War Clouds Over Yangtze and Liberty Chief Quotes
The piece discusses the Panay incident in the Yangtze River and its impact on American opinion, noting neutrals’ risks in global conflict. It cites Ludwig's biography of Roosevelt, contrasting Wilson and Roosevelt on capital and regulation, and comments on industrial slavery and national autonomy amid mass production.
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Eanil Luitwing
Roosevelt
Liberty Infogame
Ludwig
Wilson
Jefferson
Fdr
Liberty
Telay
America
Bony
Patmos Cage Team Remains Unbeaten in Hempstead County
Patmos high school basketball extended its county dominance with wins over Spring Hill, Saratoga, Columbus, Guernsey, and Blevins, needing only a Washington matchup to complete a county sweep. In junior action, Blevins' Honea led scorers as the Blevins juniors edged their rivals in a tense finish.
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Patmos
Hempstead Co
Tatmos
Sebanl Wea Feat Bros
el Frit
Genie Hays
Palms
Blevins
Yoney
Palos Will LO pHs
Stafford di Moston
Maree
Noten
Palmos
Spring Hil
Saratoga
Columbus
Guernsey
Washington
Wtel
Honea
Guard Captain Slain by Convicts in Columbus Raid
Convict guardsmen fired tear gas shells Sunday to subdue a mutinous group guarding the captain’s office after they stabbed the guard captain to death. The attackers refused to surrender, prompting pleas from Gov and Adj Gen to avoid more bloodshed. Captives remained inside as authorities negotiated.
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Columbus
Uot
Natanal
KIX Lonviess
Slater
Olin Sanduns
Sable Te Traes
Guy
Jobieima
Cohen
Gullip
Adj
Janes Co Doviot
Smngi
Cayilai Sanders
Mrs Ellen, CCC Supt. Wife Dies in Warren Funeral Slated
Mrs Ellen wife of the CCC superintendent died after a long illness. Her body will be taken to Warren for funeral services at 2:80 p m from the Dr J B Bond chapel. Burial will be in Warren cemetery. Survived by her husband two children and parents with several sisters and a list of names in attendance.
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C. Ellen
Chester
Hope
B.C. Waller
Warren
J. L. Luslie
Roe Rot
Ruth Waller
Chuvago
Mes
J. EB. Bond
Chota Waller
Ballhearers
Bart Garrison
Ea Palus
Wylie Bear
Forrest Bardner
Ernest Jatkins
Dursley Wirdlow
Jr. Meek Singer
Wilbur Ghisulogy
Ed McDonald Faces Second Trial on False Pretense Charge
In Little Rock AP report Ed F. McDonald former secretary of state went to trial on Monday for the second time on a charge of false pretense tied to the purchase of capital janitor supplies. The case centers on alleged improper procurement and related financial conduct during his tenure.
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Little Rock. AP
Ed F. McDonald
Pope Faces Threats to World Peace From Russia and Germany
Pope Pius expressed grave concern over Eastern and world problems in a secret consistory. He warned of damages in the Far East endangering Christian communities and the peril to Christian life in Europe as Russia and Germany were cited amid ongoing turmoil in Spain.
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Vatican City
Rome
Aly
Pius
Far East
Europe
Russia
Germany
Christ
Spain
President McKinley Rescues 453 Passengers From Stranded Ship
Manila dispatch reports the liner President McKinley rescued 453 passengers from the stranded President Hoover after the ship ran aground near Formosa. The master’s wireless said 134 cabin and 319 steerage passengers were saved from the two islets off Hayake and Hnishoka as the ship neared Manila.
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President McKinley
Wefan
Manila
P. I
President Hoover
McKinley
Hnishoka
Hayake Islands
Formosa
Hoover
Two Held on Chicken Theft Charges in Local Court
Grady Richards and Pet Simmons, both referred to as negroes, were held for Homestead circuit court after arraignment in municipal court on chicken theft charges. They waved examination and were ordered held under bond. Deputy Bearden reported the chicken theft from Mims Nanilton on Hypo-Columbus road. Other cases included Leonard Cox held on circuit charge, David Steel attempted murder with a knife, various fines for lesser offenses, and civil judgments against Clade W. Garner and W. T. Bateman.
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Grady Richards
Pet Simmons
Hompstead
Bandasac
Reginald Bearden Siu Clie
Mims
WSHUI
David Steel
Joe White
J. G. Garrett
Dunkenfield
Claude Wilson
Bill Tucker
Leslie Wallace
Charles Klaproth
Lamar Cotton Oil Company
Clade W. Garner
McRae Matchware Company
Wis
W. T. Bateman
Child Restored to Parents by Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed a Phillips circuit decree returning 1 year old Billy Joe Coleman to his natural parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coleman of Helena, after he had been raised by neighbors Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Holmes. The decision upholds custody transfer to the Coleman family.
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Little Rock
Arkansas, Supreme Court
Billy Joe Coleman
T. B. Holmes
Phillips Circuit
Anc
Lewis Coleman
New Helena
Supreme Tribunal
Help! It's a Kidnaping film made by local youngsters
A Hope Star report details filming of a professional talking motion picture here titled It’s All Yours. About 70 local youths rehearse and perform in a kidnaping scene directed by Melton Barker with Cameraman Dallen. The shot, filmed at the Saenger, promises a vivid screen depiction with local talent in the leading roles.
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Hope
John Barlow
Lel
Melton Barker
Dallen
Sell & Howell
Hope Star
Saenger
Dalton
Saenger Theater
Madeline Carroll
Francis Lederer
Agta
Football Schedule Nears Completion For 1938 Bobet Team
Coach Foy Yaoumens reports the 1938 Bobet football schedule for Arkansas high school conference members at Little Rock. The list shows games at Hope and Northville Rock, DeQueen, Nashville, Camden, Hot Springs, Fordyce, Russellville or Ping Bluff, with potential Pine Bluff venue if Ping Bluff is chosen. Negotiations include Texarkana and El Dorado as options. page continues.
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Foy Yaoumens
Arkansas High School Athletic Conference
Little Rock
Hrinkley
More
Northville Rock
Northvide Rock
T—Dequeen
Topas
H—Joneshore
Hope
Nashville
Camden
Blysheville
Hot Springs
Fordyce
Russellville
Ping Bluff
Pine Bluff
Hammons
Texarkana
Ark
el du
Governor Bailey About Same Hospital Reports
Governor Bailey discusses hospital outcomes with minimal changes in the report. The text appears garbled mixing fragmented phrases about the Sahara and Carthage, offering no clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals beyond the governor.
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Little Rock
Vvpi—Hospital
Ats Waches
Bailey
Cotton Market Signals Steady Close in New Orleans
In New Orleans the cotton market opened Monday at 9.12 and closed at 8.7 with 8.20 spot indicating a steady day. Middling prices were reported around 6.25, reflecting a stable tone in trade.
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New Orleans
Mornday
Cranium Crackers and Quiz on Railways and Derby Winners
A reader quiz titled Cranium Crackers appears on the Classified Page asking questions about the Underground Railway the actor John Bunny a senator seeking a presidential consolidation and whether radios require a license in England plus which horse won the first Kentucky Derby.
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John Bunny
United States
Senate
England
Colorado Pension Jackpot Helps State Narrow Budget Gap
Colorado pays about 31 500 900 monthly under its 49 a month old age pension plan. State officials say 40 departments or 10 educational institutions may close for lack of funds. A $4 million pension fund balance is unavailable due to legal restrictions. A January bonus funded by a constitutional amendment would aid pensioners to prevent shutdowns.
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Denver
Colorado
Homer F. Bedford
A Thought The happiness of the wicked Misses away
A short reflective line attributed to Raciuc notes that joy for the wicked is fleeting like a torrent, implying moral transience and the swift passage of fortune from misdeeds to emptiness.
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Raciuc
Sinking of Panay and Two Ships Admitted by Japan
Japanese and American reports detail the Panay gunboat sinking after air bombardment on the Yangtze river near Nanking. Japan admits responsibility and expresses regret. The incident prompts U.S. demands for apology and compensation, with survivors injured and one American seaman killed.
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Dapat
Shanghai
U.S. Dunboat
Washington
Roosevelt
Japan
United States
Hiroji Saito
Hull
China
Panay
Yangtze River
Nanking
U. 8
Shanghal
Amer
Superstitions Rule Christmas Footwear in England
The article notes regional beliefs on Christmas Day in England about wearing new shoes bringing bad luck and that leather goods may be blamed for lack of durability at Christmas time. It presents customs tied to dates and materials without sensational detail.
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England
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