British Empire Prepares Ottawa Talks On Dominion Trade Aims
The article outlines how the British dominions plan to push a shared trading strategy at the Ottawa imperial conference. It discusses aims for quotas, heightened preferences for manufactured goods in return for primary exports, and the potential impact on the United States. It notes Canada dairy and pulp needs, Australia wool and dairy, South Africa wool and maize, and New Zealand dairy as key bargaining points, with political issues affecting Ireland.
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Ottawa
London
British Dominions
Dominions
British Isles
Britain
Canada
United States
Australis
Australia
J.G. Latham
Canberra
England
Argentina
South Africa
New Zeland
Irish Free State
Debomah J Ham Holds Illinois 58 Votes At Democratic Nominating
NEA Service notes Debomah J Ham known as J Ham holds Illinois 58 votes as favorite son choice for the Democratic convention. Illinois delegates show loyalty but may shift votes if a stronger candidate emerges, with J Ham unlikely to gain vice presidential support despite initial strength. The piece reflects Chicago rhetoric and political theater of the era.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
NEA Service
Lnc
Washington
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
United States
J. Ham
Franklin D. Roosevelt
al Smith
Jack Garner
J i Ham
Washington Man Appeals Over Road Repair Grievance
Washington resident Tol ie Maness criticizes County Judge Luther Higgason for inaction on fixing a roadside that becomes mud and rutted in rain. He cites failed promises, seeks authority to press county officials, and notes sheriff confirmation that no road has been abandoned. He urges delinquent land payments be collected to fund road work.
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the Star
Luther Higgason
Higgeson
Mules
Washington
Arkadelphia
Higgason
Wilson
Foster Fined Five Dollars for Breach of Peace
O D Foster living on the Lewis Ville highway south of Hope was fined five dollars and costs when arraigned in Municipal court Friday on a charge of disturbing the peace. Deputy Sheriff C A Shipp arrested Foster. No other cases were heard Friday.
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O. D. Foster
Lewis- Ville
Hope
Berd
C. A. Shipp
Foster
Wagner Answers Hoover's Attack
Senator Wagner of New York condemned President Hoover's 2.9 billion relief bill as wasteful and pork ridden. He argued the measure would not improve employment or prosperity and urged defunding it. Senate and House conferees worked to reconcile Wagner and Garner versions for a similar total.
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Washington
Hoover
Wagner
New York
House
Mule Hits Truck on Washington Highway
A mule and Gulf Refining truck collided on a Washington highway Saturday morning. The truck, driven by Grover Ward, was passing a wagon when the mule suddenly swerved into its path, causing damage to the truck and wagon and serious injury to the animal. The mule belonged to Jude Cornelius of 2523 South Main Street.
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Washington
Gulf Refining Oif
Grover Ward
Hope
Jude Cornelius
South Main Sireet
Dr N R Townsend Dies Arkadelphia
ARKADELPHIA Arkansas Dr N R Townsend prominent physician surgeon and state Baptist official died suddenly at his home at 6 o clock Friday morning He was 56 years old after years with heart disease He had recently spoken at a Citizens Committee meeting about raising funds for Guachilac College funeral arrangements await arrival of his son Dr Ernest Townsend from Los Angeles likely Sunday afternoon
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Arkadelphia
N. R. Townsend
Southwest Arkansas
Townsend
Guachilac College
Arkedelphia
Citizens Committee
Ernest Townsend
Iron
Los Angeles
Arkansas Delegates Head to 1932 Democratic Convention
Arkansas delegates depart for Chicago to join the 1932 Democratic National Convention. Governors Parnell and Roosevelt backers influence a plan on the platform including prohibition, with eight at large delegates and two per district. Robinson aims for a hands off approach while aiming to influence the party’s stance on repeal.
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Parnell
Chicago
Roosevelt
Roosevelt End
Congress
Arkansas
Joe T. Robinson
Robinson
Senator Hattle Vs
Caraway
Driver
Claude Fuller
Plantation Head Kills Man Justifiable Homicide Verdict
Casper Headrick of North Little Rock was found shot to death early Saturday by Charles Roberts at Roberts plantation home six miles from the city. Coroner Boyce ruled the death justifiable homicide after Roberts discovered a man hiding in his garage.
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Little Rock
Casper Headrick
North Lille Rock
Charles Roberts
Roberts
Boyce
Hope Star Pioneers Two Color Printing In Daily Paper
The Hope Star unveils first full color printing on a regular run using a Duplex flatbed press with black and red in one pass. R J Pearce invents an attachment that splits an eight page press into two four page units enabling color on half the page capacity. The Star plans to market the device for small cities, offering color on single pages or four page inserts, with Pearce owning patent rights.
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ODAY
Hope Star
History of Hope
Té-Rand
Star
R. J. Pearce
The
America
Hh Sowa
Gtr
Pearce
R. Pearce
Arkansas Machine Specialty Company
Ernest O'Neal
Raymond ‘Newman
Aatach
Péarce
27 Are Seized in Three County Raid
MEMPHIS Arkansas three counties raided by federal prohibition agents netted 27 alleged moonshiners. Two undercover men had worked for weeks in Poinsett Woodruff and Cleburne counties before 14 agents conducted the raid. In Poinsett County sixteen were arrested including C A Dad Blapton former county treasurer and his son Karl.
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Memphis
Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas
Poinsett
Woodruff
Clebuyné
Poinsett County
C. A
Dad) Blapton
Karl
Alex Wilson Shoots Self in Texarkana Home
Texarkana report says Alex Wilson, 42, once in the lumber business, shot himself to death Saturday in his sister's Texarkana home after years as an invalid.
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Texarkana
Alex Wilson
Champagne Centennial Celebration and Market Woes
The piece describes champagne’s 250th anniversary celebration at Hautvillers with pageants and a gala at the abbey, honors Dom Perignon, and notes levies in tariffs that push price higher. It also cites lost markets in Russia and the United States, with England, Spain, Portugal, and South American nations limiting imports.
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Minott Saunders
NEA Servier
Patus
Tonahout
Champaigne
Dnce
Dom Perigaun
Dom Perignon
Hautvillers
France
Rheims
Epernay
Comte Bertrand de Mun
Commission On Exportation of Wines of
Champagne Syndicate
England
Spain
Portugal
Columbia
Russia
United States
Tom Perignon
Judge Kirby Raps Opponents in Hope
Judge Wil liao W. Kirby, a United States senate candidate, spoke at city hall criticizing opponents and endorsing immediate cash soldier bonuses. He proposed more government money without bonds, opposed the League of Nations, called for destroying cotton exchange gambling, and blamed the Farm Board for low cotton prices while praising its partial existence. He mocked rivals Bodenhamer Martin Miles and accused them of various political failings. Former Governor Brough was labeled irresponsible by Kirby. The audience was small due to no advance notice.
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Williao W. Kirby
United States Senate
League of Nations
United States
Wilson
Wo. L. Bodenhamer
Melbourne M. Martin
Vincent Miles
Kirby
Martin
Little Rock
Miles
Arkansas
Charles H. Brough
Brough
Amma
Roosevelt and Walsh in Labor Convention Walkover
Chicago reports a chaotic Democratic convention scene with Walsh declining to state his stance on the platform. Labor leaders, including Aneri Green, press for pro labor demands and beer legalization. Roosevelt leads the New Hampshire to Chicago convention delegate race with Smith, Garner, Lewis, White, Bertonaiad, Byrd and Murray listed among pledged or instructed delegates.
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Labor
Chicago
Aneri Green
Federation of Labor
Walker
Green
Hoosevelt
New Hampshire
Fuelang
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Pe Roosevelt
Smith
Garner
Lewis
White
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Washington, Ark
Hlapper
Fanny
Pat
Washington Highway
N.R. Townsend
Clark County
Bear State Group
Invader
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Senate
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