Arkansas Centennial Echoes and Social News
The edition blends a centennial reflection on Arkansas statehood with social notes. Franklin Gould Fletcher’s epic lines frame the Arkansas centennial, while local families attend gatherings, weddings, and engagements at homes in Hope and nearby areas. Distinguished visitors and week-end guests visit relatives in Little Rock, Ada, and Shreveport as marriages are announced and plans unfold.
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Trenelling
Frankilin Gould Fletcher
Arkansas
The
Arkansas Gazette
Regional events and national officers visit site schedule
Attends Regional continues on page one with morning and afternoon sessions Tuesday and Wednesday featuring a pageant drill loans and ritual work demonstrations. Thursday focuses on schools of instruction and a memorial service with junior graduation and camps. Friday highlights sightseeing and an open camp fire with farewell breakfast Saturday. National officers Dora Alejandeo Tul Toy and Ma nie G. Laing attend with others from Texas and several states. A new flashing rotating beacon is noted at Le Bourget airport Paris. Wenyesee has about AD miles range.
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Hutional
Manie G. Laing
Quyaha
Nebi
Jeanie Willan
Denison
Texas
National View
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C. Geyer
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Use
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Avkininis
Towa
Thinois
Missed
Kavisas
Louisi
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Nebrostat
Culocacla
North Duakota
Oklahan
South Dakota
Soul
Wisconsin
le Bourget
Paris
President Roosevelt Ends 4000-M mile Southwest Swing
President Roosevelt concludes a four thousand mile speaking tour across the Southwest ending Monday in Vincennes Indiana where he dedicates a granite memorial to George Rogers Clark. Governor McNall introduces him as Morgenthau Farley and Cummings observe from a flag covered platform. The president urges resource conservation and a rearmament against crime and greed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Cummings
Farley
Indiana
Vincennes
Ind
George Rogers Chirk
Paul WY. McNall
Nehru Visits Bombay Amid Trade Union Congress Meeting
President of India's National Congress Jawaharlal Nehru played a key role at the recent trade union congress in Bombay visiting the city for the first time in four years. Thousands listened to his message.
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Andit Jawaharlal Nehru
India
National Congress
Bombay
Open Air Revival to Start Tuesday
The Rev. Cleve Kerley of Fourth Street Pentecostal church announced an open air revival to begin Tuesday night at Third on Ferguson streets in Mississippi. Lindsey of Little Rock will lead the opening ceremonies, sing and play the piano. she is 17. The public is invited and the meeting is expected to continue several days.
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Cleve Kerley
Fouth Street
American Hospital Attack Leaves Five Dead
Pirates attacked an American hospital in Amoy China but were repelled after a gun battle. five killed including three pirates and two policemen. The hospital, run by the Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church of America, remained undamaged and staff unharmed. Canton appeals for aid as Canton government seeks stronger stance against Japanese activities in China while maneuvering amid regional warlord pressures.
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New York
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69 Lose Lives In Long City Parade Tragedy
A Brooklyn Sunday parade turned deadly with 69 deaths amid a chaotic scene of 100 stalled cars and colorful floats. Spectators received traffic safety leaflets as authorities flagged railroad grate cross hazards on Manhattan’s west side and began long term bridge and tunnel work. Week end crash tallies show multiple states reporting fatalities including New York and Ohio, with Arkansas and California among others. Local obituaries note Juli W. Davis of Hot Springs died when his car left a gravel road and struck a tree, injuring his wife who remains in critical condition. Another Arkansas collision killed Bob A. Duke, while E. J. Morvils suffered injuries on a running board. Bernie Shaw plans to retire from public speaking at age 40, citing age and health.
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Hot Springs
Glenwoods
Sumitay
Pine Bluff
Bob A. Duke
E. J. Morvils
Charliton
Franklin County
Jimmy McKinley
W. T. McKinley
Bloomer
Walk Out By Presbyterians Triggers Split Protests in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia, members of Presbyterian congregations join pastors in a Sunday walkout against Presbytery orders. The action caps a week of splits as the Conservative Presbyterian Church of America forms. Dismissed ministers from Grace and McDowell churches align with the new denomination.
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Presbytery of
Presbyterian Church of America
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
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Merril
MacPherson
Lu Lu Temple
Grace Presbyterian Church
McDowell Memorial Church
Presbytery
Board of Tourfeign Missions
David Freeman
Grace Church
Theodore J. Jamsma
McDowell Church
New Presbyterian Church of America
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Chicago
Texas Preacher Gets Five Years
The Rev. Edgar Eskridge, a controversial preacher, was convicted of murdering Ed O'Reilly the Orange Texas police chief who had baptized him and was sentenced to five years in prison. O'Reilly was shot on a street corner in Orange on May 29, 1935, shortly after Eskridge was disarmed following a raid on a night club.
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Texas
Edgar Eskridge
Ed O'Really
Orange
O’reilly
Bucks
Eskridge
Youth Held to Jury Ver Fatal Shooting in Warren Ark
Warren Ark. youth 20 is held to the grand jury under bond for the fatal shooting Saturday night of Mrs Vera Walker 40 widow. Arraigned in court the youth was held to await the grand jury with September session planned.
Cotton Highest in Recent Months
New Orleans reports expanding demand and possible reduced supply lifting cotton futures to multi month highs. Speculative interest returned as options crossed 11 cents, with prices for October at 11.09 and December, January, March around 11.03 to 11.05. Government data showed May usage at 40,799 bales, vs 470,412 in May 1935, while world consumption neared a record pace and the May crop pace pointed to 27,000,000 bales.
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New Orleans
June 20s Set for Adjournment Goal
Washington. Leaders pressed for a June adjournment as House and Senate negotiators returned to work after a stalled tax bill and stalled revenue talks. If no accord is reached, a second recess may be called to cover the Democratic National Convention period in Philadelphia.
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House
Congress
Philte Ne Nie
Step into the Pitts Referees Unable to Promise Result Adjournment
A terse summary notes officials unable to promise a definitive outcome, leading to an adjournment in the Pitts event. The snippet preserves referees, postponement, and decision uncertainty without sensational detail.
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Pitts
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