Arch Cannon Severely Hurt In Hope Brick Plant
Arch Cannon engineer for the Hope Brick company was severely injured Monday morning at the brick plant. He was caught in machinery causing leg and jaw injuries with a back wound. He was taken to Chester Hospital for treatment and shock. Cannon’s home is on Mast Division Street with his wife and daughters listed as residents.
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Hope Brick Plant
Arch Cannon
Hope Brick Company
Focal
Cannon
Moss
Chester
Camron
Mr.Cannon
Mast Divisio Street
Clarice Ine
Textile Mills Exempt From State and County Taxes
Arkansas Supreme Court rules textile mills in Arkansas are exempt from county and state taxes for seven years if established before or after the adoption of amendment No. 12 to the state constitution, applying to mills operating within the state.
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Little Rock
Fay— Textile Mills
Arkinswn O
New Variety of Cotton Approved in Arkansas Test
The Arkansas Cotton Branch Experiment Station reports Rowden 40 as a leading cotton variety, bred for Arkansas conditions and adaptable across many regions. It notes strong yield and early maturity, with some drawbacks from foliage susceptibility, and compares Rowden 40 to Persas Huwtien 41 and other lines, urging seedholders to consider local adaptation and seed sourcing.
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Arkwixas
Wiehee
Arkansas
Arekansas
Delfos
Avia Gas
Tie
Cleveland
Mille
Ras
Rowden
Texas
Catton Braeh
Howey
Vila
Tnt
Texas Rowden
Bute
Body of Frozen Negro Is Found Near Home
MAGNOLIA February 10 The body of Nancy Turner a 65 year old scav o woman was found Sunday morning in Big Cran bottoms a quarter mile from her home The coroner Sheriff Clyde Fincher ruled death by freezing She disappeared last week walking home from town three miles away The body was found with a small package and $1 near her remains indicating possible neglect or theft in a harsh winter scene
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Magnolia
Nancy Turner
Big Cran
Bottoms
Clyde Fincher
Werther
Restaurant Man Fatally Wounded in Blunt Altercation
Pine Bluff February 10 A restaurant operator Curvis fatally stabbed Justice during an argument over displaying a Hyver on the counter. Curvis was jailed on murder charges after allegedly pulling a knife following a street scuffle and the victim dying en route to a hospital.
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Pine Bluff
Curvis
Dean We
Lurvis
Yurvis
Justice
Nomination of Hughes Reported Favorably by Committee
Washington February 10 The nomination of Charles Evan Hughes to be the next Chief Justice of the Supreme Court was favorably reported to the Senate by the Judiciary Committee on a 10 to 2 vote. Senators Narvis and Bank S Gare opposed the appointment.
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Washington
Charles Evan Hughes
Supreme Court
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Narvis
Nubraha
Womuttee Bank
S. Gare
Wisconsin
Bank of Greenway Fails To Open
Paragou ld North from Greenway reports Bank of Greenway failed to open for business. The institution with $10,000 capital was organized in 1907 and closed two weeks ago. Officers listed include R. Ward as president F A Davis as vice president and J Beanneke as cashier.
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Paragould
Pe Baik Greenway
Amatonie Piznet Bank Nem
Olivers
Ward
F. A. Davis
F Beanneke
Expect Ruling In Bank Case Today
Camden Feb 10 The Arkansas supreme court docket today includes the case of the Lounnn State Bank and the Bank of Smackever versus the defunct Ouachita Valley Bank. The banks seek about 11 000 on notes and deposits held at Ouachita Valley Bank with claims paid to creditors totaling 53 percent. If the court rules for the plaintiffs the commissioner will pay Smackover and Lowann banks 69 percent of their claims on the same basis as other creditors.
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Camden
Lounnn State Bank
Bank of Smackever
Ouachita Valley Bank
Supreme Court
Wlal
Ltege
Smackover
Lowann
Chancery Court
Leeroy
Lonann
Supreme Cour
Camden Bank and Trust Company
Camden Bank and Trusk Company
First National Bank
Don W. Harrel
Sinmackover
Louwann
Pine Bluff Man Slightly Wounded in Robbery Attempt
Pine Bluff February 10 Orville Reynold a restaurant operator was shot and slightly wounded by a masked white man who entered his restaurant and demanded money Reynolds grappled with the robber the pistol fired wounding him in the arm the bandit fled in a waiting automobile with a companion Reynolds saved his money by taking up the fight
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Pine Bluff
Orville Reynold
Reynolds
Hich Reynolds
Important Business Elks Lodge Meeting Tonight
The Elks Lodge urges all members to attend tonight as routine business will be discussed. The meeting will cover lodge operations and applications of new members.
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Elks Lodge
Lubight
Father Kills Three Children and Self in Georgia Farm Tragedy
Reynolds Smith, 40, a Covington area farmer, killed his three children aged three to nine and then himself with a .22 caliber pistol. Mrs Smith, home milking cows, found two children dead and her husband dying. the third died later. Sheriff D. L. Johnson transported the bodies. Smith had been despondent though the exact cause was not revealed.
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Covington
L. Johnson
Johnson
Smith
Two Injured In Nashville Wreck
In Nashville on February 10 Perry Lloyd of Center Point and Fred Burnett a Passwater and Chevrolet mechanic were hurt when their Ford roaster collided with a car driven by C Hannell owner of a local garage. Lloyd likely fatally injured and Burnett seriously hurt. Hannell uninjured. Wreck occurred on main street with little detail given.
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Nashville
Perry Lloyd
Center Point
Fred Burnett
Passwater& Cheveolet Company
C. Hannell
Lloyd
Burnett
Honnell
Texans Find College Pays Large Dividends
PALLAS Feb 10. Figures for Southern Methodist University show the university, its students and families have spent over 30 thousand dollars in Dallas in the past 15 years. The city has contributed about 1.05 million in cash for the university’s support, implying the school has paid large dividends to Dallas residents with a broad economic impact.
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Dallas
Fragmented notice on ages and product label lacks clarity
The readable fragments indicate a discussion of ages and a product label for a United States item. The text references Frohbition and Uni groom flavor, with unclear phrases about approval and sale. No specific dates, places, or named organizations are identifiable in the fragment.
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United States
Twisted Tessie Faces New Portal Disease Rumors
Local chatter centers on Twisted Tessie as fans claim a portal disease diagnosis sparks wild talk. Jide weighs in, noting confusion over her statements and public perception.
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Tessie
Jide
Hundred Dollar Cash Prize for Big Watermelon
Senator John Quarles offers a one hundred dollar prize for Hempstead county farmers to grow the largest watermelon weighing at least 155 pounds. Open to all colors and ages, the contest aims to boost county farming and interest 4 H club youths in watermelon production after a 152 pound record in Hope, Arkansas last year.
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Phillips
John Quarles
Son Quarles
Helena
Quarles
Hempstead
Hope
Ark
Hempstead County
Phillips County
Hawaiian Tourists Reach 22 167 for Year
Honolulu dispatch reports 22 167 visitors to Hawaii in the year 1929, marking a ten percent rise over 1928 tourism. The Hawaiian Tourist Bureau characterizes tourism as Hawaii’s third industry, surpassed only by sugar and pineapple production.
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Honolulu
T. F
Hawaii
Hawaiian Tourist Bureau
Mewaii
Ghost Haunts Pullman Shop at Michigan City Plant
CHICAGO February 10 A headless apparition in the Pullman Car and Manufacturing plant at Michigan City Indiana is blamed by workman John Sandwich who says he saw a headless figure rapping on a new car at midnight He threw a brick and the figure tossed his overcoat as proof of the haunting
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Chicago
Pullman Car and Manufacturing
Michigan City
Ind
John Sandwich
Sandwich
Casling
Blevins Men Call On Star Sunday
Mr L Nelson a poultry aid produce dealer of Blevins and J W Hendrix of Chesvnlet sent shite cablest at The Ste's office in Haupe Sunday. The meeting aims to discuss highway plans from Hope to Blevins hindered by rain and road closures with Route 67 under construction.
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L. Nelson
Poultry Aid
Bleyins
J. W. Hendins
Ste
Haupe
Moss
al Blevins
Howe
Hope
Blevins
Nelser
Hendrix
Bnunet
Presnoit
Algo
Strawberry crop hurt by weather in HARATIO Arkansas
HARATIO Ark February 10 strawberry crop in this section is expected to be the lightest ever known due to heavy freezes and last summer heat. The first picking is set for April 10. If berries fail, growers plan to shift to cucumbers radishes and other row crops on much of the acreage.
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Haratio
Ark
Endurance Argument Records Toppled Down
SAN FRANCISCO February 10 All records for sustained argument in police courts were broken here by Henry Warfield 65. In the middle of his plea he was sent to jail for 10 days. Warfield was charged with disturbing the peace by nearly halting Market street traffic with a speech advocating 2 1 2 hour working days and three months vacation with pay. He recalled an 1890 arrest for speeding with a buggy and referenced 15 other arrests while denying current allegations.
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San Francisco
Henry Warfield
Warfield
President Hoover Arrives in Florida for Fishing Trip
President and Mrs. Hoover arrived before daylight today at Long Key and boarded the Lanterner for a week of fishing. A number of close friends including fishing companions, newspaper writers, physicians, and officers will join the president for the trip.
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Long Key
Pia
Feb
Hoover
Thirty Prohibition Suspects Arraigned in Hot Springs Court
Hot Springs reports that thirty people arrested in a Saturday federal roundup for alleged prohibition violations were arraigned shortly before noon today and are held for action by the Federal Grand Jury. The group faces possible indictments and further court action in connection with the ongoing investigation.
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Hot Springs
Federal Grand Jury
Cuba Provides Funds for Armaments and Aircraft
Havana February 10 The Cuban government authorized 455,500 to General Carlos Rojas for purchasing 1,000,000 30 calibre cartridges for the regular army and to pay 6,155 for final settlement on planes bought in the United States for the Cuban army. The sums are drawn from Banco Nacional de Cuba liquidation.
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Havana
Carlos Rojas
Republic
United States
Banco Nacional de Cuba
Indictment Alleges Plot to Defy Prohibition Laws
Chicago February 18 A federal grand jury indicted 15 individuals and several corporations in a conspiracy to violate national prohibition law The case alleges a plan to illegalize 1 000 000 gallons of alcohol and cites Anagresosf Srebren as a key figure described as a despised international figure who once lived in Paris and sought to distill standard alcohol from oil for beverage use
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Chicago
Eresonr and
George Carpenter
Anagresosf Srebren
George E. Johnson
United States
Paris
Uncle Sam to Use Indian Talkies in Historic Film
Glacier Park, February reports that a new U S measure approved by Congress aims to record Red Man’s language and gestures on film. Sponsored by Representative Leavitt, the plan enlists Major General Hugh Surty and General Scott to recruit Native Americans for a National Film project featuring Chief Two Guns White Calf and others to document sign language and culturally specific articulation for sound recording.
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Glacier Park
Mott
U. S
Congressional
Crimaiine
Congressniy Leavitt
Weble Guthavize
India
Tulkiee
Hugh ‘Surty
Scott
General Scott
Two Guns
White Call
Glacier National Park Reservation
Widow to face first degree charge in husband’s death
A year-old widow and her parents are accused of complicity in the death of her husband after investigations into a short illness and poison found in medicines. Police began the inquiry after reports of a mysterious death led to examinations and the case was started in January after authorities received surprising bartered details.
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Luke Tidkeen
Arcus
Poision
Fel bandits bound and looted El Dorado plant
In El Dorado, masked robbers attempted a $1500 haul at the Grocery Company plant after binding night watchmen. Shots exchanged as patrolmen closed in. a well dressed robber threatened to kill. The fleeing bandit fired two shots, escaped around a corner, and disappeared as officers moved to pursue.
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EL Dorado
Anid
Bagi Son
Hadeon
Ofivers
Judge Will Rule On Change of Venue in Br
In Austin Texas on February 10 a district judge is expected to rule on moving the case of John W. Br former Texas Court of Appeals justice charged with the murder of Miss Lehlin Highsmith a 19 year old stenographer. The trial has been lengthy with voir dire showing jury foreman Keliner reporting only numeric standings and the jury was discharged after about 98 hours.
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Austin
Tex
J. PD. Moore
John W. Br
The
Texas Cour Appeals
Lehlin Highsmith
Georgetown
Ae T. Keliner
Eastern Star Meeting Saturday
Wits Aum Dial of McGhee and Mrs Warnock visited the local Eastern Star chapter in an official capacity. A large attendance, with members from Mashville Prescott Emmet Lewisville Columbus Fulton and other towns, attended. A class of eighteen was initiated.
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Wits
Aum Dial
McGhee
Order of the Tagterr Ster
Arkansas
Warnock
Magholla
Mashville
Prescott
Emmet
Lewisville
Columbus
Fulton
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Mexico
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Mexico City
Jess Han
Daniel Flores
Rubio
Hughes
Bank of Greenway
Ouachita Valley
Man
John “M. Quarrels
Pullman Shop
Workman
Star
Nelson
Ortiz Rubio
Meslee City
Horatio
Florida
Cuba
Uncle Sam
Red Man
Eastern Star
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