Dawes at League Parley for U S and Manchuria Peace Effort
The Dawes at League Parley for the United States aided the effort to bring peace in Manchuria. American Ambassador to Great Britain Briand discusses the matter in Paris during a long conference. Martha Martindale won the bridge prize. a later social featured a Bethlehem program and a one act drama.
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Manchuria
Great
Belton
Paris
Es e'Briand
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Sharps and Flats on Pat Harrison and Khan in history
The reminiscence pivots on Senator Pat Harrison at Tampa asking about prohibition, then shifts to a book on Genghis Khan. It argues that grandsons like Kubilai Khan and Charlemagne benefited from their forebears’ reputations, suggesting history often starts midstream and shaping modern views.
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Genghis Kahn
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Hospital Notes From Josephine Hospital
Mr. Joe Barham, injured in an automobile wreck, has been moved from Josephine hospital to his home in Lewisville. He is a Lafayette County farmer. Mrs. Mary Stevens of Gordon had an appendectomy at Josephine hospital Thursday. Mrs. J. Alex Davis underwent emergency surgery Thursday night. condition is satisfactory. Mrs. Franklin of West Avenue D is recovering from a recent operation. Mrs. Chambless of Emmet had a major operation Wednesday. she is sister to Mrs. R. M. LaGrone Jr.
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Barham
Lafayette County
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Gordon
J. Alex Davis
Franklin
West
Avenue D
Florence Chamless
Emmet
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R. M. LaGrone, Jr
Tom Gorham Undergoes Second Operation at Local Hospital
Tom Gorham of Gorham & Gosnell, long seriously ill, was operated on again at Julia Chester hospital late Thursday. He was reportedly resting well by Friday noon.
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Gorham & Gosnell
Julia Chester Hospital
Roosevelt Talks With Georgians in Atlanta Stop
Franklin D Roosevelt en route to Albany for the legislature opening conferred briefly with Georgia Democratic leaders during a 20 minute Atlanta stop. James J Farley joined the party after meetings with John S Cohen and Clark Howell Sr. The Jake Superior iron ore district has 75 mines that shipped over 5 million tons in their active period.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Albany
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New York Democratic Committee
John S. Cohen
Georgia
The
Atlanta Journal
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Atlanta Constitution
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Washington Club Holds Celebration of Third Birthday
The Washington Business and Professional Women's Club marked its third anniversary with a December 10 dinner at the Black Hotel. Holly mistletoe and poinsettias adorned the dining room, a large birthday cake and holly wreath graced the table, and four guests joined members though state president Margaret Simms McDonald was absent due to illness.
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Black Hotel
Margaret Simms McDonald
Arkansas Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Mary Arnold
Etta Champlain
Hope Club
Rosales Fountaine
Ewing McPherson
Involuntary Drunk Plea Frees Baker in Slaying
In Palmyra Missouri Clarence Baker, a Black man, was acquitted on a homicide charge after a trial that accepted an involuntary drunkenness defense. The court ruled intoxication can be caused by fraud fear or force, noting Baker killed a man at a wedding celebration who had influenced him to drink.
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Palmyra
Clarence’ Baker
Pangburn High School Building Damaged by Fire
A two story Pangburn High School building suffered a fire around 1 a m in the science room on the second floor. Two rooms were badly damaged and furnishings destroyed. Loss estimated at $2,000 insured. Citizens formed a bucket brigade preventing total destruction and school will be dismissed until after Christmas holidays.
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Billy Bob Herndér
Merlin’ Coop
Anne Leeper
Bethlehem
Carroll Carpenter
John Wellborn
Association
Pangburn
Pangburn High School
Citizena
Well Known Negro Dies Early Friday
G. S. Scroggins, 63, longtime county teacher in colored schools, died suddenly Friday morning eight miles south of Hope. He lived in the community 42 years and is survived by his wife and six grown children, three sons and three daughters. He had gone to feed his stock when he dropped dead on the way from the barn to the house.
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G. S. Scroggins
Hope
28 365 Bales Ginned in County to December First
iHempstead county's 1931 cotton ginning continued toward the season's end with a government report showing 28 365 bales ginned up to December 1. The Union Compress and Warehouse Co received 40 bales that day, bringing its season total to 53 902 bales, against 42 000 bales last year.
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iHempstead
William Brummer
Union Compress & Warehouse Co
Foreclosure Protest Asks Hoover To Back Farm Lands Help
Washington officials report Farmers President Niels Christensen urged President Hoover to back legislation to stop land losses by federal land banks through foreclosure. The proposal seeks protections for farmers facing seizure of their properties.
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Washington
Hoover
Niels Christensen
Card of Thanks to Kind Friends and Relatives
Acknowledgment of deep gratitude from Mrs. S L Fuller and family to friends and relatives for kindness shown during a difficult time. Special thanks to Drs Smith Buchannon Pool and nurse Mrs Pool. Blessings requested for all who offered thoughts and prayers.
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Pool
Mrs. Pool
Fragmentary script on farmer loan claim and authority
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a claim about a provable authorization to take funds from farmers and their money later being linked to a bank. The text is garbled with stray letters and unreadable phrases, offering no clear names, dates, places, or events.
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Christénsen
Farimera
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