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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1932

Page

2

5 Turn A Lot Seka Saraka

A brief item notes a sequence or event involving Seka Saraka and an even outcome. The readable text is fragmentary but indicates a game or round labeled five turns with a lot at stake for Seka Saraka. No decisive scores or dates are provided in the readable portion.

Set Husband Fatally Shoots Self In Hot Springs Home

Ed C. Morgan a 34 year old Swift and Company salesman shot himself in the bathroom of his 74 Linwood avenue home Thursday afternoon dying soon after at St. Josephs hospital. He left no note and his wife Hazel Morgan said he asked her to go to the bank before the tragedy. Morgan had worked for the company for two to three years covering Hot Springs Mountain Pine and Mount Ida areas. He is survived by three children a number of siblings and his parents. He was a Mason and attended the Christian church.

Hot Springs Ed C. Morgan Swift and Company Linwood. Avenue St. Joseph's Hazel Morgan Joe Wakelin Arch Cooper Rlegro Morgan Little Rock Fwo Mountain Pine Mount Ida Mildred Edward Janice Will Swifton Fred Florida Robert L. B Littl Rock Raymond Tupelo 4. Browning

Nebraska Supreme Court Bans Common Law Marriages

The Nebraska supreme court declared common law marriages illegal, overturning two prior recognitions and citing a 1923 statutory amendment. The opinion states a valid marriage in Nebraska requires a license and a lawfully authorized solemnizer.

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Officers Seize Moonshine Still as Robbers Bypass Trail

Stil officers pursuing Hatfield bank robbers discover a moonshine operation hidden near the Oklahoma line. Deputies Pearson and Hungate secure the still with federal help. four barrels of liquor and equipment are seized. No arrests reported.

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