Robbery Wave Cleared Up With Six Arrests in County
A wave of robberies in Hope and Hempstead County appears solved with six arrests. Curtis Robinson, a Missouri Pacific brakeman, and A. D. Lane, a Black man, faced charges as officers recovered valuables from the Whitworth home and linked items to other thefts. Oscar Millon and Tommy Powell, brothers, were held on grand larceny charges for hog theft near Fulton. Curley Flowers and Tom Gaines waived preliminary hearing related to the John Barrow mercantile store robbery, while I. T. Pickens and Jim Blackhawk faced charges in the same case. others were jailed or released as investigations continued.
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Hope
Hempstead
Jim Bearden
Curtis Robinson
George Wiggins
Dear Hope
Robinson
Missouri-Pacific
Trohingon
A. D. Lane
Tenarkana
Reginald Bearden
Harry Whitworth
South Eloy Street
Whitworth
Lane
Fulton
Tex
Oscar, Millon
Tommy Powell
Mel Wyatt
Hiegro
Red Lake
Powell Brothers
Souttrn
Kempstead
LaFayette County
Jack Oliver
Mary Green
Curley Flowers
John Barrow
Ozan Taat
I. T. Pickens
Jim Blackhawk
Nemours
Burrow
State Files Appeal in Blackwood Case
The state filed an appeal in the supreme court Monday from a dismissal of a $2,174 claim against former Highway Commissioner Dwight H. Blackwood and others. Circuit Judge Richard Mann directed a verdict in favor of the appellees in an investigation by the state to recover money owed Dallas and Newton River improvement districts. the case involves more than 34,000 dollars in 1934 costs.
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Little Hock
Supreme Court
Dwight H. Blackwood
Richard Mann
Ata
Dallas
Newton Ecuavery
American Legion Meeting Aimed at Soldier Bonus Details
Tuesday night at Hope city hall the American Legion post announces a meeting to provide full information concerning the payment of the soldiers bonus. Commander J. K. Sule of the Lastic Hundleston post urged a large attendance of World War veterans. The session will begin at 7:00 p.m.
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American Legion
Hope City Hall
J. K. Sule
Lastic Hundleston Post
Sale
McRae Granted Chance to Recover in Ark Shooting
Prescott Ark coroner suspects foul play after the Sunday shooting of Dunval McRae 50 a St. Louis hospital reports he is holding his own after an emergency operation in St. Louis Surgeons say the operation went as well as could be expected Dunval McRae son of former Gov Thomas C McRae of Arkansas lies semiconscious at the bedside with his brother Thomas C McRae Duncan McRae at his side Also reported was Franklin Ingram 23 Madison Ingram son injured when the pistol accidentally discharged Ingram is hospitalized and expected to recover
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Prescott
Ark
O .G. Wirst
Dunval McRae
St. Louis
Duncan C. McRae
McRae
Thomas C. McRay
Arkaki
Thomas C. McRae
Duncan
Prescott, Ark
Franklin Ingram
Madison Ingram
Tie
Ingram
Associated Press
A. C. Kolb
State Hospital
Little Rock
County Farm Book Analysis Planned for Hempstead County
Warners who wish their 1935 farm records analyzed should contact W Mountcastle county agent. The Extension Service of the University of Arkansas will conduct a countywide survey comparing individual farm results with county averages. Last year 440 farmers participated in Hempstead County. 145 record books were used in the survey and returned with analysis sheets.
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Warners
Mountcastle
Extension Service
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Hempstead
Heestock
Mounteastie
Th Weis
Montcastle
M D Hutchinson of Fulton dies after weeklong illness
M D Hutchinson 68 died of pneumonia Sunday afternoon at his Fulton area home along the old Yope Fulton highway after about a week of illness. He is survived by his widow four daughters and two sons with burial planned at Hope Cemetery. He had moved to Fulton from Testirkum. son Charles arrives from California.
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Hutchinson
Fternoon
Fulton
fTutchinpton
Yislet
Heden
Margaret
Coli Hutchinson
Lewis
Robert Hinwhiatsas
Patten
Charles Lutehioso
San Diego
Cal
Testirkum
Hope Cemetery
Gyan T
Charles
Qui
California
Logan County Liquor Vote Set for Tuesday
Logan County heads to the polls Tuesday on a liquor measure. Chancellor John B. Chambers of Durville on Monday night ruled the election legally called and scheduled, with opponents seeking an injunction to block the balloting.
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Logan County
Fais
Ark
Viguer
John B. Chambers
Durville
Senate adopts bill repealing Bankhead acts in brief measure
Washington report says the senate speedily adopted a short bill repealing the Bankhead cotton control act the Kerr Smith tobacco act and the potato control act with the house still to act. A lobby charged seeks to block the administration neutrality bill though. Other items note Baldwin promising plan details on rearmament and Japan Soviet protests over Manchoukuo while the 1935 US population is official 127 521 000 up 71 percent since 1934.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
United States
Hureau
Deadline Approaches for 1936 Auto License Plates
In Little Rock the 1936 automobile license plate purchase deadline looms with a 24 hour warning. Revenue Commissioner Earl Wiseman is away but staff insist no further extension. Long lines form at the capitol as extra help stays on duty. penalties rise after midnight Tuesday, with fines increasing over time.
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Little Rock
Earl Wiseman
Capitol
Wiseman
Mrs Wood to Speak at City Hall Meeting
Mrs Scott Wood president of the Arkansas State Congress of Parents and Teachers will discuss honey the best type of candidates to run for office with Dr Robert Specs of Yale University. The meeting at City HallWednesday at 4 pm is open to the public and follows a plan patterned after a successful program in another state.
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Mayu
Scott Wood
Ariennias State Congress of Parents and Trachers
Robert Specs
Yale University
Cumertvatod
Vaoshadlar
Des Maines Sone
Abkansay
Farum
Hope
Ates
Between the Tax Collector and the Doctor
Opinion piece arguing against prohibition and taxation on moral grounds. It cites 1918 to 1982 tax growth, compares alcohol legislation effects using Metropolitan Life statistics, notes alcohol death rates versus other diseases, and urges funding for medicine and public information over punitive laws. It references Dr A C Kolb and Arkansas hospital data to critique prohibition outcomes.
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Perso
Widow Bitterly Attacks Governor Over Slaying Trial
Mrs. Waller Liggett testifies against Governor Floyd B Olive and his alleged gang in the Thore Blumenfeld murder case, claiming they permitted the killing. She collapses under cross examination as the trial unfolds. The governor, then recovering from an operation in Rochester, declines to comment while prosecutors pursue the case.
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Minneapolis
Waller Liggett
Thore Blumenfeld
Floyd B. Olive
Fran
Colt
Rochester
Ges Vinor
Severs Hoy
Aldie
Kiewo Iy
Kid Cran
Former Hempstead Co Pastor Buried at Camden
The Rev. F. F. Harrell age 70 former pastor of Hope and Hazen Methodist churches died Sunday in Camden Ark Funeral services were held at the First Methodist church of Camden Monday at 3 30 p m He leaves a widow a daughter Mrs B C Rule a son Exan Harrell of Shreveport La and a brother the Rev J W Harrell retired Camden district official
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Camden Ark
F.F. Harvell
Methodist
Hazen
First Methodist Church
Arkans
First Methdist
Hanynonds
White
B.C. Rule
Sweaters Awarded to Blevins Players
Blevins High School football players received sweaters in a chapel ceremony led by Superintendent A. B. Witherington. Captain Coy Nolen and teammates including Dale Bonds El Hon Cummings Bill Cramer Quentan Derisberry Ishmset Mone Allen Sage Mermvar Swi Tom Stephene Aubrey Stewie YO. De Stane Tolle Tayloe Guy Wardlow were named. Most are expected to return for the West yuan season. The event was noted as a special school ceremony with honors for the team members.
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Charies Teeter
Blevins High Schoal
Blevins High School
A. B. Witherington
Sayeatersy
Coy Nolen
Dale Bonds
el- Hon Cummings
Bill Cramer
Quentan Derisberry
Ishmset Mone
Allen Sage
Mermvar Swi
Tom Stephene
Aubrey Stewie
YO. de Stane
Tolle Tayloe
Guy Wardlow
West Yuan
Weather and Train Crash Disrupt Texas and Illinois Routes
Heavy rains flood two towns blocking rail and highway traffic from Alabama to Mississippi. A locomotive derailed on a conical-grade track near a 125-foot hill, injuring two trainmen and prompting fears of loss of life. Across the nation, cold fronts plunge temperatures, with up to eight degrees below zero in Wyoming. Snow and ice disrupt air travel and roads from Colorado to Illinois, while Texas oil fields suffer derrick risks and ruptured telephone lines complicate damage checks.
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Alabama
East Texas
Gladewater
Trigy Longview
Greggton
Chicago
McKenzie River
Rocky Mountain
Mont
Craig
Col
Colorado Springs
Kansas Line
Wyoming
Sheridan
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Shegun
Cenestral
Revival Meeting At Nazarene Church On South Mitrat Street
Revival services are underway at the Nazarene Church located at 511 South Mistrat street. The building is comfortable and many residents are expected to attend the nightly sessions as the revival proceeds.
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Nazarene Church
Nagerene
South Mistrat
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House Rules Committee
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