Traveling Man Cleared in McCabe Death Trial
A Baxter county jury found H G Lansdale not guilty of murdering Representative W A McCabe in his Mountain Home hotel room on March 12. Lansdale testified he was in his door frame and heard noises before the shot, while state witnesses tied Mrs Jones to the incident and linked her to a State Farm for Women term. The case rested on conflicting accounts of the firing and surrounding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Uke
H. G. Lansdale
Atlante
W. A. McCall
Mountain Home
Baxter County
Gehee
Bimer
State Farm
Lansdale
Baxter ‘Circuit Court
McCabe
Representative McCabe
Hother
House
John Hopper
Hopper
Taxlcab
Roy Walker
Center Street
German reparations talks move forward as leaders confer
Bulletin reports President Moorer to unveil a broad statement next week after meetings with Republican and Democratic leaders on Germany's reparations issue. Senator Robinson heads to Washington for possible Hoover summons on reparations talks. Also notes a fatal hydroplane crash near Brindisi and the DO-X airship completing a seven and a half month journey from Alatzheim Switzerland to Rio de Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moorer
Little Rock
Jeader
Neponse
Hoover
Rio DE Janiero
Do-X
Boy Scouts Return From Encampment at Camp Pioneer
Four local youths returned Friday from a 410 day Boy Scouts encampment at Camp Pioneer near Meng Arkansas. Gordon Bayless Rufus Herndon George Emery and Albert Jewell reported a splendid outing and won several prizes. Rufus Herndon earned an Eagle badge and a junior life saving medal Gordon Bayless earned a junior life saving medal George Emery won the senior life saving medal. Their hats were judged first and second place in camp events. More Hope boys are expected to attend next summer.
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Camp Pioneer
Meng
Arkansas
Gordon Bayless
Rufus Herndon
George Emery
Albert Jewell
Camperes
Hope
Young Hope Boys urged to join Legion junior baseball
Hope city seeks players for American Legion junior team. All boys in Hope are asked to meet at Fair Park Monday at 2:30 PM. Several boys have trained this past week and talks are under way for match games soon. Organizing multiple teams is likely if turnout is strong.
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Hope
American Legion
Fair Park
Ateady
The
Legion
Hope Boys
Warren City Hall To Be Dedicated In Warren Arkansas
Warren plans a June 28 dedication for the new $75,000 city hall. City officials deem the structure among the finest in the region despite tough economic conditions and note its completion by the council as a key achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ark
t/P
Southwest
Arkansas
Long List Holdups Solved By Arrest in Louisiana
Shreveport police announced the capture of a six person gang linked to Patterson Robbery in Hope and other West Louisiana and East Texas holdups. Shelby Johnson and J. D. Patton identified as two masked robbers by store employee Dewey Hendrix. Johnson confessed to the Hope robbery. six suspects were nabbed after a Marquette car stolen in Dallas led investigators to 176 Allen Street. The group also returned a stolen car and money to victims after hijacking a stagecoach route.
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Patterson
Shravaport
Dewey Hendrix
Shreveport
Clauda Stuart
Clarence Baker
Louisiana
Arkansas
Hempstead Circuit Court
Hendrix
Shelby ‘T. Johnson
J. D. “Patton
Dallas
Texas
Hendrie
Johnson
Tim
Patton
Hendvixt
Allen Street
Shreve
Port
Hope
East Texas
Band of Six
John
Burl Sims charged with murder in Paragould slaying
Burl Sims, of Paragould, was charged with first degree murder Friday for the killing of his brother in law Wiley Danley, 42, at Sims home Thursday night. Danley, a transfer company operator, died instantly after a shotgun shot as he allegedly advanced into a quarrel with Sims' wife. Sims claimed self defense and said Danley threatened him with a knife. a preliminary hearing was set for Saturday. Surviving Danley are his widow, an infant daughter, three sisters, two brothers, and his parents.
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Paragould
Ark
Burl Sims
Wiley Danley
Sims
Danley
Isram
Heart of Liane Debuts Next Wednesday in Hope Story
Fragmented text describes a personal tangle among Muriel Ladd Liane Barrett Van Robard and others. An implied debut near a theater sparks friendship strain and a planned performance titled Heart of Liane begins next week in Hope Story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Ladd
Liane Barrett
van Robard
S. Hound
Ork
Eughter
Inka
Kamé Purpoise
Robard Rlao
Liane
D.lbrilting
Drouth Talk A $100 AM Springs
A farm report notes drouth lessons and cash crops. Diehm's farm of 200 acres stores 2400 crates of potatoes awaiting market. One storage house is log with cement, another brick. Stock includes watermelons hay dairy products poultry grapes and fruits.
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Diehm
Bay 16 Expects to Become Pilot in Fort Smith
Bay 16 year old Graham Williams turns 16 and prepares for his first flying lesson at the Incas air port. The story notes the minimum age for teen flying students and his early start toward a pilot career in Fort Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay 16
Fort Smith
Graham Wiliams
Incas
Heensen
Fire sweeps Arp Texas wrecking 14 businesses
Fire swept the oil town of Arp Texas early Saturday destroying 14 businesses and causing about 75000 dollars in losses. The blaze started in a domino hall after an explosion of a gasoline stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Tyler
Arp
Volcano descendent hosts eruption demonstration at Kilauea
Washington reports that a woman claiming direct descent from Madame Pele camped at the lee foot of Kilauea and sought to invoke the goddess to trigger another eruption. About 10 guests attended the demonstration but no eruption occurred as Ha waii National Park officials note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Madame Pele
Lee
Kilauea
Yolesna
P. Leavitt
Hawaii National Park
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Guvsts
Weather forecast from Arkansas hints at unsettled weekend
The county reports unofficial thermometers near 97 degrees while official readings stay lower. Weather observers forecast cloudy and unsettled conditions Saturday night and Sunday with possible rain, as forecasters search for precise maps and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
N. P.o'neal
Memphis
Supposed Rival Wounded By Wife in Arkansas Shooting
Mrs Audrey Quinn to face Municipal Court next Friday over the shooting of Mrs Margaret Phillips, 30, in front of the Crunk home on West Barraque Street. Phillips, hospitalized with five bullet wounds, is not in critical condition. Quinn says the attack arose from an affair between Phillips and her husband.
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Pine Blupf
Audrey Quinn
Municipal Court
Margaret Phillips
D. S. Crunk
West Barraque Street
Phillips
Davis Hospital
Plan Celebration of Bridge July 4
Lake Village Ark The Chamber of Commerce invites El Dorado Chamber to join a rain celebration marking the completion of the new Marie Saline bridge over the Ouachita River west of Lake Village on Highway No 2. The event aims to honor the bridge and foster regional cooperation.
Small Child Dies of Infantile Paralysis
New York report records the death of Louise Hohe on Saturday from infantile paralysis after five hours in a mechanical hospital line device described as a barrel shaped tube.
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New York
Louise Hohe
Thunderstorms Herald Heat Wave Across Plains and Midwest
Storms and tornadoes sweep northern plains as heat spikes to 90s and 100s. A death in Nashville is blamed on the heat while Minnesota reports tornadic winds causing property damage but no fatalities.
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Chicago
Plains
Dolly
Aast
Paul
Minn
Minne ‘Sola
Brown Visits Mother Before Miller Co Bridge Case
Charley Brown, serving under five years for blowing up the Garland City bridge, was transported toward Lewisville to visit his mother after promising Sheriff Walter Harris. He was in custody with Deputy Ardel Harris and spoke little, awaiting trial where he will testify against Carl Bell, who denies the charge.
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Texarkana
Charley Brown
Garland City
near-Lewisville
Brown
Walter Harris
Ardel Harris
Ouachita College Slashes Board and Tuition
Ouachita College announces lower costs for board and tuition starting fall term. Costs drop to $58 per student with 75 scholarships offered, one for each county in the state, aiming to boost enrollment.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Ouachita College
Enljege
To Bar Sweepstake Lotteries in U S
Washington papers foreign promoters and individuals using the American mails to campaign for sweepstakes lotteries. Solicitor Donnelly of the Post Office Department announced a federal crusade and said the government would do everything in its power to stamp out such illegal practices.
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Washington (P
Solicitor Donnelly
Post Office Department
Donnelly
No Singing Cancelled at Bodcaw on Sunday Afternoon
Announcement from Bodcaw Number 1 settlement states there will be no singing Sunday afternoon as previously planned. Singing was moved due to homecoming day exercises at Har Qneny near Sutton.
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Bodcaw
Settlemeys
Har Qneny
Sutton
Report of Wild Man Near Sylph Bottoms
Officers report a wild man living near Sylph bottoms fourteen nights south of Kana, described as a negro, seen in the vicinity for three weeks. He avoids contact and keeps to himself, prompting investigation by local authorities.
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Kana
Little Rocket In Fire Destroys Trailer Plane
Perryville Arkansas incident reports a trailer mounted Little Rocket aircraft igniting after sparks from the burning auto. Walter Turnbow and Joe Lemley of Russellville fled, en route to display in Russellville for airport opening. The trailer and plane burned. the towing car was destroyed. Jack Walker and other Russellville residents were present. no injuries.
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Perryville
Perry
Walter Turnbow
Joe Lemley
Russellville
Shere
Art.j
Slim") Stauber
Hunter Airways, Inc
Jack Walker
Pinnacle Life Insurance Company
Walkie Rhea
Turnbow
J. B. ‘Anderson
Bedford Moseley
Grandstand at Pine Bluff Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the grand stand and clubhouse at Missouri Pacific park, home of Pine Bluff Cotton States League. Incendiary suspicion rests with club officials as equipment burned. only bleachers remain. Saturday noon game canceled while night game proceeds as scheduled.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Missouri Pacific Park
Cotton States League
Esmo
Injury Fatal Auto Crash In Batesville Children
Batesville Ark Hersshel Campbell six died in a hospital Friday from injuries after being struck by a car near his home. Witnesses said the child darted from behind a wagon driven by his uncle into the path of a group of Batesville High School girls. The accident was said to be unavoidable.
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Batesville
Ark
Hersshel Campbell
H. Campbell
aBiesville High School
Receivership Snafu Clouded Local Property Bid
Fragmentary note shows bids and ownership disputes over a plant placed in receivership. References an interested party seeking employment implications and a larger scale plan for the old site. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
McPherson challenges tax findings over 1926 28 income
Mrs. McPherson contests the bureau findings on income reported for 1926 1927 and 1928 claiming full disclosure. She says Angelus Temple contributed funds to corroborate her kidnap claim and has asked the board of tax appeals to rule that the gift was not taxable while a hearing is set Wednesday.
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McPherson
Bureau
Board of Tax Appeals
Sis
Arong
Los Angeles
Angelus Temple
Board of Tax’ Appeals
Geles
Romig to Attend Burr Company Store Managers Convention
C. E. Romig, manager of the Hope store for LC Burr & Co, will depart Saturday night for Wichita Falls Texas to attend a company store managers convention. He expects to return home Saturday after the event occurring next week.
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C. E. Romig
Hope
Lc, Burr & Co
Wichita Falls
Texas
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W. A. McCabe
Bac
Bradley County
Marietta
Bulletins
Vienna
Ralph H. Booth
Michigan
United States
Denmark
Erogastein
Salzburg
Brindisi
Laly
Boy
Mena
Warren City Hall
Pattersons’s
Arkansan
Nkess
Drouth
Liberty
Bond
Marie-Saline
Iowa
Nashville
Tennessee
Tenn
Frank Mooge
Dynamiter
Ouachita
U.S
Little Rocket
Cotton States League Blues
Herchel Campbell
Burr
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