Man Held for Murder After Caney Community Death
John Daniels is bound over to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge for the June 5 death of Mildred Jobe, 15, at her Caney Creek home. Deputy Sheriff Jobe testified he confronted Daniels during a gun clash, resulting in the fatal shooting. Daniels was jailed after Sheriff Weaver cooled mob tension.
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Dun- Na
Roy Inlesf
Poe
Daniels
Preschet
Johe
Mildred Jube
Jale
Islaughter
Toy Daniels
J. L. Daniels
Jobe
Ouk
John Daniels
John
Roy Dan
Caney Communiity
Proncott
B. J. Weaver
Jal
Anney
Youth Is Lost Or Perhaps Is Dead In California
In Toverside California on June 2 a UPY report Harold Johnson a 14 year old scout disappeared after wandering in canyons and mountains. Forest rangers and volunteers opened an intensive search but only slim hope remained he would be found alive. He had a fog and a small blanket and seour kit when separated from his company during a fast Thursday.
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Toverside
Calif
Rugger
Harold Johnson
Urroyas
Melvedias
Forest Rangers
Buy Sculots
Harold
Texarkin Orphans Home Plans Thursday Picnic
The Texarkin Orphans Home announces its annual picnic will be held at the Texarkia home next Thursday. A large turnout is expected as many Hope residents and friends are anticipated to attend the event.
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Texarkin ' Orphans’ Home
Texarkia
Hope
Clarksdale Man Dies After Auto Hits Him
Memphis dispatch reports 68 year old David Barrett of Clarkeville Ark died in a Memphis hospital Sunday night from injuries after being struck by his brother's car on the Barrett farm near Clarksdale.
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Clarksdale
Memphis
David Barrett
Clarkeville
Ark
Growers Urged To Cull Truck Closely
The moisture situation is serious among the truck growers and cuts the quality of many truck crops. Growers should ship only the best quality to sustain market facilities and prices. With the market flooded and prices low, avoid overloading the market. limit supply to improve quality and realize better returns.
Senator Robinson To Make Address At Greek Theatre Dedication
Reports from Hot Springs on the Phi Omega fraternity convention with officers to be elected Thursday. The gathering will conclude Saturday at Payetteville. Senator Joe T Robinson plans to speak at the dedication of a $25,000 Greek theatre donated to the University of Arkansas by the fraternity.
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Hot Springs
Phi Omega Fraternity
Payetteville
Joe T. Robinson
University of Arkansas
County Line Old Folks Day to Bring Record Crowd
County Line prepares for the July Fourth Old Folks Day homecoming with many former residents returning from Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana. Sheriff Ray Millwee will oversee a special officer group to aid highway patrol in crowd control and parking. Organizers promise ample parking and plenty of food as plans attract a larger crowd than ever before.
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Nashville
County Line
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Ray Millwee
Trial Of Cooper Starts In Texas Murder Case
Texarkana report says a Texarkana jury began hearings in the Lester Cooper murder trial of Paul Hunter on April 27. County attorney TL C Boswell testified about arriving at the scene and detailing his findings as over one hundred potential jurors were questioned before voir dire led to the jury selection.
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Texarkana
Qwstiniuny Bean
Boston
Lester Cooper
Paul Hunter
TL. C. Boswell
Bywie
Proposal To Dam River To Be Made
A hearing on the plan by Doniphan firms to dam Current River above Doniphan is set for July 16. Doniphan Hydro-Electric, Current River Power, and Missouri Electric Power seek preliminary permission from the Federal Power Commission for hydro electric development.
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Doniphan
Current River
Doniphan Hydro-Electric
Celebrate Road Paving At Paris Arkansas
Paris Arkansas June 24 residents celebrated the completion of a highway paving strip. Windows displays and local business leaders honored the workers with a display reading The tool us out of the nud. Attorney General Hal L Norwood gave the main speech as Governor Parnell and highway officials attended. Sheriff John G Williams led a parade with floats from nearby towns, marking the completion of Highway No 2 from Dardanelle to Fort Smith.
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Paris
Ark
Arlassas
Hal L. Norwood
Parnell
State Highway Department
John G. Williams
Highway No. 2
Dardanelle
Fort Smith
Prison Mutiny in India Takes Toll
In Rangoon on June 2, a central jail mutiny in India left at least 45 dead and 7 wounded. Several hundred prisoners marching were suddenly surged upon by guards at the gates. Prison rifles were seized and many inmates were killed or injured during the clash.
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India
Rangoon
Negro Jumps Bond and Is Arrested in Hot Springs
A Black man fled a bond in Trenton Tennessee and was arrested in Hot Springs. Walter House’s bond was summoned for $100. S. J. Solomon, who signed House’s bond, also appeared and was taken into custody. Solomon suspects an attempted $100 bond on the trip.
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Hot Springs
Springs
Walter
Trenton
Tenn
S. J. Solomon
House
Solomon
Forestry Expert To Take Up Duties in Area
Hot Springs June 24 101 Arnold C Shaw veteran forestry expert arrives to assume duties as supervisor of the Ouachita National Forest with headquarters in Hot Springs He succeeds the late Charlton killed in an automobile accident Shaw brings wide Florida experience and was appointed by the district forester for the eastern district
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Hot Springs
Arnold C. Shaw
Quachita National Forest
Hoh
Charlton
Shew
Florida
Southern Cross Transatlantic Flight Progress Report
At Baldonnel Airport Ireland on June 24 the crew of the Southern Cross reports cheerful progress across the Atlantic. More than 800 miles covered with about half the journey left as fuel weighs lighter and speeds may rise to 105 mph. Captain Charles Kingsford Smith leads four aboard J W Stannage radio operator M Van Dyke assistant pilot and Captain J P Saul navigator all in good spirits as messages arrive from Ireland and New York.
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Baldonnel
Irish Free State
Southern Cross
Atlantic
Ireland
New York
Cape Race
New Foundland
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Phine
J. W. Stannage
M. ®. van Dyke
J. P. Saul
Prizes Sought For Hempstead 4-H Club Teams
Hempstead County 4-H clubs seek prizes for Farmers Week events August 5 7 8 in Fayetteville for terracing dairy stock judging and milk testing. Grover C Kincaid says three tents will represent the county and merchants and businesses will be solicited for prizes to be awarded to winning teams. A prize list and contributors will be published July 15. Contact Mr Kincaid for offers.
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Hempstead County
Fayetteville
Bringier
Payetteville
Alry
Grover C. Kincaid
Kincaid
Hempstead
All County Candidates Unopposed In Election
In Pine Bluff on June 24 all county officers are slated for re election unopposed for the first time since Grant county's creation in 1861 County Judge J W Lybrand seeks a fourth term with no opponent this year
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Pine Bluff
Grant County
J. W. Lybrand
Cotton Growers to Meet at Liberty Wednesday
Liberty Cotton Growers association sponsors three Wednesday night meetings at Liberty school house near Columbus county. Speakers include A P Sullivan of the Mid-South Cotton association Roy Anderson of the Arkansas Bank and Trust Ralph Routon, president of the Chamber of Commerce. A large attendance is desired.
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Lynn L. Smith
Grover C. Kincaid
Liberty Schoolhouse
Columbus
Cotton Growers Association
A. P. Sullivan
Mid-South Cotton Association
Roy Anderson
Arkansas Bank and Trust Company
Ralph Routon
Cimber
Commercce
Wild Duck Returns After Three Years in Arkansas
J W Bunch, Reydel planter, watches his famed duck Wild Duck return after a three year absence. The drake, once crippled, left for Canada and other places after visits to the ranch, then vanished again until now.
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Wild Duck
Pine Bluff
Dune
Canada
Three Masonic Lodges Meet Tonight in Pine Bluff
About 1400 members from three Masonic lodges will gather in Pine Bluff tonight for a joint meeting atop the Saharit Shrine Temple roof. Rev. Perry F. Webb of the First Baptist Church will serve as principal speaker.
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Pine Bluff
Saharit “Shrine Temple
Perry FP. Webb
First Baptist Church
Father and Daughter Rescued From Cistern
Ben Brown dived into a cistern at his home near Marianna to rescue his two year old daughter Julia Ann who had fallen from the edge. Neighbors aided in freeing both father and child after Brown became unable to extricate them.
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Marianna
Act
Ben Brown
Here
Julia Ann
Brown
Heat waves and a bank robbery headline across cities
Reports from CHICAGO and COLUMBUS detail extreme heat with multiple deaths, while GRAND RAPIDS and nearby areas record sudden heat relief. A bystander was fatally shot during a robbery at the Grand Rapids Savings Bank on B street, with $10,000 taken early today in a separate incident.
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Grand Rapids
Harm Breeze
B. Street
Man Shoots Self in Arkansas Home
Huntington Ark June 24 Charles Orton 58 was found dead in his house after a muffled gun report heard by his wife in the back yard. Mrs Orton cited ill health as the reason for the shooting. Orton was a well known figure in the region.
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Huntington
Ark
Charles Orton
Jonesboro to Mark Sesquicentennial in July Celebration
Jonesboro, oldest town west of the Appalachian divide and future capital of the former State of Franklin, prepares for a July 4 and 5 sesquicentennial. The 1,024 residents anticipate thousands of visitors as the town recalls its early frontier history and notable figures including Sevier, Andrew Jackson, and the formation of Washington County. Rep. John Q. Tilson of Connecticut, a native of the county, will headline the celebration.
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Jonesboro
Franklin
North Carolina
John, Sevier
Andrew Jackson
Wrightsil Avery
Sevier
Franke
Congress
Benjamin Franklin
Tennessee
dJonesboro
Johm Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Million Dollar Log Cabin Rising Outside Lake Geneva
Logs felled on straw beds to protect bark and shipped to Lake Geneva are used to build a million-dollar log cabin for Hartley L. Clarke of Chicago. Nearly 100 workers have labored over a year, with hand hewn timber and hand split shingles. The project includes three buildings, the largest a main lodge with 14 bedrooms and a basement refrigerated system. Clarke, once a utility magnate, now leads Fox Film.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Hartley L. Clarke
Chicago
Sumer
Clarke
Fox
Fire damages Raymond Wilson home in kitchen blaze
A kitchen fire at Raymond Wilson's home caused about four to five hundred dollars in damage. Wilson, the sole occupant, slept through the incident until firefighters arrived. It was unclear if the home carried insurance.
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Raymond Wilson
Wilson
Fragmentary hearing testimony in Helena corruption case
Disordered OCR notes describe a Monday hearing involving Ernest Dew and others in a state corrupt practices case. References to County Judge Field, gubernatorial actions, $1500 funds, Brooks Ha, and a preliminary hearing with Attorney Fred Isgrigior. Parson Dew and others appear in the reconstituted record with mentions of Sheffield and withdrawal offers.
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Ernest Dew
Little
Ro Helerta
Cazort
Dew
Der
Bond
Helena
Brooks
Parson
Heal
Fred
Dyere
Parson Dew
Two Men Injured In Auto Crash Near Paragould
Paragould June 4 Two men were injured one seriously when the automobile they rode in struck a bridge rail and went into a ditch about five miles east of Walnut Ridge. Edward Smith 23 is thought to be critically injured and Earl Bramblett the driver suffered painful cuts and bruises. Bramblett said he fell asleep and woke after the crash. Smith was asleep in the rear seat. The car was demolished according to motor records.
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Paragould
Rynen
Edward Smith
Earl Bramblett
Walnut Ridge
Bramblett
Smith
Barham Appeals Texarkana Case
J T Barham of Stamps was convicted in the Arkansas side Municipal Court for driving while drunk and fined. He appealed 150 dollars and received 30 days in jail to circuit court, bond set at 500 dollars, after a Friday crash that killed a wagon team and injured a farmer and his family. Barham attempted suicide in jail by slashing wrists with a razor.
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Texarkana
J. T. Barham
Stamps
Arkansas Side
Josephs
Barham
J. P. McKeehan
East Street
Carnegie Head Quits To Teach New York
Dr Henry Pritchett will retire August 1 as president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching after 25 years. He will be succeeded by Dr Henry Suzzallo, former president of the University of Washington, a noted educator and longtime Carnegie Foundation trustee.
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New York
Henry 8
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Foundation
iBresident Hoover
National Advisory Committee On Education
Suzzallo
Stanford University
Dexter
Philosophy
Columbia
Carnegie Foundation
Naving
Ifird
Huge Financial Group To Spur Lisbon Trade
Lisbon notes the incorporation of the Hispano Portuguese Financial corporation with 300000 pounds capital to boost trade among Portugal Spain and colonies. The two classes of stock include 100000 common shares at one pound par and 200000 preferred shares at seven percent. Major banking firms from Portugal and Spain have subscribed and fully paid in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Hispano-Portuguese Financial Corporation
Sociedade Financeira Hispano- Portuguesa
Portugal
Spain
Girl Wounded By Three Hi Jackers Near Fergus Falls
Fergus Falls Minnesota police report a wealthy Ottertail farmer’s daughter was abducted by three men who bound and slashed her after demanding 30000 dollars. She told doctors she would die to save her family and identified a slough meeting point before being wounded during the attack.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Ciola
Hell
Peliciids
Two Injured As Car Goes in Ditch
In Arkadelphia on Highway 51 between Arkadelphia and Okelona two men, Ben H. Green of Osceola and John H. Miller of Osceola, were injured when their car overturned at 10 a m Sunday. Green is unconscious in dangerous condition with a possible skull fracture and x rays being taken at Townsend hospital. Miller, the driver, is not believed to be seriously hurt. The car left an embankment on a curve near Terrenoir creek about ten miles east of the city.
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Arkadelphia
Ben H.green
Osceola
John H. Miller
Highway 51
Okelona
Sunday Green
Townsend Hospital
Miller
Green
Memphis
Terrenoir Creek
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Ohn Daniels
Mildred Jobe
Justice White
Rand
Senator Robinson
State University
Cooper
United States
Wiliam
Brock
Edward F. Schiiet
Jacksonville
Fla
San Diego
California
Perris
Liberty
Bulletins
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Mercury
Fox Film Head
Ofrial
Barham Appeals
Carnegie
Foundation For Advance Teaching
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