States move to legalize beer across border areas
The article surveys the impact of legalized beer near borders and in Tennessee Oklahoma and Louisiana. It notes projected tax revenues from beer sales of about 1 000 000 in Tennessee and over 2 000 000 in Oklahoma with thousands of jobs tied to breweries and mills. It mentions municipal levies and local option measures affecting who collects taxes and how enforcement works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Georgia
Mische
Louisiana
New Orleans
Rouge
Tennessee
Focal Beer Commissions
Nashville
Memphis
Oklahoma
Election officers listed for multiple counties and towns
Continued on page one, the notice lists election officials by location including judges clerks sheriffs and names for Guernsey Wylie Gee Moman Hays Franks Melver McNab Cannon Knighton Parker Erwin Raley Shover Springs Hugh Lascher Byers Recev Darwin England and Centerville Sardis regions with associated personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Spates
Chas
P. Knighton
J. A. Parker
Erwin
Herbert Raley
Shover Springs
Hugh Lascher
R. G. Byers
J. M. Recev
L. Ju. Darwin
Geo. Crews
J. W. England
Rocky Mound
R. F. Hunt
H. S. Dudley
J. L. Higgason
T. H. Butler
Dale Hunt
J. H. Fickard
Centerville
O. E. Sanders
S. B. Skinner
J. R. Collier
H. E., Patterson
R. L. Jones
J. G. Allen
Sardis
Robi. Walton
J. A. Porterfield
R. H. Tunstall
O. D
Local Election Officials and Clerks by Ward Sampler
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple ward designations with judges and clerks named such as Middlebrooks Hamiter Kent Ward 1A 1% 3 and 4. It reads like a roster of election officials including sheriffs and clerks across districts with numerous surnames and initials.
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Middlebrooks
T. M. Hamiter
J. W. Jones
Patone
Middlebroks
A. J. Kent
H. P. Davis
L. ©. Formby
L. D. Rider
J. E. Black
Nepe
F. M. Perry
W. F. Gartner
E. G. Coop
W. Berry
Roy Anderson
M. Phillips
T. A. Cornelius
W. B. Huddleston
P. J. Holt
Wallace Cook
Jones
Geo. Wiggins
J. K. Briges
W. M. Hart
C. L. Reese
J. J. Byers
W. A. McCulley
Ant-Climax In Cronin's Senators Battled Yankees Defeat
A seven to six loss to Cleveland near the end costs Joe Cronin and the Washington Senators a chance at league leadership. Al Thomas started strong, Johnson’s Indians tied in the fifth as Washington led into the eighth. Russell walked in the tying run after Cronin maneuvered the infield, then the decisive walk and two-run rally followed. Cronin protested, but the game hinged on a called ball four.
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Joe Cronin
Yankees
Little Joe
Cleveland
Joe
Senators
al Thomas
Walter Johnson
Indians
Washington
Tommy
McAfee
Funs
Porter
Galatzer
Jack Russell
Russell
Cissell
Boss
Cronin
Averill
Frarie
Vosmik
Kamm
George Moriarty
Sunday and church notices from two local congregations
Sunday School at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m with Epworth League at 7 p m and prayer meeting at 3 p m Wednesday First Presbyterian Church led by Theo Brewster offers Sunday school at 9 45 a m services at 11 a m Young People’s meeting at 7 p m evening service at 8 00 p m mid week service Wednesday 4 Circle meetings of Women’s Auxiliary listed for July with hostesses and a City Park gathering July 10 4 p m Circle No 1 with Mrs Roy Johnson Circle No 2 with Mrs E S Greening Circle No 3 with Mrs David Davis Circle No 4 with Miss Mary Carrigan Circle No 5 at City Park July 11 at 3 00 p m hosted by Miss Nellie Porter.
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Young People’s Meeting
Women's Auxiliary
Roy Johnson
E. 5
Greening
David Davis
Mary Carrigan
City Park
Nellie Porter
O'Neal Questions Wickersham Commission Technicalities
The speaker rails against technicalities cited by critics and recalls a lawyer who defined technicalities as the law itself. He references the Wickersham Commission and quotes Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler while wondering about repeal and prophecy. The remark hints at ongoing debate over legal exactness and enforcement.
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Wickersham Commission
Nicholas Murray Butler
Butler's liquor critique sparks moral outrage in Hope Arkansas
In a July 7 1933 Hope Arkansas letter N P O Neal rebukes Dr Nicholas Murray Butler over a Liberty claim that 2 815 billion dollars are spent on liquor each year. The writer mocks the figure and cites a schoolboy calculation showing the per person yearly spend would be 23 46 dollars for 120 million Americans. He condemns the article as filth and calls for accountability. He notes Hempstead county residents and church leaders who signed the Welsh petition seeking fair chances.
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America
Nicholas Murray Butler
Liberty
Bobby
Hempstead
N. P. O'Neal
Rally Saturday for Anti-Repeal Rally at Courthouse
A prohibition rally is planned for 2 PM Saturday at Washington courthouse. Two Hope ministers will lead speakers including Rev. Wallace R. Rogers of First Baptist and Rev. J. L. Cannon of First Methodist. Hope attorney A Graves was listed as a speaker but did not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hope
Wallace R. Rogers
First Baptist Church
J. L. Cannon
First Methodist Church
A. Graves Hope Attorney
Ministers Speak On 18th Amendment Retention
Two Hope ministers are scheduled to speak at 2 o'clock presenting strong points in favor of retaining the 18th amendment. They argue the law remains necessary for public order and moral standards.
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Lable
Hope
Sergeant Alvin York to Speak Here Monday Evening
Sergeant Alvin C. York will address voters at 4 p m Monday at the Ogtesby school yard in support of the state amendment. The session follows his stumping efforts across the state to rally backing for the measure as New York government considers non shatterable glass for passenger cars starting January 1 1935.
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Alvin C. York
Ogtesby School
New York
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Central States
Prohibiton
Massachusetts
Hot Springs, Ark
Uncle Sam
Kingsway
Bruce E. Wallace
Jimmy Fowledge
Agron Butash
Scranton
Ocean City
M. J
William Matthews
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hooks
Es Oy
Bill Braucher
Epworth League
Frayer
First Presbyterian Church
Theo Brewster
O’neal
Hope, Ark
Washington— York
Oglesby School
White House
Heinzs
A&p Coffee
Red Circle
Bokar
del Monte
Grrandmother’s
Decker
Kinson
The
American Tobacco Company
Mrs. Smoker
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