Georgia Governor Rivers Fires Miller Over Legal Row
The Georgia governor activates martial law threats amid a clash with W. Miller, state board chairman, after Miller refuses to leave office. A federal suit seeks due process over a $5400 state job, with courts ordering Miller restored and Rivers warning of further guard deployments.
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Gia
Rivers
W. Miller
State Board
Miller
Iner
Fon
Ier
Tention
Bascom
Deaver
Macon
Georgia
Payoff Views Mass Move Against Racing Alarms Turf Leaders
Massachusetts fights to regulate racing as New England braces for a shift in betting, with officials like Bob Quinn and Walter O Hara clashing over track governance. Public faith fades at fairs and tracks from New Orleans to New Jersey, threatening the sport nationwide unless politicians and operators reconcile.
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Grayson
NEA Service
Miami
Fla
Massachusetts
Virgin Territory
Baily
Rhode Island
Bob Quinn
Walter O'Hara
Narragansett Park
California
Texas
New Orlans Track
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Gave
Rome and Rome of the Great Emperors in Medieval Rise
The text traces Rome’s fall to Moorish control and the rise of Frankish power under Charlemagne. It notes northern Africa’s conquest, the Mediterranean as a danger zone, Lombard and Frankish kings, and the Pope crowning a Frankish king as protector of the church, shaping a medieval world split between spiritual and imperial leadership.
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Rome
Romana
Mediterranean
Egpt
Italy
Italian
London
Canada
South Africa
Mohammed
Africa
Europe
Gaul
Solemly
Charlemagne the Great
Democracy and order in feudal echoes and a British Bulldog
A fragmented prose fragment laments people’s neglect and the rise of democracy from feudal roots. It notes a policeman maintaining order and references a Russian Air Force fighter model resembling the British Bulldog with a top speed of 173 mph and a short range.
Story of Democracy and Dark Ages Commentary
A mixed OCR snippet discusses Hendrik Willem van Loon's The Story of Democracy and its illustrated edition, then pivots to observations on racing culture in New York and New Jersey, followed by excerpts on the Dark Ages and the late Roman Empire’s collapse, mentioning migrations, Rome's fall, and migrations to Ravenna and Constantinople. The fragmentary text includes names like William Woodwards and Whitneys and references to River Downs and Lady Ghendrik Willem van Loon.
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Hendrik Willem van Loon
New York
Willam Woodwards
Whitneys
Wideners
Empire State
New Jersey
Cincinnati
River Downs
Curly Wolves Lead Prescott Hope Marching Contest at Hope
Hope High School hosts South Arkansas Band Association events with marching and solo ensemble contests. About 20 from Hope High, a 13 piece band, will compete alongside bands from Camden Crassett Monticello and Ashdown. Awards announced after Friday’s marching contest.
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Prescott
Hope
Sunier High School
EL Dorado
Ray Olivadell
Cannon
Hope High School
South Arkansas Band Association
Camden
Crassett
Monticello
Ashdown
Serial Story Watch Mystery Sparks Family Reunion
In a tense scene Jene Temple suspects Ann Brown of stealing, but a missing watch uncovers a family past. The recovered heirloom reveals Ann is Peter Temple’s daughter, raising questions of paternity and family ties as Irene, Plunket, and Blake watch closely. The revelation hints at deeper connections and suspense in the Temple household.
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Westhaday
Jene Temple
M O
Steve
Ann
Mr.Temple
Ile
Temple
Mr. Temple
Plunket
Shel
Amny
Irene
Peter Temple
John Temple
Brown
Peter Brown
Blake
Mother
Peto
Peteo
Pete
Racing prospers in strong territories despite money gaps
The piece notes racing thriving in New York, Maryland, and Kentucky as tracks like Arlington Park, Keeneland, and others push improvements. It contrasts gains with Detroit and Cleveland, criticizing local concerns while praising Arlington Park's profit sharing and Kazmier’s influence on Kentucky racing.
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Unita
Rhinland
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Maryland
Kenogo
Warren Wright
Arlington Park
America
Keeneland
Lxington, Ky
Kentucky
Matt Winn
Churchill Downs
Maryheid
Jewell Initiated Into Hendrix H Club at Hendrix College
Robert Jewell of Hope, a Hendrix College sophomore and football letterman, was initiated into the Hendrix H Club. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A T Jewell of Hope and also serves on the men's inulation committee and was formerly a debating team member.
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Konway
Robert Jewell
Hope
Hendrix College
Consway
Hendrix ‘Bf Clb
Nesday Night
A.T. Jewell
Ax Ynemsber
Instear
Writer’s Son Stary Drebinger Joins Writers Group
The narrative highlights a Pennsylvanian miler linked to the Baseball Writers Association, noting a notable fatherly connection and a mention of high postl revenues in the last federal fiscal year. It underscores associations and fiscal milestones without graphic detail.
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Piladelphia
Jobin Drebinger
Pennsylvento
Miler
New York
The
Baseball Writers Association
Local High School Band Concert at Mytherium
The local high school band will perform a concert at the high school Mytherium on Saturday. Winners from the day’s events will be announced and several winners are expected to participate in the program. Admission is 16 and 25 cents.
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Mytherium
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