Mismatch of coins and community notices blend in local page
A stray verse on coin value opens the page before society notes from San Antonio to Minden. Mrs. R. R. Briant returns from Texas while Mrs. J. H. Avoidselars daughter marries in Louisiana. Methodist Sunday school, Bay View Reading Club, and Hope Garden club meet with speakers on Taft era topics and Roosevelt Dam. Local funeral, garden planning, and church events fill the schedule alongside racing at Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HL. Tall
United States
Bay View Reading Club
W. G. Ale
Gen. Spraggins
Spraggins
Taft
Ee. E. White
Ella Champhin
R. M. LaGrone
Sid Henry Tole
Roosevelt Dam
Supreme Court
Arch Moore
Hope Garden Club
Edla Champlin
South Elm Street
W. Young
Little Rock and Hot Springs
Hope Doctor Escapes Skunk Encounter During Hunt
A rambling recount details a hunting party scene with a black skunk and a white stripe. The doctor, Abe, Merrill, and Merrit accompany others as coyotes and dogs pursue wildlife Across the prairie the party edges toward cars and a cautious man named Carrigan narrates the events with a mix of weathered hunter chatter and curiosity about the skunk’s beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor
Mtv, Merrill
Abe Veuch
Niles
Coynte
Abe
Skatok
Brealé
My. Merrit
Cortigin
General textile strike urged by Southern workers
United Textile Workers testimony to the Senate Labor Committee described workers in Southern mills clamoring for a general textile strike as protest against employer exploitation. Gorman said enactment of the Wagner bill would empower the National Labor Board and strengthen collective bargaining, preventing a strike by Southern textile employees. Rail controversy sides kept peace proposals, but the ton group rejected extending the current wage reduction agreement. Eastingn planned to begin talks with railroad managers after Thursday, with no instructions from the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Textile Workers of America
Gorman
Senate Labor Committee
National Labor Board
Southern Textile
Ton
Eastingn
Wian
Texans' Strategy and the Snare in Mexico
A wartime tale recounts Matlock orchestrating a dramatic ambush across the Rio Grande to free a captive aviator. Mexican forces are surprised as Matlock's ruse nets both the prisoner and a tense aftermath. The captured aviator, Peterson of Nebraska, later reveals he received $500 from Collier's Weekly for the rights to the story.
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Rio Grande
Mexico
Matlock
Uncle Sam
Mattock
Sereimat
Matlack
Kentucky
Big Grande
Peterson
Nebraska
Pete
Colliers Weekly
Sam Mematil
Chapman’s Bond Continued From Page Che Second Line
CHAPMAN'S BOND continues from the page, noting an ongoing pledge or surety context. The fragment indicates ongoing coverage of a bond issue or financial obligation linked to Chapman. Further readable details are unavailable in the snippet.
Bank Robbery Suspect Chapman Fled to Union County
In February last year a gang raided the Worst National Bank of Hope in Camden and Chapman and companions escaped with 24000 dollars. A month later Chapman was wounded in a gun battle near Van Buren and later held by Sheriff Maxey for the highest bidder before being moved to Union County for another robbery case. Charles Williams pleaded guilty in Hempstead Circuit Court and got five years. June Breshear was arrested in Oklahoma and a mistrial followed in a Hempstead circuit court. Chapman remains at large on bail.
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Chapman
National Bank of Hope
van Buren
Maxey
Crawford County
Hempstead
Union County
Smickeyer
Charles Williams
June Breshear
Oklahoma
Liberty Under
Bend
Panama Canal Traffic Rises as Freighters Move Through
In Colón Panama the canal carried fair traffic with 8 freighters Thursday totaling 153,015 tons bound for the United States and Europe. One passenger liner the Arcadiora Star passed northbound with passengers aboard. Six ships went southward carrying over 23,500 tons, pushing the day’s total over 176,500 tons.
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Colon
Panama
Panna Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Europe
Nouthward
Lohengrin Opera This Week Told By Elisabeth Rethberg
Elisabeth Rethberg recalls her early rise from page to Elsa in Lohengrin at the Royal Opera House Dresden under Fritz Reiner. She discusses auditioning, contract, and career, noting Elsa’s beauty and the opera’s romantic tale of a princess defended by a knight to prove her innocence.
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Elisabeth Rethberg
Elsa
Metropolitan Opera
Royal Opera House
Dresden
Fritz Reiner
Réle
Wisa
Onera
Lange
Wsa
Brabant
Telramund
Ortend
Henry
Scholdt
Misa
Ortrud
Lohengrin
Parsifal
Tready
Godfrey
Canal traffic recalls boom days amid 24 ships passage
Tuesday’s canal movement included 24 ships with 13 northbound. The freighter Steel Ore carried 21,700 tons of iron ore to Baltimore. Other ships carried nitrate cargoes to the Azores and Savannah, sugar from the Philippines en route to the United States, west coast fresh supplies to Europe, timber to the east coast, and a Vladivostok vessel with soybeans for England.
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Baltimore
Azores
Savannah
Suger
Philippines
United States
Europe
Vladivostok
England
Strike Deadline Nears as Kansas City Southern Talks Stall
Kansas City Southern faces a Thursday night strike threat from about 500 employees after talks with railway brotherhoods failed. Officials oppose shifting wage calculations from mileage to hourly pay, with March 22 set as the cutoff and seniority protections at issue. Joseph Eastman urged delays. John Johnston rejected further negotiations.
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Kansas City—(P
Kansas City Southern Railway
C. &. Johnston
Joseph B. Eastman
Johnston
Lohengrin at the Palace Opera Review Aims
The notice previews Lohengrin in Wagner’s three act opera with Lauritz Melchior as Lohengrin and Artur Bodanzky conducting. It highlights the plot twists in Elsa and Ortrud, the bridal procession, and the Wedding March.
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Wagner
Numbderg
Elsa
Lohengrin
Ortrud
Telraimund
Isa
Weintar
Germany
Lauritz Melchior
Gustav Schutzendorf
Telramund
Maria Olszewska
Emanuellst
King Henry
George Cehahowsky
Herald
Artur Bodanzky
Shrikes Catch Prey With Bills Unlike Hawks
Shrikes differ from hawks in their hunting method as they seize prey using their bills rather than their talons. The note contrasts the two raptors, highlighting the bill-based predation of shrikes.
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