Editorial by Carl Bailey era loyalty and state power
Here and There Editorial by ALex H Washius defends editor independence from patronage claims tied to Carl Bailey's rise to governor. The piece argues a newspaper cannot trade its integrity for politics, reflects on past campaigns, and urges steadfast scrutiny of appointments to revive Arkansas state government under Bailey.
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Alex. H. Washius
Carl Bailey
Bailey
Fayer
Anyberson
Arkansas
Bam
Oo Lene
Mass violence on Basque coast as hostages die in mob violence
Reported mass executions along the Basque coast as 28 Rightist hostages were killed near Bilbao. At sea, the captain and mate of the insurgent freighter Virgin del Carmen were reportedly executed for piracy while in Tetuan Franco faces foreign pressure over German involvement in Morocco. The French Chamber plans a bill to bar volunteers aiding either side in Spain.
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St, Jean DE Luz
France
Spain
Bilboa
Bayonne
Bilbos
Germany
Pacifics
Patus
Claigngan
Tetuan
Spokosition
Francisco Franco
Africa
Franco
Morocco
Reichsfuhrer
Hitler
Berlin
Spanish
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Luke Monroe Remains in Critical Condition
Luke PB Monroy of Hempstead county lay seriously ill at Julia Chester hospital Tens dty after suffering apoplexy at his Washington home. An attending physician reported no change in his condition over the last 24 hours. Montee was brought to the hospital with his left arm partly paralyzed. The text also notes that 184 lawmakers in the 137th Missouri legislature include 53 lawyers and 48 farmers and a magician.
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Luke PB Monroy
Hempstead County
Julia Chester Hospital
Tens Dty
Montee
Washington
Fey
Scarlet sins washed white by faith, a New Covenant promise
A succinct quotation from Isaiah 1 18 urging repentance and divine forgiveness. It frames sin as scarlet yet promises whiteness through mercy, asserting a transformative divine offering. The line emphasizes moral accountability paired with hopeful redemption.
Reorganization Plan Aims to Reshape Government Structure
President Roosevelt asked Congress on Tuesday to approve a sweeping government reorganization. The plan would create two new cabinet posts for social welfare and public works and consolidate about 105 federal agencies into 12 departments. It also calls for extending civil service protections to all non policy determining roles.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Eigil
Teach Penmanship With a Machine
Louisville story describes Charles Lorber starting a business to help his daughter Doris with writing. He traced grooves in cardboard to guide handwriting, aiming to blend writing with a form of drawing. The piece continues on page three.
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Louisville
Charles Lorber
Doris
Lorber
Project to Open Up Third Street Adopted by WPA
The WPA approved a 16000 project to open South Walnut from Third to Hope High School for gravel surfacing and drainage. The federal share is 11815 with the city in line for 4185 to cover materials and equipment. City officials plan a council presentation of plans including sewerage disposal and street expansion.
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Walnut Street
Third Street
Hope High School
WPA
City of Hope
National Headquarters
Washington, D.C
Sixteenth Street
Albert Graves
South Walnut Shot
Sao
Erwin
South Walnut
Graves
Mr. Erwin
Lloyd Spencer
Brown
Ninth
Henderson College beauty contest pictures to actor Bob Burns
Henderson Star editor Billy Gunn announced that Henderson College will send photos of the 10 most beautiful girls to Bob Burns. From these, the four most beautiful will be chosen by the actor comedian and included in the annual's beauty section. Names listed include Margaret Gilbert Beardeny Frances Snyder Hope Opal Barringer El Dorado Virginia Cunningham Mena Lucille Simns Crissett June Elder Mt. Ida Sarah Helen Ward Arkadelphia Daisy Watson Camden Neynette Rountree Texts Virginka Trisdate Fordyce.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Billy Gunn
Henderson Star
Henderson College
Bob Burns
Margaret Gilbert
Bear
Deny Frances Snyder
Hope
Opal Barringer
EL Dorado
Virginia Cunningham
Mena
Lucille Simns
Crissett
June Elder
Mt. Ida
Sarah Helen Ward
Daisy Watson
Camden
Neynette Rountree
Texts
Wid Virginka Trisdate
Fordyce
Two Hurt in Sunday Morning Depot Crash
Red Kennedy and Jett Williams Jr were injured when their automobile crashed into the Missouri Pacific depot Sunday at 2 a m Kennedy received head injury care and home treatment while Williams the driver was stunned and taken home by ambulance Two other passengers escaped unharmed The car struck the depot wall knocking bricks loose and the front end was badly damaged
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Red Kennedy
Barber
New Capital Hotel
Jett Williams, Jr
Missouri Pacific
Kennnedy
Willian
Williams
Maly Quad
Willan
Division
Pike
Mattson Child Is 7 Slain. Ransom Not Paid
Tacoma reports a kidnapper slaying of 10 year old Charles Mattson with a $28,000 ransom. body found battered and nude in snow near Everett after two weeks abduction. Authorities, including G men and Seattle police, pursue the suspect as President Roosevelt and Attorney General pledge action. Dr Mattson confirms ransom talks did not end in payment.
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Tacoma
Wash
Charles Mattson
Otto Mittlestadt
Seattle
Wish
Charles
Roosevelt
Washington
Charles Mattison
Washington State
Cummings
Mattson
Everett
Dr. W. W. Mattson
Paul Sceva
Sotwell Challacombe
Mattsen
Crine
Department of Justice
Gordon Morrow
Justice Department
Dr. Mattson
Bveret
Tacunik
William
de. Mattson
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Nashville report notes a tangled talk about Max Sehmeling and Jimmy Brourdock with hints of a possible Spain trip. Roosevelt eyes reorganizing government while Father Coughlin and Preacher Smith face vocal criticism amid a tense political climate.
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Nashville
Tony
Max Sehmeling
Jimmy Brourdock
Geri
Spain
Roosevelt
Countey
Father Coughlin
Preacher Smith
New Governor and Old One Clash Over Textbooks Inaugural
In Arkansas, retiring Gov Futrell criticizes funding for free textbooks while urging property tax support for schools and opposing prison leniency. He proposes constitutional fixes and a restrained use of state funds, clashing with Gov-elect Bailey on education, pardons, and overhauling county government.
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Little Rock
J. M. Futrell
General Assembly
Carl E. Bailey
Bailey
Futrell
Farrell
Mens
Bailey outlines 20 proposals in inaugural message
Governor Carl E. Bailey presents a 20 item program covering federal cooperation, aid to the underprivileged, prison reform, reorganization of the State Police, civil service, free text books, judiciary reform, bar regulation, tax equalization, sales tax re enactment, chain store regulation, debt refinancing, natural resources promotion, and broader efficiency across Arkansas government.
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Little Rock
Carl E. Bailey
State Police Department
Bar
Arkansas
District Governor to Address Hope Rotary Friday
John Brunner governor of the Gad district Rotary International will visit the Hope Rotary Club at Hotel Barlow at noon Friday January 22 He is a member of the Rotary Club of Marked Tree Ark
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Gad
Rotary Internatonal
Hope Rotary Club
Hotel Barlow
Governor Brunner
Rotary Club of
Marked
Iree
Ark
New Jewelry Sparkles in New York City Ad
Bright blue and red stones set in red gold. Diamonds quiver in spring settings. In ear-rings and jars, lime is about twice as soluble in cold water as in boiling water.
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New York
Bailey lays out 20 point program in inaugural
Governor Carl E. Bailey outlines a 20 point program addressing social security farm tenancy taxation education prison reform and civil service in his inaugural address urging rural electrification development of natural resources and industry and modernization of state agencies He defends reenacting the sales tax amid revenue concerns and stresses cooperation with the federal government and other states.
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Little Rock
Carl E. Bailey
Arkansas
Bailey
General Assembly
State Utilities Commission
National Rural
Inauguration Day Opens With Governor Bailey Oath
The ceremony began in the Little Rock House Chamber with Governor Carl E. Bailey taking the oath before Chief Justice Smith. Mrs. Margaret Bailey reacted emotionally as the governor was sworn in, then addressed the crowd from the steps amid intermittent rain. A separate measure proposed a two house to one chamber constitutional amendment and reforms in loan practices was discussed as the inaugural events drew attendees from Hope and Hempstead County.
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Little Rock
General Assembly
Representatives Chamber
Bailey
Smith
Margaret Bailey
Sapitel
Campbell
House
Hope
Missouri Pacific
Carl E. Bailey
Hempstead County
W. S. Atkins
Torrell Cornelius
Harry Shiver
Lyman Eley
Hope Boys Band
G T Cross Addresses Kiwanis Club on Local Employment
G T Cross of the federal Employment Service based in Hope spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon in New Capital hotel. He outlined three services to employers, workers, and the community, noting varied local job types from common labor to specialized roles at Okay Cement, cinnabar and diamond mines, and saw mills. Ray Allen was initiated. Johnny Wade introduced Boyett of the National Youth Administration.
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G. T. Cross
Federal Employment Service
Hope
Kiwanis Club
New Capital Hotel
Mec. Cross
Cross
Okay Cement
Mr. Cross
Ray Allen
Iid
Johnny Wade
Cotton market closes steady in New Orleans notes
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady, rising six points to middling 13.04 as trade noted Tuesday activity from Pi-Januay cote hon opened at 12.39 and closed at 12.42.
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New Orleans
Pi—-Januay Cote Hon
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