroll with no obligation. Address.
Sunday church schedule with extra events and sheriff’s clock note
Sunday School at 8 45 a m Morning Service at 11 a m Veaper Service at 5 p m Young People’s Meeting at 6 15 p m Circles 1 to 4 meet Monday at 3 at homes Circle 5 Tuesday night Mid-Week Service Wednesday 7 30 p m For 23 years a clock in the sheriff’s office at Las Vegas Nevada kept time without repair
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Las Vegas
Ney
Cigats Made for Tobacco Users Faced Union Expulsion
A local tradesmen's union expelled five keepers for selling cigarettes and chewing tobacco to members. The move aimed to curb tobacco usage among workers and enforce union rules.
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Ciga
Tradesmen’s Union
Wit ‘Pa
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