Death of Calvin Coolidge Reflections on a Spartan Leader
A retrospective tribute recalls Calvin Coolidge as a tight-lipped New England conservative who upheld limited federal power. The piece contrasts his tenure with Roosevelt Taft Wilson and Harding, arguing his calm restraint shaped public memory amid economic distress and federal overreach concerns.
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Alvin Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Woodrow Wilson
William G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
New
Local Farmers Put Up Five Carloads Pork This Year
A. C. Monts, local seed dealer, says at least five carloads or 150000 pounds of dressed pork have been butchered within ten to fifteen miles of Hope. He notes a sharp rise in home curing using a sugar based recipe, estimating enough product was made to cure 1500000 pounds of meat, excluding salt cured pork. The recipe, tested years ago by Monts, uses salt pepper red pepper and sugar and is cheaper with no salt taste. Home meat preserving has grown in Hempstead county with demonstrations by county agents. Monts seed store plans to return to its former Darwin location within 30 days after a recent fire damaged the building. insurance coverage was limited.
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Hope
A. C. Monts
Monts
Hempstead
The
Star
Monts Seed Store
Darwin
Personal Tax List Printed Moves in Monroe County
R Frank Milwee former Monroe County judge advocates publishing the delinquent personal tax list after noting only about 1,200 of 4,000 taxpayers paid. He credited over 1,200 dollars in collected taxes and argued publication discourages evasion while acknowledging some cannot pay. He contrasted Monroe County with Pulaski where delinquent lists grow.
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Littel Rock
R. Frank Milwee
Monroe
Little Rock
Monroe County Quorum Court
Milwee
Miiwee
Judge Milwee
Pulaski
Republicans Report Expense 24 Million
The Republican National Committee reported to Congress it had spent 2,670,000 dollars from June 1, 1932, to the end of the campaign year. In Stockton California Earl F Hammond, an Alaskan miner and farmer, arrived with sled dogs to escape winter at Point Barrow but found Stockton colder.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Congress
Stockton
Cal
Earl F. Hammond
Point Barrow
Alaska
Garner outlines new tax plan amid Roosevelt meeting
In New York Speaker Garner asserted a tax plan “not quite as painful” as income tax rises but did not reveal details. He said Democrats aim to balance the budget legalize beer repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and pass farm relief while awaiting Ways and Means action on broadening the income tax base in about two weeks.
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Washington
Garner
Roosevelt
New York
Ways and Means
Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
Senate
House
Hoover
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Negro Is Bound Over In Mule Theft Case
Leonard Brown, a negro, was bound over to Hempstead county grand jury on grand larceny in a municipal court. He confessed to stealing a mule owned by O. F. Ruggles last July, transported it to Nevada county and sold it there. The mule was recovered and returned to the owner. Brown was committed to jail in lieu of $500 bond.
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Leonard Brown
Hempstead
Grand Jury
Brown
Hope
Clinton, Ark
Allen Shipp
O. F. Ruggles
Nevada County
Winnie Ruth Judd
Phoenix
J. J. Halloran
Navy builds helium compressor on railcar for salvage
Washington reports the Navy has constructed a helium compressor mounted on a special railroad car to deflate lighter-than-air aircraft wherever they are located. The helium aboard the Akron is valued at 420000 dollars, and the department must be able to salvage this valuable gas.
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Washington
Navy Department
Air Express Service Inaugurated Between United States and Colombia
Air express service between the United States and Colombia has begun and is expected to expand to other North and South American nations. Goods shipped by air arrived at their destination within six days of dispatch.
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Washington
United States
Colombia
North
South America
Dispatch
Blackie Roth the Renowned Horseshoer of the Tracks
ERSKINE JOHNSON profiles H M Blackie Roth once the nation’s top horseshoer. Now 79, he runs a small Los Angeles shop, recalls great race horses and polo ponies, and defends the craft against younger rivals while noting horses will always need shoes.
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H. M
Blackie
America
Santa Anita
Erskine Johnson
NEA
Los Angeles
United States
Blackie) Roth
Roth
Sheepshead Bay
Saratoga
Emeryville
Arlington Park
Blackie” Roth
Norfolk
E. J
Lucky” Baldwin
California
York
Midwick Country Club
Carlton Burke
Teddy Miller
Eric Pedley
Arthur Perkins
West of the Rockies
Pioneer Woman of Spring Hill Dies
Mrs. Malvine Smith oldest Hempstead County resident died at her daughter’s home near Spring Hill on Thursday at 3 p.m. She would have turned 96 next March. Funeral was Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Anderson cemetery with Rev. Wallace R. Rogers officiating. Surviving: daughters Misses Jim Flowers of Spring Hill Rosie Breed of Emmet and Hattie Ellis of DeAnn. one brother Dick Samuels. 22 grandchildren 65 great grandchildren and 5 great great grandchildren.
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Malvine Smith
Hempstead County
Jim Flowers
Spring Hill
Smith
Anderson Cemetery
Wallace R. Rogers
First Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church of Hope. Born Near Camden She Moved To Hempstead County
DeAnn
The
Baptist Church
Rosie Breed
Emmet
Hattie Ellis
Dick Samuels
Mack Stuart Buys Broadway Station
Mack Stuart buys the Broadway service station at Third and Elm streets from Tully Henry. Stuart previously managed the Cannon station at Third and Main for Henry, who ran Magnolia territory and wholesale agency since January 1, displacing Houston Wolff. Wolff and his wife moved to Pine Bluff last month. Stuart will continue Magnolia product handling.
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Mack Stuart
Broadway
Tully Henry
Star
Third
Elm Streets
Stuart
Third and Main
Magnolia Oil Company
Henry
Magnolia
Houston Wolff
Pine Bluff
Wolff
Coolidge to be buried in Plymouth Vermont Saturday
President Calvin Coolidge will be laid to rest Saturday in Plymouth Vermont after a simple funeral in Northampton Massachusetts. The service at Edwards Congregational Church will be attended by President Hoover and congressional leaders before the burial beside his father and son Calvin in Plymouth.
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Vermont
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Edwards Congregational Church
Plymouth
Calvin
Graduated License Tax Plan Proposed in Arkansas
A bill drafted for introduction next week would tax licenses on a graduated scale, keeping new car rates unchanged while cutting existing licenses by 20 percent each year for five years. Pulaski County Rep J S Murphy said the attorney general is drafting the measure. Representatives of St Louis bond houses will help fund about 47 million dollars of old road improvement district bonds, states Comptroller Griffin Smith.
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Little Rock
J. S. Murphy
Pulaski County
St. Louis
Griffin Smith
Seven hundred U S Cavalry to stop in Hope Monday
A column of 700 United States Cavalrymen traveling in 76 trucks from Texas to Fort Knox Ky will overnight in Hope on Monday January 9 as they move toward Fort Knox for mechanization. The unit is the First Cavalry. The convoy travels in stages from Fort D A Russell Texas and passes through Salado Mount Pleasant Dallas and Little Rock before reaching Kentucky.
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United States
Texas
Fort Knox
Hope
U. S. First Cavalry Regiment
Fort D. A. Russell
Salado
Dallas
Mount Pleasant
Little Rock
New Sino Japanese clash raises alarm over Ta: Li
Chinese and Japanese forces face off along the Shanhaikwan Chaingwangtao river line with reports of Japanese air patrols and potential moves toward Tientsin Peiping Jehol. Beijing urged the League of Nations to act to curb aggression as tensions mount and foreign observers note no immediate river crossing.
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Shanhaikwan
Chaingwangtao
Tientsin
Peiping
Feiping
Jehoi
Shanhaik
Geneva
Planes Called to Force Tanganyika Water Furrow
In Tanganyika British aircraft were mobilized to compel native tribesmen to build a water furrow needed to supply communities lower on the mountain. An aerial demonstration followed to pressure compliance.
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London
Tanganyika
Agler John Robinson Dies From Bullet Wound In Shooting
John Robinson an agler aged about 60 died in Julia Chester at 5 20 Friday morning from a bullet wound after a shooting incident. J W Lewis also mentioned in the district report as involved.
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Julia Chester
John Robinson
Agler
J. W. Lewis
Fire damages vacant house on West Fourth Street
An unoccupied four room residence on West Fourth Street owned by E T Kennedy burned about 11 30 Thursday night. Firemen could not determine a cause. The roof and inner walls were badly damaged and the loss is partly insured.
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West Fourth Street
E. T. Kennedy
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Flapper
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F. D
Oden Ruggles
Lile
Magnolia Wholesale Agency
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U. S
China
Associated Press
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Ivin Lewis
Will Porter
Young Lewis
Mr. Porter
Young
Gus
Bactie ’ Oat
Dodson
Lewis
McRae Hardware
John
Harware
A. A. Anderson
Patmos
Smith & Wesson
Anderson
Cnstable
Hope Furniture Company
Julia Chester Hospital
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