Smith and Davis Shape a Nation in a Crisis Dialogue
In a Liberty League banquet reflection, the writer critiques Alfred E. Smith for missing present needs while praising John W. Davis’s role in 1924. The piece recalls personal voting for La Follette and warns that America faces ongoing crises from prohibition to enforcement and fiscal risk, urging vigilant citizen action.
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John W. Davis
J. P. Morgan ,& Co
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Mr. Morgan
Democratic Party
Calvin Coolidge
Robert M. Lau Folletty
Bert
England recalls how crown prince upset the Tories
Milton Bronier reports on Edward VIII before his reign, highlighting the prince’s social concerns. He cites his 1928 radio plea for aid to distressed miners, urging donations including a $2,000,000 fund raise with $100,000 from American supporters, and notes his planned 1929 visit to England to witness miners' hardship firsthand.
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Edseard
Prince of Wales
Empire
British Legion
Britain
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Prince
Christina
Tess
Ameren
Boswell to Move Wednesday Store Relocation Scheduled
Joe Boswell plans the relocation of Boswell & Higdon and the Boswell & Tiggwson outfits from South Main and East Seventh to a new site on Wednesday. The move consolidates stock and fixtures from the general merchandise outfits in Compton Bros. premises as the Star had previously reported Tuesday.
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Boswell
M. Boswell
Boswell & Higdon
Sevan
Boswell & Tiggwson
South Main Street
County Judge Reveals Sheriff Earnings for Last Year
Hope Arkansas January 28 1936 County Judge H M Stephens discloses sheriff Bearden received 21206 70 in fees from various courts plus 4280 for collecting taxes and 3077 for five months expenses totaling 6377 in salaries for jail fees and other payments. He notes additional expected pay from January circuit court term and states his own salary was 1225 including expenses.
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Bearden
Chancery Court
Cococcou Eo
Engineer Captain Get Prison Term
In New York on Tuesday Federal Judge Hulbert sentenced Eben S. Abbott chief engineer of the liner Morro Castle to four years in prison and William F. Wiring acting captains to two years. They were convicted of criminal negligence connected with the ship fire of September 6 1934 that cost 124 lives.
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New York
Hulbert
Eben S. Abbott
Morro Castle
William F. Wiring
Scott Warren Dies at 37 Following Hospital Visit
Scott Warren, 37, of Unga, a carpenter, died Tuesday at Chester hospital. He is survived by his widow and five children, plus a half-brother. Funeral services will be held at 19 a. m. on Wednesday at the Hope Gospel Church. The Rev. Bert Webb will preside. A Hope Furniture Company ambulance will transport the body to Falls Chapel in Sevier County for burial.
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Chester Hospital
Hope Gospel
Bert Webb
Hope Furniture Company
Ambulasen
Falls Chapel
Sevier Daunty
Fee
George Fifth Is Laid In His Tomb in Windsor
George the Fifth is laid in state with a funeral procession through London ending at St. George’s Chapel. Thousands of mourners line the route as the burial service is observed in Westminster.
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Windsor
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Associated Press
George the Athendvel Puesdas
St. Geofre’s Chapel
Great Britain
Ikowes
Westminister Hill
London
Final Plans for FDR Birthday Ball in Hope
Final plans for a birthday ball honoring President Roosevelt were announced in Hope with a dance at the high school gym Thursday night. The event is part of a nationwide series of jubilee affairs benefiting infantile paralysis with proceeds split between national relief and local aid in Hempstead County. Tickets are $1.50 per couple or 75 cents for unaccompanied ladies. a separate Negro dance at Verner High School starts at 5 p.m. with music by Pike Wilson orchestra and a queen drawing featuring a cake prize.
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United States
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R. R. Morris
Tunsday
Hope
T. H. Crone
Kansas City
Crone
Hope Country
Hamilton Hanegan
Roy Stephenson
C. S. Lowthorp
Yerrer High School
Pike Wilson Orchestra
Neuvo
Lost CCC Recruit Located at Hotel Barrowly
CCC recruit Willam Duehig Alon missing since last Thursday was found Tuesday by Chief John Ridghill. The 20 year old registered at Hotel Barlow and stayed in his room due to mess. Police were alerted to the disappearance and notified to monitor the case.
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Buehlig
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Texarkana
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Barlow
Cate
Covert Outlines Homestead Relief Plan Details
Lieutenant Governor Lev Covert released the text of a proposed constitutional amendment to describe homestead relief and property valuation. It would raise the threshold for initiative submission and require signatures from a percentage of state voters. The plan aims to empower certain protections and faces ongoing collection efforts.
6000 Towns Unite for F D Birthday Celebration
Six thousand American towns will join January 30 birthday balls to honor President Franklin D Roosevelt s 14th anniversary and raise funds for the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. The nationwide drive supports infantile paralysis relief with 70 percent locally retained and 30 percent sent to Warm Springs.
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Franklin ,D. Roosevelt
Georgia Warm, Springs Foundation
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Bermuda
Cubitt
Thomas Astley Cubitt
Virgin Islands
Alaska
Hawaii
Florida Everglades
Charley Hartog
Holland
Thhat
Hartog
Warm Springs
Henry L. Doherty
Cominittee
Ane
Doherty
Ian Yeres
Anniniwil
Roysevelt
Abi Dulurty
Wall Springs Foundation
Sauou
Mjos
Wallington bulletin urges Roosevelt support from Progressive Republicans
Secretary Iches called on Progressive Republicans in Wallington to back President Roosevelt to offset potential losses from conservative Democrats in this year’s presidential campaign. In Birmingham Alabama twins aged five weeks died after bedclothes were placed over their heads to keep them warm. Eight Cavite Navy Yard workers were seriously injured when submarine battery explosions occurred Tuesday. Representative Miller of Arkansas asked Senate Commerce to add 26 reservoirs to flood control for the lower Mississippi valley. One Army officer was killed and another fatally injured in a Bolling Field aircraft crash. identities were not immediately known.
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Ala
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Washington
Army
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Hope High School Football Schedule Adds Pine Bluff
Hope High School released a six home game 136 schedule for next fall under coach Foy Hammons with three open dates to fill. Pine Bluff High joins the slate along with Yat Springs El Dorado and Camden, as Hammons seeks to fill open dates through Blytheville Port Zaush and Joneshore. The list includes September 18 at Pine Bluff September 33 at Pine Bluff October 2 Saukaver October 16 Kl Dorada October 23 Nashville October 30 Camden November 6 Brescott November 20 Detueai November 26 Hut Springs.
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Pine Bluff High School
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Camden
Hammons
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Port Zaush
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UsTexurkana
Texas
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Apen
Sinuvkaver
Saukaver
KL Dorada
Nashville
Brescott
Apyn
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Here
Winter's Worst Sees 14-Degree Low Across Region
A bitter cold wave pushed temperatures to 14 degrees Tuesday morning at the Fruit & Truck Branch Experiment station thermometer, the coldest since 1912. Forecasters warn of several more arctic days with subzero conditions, while the death toll from the cold rises to about 250 nationwide.
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Weather Man
Arkansas
Chicago
Mercury
District 10 Meet Set If Nashville Track Is Ready
NASHVILLE Ark The District 10 track and field meet will be held at Nashville April 18 if the track is completed by then announced Tuesday by E T Moody secretary of the district association If the track is not ready the meet will be held in Texarkana Two years work remains on the track mainly hauling cinders for the track and a field house is to be completed later. Moody notes Nashville could have a top athletic facility once finished The rest of the article discusses Great Britain population trends with births exceeding deaths.
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Carter Glass
Roosevelt
Smith
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Union
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Ark
E. T. Moody
District Association
Tuxarkana
Gee
Stricken Louisiana Governor Allen Dies at 55
Baton Rouge reports Governor Osceola K. Allen, 55, an apolitical machine ally, collapsed at 8:50 am and died at 10:40 am after a brain hemorrhage. Lieutenant Governor Monroe automatic to assume governor duties. Allen had long been a staunch ally of the state administration.
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Oscer K. Allen
Tate Hi Uey
Louista Denly
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Uni Allen
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Sen
Sena
Ethiopians Routed as Italians Claim New Victory
The Italian high command reported a four hour victory on the Eritrean front and said war gains included the capture of a Swedish hospital unit thought to be transporting munitions. Five Red Cross trucks carrying 27 cases of ammunition were seized at Wadare as Ethiopian forces retreated from Monhedli. Swedish Red Cross personnel confirmed losses of equipment but denied taking hostages. Abidjo noted Germany relies heavily on agricultural products for war fuel.
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Badoglio
Wadare
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Italy
Ras Desta Remtu
Monhedli
Red Cross
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