London naval treaty seen shaping postwar alliances
The United States pushes for a London naval treaty with Britain France and Japan amid pushback over disarmament. Kellogg leads U S delegation with Brig Gen Dawes amid Japanese parliamentary turbulence and a failed assassination bid weighing on regional stability.
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Hoover
United States
Maly
France
London
Nilgat
Kellogg
England
Dawes
Hinton
Grape cuttings offered free by Arkansas fruit station
The University of Arkansas Fruit and Tree Grape Station will distribute several thousand pruned grape cuttings free to farmers in the state. Seventy five varieties are being grown to test growth, with 23 to 30 cuttings mailed free, postage paid, for requestors within driving distance. Each cutting includes instructions on setting, rooting takes one year, and varieties include Delaware Lass Rose and Augustina Giant among others. inquiries should be sent to the Fruit and Tree Branch Experiment.
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University of Arkansas Uruit
Trask Bratch
Une
Tuwth Arkansas
G. W. Ware
Nia
Srov
Hane
Laily Fey
Herbert
Nirgiis
Augustina
Delaware
Devel
Blyllonal Hope
Railroad Crosses County On Bridge in East Texas
The Cotton Belt railroad crosses one county in East Texas and does not touch ground. The Litkin White City extension runs from Litkin in Angelina county to White City in San Augustine County, crossing the southern portion of Nacogdoches county between the Angelina and Mitoyac rivers. The trestle is described as lacking mile markers and lies just north of the east line of two rivers.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Cotton Belt Railroad
Texas
Litkin
White City
Angelina County
San Augustin S County
Angelina
Mitoyac
Arkansas Woman Set for Venezuela Trip
A Arkansas woman identified as Miss Mary Riters, a graduate of a local college now pursuing a degree at the University of the Caroling, has been named to carry on medical research work in Venezuela. The assignment marks a notable move for the researcher as she proceeds with the project overseas.
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Arkadelphia
Mary Riters
Oustalty
Degrve
University of Caroling
Bank Assessment Levied Thursday Against Bank Stockholders
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co closed November 17 and 100 per cent assessments were levied Thursday on all stockholders by Walter E B Taylor, state banking commissioner. Assessments may lead to suits against individuals after the April term of Hempstead circuit court. Stockholders listed include Home Fire Insurance Co, A B Banks, Von M Thawell, RT White, John Barlayw, Roy Johnsos, Tt M Patterson, and others.
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Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Walter EB. Taylor
5. Atkins
Bani
Apeligum
Hempstead Circuit Court
Antkins
Wendaeton
Arkansas Bank & Trust. Co
Vuport
Insuraner Co
A.B. Banks
von M. Thawell
White
John Barlayw
Roy Johnsos
Tt. M. Patterson
von Ray Anerson W
Atkins
New Penney Co Store Names Morrilton Man as Manager
ALE Stonequish of Morrilton becomes the new manager of the J C Penney store in Hope. He arrives after Robert Huguenin resigned and plans to make Hope his home with his family moving soon.
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Stonequish
Morrilton
New
J.C Penney & Co
Hope
Dsume
Robert Huguenin
Mdhagel
Stonequinl
Issistayal
J C. Penney
Marvilion
Woman Held for Murder in Father-in-Law’s Death
In Memphis Mrs Waller Harvis 25 was held for murder over the death of her father-in-law James Harvis of Bristol. She claimed self defense saying he drank and attacked her. The slain man was the grandson of Isham Haris, Civil War governor of Tennessee.
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Memphis
Waller Harvis
Jack Frazier Visits Here Last Two Days
Fragmented report notes Jack Frazier visiting local area over Wednesday and Thursday. Mentions Haelke Pegnur and Crosley radio leaders with unclear ties to Arkanses territory and nationwide percentages. Details are garbled with multiple unreadable phrases.
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Jack Frazier
Haelke Pegnur
Arlhisas
Crosley Radio
Eyarer
United States
Arkanses
Raed
Nuvwihibin
Wallace Former ambassador to France Dies of Heart Disease
Washington bulletin reports Hugh Campbell Wallace, former ambassador to France, died Thursday May 67 from heart disease. In Van Wert Ohio a Pennsylvania train struck an automobile early Thursday killing three high school students identified as Morris Keoischer Al Burley and World McDaniels, all aged.
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Waeimngton
Hugh Campbell Wallace
Vanwery
Ohio
High Schow
Pennsylvania
Morris Keoischer
al Burley
World McDaniels
Arkansas College May Be Dissolved
Arkansas College faces possible dissolution or consolidation due to financial trouble. Trustees met in Little Rock and recommended pursuing a junior college option or merger with Presbyterian institutions such as Southwestern University or the College of the Ozarks. A synod meeting on February 9 will consider the recommendations. President Tucker resigns to take another post at Austin College in Sherman, Texas.
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Batesville
Arkanses Colege
Torker
Onmouies
Mieeling
Little Rock
Nathan
Guild
Southwastern University
Memphs
College of the Ozarins
Clarkeyle
Presbyterian Synod of Arkansas
Dy. Tucker
Arkansas College
Worstlay
Purmit Lind
Hes Tome
Austin College
Sherman
Texas
New Waterways To Afford Labor
Early completion of the project aims to reduce unemployment by expediting the Mississippi River system. The plan targets three to five years with an approximate cost of 542,600 dollars. It envisions a new waterway from St Louis to Minneapolis, completion of the Pine-Faat channel, and the joint navigation improvements of the Missouri and Ohio river basins.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi Valley Association
Oaquelalion
Iit
Lyon St. Louis
Mineneapolis
Tilinals
Lake Michiaui
Obi
Ll Hino Missouri
Tobnesste
Suburban areas dubbed hodgepodge in expert report
A report from the American Institute of Architects summarizes expert views on the future of American suburbs. It calls suburbs a hodgepodge and urges cities to embrace individuality and tailored development rather for uniform growth. The document, titled by researchers, reflects broad professional opinion.
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Washington-Ufi
Sarecerefeal Gullinvstiaiyss
Auto Licenses Go on Sale Here at County Courthouse
Officials at Washington outline new county administration starting with Sheriff Crit Stuart and Deputy Clarence Bain as chief deputy Monroe, and Ed Vale Sickle as collector. Elbert Rider named county jailer. Crit Sturt becomes deputy clerk. John Ridgdill named tax assessor. Luther Higdason to county judge. Miss Lily Middlebrooks reelected treasurer and Willie Harris circuit clerk.
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John Fa Wilson
Hell In Hope
Washington
Bey
Flagsenger
Washlows
Clarence Bai
Police
Depu Monroe
Ed ‘Vai Sickle
Galstint
Elbert Rider
Arthur C. Anderson
Crit Sturt
Als Offlen
Johia Ridgdil
Luther Higdason
Lily Middlebrooks
Willie Harris
Halliburton Enters Ward Four Aldermanic Race
The Star carries Halliburton's candidacy announcement for alderman in Ward Four. A Hope native, he ran a family sheet metal business across Southwest Arkansas and serves as assistant chief of the city fire department. He is a past master of Whitfield Masonic Lodge and active in the American Legion and Kiwanis Club.
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Hallibur
The
Star
Halliburton
Freight Train to Be Auctioned Off in Walton Ridge Arkansas
Walnut Ridge Arkansas a prosecuting attorney claims for eight fees led Sheriff Warner to place a Frisco freight train eight cars and a caboose up for sale after attaching the engine to recover fines from a dispute over unpaid penalties at Hoxie station. The sale aims to settle about 7800 in unsettled sums with the railroad and state officials opposing excessive fees in some cases while other fee claims were not objected to. Sheriff Warner warns bidders to expect an early sale as the train moves toward highest bidder unless settlements occur.
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Walnut Ridge
Ark
R. A
Hoxie
Ines
Westbeok
Joneshare
Hugh Williantsen
Williamson
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Larivy Cone
Arkansas Railroad
Warner
Roosevelt Urges Reform Of Local Government
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt reads a second inaugural address before the New York Legislature applauding reform of archaic local government. He condemns taxpayer indifference to local governance and emphasizes concentrating power in state and federal levels. Vernor Roosevelt, re elected to a second term by a Democratic majority of one million votes, will also speak.
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Franklin
Roosevelt
New York
Ind Vernor Roosevelt
Father’s Practice Keeps Wedding Business Alive in Bluff City
In Council Bluffs a longrunning wedding custom operated by the DeLong family endures. Henry DeLong Sr died years ago, but his son now performs marriages with cleric help, generating rings, advice, and occasional humor as couples of all colors and creeds come to the door. Profits vary, with pranks and “rubber” checks common, yet the business continues despite no formal vows by Henry himself.
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Council Bluffs
Henry sPeLong
DeLong
Henry
Cornell
Hig
47 Blacksmiths Ply Trade in City of Automobiles
DETROIT city directory 1031 lists forty seven blacksmiths active amid auto industry growth. The entry naming Mary Smiths and John Johnsons among numerous listed workers suggests a bustling trade with various manufacturers including needle makers and fuse powder producers, plus engineers and a mayor mentioned in passing.
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Detroit
Eyust Masulivertora
Williams becomes eleventh Missouri president as journalism founder
Columbia Mo dispatch reports Walter Williams, longtime journalist educator and founder of the first school of journalism, has formally become the University of Missouri president, succeeding Dr. Startton D. Hragks. Williams rose from printer's devil to editor and educator, shaping Missouri journalism education and influencing peers like Columbia University's Talbot Williams as a model dean.
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Columbia
Cal Ispe
University of Missouri
Walter Williamis
University
Startton D. Hragks
Dean Williams
Missquxi
Brooks
Missouri
World Press Congress
Ity Iis
Jserve
City
Unive
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Columbia University
New York City
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Lois Post-Dispatch
New York War
New York
West
South
First 1931 Baby Born in Hempstead County
The first baby boy born in Hempstead County for the new year is Billy Et Wired Call of Spring Hill. He weighed 10 pounds at birth and is the son of Thomas B. Gol thes and 22 id Wilt Dihel Cabligas, from Spring Hill township. The birth occurred Thursday morning with the ceremony hosted by local officials.
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Hempstead
Billy
Thomas B. Golthes
Dihel Cabligas
Spring Lill Township
Bas
Galles
Peo WM
Cat Stage and Screen Fan Dies of Old Age at Laporte Theater
A long loved theater cat at the Laporte venue has died at an old age. The feline, a familiar figure to patrons, watched productions from the stage and wandered the auditorium to track performers on opening nights.
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Cat
Carrigan and Monroe Farm Partnership Formed
A law partnership named Carrigan and Monroe Farm Partnership is formed by Steve Cunigan and Luke I Monroe. They will operate from offices in the First National Bank building for years and handle general law matters. Curtigai retired as BYU district attorney, a post he held since 1926. Monroe is a former prosecutor, serving from 1918 to Wee.
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Steve Cunigan
Luke I. Monroe
First National Bank
Carrigan& Monitor
Curtigai
Weednesday
BYU
Monroe Ulye
Wee
Hope Boy Guest of Columbia University Club
A Hope boy was among three students detained at Columbia University by the Columbia Alumni Club of Little Rock. The youth is Ella Carpenter, a cellar student, son of Mr and Mrs E Carpenter, 308 South Hervey, Arkansas.
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Hope Boy
Columbia U
Calumbia University
Little Rovlk
Columbia Alumi Club
Ella Carpenter
Mas
E. Carpenter
Soults Hervey’ Alborl
Life and death reports disputed over ancient Spartan
Fragmentary text claims that a famed Spartan warrior named Marshal ylifre died in battle, while other reports insist he survived. The scattered excerpts show competing accounts and official denial, reflecting confusion over the veteran’s status.
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Paris
Ylifre
Aga
Theurida
Campbell Takes Managers Post at Famous Store
H R Campbell of Little Rock assumes management of the Famous Store junior department in Hot Springs after previously running the Famous Store at Malvern. L A Jackson, former Hope store manager, now leads the Hot Springs location as Campbell relocates with his family. The broader move reorganizes local store leadership.
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H. R. Campbell
Little Rock
Mr. Campbell
Malvern
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