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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1935

Page

4

Here and There Editorial on Arkansas tax reform and sales tax

Here and There editorial argues Arkansas must either pass a state sales tax or enact radical reforms to property assessments centered in Little Rock. It highlights widespread under taxation of real and personal property, urges centralization of assessing authority, and warns that without immediate reform, schools and institutions suffer. The piece questions Governor Futrell and notes Hempstead county losses and the burden on small real estate owners.

Egardless Futrell Arkansas Little Rock Yost Hempstead Purell Teally Farrell

Election Contest Hangs on Verdict in Ashley County

In Hamburg Arkansas the Edwin contest between Congressman Tilman B Parks and Wade Kitchens over the Seventh district Democratic nomination nears a Friday ruling by Judge Patrick Henry. Crossett and Parkdale precinct ballots are challenged, with Kitchens asserting voter fraud and Parks fearing disenfranchisement if those votes are thrown out. The battle over 210 and 65 witnesses, recount shifts, and the Ashley County Central Committee certification narrows Parks lead, now under 100, as lawyers push for a decisive ruling.

Hamburg Ark Tilman B. Parks Camden Wade Kitchens Magnolia Congress Patrick Henry Kitchens Crossett Parkas Ashley County Ihling Ashley County Central Committee Parks Clark County Kiehens Parkdale Henry Parkside E. C. Aiken Democratic Committee Aiken

Gale Henderson Sees Expected Pay Day Turn Eventful

Gale Henderson works in a gray textile room as machines hum and bobbins snap. She counts her purse to four dollars fifty eight cents, noting payday approaches while the day promises unexpected events.

Gale Henderson Gale

Gale Henderson and Steve Myers in the spinning room flirtation

Gale leaves the plant floor as workers hurry home and meets Steve Myers outside. Josie Gridley envies Gale and Steve noting his good looks. Gale muses on personality and day’s end as they walk away, with continuation promised on page five.

Pyit Marchines Gale Josie Gridley Tye Steve Josie Pat Chance Gale Henderson Steve Myers

Share in Estate Denied Arkansan Share in Estate Denied

Superior Court Judge Richard Booth dismissed the $2.5 million estate claim by Robert Ayron Price, 19, of Stuttgart, Ark. The ruling resolves whether Price is the son of late Charles T. Palmer or of William A. Price and Elizabeth M. Price, as Sara Palmer sought all New London estates via her late mother.

Nohwich Cott Richard Booth Robert Ayron Price Stuttgart Ark

Bearden Continues Anti Liquor Raids In Hope

Sheriff Hm Bearden and deputies raided Harper's Place on South Walnut and Buck's Place on Third Street as part of a downtown liquor crackdown in Hope. A half pint of bonded whisky was found at Buck's Place while no liquor was uncovered at Harper's Place. The raids followed reports of continued sales despite prior seizures and a warning that state law forbids liquor sales even with federal licenses.

Hope Hm Bearden Thraidy Harper's Place South Walnut Street Dearden Buck's Place Third Street Bearden

Lindbergh Baby Death Evidence Focuses On Skull Fracture

Autopsy testimony in the Hauptmann trial concludes the Lindbergh infant died from a skull fracture while still alive, with death occurring rapidly. Prosecutors outline the skull injury as part of their case, detailing the infant’s burial in a thicket near Hopewell after a ransom plot.

Baby Associated Press Flemington, N. J Hauptmann Charles, Mitchell Mercer County Flemington N. J Bruno Hauptmann Baby Lindbergh Fansim Col Charles A. Lindbergh Fiegra William Allen Hopewell Bruno Auterdun Mount Hosp

Gun Smuggler in California Prison Break Is Captured

Police captured Clyde Stevens fifty miles from San Quentin after four convicts escaped the prison in a bold breakout that left their leader Rudolph Straight dead and warden James B. Holohan gravely wounded. Fellow captives included Frank B. Sykes and other board members, with a running pursuit across Redwood highway ending in a wrecked car and multiple arrests.

Associated Press San Quentin Penitentiary Calif Clyde Stevens San Quentin Rudolph Straight Ban Quentin Sian Quentin James B.holohan Frank B. Sykes State Board of Prison Terms and Paroles Holohan Sykes Warren Atherton Stockien Joseph Stephens Sacraimentaanker Mark BE Noon Harry Jones C. L. Dose Hamilton Field Army California Redwood Highway Albert E. Bagshaw Marin County United States Wocleamery Building Ruculah Stight Alameda Courty Abber Mackey Los Angeles Dpe Christy Pred Alenders San Francisco

Arrests in Gambling Raid Prompt Rounding Up Nine Men

Forney Elder of Hempstead county was fined 50 pounds after arraignment on whisky sales charges. Seven white men and eight Black men pleaded guilty to gambling charges, each fined 10 dollars plus costs. Sheriff Bearden led a raid on a gambling house near Highway No. 4. Fifteen gallons moonshine and wine were seized amid township protests extending five years. Memphis crop loan office reports 90.39 percent collection of 1934 loans totaling 14,556,260 dollars across 10 states from 214,342 farmers prior to maturity.

Forney Elder Northen Hempstead Sol Cox Bingen Jim Bearden Etder Hempstead-Howard County Bearden Mine Creek Township Memphis Tenn Memphis Emergency Crop Loan Office James Tipton Tipton

Local Cotton Executive Leads Little Rock Exchange

Little Rock bulletin reports J. B. Highein, manager of The Lesser Cotton Co. and former Pine Bluff caltonian, was directed Thursday as president of the Little Rock Cotton Exchange.

Little Rock Ark J. B. Hmighein Lesser Cotton Company Pine Bluff Liddle Rock Colton Exchange

Cox Drug Company Relocates to West Second Street

The Cox Drug Company moves to West Second Street into the Burr Store building as staff finish stocking and arranging merchandise. Opening is planned for the second week in February with Drs Martindale and Martindale occupying new offices on the ground floor. Miss Sibyl Smith will operate a beauty shop in the same building after the move.

John P. Cox Drug Company West Second Street Burr Store Company Cox Nlast Sibyl Smith Drs. Martindale & Martindale Fill Weie

Federal Social Program Aims to Shield Against Modern Hazards

Washington reports the Roosevelt administration outlined a five point program to Congress. It includes compulsory unemployment insurance, compulsory poverty old age insurance, old age pensions, federal grants to states for aid to the needy, and federal grants to states for aid to ill mothers and children.

Washington Roosevelt Administration Congress

Auto License Extension to Feb 1 in Arkansas

Revenue Commissioner Earl Wise extended the deadline for 1935 motor vehicle licenses to February after a House resolution. Motorists may avoid penalties by purchasing licenses within the new period, extending the window by 12 days beyond the prior limit in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Little Rock Arkansas Earl Wisehin House of Representatives

Tax cut cigarette measure and liquor bills introduced

In Little Rock lawmakers introduced a 3 cent per pack cigarette tax cut and a liquor licensing bill proposing annual licenses for stores. A Townsend old age pension resolution faced quick sidetracking as debates touched on state revenue and taxation. The session also advanced a state depository bill and a municipal bond program for water works improvements.

Little Rock Anc Gilbert Senate Elgines

Man Seeks City for Truck Damage After Police Shootout

Newt Bundy filed a claim with the City of Hope seeking 80 dollars plus 50 cents for alleged damages to a truck whose rear tires were punctured by bullets from police guns. Clyde Reese, driving downtown, ignored commands and was later arrested for reckless driving and drunkenness. officers pursued and fired, with two rear tires punctured, the incident cited at a Tuesday city council meeting.

Dlaim City of Hope Newt Bundy Clyde Reese Reese Main Rooce Fipi

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