Hope Guardsmen Escort Negro to Trial for Rape
Dozens of National Guardsmen accompanied 25 year old Freeman Daniels to the Miller County courthouse Monday to face rape charges. Daniels pleaded not guilty as officers stated prior intent to injure the girl, who was returning home from school. Guardsmen blocked courtroom entry after seats filled, with buses sending additional guards from Texarkan to Hope for security. The defendant, held at Prescott jail Sunday night, was brought under guard for examination as a physician reported the woman frightened and in distress.
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Miller County
Freeling Daniels
Four Tourists Face Burglary Charges in Crider Case
Four travelers were arrested in Citedou and arraigned in Munroe Court on charges of breaking into Ralph Crider's house. They allegedly stole firearms, jewelry, and a milk case, with one suspect attempting to flee police. The group faced municipal court and possible grand jury action, remaining in jail with bail set at 3800. Authorities cited uncertain witness statements and a chaotic scene at the Crider residence.
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Dlope
Ralph Crider
Munroe
Qe. A. Genty
P Monroe
Washinigion
Dodson
Huber Welch
Bee Brown
Shey
Enteraug
Ou Hovee
Hiadph Crider
Aoymie GP Pyimis
Eithoe
Crider
Reyitalia
Fiat
Hyse
Windin
Citedou
Palice
Une Fourtl
Alhwion
Eber Vases
Couet
da Fones
Huing Ra Bort Pha
Civic
Arthur Milan
Postage Increase Effective July 6 Details Confused
OCR text outlines a postage rate rise effective July 6 with first class mail increasing by 2 cents and related notes about court actions, fines, and individuals named in a jumbled report. It mentions Mr. Davis, legal proceedings, and a Saturday court date amid garbled phrases and partial names.
Two Bodies Lifted Out of Volcano
Two bodies were recovered from a volcanic eruption area as rescue teams faced difficult conditions. The partially legible report mentions a recent disaster, with unclear phrases about victims and local authorities.
Navity and Songtit or Cubilng Pry At on
Fragmentary lines mention Navity and Songtit or Cubilng Pry with partial phrases. Context is garbled, no clear event, date, or named entities readable.
Fragmentary OCR note from a WoT themed page fragment
An unclear OCR pass shows fragmented text about a WoT themed topic, mentioning names and events in sparse form. The readable portions point to a discussion of life, a toll or title, and references to a panel or views. Several proper nouns appear but lack context.
Washington Drugstore Fire Destroys Local Business
A fire in Washington destroyed a drugstore and damaged nearby buildings. Investigators searched for a cause while neighbors and police described smoke and embers that blanketed the street around early evening. No injuries were reported, and restoration estimates ranged into the thousands of dollars.
Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Local Mentions
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places such as The Pieters, Walboaig Pies, Sophiee Gene, and Nadas. Context is damaged with garbled phrases and inconsistent spelling, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, person, or outcome.
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Pieters
Sophiee
Gene Eerie
Beateita
Carl
Arkansas Group in Chicago Fear Row on Dry Lay
Police claim six arrested including a woman and a Black man prevented an attempt on a witness in a Paragould hijacking case. The witness name is withheld. he was to testify against Ray Hester, alleged hijacker, in Chicago. Governor Yarnell pressed clemency for A I Banks who faces a one year sentence to begin next Wednesday. Senator Robinson of Arkansas introduces a resolution urging the president to submit specific suggestions for further economic economies. William Redfield, former Commerce Secretary under Wilson, dies at home. he was one-three years old.
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Mempuis
Paragould
Ark
Little Rock
Yarnell
Banks
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
New York
William ©. Redfield
Commerce
Wilson
Priddy Addresses Hope on Monday in Hope
Judge A B Priddy of Russellville, Democratic governor candidate, speaks at 8 p m Monday at Hope city hall. He campaigns on economy, honest administration, no new bonds or taxes, highway construction, road upkeep, and farm to market support. He backs higher education and a double primary with a preferential system.
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A. B. Priddy
Russellville
Judge Priddy
Booneville Divine in Baptist Pulpit
The Rev. Walkie Boars of Boestin was accepted as pastor at the Minit Bays church in Booneville. He will lead the Bhnse Bup church for the next two years and assume duties, with a formal investiture Monday by the local committee.
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Boestinwits
Buonecile
Tie Prat
Coalition Cry Expected From Republican Camp
A Washington correspondent reports looming Republican strategy and party division as the election campaign intensifies. The piece highlights internal debates, potential alliances, and anticipated electoral challenges shaping the race ahead of voters and key figures.
Dry State Plat Hurley Out of Secretary of War
CHICAGO nearly all caucus votes at the Republican national convention focus on the dry plank. Arkansas Republican leaders consider resubmission to maintain bone-dry stance. Dry.AC Millar Arkansas Methodist leader attends to keep Arkansas in the dry column after his prohibition sermon in a Chicago church.
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Nec
Chicago
Bent Alors
Simeon D. Fess
Chip
Chgionan
Arkansas Republicani
Arkansas
AC Millar
Board’ of Temperance and Social Service
Abel
Hurley Says He Is Not A Candidate For VP Nomination
Secretary of War Hurley told newspapermen he is not a candidate for the Republican vice presidential nomination. He added he will not join in opposing his old friend Charles Curtis and warned convention delegates against attacking Curtis with him.
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Washington
Hurley
Montday
Charles Curtis
Bonus Bill Called Up on Test Vote in House
Washington report says the House voted 226 to 75 to call up a two billion dollar veterans bonus bill for immediate delivery. The move advances the measure from committee to the floor, aiming to aid about 26,000 veterans in the city awaiting bonus certificates.
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House
Tomi
Comiitte
Bose
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