Double Murder Mystery Near Foreman Dusts Alfalfa Field
Foreman, Dec. 24. Morgan Gorn and Ed Dublin, a farmer and a laborer, were found beaten to death in a four foot alfalfa patch four feet apart, back of heads crushed. A negro youth reported the scene after Major Henry was alerted. Inquest directed by Justice W W Bailey. Morgan was last seen alive yesterday afternoon. Dublin Saturday morning. No clues yet. investigation ongoing.
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Davis Gorn
Sever
Here
Ed Dublix
Henry
J. G. Sanderson
Gene Tarris
Starris
Jalfalfa Field
Dublin
Morgan
Enraner
W.W. Bailey
Flogging to Stop Crime in England
London reports on the revival of public flogging as a punishment in English courts. Magistrates in Leeds Liverpool and Maidstone have imposed lashes for violence, with sentences including lashes and hard labor. The Old Bailey heard cases where defendants received corporal punishment to reflect the pain caused by their crimes. The piece notes flogging is not legal for all offenses and has been illegal for attacking women since 1871.
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London
England
America
Fael
Leeds
Liverpool
Maidstona
Anid
Fineus Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Elis
Oweman
Christmas To Be Real Holiday Here
Christmas will be no real holiday in this city with business as usual. Moyers and others will stay home or visit during the 24 half vacation. No break from the busy week. Employees and publishers alike keep working while some will be home for the remainder of the week.
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Em Moyers
Ome
Charities Appeal for Infant Wear Needs Immediate Help
United Charities seeks infant clothing with two urgent cases awaiting attention. Previous received fits were unsuitable. donors urged to contact Mrs. Miles at 470-W to arrange pickup of any needed items.
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United Charities
Miles
Christmas No Time for Chicago Divorces
CHICAGO, Dec. 24. No divorces today. Judge Joseph Sabath, who has granted many thousands of divorces, dedicates his entire court session to reconciling couples. He plans to have them “think about it over Christmas,” regardless of whether the parties attend.
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Chicago
Joseph Sabath
Colncides
Sabath
Fudge Sabiuth
Liquor Raid Methods Are Evil
LOS ANGELES December 24. Federal Judge Paul J McCormick a commission member said that prohibition enforcement and governmental lawlessness must be settled immediately. He warned that invading private dwellings without warrants is among the outstanding evils of present day enforcement methods and urged constitutional rights protection.
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Los Angeles
Traverse Enforcement Commission
Paul J. McCormick
Idee McCormick
McCormick
Pantages Health Warrants Bond in Prison Appeal
Alexander Pantages seeks a bond pendente lite supported by affidavits from eight physicians claiming severe heart trouble endangers his life while he remains in jail awaiting appeal. The motion, allowing continued release conditions, will be argued December 26.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pangaues
Eunice Pringle
Bari Tay
U S Group To Map Air Traffic System
Washington reports a committee of eight aviation experts led by Col Benny H H Blee aims to standardize air traffic control nationwide. Members include Charles H Helm F C Hinesburg Newton Lay and others from Commerce, Standards, and aviation bodies. Airports are seen as bottlenecks to smooth transport.
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Washington
Cel
Benny HH. Blee
Department of Commerce
Charles H. Helm
National Advisory Comitttes For Aeronautics
F.C. Hinesburg
Bureau of Tighthous
Newton Layfellow
Air Corps
D Franklin Meyer
Bares
James Murray
Aeronauteal Chamber of Commerce
Wagner Navy Bureau of Aeronaut
A. Pendleton Taliaferro
Judge Closes Nuptial Bureau Amid Boom in Applications
In San Francisco Judge Thomas G. Gradvaar ordered a shutdown of the nuptial bureau after a surge of over 30 applications in a short period. An early century-like report notes a heated exchange sparked by a request for eligibility checks and a wave of inquiries pressing for timely action. The closure follows unresolved complaints and mounting pressure from applicants seeking connections to civil unions and marriage licenses.
Night of the Angelic Message to Shepherds
A biblical passage describes shepherds in a country at night sensing divine glory. The angel announces a joyous message for all people and the birth of a savior.
Attorney General Holds Demos Right
The Alabama Attorney General upholds the State Democratic Executive Committee barred to open endorsement of national Democratic Party in 1980s primaries but allows voting. The opinion, issued December 14, argues the committee does not restrict party participation beyond existing statutes and preserves voters rights.
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Montgomery
Ala
Democratic
Circuit
State
Fedegal
Charlie C. Mew
Altera
Charles N. McCall
Democratie Committee
Beechin
Believe It or Not Auto Won't Run With 'Juice' Off
A sedan stalled on South Elm on Monday afternoon. Two women occupants argued that the car would not start after a few failed attempts, even with a service car and jump start. The driver finally sped away, muttering that it was provoking.
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South Elm
Cief
Leanne
Ener
Anne
Paragould Woman Tries To Die By Own Action
Paragould, Dev Boriat. Mrs Mary Bell Pearce, 26, is in critical condition at a hospital after swallowing poison. Officers say friends found her attempting to end her life shortly before ingesting the poison, with no motive detected. Pearce resided with her husband J C Pearce here and had recently filed for divorce.
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Paragould
Dev Boriat
Mary Bell Pearce
Fate Yauterdiy
Poures
J.C. Pearce
Mississippi Statesman LeRoy Dies After Operation
Greenville Miss planter and former United States Senator LeRoy died in a hospital after complications from surgery. He served on the Federal Reserve Board and directed a cotton cooperative. Noted for flood relief and Red Cross work, he studied at University of Virginia and served at University of the Boowhit Banyanee. The body will be moved to Chrasvilly for funeral services here tomorrow.
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Memphis
Dev
LeRoy
Greenville
Miss. Planter
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Red Cross
University of Virginia
Chrasvilly Bute
Parking Space Marked On Division By Mayor Bayett
A fragment reports parking marked on Division by Mayor Bayett this week after abating at Wy. It notes smoother traffic with marked spaces aiding congestion reduction and hints at further city action to widen traffic flow.
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Bayett
Hou
Bowes
Projected Polar Hop of Zeppelin Cancelled
The report notes a planned Polar Hop by Zeppelin has been cancelled amid concerns about safety and costs. Authorities from the Aenpefia company and Seas Metepobint reflect on the decision and its impact on ongoing plans.
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Zeppelin
Berkley Bee
Geral Zeppelin
Ivany Thojarmiedh
Obgat Halt
Grentiers Af Pag
Seat
Ally Ee Cnet
Tvidate
Mystery Man Faces Suit Over Support In Stuttgart
In Stuttgart on December 24, Mrs. Alberta Rogers filed chancery suit against a man calling himself Cosmc Frantjin, claiming he is her husband and seeking support for herself and their three children from his theater earnings. The petition asks $3500 immediate payment and $250 for temporary costs plus $250 for ongoing costs, with three men claiming to be his manager also involved in related suits in Pulaski courts. Franklin is summoned to pay into the court or show cause for nonpayment ahead of an early hearing.
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Stutigart
Alberta Rogers
Chancery Court
Cosmc Frantjin
Pulaski
Stuttgart
Dance Students Stage Ambitious Saenger Revue
Local Saenger theatre showcased a mid winter dance program by Miss Pauline Harris students with tumbling acts songs and tap numbers. Costumes ranged from private dress to colonial robes and musical comedy styles. Alma Mitchell accompanied on organ as the cast performed between the Clara Bow feature The Saturday Night Kid.
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Saenger Theatre
Pauline Harris
Clara Bow
Alma Mitchell
Saenger
Jack Eaves
Mantager
Mat Press
Miss Hat
Josephine Ayres
Frances Harrell
George Toney
Rose Marie Hendrix
Frances Simms
Margaret Simms
Mark Coffman
Mary Cornelia Holloway
Ruth Bowden
Catherine Anderson
Catherine Lane
Phila Tharp
Mary Joe Brady
Mary Delia Carrigan
Wanda Lane
Mary Anne
Virginia Daniels
Mary Sue Anderson
Toy Grey
Marilyn McRae
Patsy Anne Campbell
Joy Ramsey
Pine Bluff Man Arrested While Visiting Home
YARMINGTON Ma Dec 24 Pine Bluff high school manual training teacher T N Newcomb 28 is jailed on a Pine Bluff auto theft charge after arriving home for Christmas. He claims he was kidnapped and driven 300 miles to Flat River Mo robbed of 64 dollars and forced to ride in the stolen car to Bismarck before being driven back. Arkansas authorities sought his arrest and will extradite him to Pine Bluff to face the charge.
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Yarmington
T. N. Newcomb
Pine Bluff
Flat River
Bismarcke
Pine’ Bluff
St. Louis
Newcomb
Bismarck
Arkansas
Prison Brush Trade Grows Beyond Prison Capacity
AVAUPUN Wis Dec 24 A four year old profit pastime has grown into a brush business larger than the penitentiary can handle. Brushes of sisal fiber and souvenirs sold to visitors form the core of the operation started by Warden Oscar Lee to keep inmates occupied. The prison is 300000 brushes behind orders as the warden has returned 50 to 150 dollars daily to outside buyers for two months. Fifty tons of material recently arrived, crowding working quarters. Lee believes the industry could solve the unemployment problem if space were available.
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Avaupun
Wis
Oscar Lee
Lee
Europe Now Lures Ever Moving Gold
The passage notes a Minnesota farm leader doubts corporate farming will dominate American agriculture, predicting non-operative cooperatives will strengthen farmers. In New York, shipments show gold moving back to Europe as about 86.3 million dollars worth leaves for London and Paris, signaling a shifting monetary balance and the inexact global floating supply.
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Minneapolis
W. &. Colroy
University of Minnesote Department of Agriculture
Mid-West
Hat Industria
Banks
Jas
Sage
Offey
New York
Europe
London
Paris
Haute
Ubices
Gas Turned On In Nashville Today
Natural gas was turned into Nashville consumer lines this morning ahead of Christmas. John Martin announced from the Arkansas Manual Gas offices in Hope. Four meters went on today with 16 more expected by tonight as homes convert. The line pipeline was constructed by Rog Co Woods with L. W. Youngs as superintendent and Me Fletcher supervising the work in Nashville.
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Nashville
John Martin
Arkansas Nanual Gas
Hope
Christina
Rog Co Woods
L. W. Youngs
Me Fletcher
Nashvile
Attempt To Assassinate Argentinian President
An attempted assassination of the Argentinian president was reported in YLTONG AIRES. Three individuals were fired upon by security forces today as the president and government head of state faced the attack. One assailant was injured, and authorities indicated ongoing investigations into the incident and its motives. Leaders condemned the violence and pledged to uphold stability.
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Yltong
Aires
Ate
Regusta
Arsenne
Jour Bet
Ins Party
Wats
Elks Christmas Tree Party Set for North Ern Hall
Final preparations underway for the Elks Christmas tree party at the hall on North Ern Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock. Purchases of fruit nuts candy toys and related items are made to create a real Christmas. public invitation extended. The Ellis party is an annual Hope tradition eagerly awaited by local children.
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North
Ellis
Cold In South Is Slowly Passing
ATLANTA Dee 24 After a stretch of bitter cold had written a death list of twelve names rising temperatures today began to lessen The southern snow spots General relief however was not in prospect until this afternoon and in many sections a melting of ice was expected to preserve traces of the white flakes over Christmas Day Three traffic deaths in Virginia and three others in Tennessee a death from exposure in Columbus Ga and a death from fever resulting from an overheated love in New Orleans a traffic death in Arkansas and a fire fatality in the same state added to the casualty record which had been listed previously as only four.
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Atlanta
Dee
Virginia
Tennessee
Columbus
New Orleans
Arkansas
Goodfellows Work Completed Today
Goodfellows volunteers led by Wash Hutson and Wiscons in assisted Arch Moore’s residence delivering Christmas gifts. Gifts were selected and wrapped by Mrs Mout and local volunteers, with gift distribution moving swiftly through the city, hoping to bring joy to needy children and a bright New Year.
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Wash Hutson
Wisconsin
Arch Moore
Goodfellow Christian
Arkansas
Moore
Depmt
Seelion
Greilfellows
Lidies
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