First Day Charity Drive Raises 1056 Dollars at Hospital
Field committee and 87 donors reported $1,056.50 raised on opening day for Julia Chester hospital charity work. The drive aims for about $2,040, with a large list of contributors including Duffie Hardware, Cox Drug, Ladies Specialty Shop, Stevu Carrigan, First National Bank, Hope Star, and numerous local businesses and individuals. The campaign continues through the week with a mobile effort led by Mrs. J. T. West and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester Hospital
Hope and Hempstead County Hospital
Gecocration
An-Ninl
J. T. West
Frank Miles
S. Lowthorp
E. O. Wingfield
Carter Jonson
Mick Jewell
Syd McMeath
L. C. Johnson
C. W. Wellman
E. 5. Greaning
H. A. West
Duffie Hardware Company
Cox Drug Company
Ritchig Grocery Company
Gibson Dru Company
Ladies Specialty Shop
Plunkette Jarrell Grocery Co
William Simpson
Little Rock
Stevu Carrigan
Maude Lipscomb
Robert Huguenin
C. 5. Lowtherp, Ward & Son, Mrs, E. Q. Wingfield
W. R. Anderson
T. White
Don Smith
Arkansas Machine Specialty’ Co
H. A
Schweiker, T
Rhodes
Shiver Brothers
Callie & Sue Wesson
Whilton’s Market
C. R. Baker
Russell & Hawthorne
Capital Barber Shop
Haynes Brothers
New Capital Hotel
Hope Confectionery
J. B. Ar- Helt
City Bakery
Moreland Drug Company
Garba & Gosnell
Westmit Millinery Co
R. V Stephenson
Noy Johnson
W. Homer Pigs
Rephan
Hope Star
P. E. Briant
A. D. Middlebrooks
Hope Furniture Co
the First National Bank
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Citizens National Bank
Jiln McRae
Dr. P
BE Parker
Te B. McDonald
K- M. Lile
Clyde Toland
A. Sullivan
Y. Tyimble
H.T. Bennet
L. 5
Bitlick
I. M. Paterson
J- Drake
W. M. Llamsey
C. Coop
McRae Hirdwire Cu
Jury Resumes Bribery Probe in Arkansas Legislature
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas pulaski county jury resumed its investigation into reports of bribery tied to a large race bill in the last Legislature. Two members of the 1920 legislature Senator John M Quarrels and Representative C B McLarety of Hempstead county were called before the Grand Jury. Prosecutor A B Dypert said he would seek new indictment against George Partain of Memphis for a bribery attempt involving Senator Quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Mareth
Pulaski County
Jary
Tay
John M. Quarrels
C. B. McLarety
Hempstead Courty
A. B. Dypert
George Partain
Memphis
Partai
Sunator
Reece Caudle
Arkansas
Atlurney Cyperton
Partain
Triuk
Five Panther Stars To Help Sutherland
Five Pitt Panthers assist Coach Jack Etherland for the 1990 season. Joe Donchess and Ray Montgomery, All-America selections from 1929, join as assistants. Montgomery will work in physical education. Donchess resumes medical studies. Gougler Gustugen Wissinger join as assistants. Gougler serves as freshman coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pypysburgh
March
University of Pittsburgh
Jack Etherland
Pitt Panther
Joe Donchess
Ray Montgomery
University Athletic Cowners
Montgomery
Donchess
Schivl of Medicine
Skip Gougler
Andy Gustutgen
Zonar Wissinger
Corps of Gebistants
Gougigr
Will Quizz Local Men For Fighting
Clifford Lane and J W Wilson are ordered to appear at a mayor's court after a fist fight on Main Street yesterday afternoon. Wilson was severely beaten and could not attend a hearing today. an investigation will occur once he recovers. Lane, a cotton man, met Wilson, a relieved farmer and sometime preacher aged 14, after a brief argument and exchange of blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Lane
J. W. Wilson
Main Street
Wilson
Lane
Arkansas Officer Is Shot To Death
Forrest City report says Moreh Will Brown a 40 year old constable was shot and killed at Filbre s home after Brown allegedly caused a disturbance and fired at Mallon Folbre who then shot Brown four times and Brown died instantly Folbre a Rock Island railroad brakeman faced no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest City
Moreh
Will Brown
Cennee
Mallon Folbre
Filbre
Hones
Brown
Folbre
Polbre
Bolbre
Baye
Rock Island Railroad
Fayetteville and Little Rock Bulletin Notes
Fayetteville reports unseasonable cold with ground frost and foliage damage and forecasts spring delays. Little Rock notes poll bid by Lawrence E. B. Wilson of Camden, a 1925 representative from Ouachita, filing as Democratic lieutenant governor candidate for August 12 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Lawrence EB. Wilson
Camden
Quachita County
Secretary of State
Franco Italian problem discussed at naval conference
London March 11. The American delegation at the naval conference debated Franco Italian parity. Ambassador Morrow and Commissioner Harold I. U. Train proposed ideas to bridge France and Italy. Observers say the core issue is placing both delegations at the table with a workable basis for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Morrow
Harold Train
Italy
France
Nely
Supreme Court settles Married Not Married tangle in Wis
Beaver Dam Wisconsin March 13 1928 at issue was whether druggist Paul Seyfert remained married after a series of reversals by Judge Davison and a Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling The court ruled Davison actions irregular but legal and that Seyfert still legally married though not liable for alimony as the 1923 ruling stood, ending the dispute over his marital status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Dam
Wis. Mar
Paul Seyfert
Oxaukee
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Annelle
C. M. Davison
Beaver Dam
Suviert
Davisonen
Seyfert
Davison
Supreme Court
Ninth Spelling Champion Chosen
The ninth local champion for The Star's county wide spelling bee was chosen yesterday. Millie Blanche Henry, in the eighth grade, from Hope Junior High School, tops finalists. All schools hold preliminaries for sixth to eighth grades. winners advance to the final at city hall Saturday for cash prizes for the top three spellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Blanche Henry
Hope
Baptist Hold Big Rally Here
More than 160 visitors from various churches of the Hope association attended an all day rally of ministers and two workers at the Baptist church. Rev. T. D. Brown, former pastor of Inca church and general secretary of the State Baptist Convention, spoke on 1930 plans and debt payoff. Rev. Otto Whittington of bite Rock also shared remarks. Luncheon followed, served by local church women in the Sunday school building, with out-of-town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Hope Association
Baptist Church
T. D. Brown
Passae
Inca Church
State Baptist Convention
Otto Whittington
Bite Rock
W. A. Bowen
Nuon Lneheon
Thomas Watts
Lewisvill
P. Fp, Squires
Stumps
Mr. Bolton
Washingwn
Floyd Queen
Queen
DeQueen
J. H. Autrey
Columbus
Charles D- Johnson
J. c. Wallis
Arkadelphia
Lawrence L. Mitchell
Prescots
Mayor and Police Chief Refuse Communists Speech
March 19. In St. Louis the mayor Richard Miller and Police Chief Joseph Gerk declined to speak to a Communist demonstration at City Hall. Gerk urged a speech, Miller refused, noting no speeches would be given. The officials did not attend the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Lovois
St. Louis
Richard Miller
Joseph Gerk
Gerk
Joe
Bridge Projects Contracted Today
Approximately $2,000,000 worth of road and bridge construction work was contracted for by the State Highway commission. Contracts were awarded for twenty-nine road and bridge projects across 20 counties, including graveling on Fair-Oaks and Crittenden roads and six miles of grading and concrete paving on Lonoke Morning Sun road. some bids were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aupe Rock
State High- Way Commission
Fair-Oaks
Crittenden Roads
Cross County
White County
Value of Station Told by Geo Ware
Texarkana March 19 The Hope experiment station director George W Ware outlined fruit and truck growing trials before the Rotary Club He said soil at the 185 acre Hope farm matches local land and results should apply locally Ware described fertilizer quantities planting methods and seed varieties showing whole potatoes offered highest yield but halves yielded better net returns He warned against wasteful practices and cited financial gains from agricultural research noting Arkansas operates three stations The Hope station opened December 1 1926 and fifteen new buildings have been added Visitation days for farmers statewide to learn from the farm were deemed successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Hope Experiment Station
George W. Ware
Rotary Club
Unis Masliysot Ackerdas
Senhailh
Fexarkana
Hope Farm
Texarkaha
Ware
Arkansas
Hope Station
West Wild and Wooly With Cattle Rustlers
In Phoenix on March 19 a report by Hoyt Medler, secretary of Arizona’s live stock sanitary board, estimates cattle rustling last year at 30,000 head valued at 1.5 million dollars. He says rustling is rampant in the state and notes bootleggers often rustle cattle as a side line. The piece also mentions a University of California library collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Aviz
Arizona
Cate Rustlers
Hoyt Medler
The
Livestock Sanitary Board
Resolutions Lead Negroes To Court
A Sunday church meeting over death of Judge Mec Collum escalates to mayor's court. Dr L E Eaves and John Berger face fines for disturbing the peace and Eaves fined for carrying a pistol. Testimony shows a pistol at a preacher’s home amid accusations of drunkenness and sacrilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Vhotnor
James H. McCollum
Ruff Bofett
L. E. Eaves
John Berger
Eaves
Yerger
Wesson
MecCollum
Verger
Resolutions Committee
Rev
Hayes and
Luke Monroe
U. A
Indian Girl Faces Murder Trials in Colville
Helen Moses, an Indian girl, posed for a photo at Colville Washington, scene of her three charges of murdering her mother Susie Moses. A quarrel over the girl’s friendship with a young man named Clarence Harkey led to the case with Harkey facing trial as an accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Moses
Colville
Wash
Susie
Moses
Clarence “Harkey
Legion To Honor Negro Vet Today
The American Legion will form a guard of honor for George Aubrey a 38 year old negro World War veteran of this city who will be buried here today. Funeral services were set for 2 30 o clock attended by committee from Leslie F Huddleston post of the Legion. George well known locally for the Russet Joy several years underwent operations for injuries in France and died at the Army and Navy Hospital in Hot Springs yesterday. He was brought home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
George ‘Aubrey
Leslie F. Huddleston
The
Legion
George
Venderal
France
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Ed Doheny Trial Nears End as Defense Presents Witnesses
The Edward L. Doheny bribery trial reached final stages in Washington as the defense rested after calling witnesses to corroborate Doheny’s testimony. Prosecutors accuse Doheny of bribing Albert B. Fall $100,000 for Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve lease. Doheny, 73, says the money was a loan to an old friend. One pound of tomato seed will plant about 15 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doheny
Washington
Edward L. Doheny
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Jan Efort
Albert B. Fall
Enterior
Elk Hills
California
Pearl Harbor
Noted Statesman Dies In England
WOKING SURREY England Mar 19 Earl of Bralford veteran British statesman died this morning at 8 45 oclock at his brothers home Harold Balford end came peacefully in his eighty second year He had been ill long with laryngitis and came here for health He was an England delegate to the 1922 Arms Conference and was famous for the Balford declaration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woking
Surrey
England
Mar
Earl of Bralford
Harold Balford
America
Balford
Former Hope Man To Face 16 Indictments in Morriston
Sixteen indictments have been returned against R. W. Van Hook, manager of the Axilly theatre at Morrilton, charging operating the show on Sunday. Trial is set for Thursday. Van Hook previously managed the Queen theatre in Hope and moved to Morrilton for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Morriston
R. W. van Hook
Axilly Theatre
Ven Hook
Queen Theatre
Morrilton
Notebooks urged in cooking school by Mrs Buck Mig
Mrs Leona Buck Mig renowned lecturer and home economist will run The Star cooking school at the Saenger Theatre starting Monday March 31 for five consecutive lectures. She stresses the value of student notebooks to capture data and recipes and promises practical demonstrations rather than rote recital. The event reflects strong local interest. continued details are on page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Buck Mig
Saenger Theatre
Great Paing
Eeas
Star
Suenger ‘Theatre
Mrs. Thing
The Solution Hempstead and Local Farmers Tangle
A fragmented note mentions Hempstead and farmers, hinting at a local dispute or issue tied to the current agricultural tools or instruments. The readable text references dependency on a portable pot or instrument and its impact on farming efforts.
Local club meeting blends programs and civic goals
Yesterday evening a Despi cement weather meeting drew enthusiastic attendance. Amy, the club member, staged a lively program, debunking rumors about a long-deceased speaker. Elizabeth Harrison reviewed Drummond's The Greatest World while Miss Emma Green noted society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Amy
Elizabeth Harrison
Clarence Cannon
Drummond
Emma Green
Gig Xcomb
Ripley
Franis Russell
Russel
Charles Walker
W. C. McDonald
Lwag
Forrest Ruggles
Ee Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. McLarety
Hempstead
Panther
Sutherland
Ironsides
U. S. & Constitution
Charleston
Mass
Navy Yard
Will Quizz
Wilson Toipe
Bulletins
Fayetteville
Sion
Alleghenies
Uicir
Willie Blanche
Henry
Baptist
Churches of Hope Ass
Geo. Ware
Rotary
West
University of California Library
Legion To Honor
George Aubrey
Earl of Balford
Long Ulness
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