Here and There Editorial on 1936 politics and dog racing
The column critiques 1936 third party hopes amid Roosevelt policies, arguing social changes already outlined by Roosevelt. It contrasts Long and Roosevelt plans on wealth, taxes, and public debt, then shifts to Memphis dog racing harms. It cites West Memphis racing, business losses, and local attitudes toward regulation and public utilities.
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Adigal
Chigago Wriday
Roosevelt
Socieal
Beethron
Fie
Dummeratie
Huey
America
Washington
Nan
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Child Slayer to Return to Detroit
Merton Wart Good Hol, 21, wanted for the murder of his wife Lilia Gallaher Goodrich, a 19 year old, in Detroit last September. He waived extradition in New York after being held on a homicide charge and was subjected to renewed questioning by authorities before formal extradition.
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New York
Merton
Briday
Lilia Galliber
Goodrich
Florener
General Sessions
Morris Koenig
Wee
Seven Arrested In Hope For Liquor Law Violations
Sheriff Jim Bearden announced the arrest of seven persons on liquor law violations in Hope Arkansas. Five face tax paid liquor charges, two hold moonshine sales. Prosecutors also seized whisky behind a beer parlor and 100 empty bottles. May revoke Pool license. discovery of licensed whisky reported.
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Jim Beasden
Martin Pool
Front Street
Clyde Halioman
Pool
Hadeen
Bearden
Frank Witte
Southwest
Arkansas
Dolph Reed
Johnny Jones
Willie Smith
Hope
Mammie Anthony
Jand Trey Simms
Anderson Assumes Rotary Presidency at Hope Club
Roy Anderson became president of Hope Rotary, with East President Albert Graves noting a smooth year ahead. Secretary Rev Thomas Brewster reported perfect attendance by Terrell Carnelius Albert Potter and J Carter Johnson. J P Duffie missed one of 52 meetings. Leon Carrington became treasurer. George Ware highlighted the annual Visiting Day program at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station next Friday July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Anderson
Hope Rotary Priday
Barlow
Albert Graves
Rotary
Thomas Brewster
Terrell Carnelius
Albert Potter
J. Carter Johnson
J. P. Duffie
Leon Carrington
Jake Sule
Gerge W. Ware
Ure Fruit & Yruck Braich
Suly
Slays Girl and Flees With Body Near El Dorado Arkansas
Slayings at a roadside sandwich stand near El Dorado lead to Clyde Gulley a Farmerville quarry worker being captured by deputies as he fled toward Louisiana with the dead body of Miss Clarice Moore 22 and her companion R A P Harper 22 both of Strong. Gulley faces murder charges and an indictment for assisting with intent to kill Joh Pennington of Strong who was wounded in the Christina Eve incident. Pennington followed Moore into the woods and Gulley shot him in the head. Pennington has not appeared in court.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Louisiana
Clyde Gully
Farmerville
Tla
Union County
Jait
Clarice Moore
Muttig
R. A.paph Harper
Strong
Elmer Nelson
Gulley
Nelson
Moore
Gutley
Christina Eve
Joh Pennington
Miss Moore
Pennington
Fennington
Culley
Livia
Faemerville
Three-Pound Cucumber Grown in Hempstead
A three-pound cucumber, two inches long and three inches in diameter, was brought to Hope Friday by RL 8, Sexton, living south of Hope. The cucumber is believed to be Hempstead’s largest this year and is on display at Monts Seed store.
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Hope Friday
RL 8
Sexton
Hope
Hempstees
Monts
Ada Nelson 75 Dies at Ozan in Heart Ailment
Ada Meadows Nelson 75 of Ozan dies from heart ailment. Funeral 10 am Saturday at St Paul Church with Rev H H Harrell and Rev T L Epton officiating. Burial at Parl cemetery. Survived by husband L. T Nelson and five sons Ton Mineral Springs Oscar La Habra Paul? plus five daughters in New York City Fayetteville Los Angeles and Denver. Brothers Meadows listed. two sisters De Loach Templetort. Active pallbearers named. honorary listed.
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Ada Meadows Nelson
Ozan
Peath
St Paul Church
H. H. Harrell
T. L. Epton
Parl
T Nelson
Qrans
Ton Nelson
Mineral Springs
Oscar Nelson
LaHabara
Califis Paul Nelson
Prinlidad
Cobo
Buena Mee Kinny
New York City
Annie Mae Bryant
Fayetteville
Clara Cowper
Los Angeles
Gertrude McMurdo
Paul Stimmell
Doula Meadows
Greenwood
Tat
Many Meadows
Homer
Denni Meadows
Denyer
Cole
Viola de~ Loach
Shawnee
Oklaz
Templetort
Tape
Barton Will Open Grocery Saturday in Nashville
Butea who owes no grocery in Nashville will open a new store on East Second Street the former Young Chevrolet location. D DeLanes of Nashville will be fore manager assisted by Bascom Wy also of Nashville. The store plans a full line of groceries and feed supplies to serve the local trade.
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B. J. Butea
Nashville
East Second
Young Chevrolet Company
D. B. DeLanes
Bascom Wy
Net for Fugitives Spread at Conway
Two armed convicts Lee Sitton and Zack McHenry fled Tucker Prison Farm and crossed the Arkansas River near Conway. Authorities joined deputies in a wide search as reports tied the pair to abductions and robberies across Jefferson and Pulaski counties while seeking the prisoner Jake Young.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Trust
Conway
Arkansas River
L. R. Summers
Cedar Park
Lee Sitton
Searcy Colin
Tye
Zach McHenry
Faulkner County
Tucker Prison Farm
Jake Young
Tralle Rock
Tucker
Arkansas
Jefferson Lund Pulaski
Fenitendary
Arkansas Gasette
Sheethy
Searcy Jeounty
Sears
Penitenlcy
Zack McHenry
Rebery
Use
Sebastian County
Express Wrecked on Great Northern Empire Builder Derails
BAINVILLE Montana April Great Northern Empire Builder derailed after a washout caused by a cloudburst injuring 24 people with at least two in serious condition. Eight cars left the track and rolled over as wreckers began clearing the mainline. Track damage extended about 1000 feet.
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Bainville
Mont
Great Northern Railway
Frida
Great Northern Jy
Seized by Rangers in Texarkana Raid
State Rangers captured Joe Dukes in Texarkana on Thursday and brought him to Pulaski County jail in Little Rock. Dukes, 26, was linked to an attempted burglary with Wardcuff and others in Lonoke and England. Guns and ammunition were found in a car they allegedly stole in Paris and transported to England. Dukes later admitted involvement after initial denial.
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Little Rock
State Rangers
Joe Dukes
Texarkana
Pulaski County
B. D Woodruff
England
Lonoke County
Wardcuff
Paris
Dent
Weedruff
Companion
Wall Baucum Highway
Little Beech
Dukes
Majority's Right to Organize for Bargaining Upheld
The Wagner Labor Disputes bill, signed by President Roosevelt, guarantees labor the right to bargain collectively and to organize without employer interference. It proposes a National Labor Relations board of three members yet to be appointed, empowered to represent employes in plant-wide bargaining. The measure supersedes a dead NRA provision and aims to empower majority-chosen unions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Recovery Act
NRA
National Labor Relations Board
Higher Corn Prices Seen Across Midwest Amid Wet Spring
Heavy spring rains and late floods in Hempstead County push midwest and national corn markets higher. Farmers facing reduced cash crop income may struggle to buy feed, but experts urge timely planting of corn, sorghums, cowpeas and soybeans to mitigate losses. Experiments from Lee, Pulaski and Washington counties noted. continued on page six.
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Frank’ A. Stanley
Hempstead
Legent
United States
Nho
Lee
Pulaski
Washington
College of Agriculture
The
University of Leee
Cotton markets dip as Liverpool, Chicago drag prices lower
New Orleans and New York markets resume trading with prices tumbling. July cotton eases to around 11.0 to 11.6 per bale as July through March contracts slide amid lower Liverpool cables and holiday conditions. Futures show broad liquidation and active selling, with brief recoveries in some months.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Chicago
New York
Tradaig
Easy Liverpool
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