Hollywood Plays at Saenger Two Days
Saenger screens What Price Hollywood starring Constance Bennett with Lewe Sherman directing and Neil Hamilton as her lead. The film includes actual studio scenes and marks Bennett's first singing role. Also showing The Wet Parade should appeal as an educational anti prohibition drama. Saenger announces access to Schmeling Sharkey fight scenes for viewer comparison.
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Hollywood
Constance Bennett
Saenger
Capitol
Miss Bennett
Lewe Sherman
Gregory
Neil Hamilton
Liberty
Arawa Maori Tribe Sends Potatoes to Distressed Europeans
In Auckland New Zealand the Arawa Maori tribe organized a private charity drive to ship several tons of potatoes to European brothers in need. They note irony in past dispossession while highlighting self-help and government income surrender from fishing rights as part of a broader act of solidarity.
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Auckland
N. Z
Must Be Irish riot on Peachtree street ends with brick shower
Atlanta officers F. L. Tippen and W. C. Nix responded to a disturbance on Peachtree street where bricks rained down from a rooftop. An inebriated man was tearing at a chimney and throwing debris at passersby, prompting police intervention.
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Atlanta
Peachtree Street
F. L. Tippen
W. C. Nix
Rockefeller scientists flag embryonic skin compound to curb cancer
New York reports that Dr. James B. Murphy and Dr. Ernest Strum of the Rockefeller Institute found a substance in healthy embryonic skin capable of checking malignant growths. Rodent tests show about 60 percent effectiveness.
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New York
James B. Murphy
Ernest Strum
Rockefeller Institute
Man offers work for pay with pension aid in Belleville
In Belleville Ontario a local young man seeks employment paying seven dollars a week to farmers. He explains he receives a small pension and would live cheaper on the arrangement.
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Belleville
Ontario
Canada
Guards Win Over Storks In 11 Innings
Under a sweltering sun the Sharpshooters of the Hope National Guards defeated the Stork team 6 to 4 in 11 innings at Fairpark Tuesday. The Storks led 1–0, Guards tied 3–3 in the ninth, then Guards rallied to lead 6–3 in the 11th before Storks added one and fell short. Pate pitched for the Guards with Velvin and Jett Black featured for the Storks. Schooley closed for the Storks.
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Hope National Guards
Stork
Fairpark
Storks
Sharphooters
Pate
Fulton
Velvin
Coop
Jett Black
Schooley
Starks
Sweet Home Items Preview July 14 Talk by A Moberly
Bro Gilbert Copeland preached at Pleasant Hill Sunday and Sunday night. A M Moberly, former Farmers Union president and now with United States Harvester Co., will speak at Sweet Home Thursday night July 14 with a moving picture exhibit to follow. Esther Stephens of Blevins visited the Campbells. J R Huskey visited friends. All Thompson family visited Huskeys. Wil Spears and J R Huskey shopped in Prescott.
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Gilbert Copeland
Pleasant Hill
A. M. Moberly
Farmers Union
United States Harvester Co
Sweet Home
Moberly
Esther Stephens
Blevins
Elvin Campbell
J. R. Huskey
Local Socials and Visits Reported Across Hope Area
Shover Springs farmers clear crops after heavy rain delaying field work. Reed couple guests of Laseters in Hope. Rogers family hosts in El Dorado and Hope. England and Mitchell families visit. Eleanor McWilliams and Lavesta England host Sunday. Early and Dana McWillims family visits noted. Allen Walker and Charleen Rogers meet. Grady Reece and Honara visit Hope. Japanese scientists claim a new nickel steel alloy twice as strong as common magnetic steel.
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John S. Reed
Pete Laseter
Hope
Taxpayers League
City Hall
Jack Rogers
el Dorado
Charles Rogers
Roy Rogers
Will Rogers
Roy
Sid Churchwell
Prescott Lase
Buchanan
Joe England
Lon Mitchell
Bodean
Edgar Downs
John Reece
Leon Darwin
Eleanor McWilliams
Lavesta England
Prohibition on the ballot in the 1920s campaign narrative
The piece traces party positions on the 18th amendment from 1920 through 1928. It notes Republicans and Democrats shifting, debates at conventions, and key figures like Harding Cox Smith Hoover and McAdoo. It highlights how prohibition rarely decided elections yet grew as a factor.
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Republican Party
United States
Supreme Court
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
League of Nations
Congress
Prohibition
Madison Square Garden
Alfred E. Smith
Wet
William G. McAdoo
Dry
John W. Davis
Democratic Party
Coolidge
Smith
Houston
Republian
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Lincoln
Nicholas Murray Butler
National Democracy
Be Rid Of Rheumatic Pain In 48 Hours Ad
An 85 cent bottle of Allenru promises to relieve rheumatic pains within 48 hours with a money back guarantee. Consumers are urged to continue taking Allenru to expel uric acid, claiming happiness and widespread consumer trust.
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Allenru
Briant
Prohibition Deepens as 1932 Election Looms
The text notes prohibition has entered open politics and is shaping the 1932 election. Both sides marshal for a new test of strength in 1932 with the ballot set for tomorrow, signaling prohibition as the key issue of the contest.
Libby and Anne Cannon Estate Settlement Linked to Trust
Libby’s share in nine months would likely be equal to Anne Cannon’s baby girl in the estate division. Cannon, now Mrs. F Brandos Smith of Charlotte, renounced her claims after Smith Reynolds created a $1 million trust as a prelude to his first wife’s divorce. Bentonville report notes preparations to market Benton County apples and grapes with 1,000 acres signed for cooperative marketing. another meeting set for the week’s end to expand the plan.
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Anne Cannon
F. Brandos Smith
Charlotte
Smith Reynolds
Bentonville
Benton County
Benton County Marketing Association
Co-Operative
Veterans Medical Officer slain at Mount Alto Hospital
Dr. Victor A. Allmone, medical officer in charge at Mount Alto hospital diagnostic center, Veterans Administration, was shot to death Wednesday by a former patient. Hospital staff overpowered the assailant who refused to speak. The shooting occurred while the doctor was on site.
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Washington
Victor A. Allmone
Mount Alto Hospital
The
Veterans Administration
Truck Crops Excellent in Union County After Rain
El Dorado reports truck crops and summer gardens in Union county are green again after heavy rains. County Agent Lynn Smith said the timely showers saved crops that suffered from a long dry spell.
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EL Dorado
Union County
Lynn Smith
Hot Springs Water Registers 143 Degrees
A thermometer installed by the National Park Service at the Hot Springs collecting basin shows the water temperature at 143 degrees Fahrenheit consistently. The device monitors the water before it is delivered to hotels and bath houses.
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National Park Service
Mrs Dorothy Fulton Is Buried Wednesday
Dorothy Cox Fulton age 25 died at her father Tor Cox home on Foster avenue after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 3 PM Wednesday at the First Methodist church with Dr J L Cannon officiating. Burial followed at Rose Hill cemetery.
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Dorothy Cox Fulton
Tor Cox
Foster Avenue
First Methodist Church
J. L. Cannon
Rose Hill Cemetery
Ninth Minute Command Sparks Audience Reaction
A speaker protests a tight schedule saying he has only ten minutes. a man in the back urges starting at the ninth minute, provoking a tense exchange as the audience reacts to the timing.
Bravery Medal Awarded Spa Soldier for World War I Valor
Hot Springs resident Virgil Ginger received the War Department’s Purple Heart for bravery in action fourteen years after his World War I feat at Chateau Thierry. Then 19, he single handedly attacked a German machine gun nest, while wounded, and earned a prior French decoration three months earlier.
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Hot Springs
Chateau Thierry
Virgil Ginger
War Department
Ginger
War Department of France
Drunken man found with lamppost exclaiming Let me in
A man arrested for drunkenness was found with his arm about a lamppost shouting Let me in. When told no one lived there he replied Don’t lie. There’s an upstairs. Mary jokes of an rejected engagement to Archie and his drinking continuing thereafter.
Antioch Church Sunday Service With Dinner and Singing
Children’s Service at Antioch Sunday includes noon dinner on the grounds followed by an afternoon singing program beginning at 1 30 o clock. Local singers are specially invited to participate in the service.
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Antioch
Schooley to face Foreman in Thursday game at Fairpark
The Schooley baseball team meets Foreman at Fairpark Thursday afternoon starting at 3 30. C S Bundy will take his American Legion Junior team to Mena for a Thursday afternoon game. The Mena outfit is reputed to have the best team on the Arkansas Oklahoma border.
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Schooley
Foreman
Fairpark
C. S. Bundy
American Legion
Mena
Arkansas-Oklahoma
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