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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1931

Page

2

Stage Dreams and Departures in a Summer Home

In a late summer mood Cass and Liane contend with packing a shabby truck and a cache of old letters and a battered scrapbook. Liane discovers a clipping about Syracuse stock in 1903 while Cass resists, then yields to the idea of Mrs Cloespaugh’s plan while pondering life on the road and stage roles.

Cann Liens Cage Liana Tiba Vernon Cass Avs Cleespaugh Ljane Vee Robard

Hidden Photograph Sparks Family Tension and Reconciliation

In a cluttered room Luisa Emerson’s faded portrait prompts Liane and her mother Cass to confront past tragedies. Cass recalls a sister’s fevered decline at twenty one while guarding a choice about Liane’s future, balancing charity with independence as plans for travel unfold.

Luisa Emerson Liana Liane

Schmeling Defeats Stribling for Heavyweight Title in Cleveland

Max Schmeling knocked out Willie Stribling in the 14th round to claim the heavyweight championship in Cleveland. The German dominated the later stages after a back-and-forth start, with 31,000 spectators and a $250,000 gate. Schmeling’s victory signals a long American absence from the throne and sets up a possible clash with Primo Carnera.

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Standings and Sunday Results From the League

Sunday's results show Little Rock and Mobile tied 7 in 1 inning called, New Orleans beating Memphis 7 to 4, Nashville 7 over Atlanta 2, Chattanooga 10 over Birmingham 4, St. Louis 3 Chicago 1, Detroit 5 Cleveland 4, Washington 4 Philadelphia 2, Boston 6 New York 3, Cincinnati Brooklyn 4 New York 3, Chicago 2 St. Louis 1 in 10 innings, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati 4 Boston 4 Philadelphia 2. FOR RENT Modern five room house built in features Close in A H Eversmeyer 420 South Pine.

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Raid in Ouachita Nets Large Quantity of Beer

In Camden Arkansas several hundred bottles of beer were destroyed after a raid in the oil fields south of Camden. Sheriff Arthur Ellis Deputy Sheriff B M Milner and Deputy Prosecutor T M Clifford were joined by three federal prohibition agents. Two arrests were made including Phil Medley charged with manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor for sale. A barrel of beer and over 1600 bottles were found and destroyed. gambling devices were also seized at the Monterey Club where Herbert Holder was arrested for operating and possessing gambling devices.

Camden Ark Arthur Ellis B. M. Milner T. M. Clifford Monterey Club Old Manhattan Club Phil Medley Medley Herbert Holder

Arkansas Prohibition Stills Destroyed in Year

Little Rock report shows 414 moonshine stills seized with capacity to 70059 gallons of whisky in Arkansas in the fiscal year ending June 30. Deputy Prohibition Administrator Hirlam Sutterfield notes 84 arrests and 698 convictions with eight acquittals, praising officers and cooperation with other law enforcement agencies.

Little Rock Arkansas Hirlam Sutterfield Xivry Sutterfield

Washington Beats Athletics 4 to 2 in MLB action

Washington Senators return home after a West Coast trip and beat George Earnshaw and the Athletics 4 to 2. Earnshaw misplayed a throw at first base as part of three errors by his team, while Marberry allowed eight hits. The Browns split with Chicago, the Yankees fell to Boston in 11 innings, and Fat Malone starred for the Cubs with a 2 to 1 win over St Louis.

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Man Drowns After Cramps On River Outing

Walter Carpenter, 35, died while swimming with five companions on a Fourth of July outing in the St Francis River near Jonesboro Arkansas. He was reportedly seized with cramps and went under.

Jonesboro Ark St. Francis River Here Walter Carpenter

Kentucky Burley Growers Plan Large Tobacco Crop

Lexington Kentucky reports that despite warnings that production exceeds consumption, a vast burley crop is planned this season. Favorable spring and summer conditions benefit plants, with cut worms and army worms as the main threats. Planting tobacco has drawn workers from cities, easing unemployment.

Kentucky Burley Lexington

Asphalt Surfaces Route 2 Across Columbia County

Magnolia reports asphalt surfacing underway on Highway No. 2 from here to the Miller county line. When finished, the entire county will feature pavement on the route.

Columbia County Magnolia Miller County

World War Vet Causes Self Inflicted Death in Arkansas

BHERIDAN Ark Milton Fe Pharrs 31 a World War veteran shot and fatally wounded himself near his home Saturday He died en route to Pine Bluff in an ambulance Despondency over ill health was blamed by friends for the incident He had been a patient at the army and navy hospital in Hot Springs.

Bheridan Ark Milton Pharrs Pine Bluff Army and Navy Hot Springs

Accidental Gun Shot Death in Heber Springs

In SEARCY Arkansas F H Sande died Friday after an accidental shooting by his brother W L Sanders on June 3. The incident occurred at 9 AM at the Heber Springs station where Sanders lived, ending in Sande's death.

Searcy, Ark F. H. Sande W. L. Sanders Heber Springs Sandrt

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