Brewer and McWright tied to Florida money scheme
Reports describe Brewer removing a girl from a room and firing shots while McWright helped move a girl upstairs. Witness Whitehead, with multiple appointments in McWright's rooms, faces arrest as officers trace the Florida money connection and the Fidland Davis housing link.
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MeWright
McWright
Brewer
Whitehead
Mega
Davis
Pleasant Streets
Davis’ Place
Lawmakers Push Bills Amid Tax Questions and Protests
A murky debate unfolds as legislators clash over taxation and policy affecting cigarettes and utilities. Voices from business leaders, workers, and state officials clash over hearings and perceived delays, while public health clinic patients are noted.
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Wakelin
Brewer
Whitejad
United Statey Public Health Service Clinic
Huey Long era clashes over lobbying in Arkansas debate
In a turbulent session shaped by Huey Long’s influence, Governor Allen faced sharp exchanges about state debt and a proposed four and a half million dollar bond issue. Amid calls for economy, supporters cited a push for jobs while critics warned of fiscal risk as lawmakers eyed a New Orleans meeting and a broader political showdown.
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Huey Lang
George Long
Fyeelf
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Risefigh
Association of Commerce
Busihers
Fcom Koh
Tad
House
O. Ki. Allen
Huey B. Long
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Millon
Ioana
Allen
New Orleans
Edwin
Brousard
Senate
War Memorial Building Dedication in Hempstead County
On nineteen and thirty, Hempstead county re dedicated the Civil War capito now War Memorial Building as Hartford and Smith were arrested. Governor Hillman Booush presided, five thousand dollars spent to restore the building by FN Porter architect and A P Bailey contractor. The old house preserves pianos, cracked columns mended with putty, portraits of Washington figures, three chairs on the platform, a dropped American flag, a Cypress knife carved Indian statue, Grandison Roysten’s cane and trunk, and a right side hat closet. The two story edifice, with second floor used for large meetings, stands as a sacred monument to heroes and martyrs of the Commonwealth.
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Babee
Allen M. Oakey
Edward Cross
Abert Pike
Judge Hubbard
William Trimble
J. W. Jacking
Jain A. Eakrid
Bernard F. Hermpsfesd
Sage Rose
B. B. Battleney
Washington
Banktig-Drot
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Hempstedd
Fies -Hempstead County Court
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Missouri
Arkansat
Hempstead County
Fotm English
Viebert
Abellanth
Eghteen
John
Dent Bette
Robert M. Sen
Tts
Pat Cleburn
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hope
Curtis Canton
W. H. Ketter
Tudge Etter
J.A. Henry
Williams
James Méné
Hillman Booush
FN. Porter
A .P. Bailey
Harvey Parnell
Grandison D. Roystén
London conference proposal on economic subjects debated
The proposal for a belt international conference to discuss economic subjects was considered by British and allied officials. The British ambassador in London indicated skepticism about linking it to war debts reparations or disarmament, while the U S government favored potential value in a conference. The exchange noted Britain also seeking talks with France and Italy on the topic.
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London
Fiat Ait Interna
France
Italy
Cotton Belt Bond Plan Spurs Board Debate
Walter E. Meyer, minority Cotton Belt director, charged Southern Pacific with bad faith over bond rescission plans. He argued the plan could work with less than 90 percent bond deposits and warned a receivership would hold SP responsible. An SP official denied the Meyer statement as inaccurate and misstated.
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Boar
Walter E. Mayor
Cotton Belt
Southern Pacific
St. Louis-Southwestern
Meyer
Bounty of berries eyed as growers plan fields and shipments
Farmers report above average prospects for several crops in the county. Acreage for sweet corn and berries expands while markets seek broader reach via trucking to nearby towns. Growers expect steady production next spring, with questions about fall prices and overall farm surplus as cotton looks uncertain.
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Gorda
Reward for Arrest of Plant Smugglers
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas plant board chief inspector Paul H Miller announced a $10 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone bringing sweat potato plants into Arkansas under an invalid permit Three more skeletons of Neanderthals have been found by scientists suggesting work will begin soon on a resuming plan
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Little Rock
Paul H. Miller
Arkansas Plant Board
Arkansas
Cross-Blend Chesterfield Caste Tastes Superior
A claim that CROSS-BLENDING blends pleasing flavors and aromas into one refined Chesterfield experience. The advertisement asserts the flavor is superior and justifies extra care Chesterfield takes to achieve it.
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