Internationally Known Colonel House Dies at 79
Colonel Edward M. House, 79, longtime adviser to President Wilson, died after a long illness. He served as Wilson’s personal representative at Versailles and helped set U S negotiations with the central powers. Cardozo recovering from heart ailment in Washington. plans to convalesce in New York. Brooks Hays decline to run for Congress. Terry seeks reelection in Arkansas district.
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New York
Edward M. House
Wilson
House
Supreme War Council
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Tse
United States
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Benjamin N. Cardozo
Arkansas Highway Plan to Start This Week
Arkansas gears up for a SEAMS Highway program stretching from hill country dirt roads to mainline routes in major cities. Governor Bailey’s administration anticipates rapid construction and seeks federal matching funds to support bridge and maintenance projects, with completion targeted by June.
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Cranium Crackers Language Puzzle Fragments
Fragmented text lists odd terms and names like Buffalo Binge Baikal Arkhian and Roykposit. It appears as a word puzzle or language game with random proper nouns and invented terms, lacking clear narrative or dates. The readable parts suggest a quiz style prompt with cryptic clues and misparsed names.
Auto Testing Law Meet Scheduled at Wip tle Rock
Mayor RR Overman said Artemsos Municipal League members will send representatives to a meeting in Week to decide if wetlands shields should be used to prevent enforcement of legislative changes. Thirty rain stations and forty private stations were set up under the test wing statute.
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Hope High Wins District Debating and Play Contests
Hope High School debaters won first and second places at the Arkadelphia district contest with a 12 to 4 decision. the One-Act Play cast also won honors. Coach James D Pilehatut leads the team with supporting staff Miss Mildred McCunee and cast member Dolores Mitteyon.
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Mildred McCunee
Six Found Guilty for Drunkenness in Local Docket
The city court reported several drunkenness verdicts plus related charges. Marcus berber, Mgans, and W. Griffith faced $1 cash bonds and fines. Honey Davis received a $24 fine and a day in jail for petit larceny. A car license issue, trespassing, and dismissals with or without costs appeared in the day’s docket, including cases against Ray Sucoggins and D. J. Russell.
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Th Wall
Marcus Berber
Honey Davis
Lawson Miller
Ray Sucoggins
Albin
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Tony Verger
Ayuljen
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D. J. Russel
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Nation's Railroads Charge Higher Rates
Washington reports railroads raise freight rates by about five percent across the board effective midnight Sunday night. The increases, approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission, also authorize trucking to raise its rates by the same percentage.
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Holding Company Act Is Held Valid by Court Ruling
The U S Supreme Court ruled the public holding company act valid confirming registration and filing requirements for interstate holding companies and preserving other provisions. Chief Justice Hughes stated defects to penalties are avoided by registration only. The case involved Matric Bond One Share Co and 26 subsidiaries. The decision leaves other rights unaffected.
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Auto Accidents Take 75 Lives in Nation
The Associated Press reports at least 74 people died across the United States in weekend automobile crashes. States listed include Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Utah, Virginia, Washington, and Wyoming.
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Insurgent Troops Surge Into Catalonia In Civil War
London reports the non-intervention subcommittee set to meet on March 3 as insurgents push toward victory in Spain. Italian and German forces, planes, and guns bolster their army while Italy warns France to aid the republican government’s last-ditch rescue. Insurgents breach Barcelona’s emergency line and march into Catalonia as the struggle intensifies.
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Oil Seizures Climax 20-Year Strife Below the Rio Grande
NGA service describes Mexico’s 20 year dispute over oil with U S holdings valued around 200 million dollars. American firms Standard of New Jersey Standard of California and Sinclair control vast acreages and infrastructure but face nationalization under Mexican policy shifting to government seizure while negotiations and labor unrest shape the outcome.
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Hope High School Football Contest Tuesday Night Start
Hope High School plans a spring session football game Tuesday at 7 45. Coach Foy Hammons unveils probable starters for the 1938 squad against an older team of 40 veterans. Officials named are Eurl Thompson Bill Saintmervyillen and Earl O’Neal. Admission is 10 and 25 cents, proceeds for track equipment and honor sweaters for the basketball team.
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Freeman Stone
G. V. Keith
Bodleaw Road Improvement Moves Forward in Arkansas
In Trescott Arkansas contracts for graveling Bodleaw road from Boilvaw to county line were approved by WPA district supervisor Wayne Fletcher and sent to state WPA officials. County Judge J W Bradley expects quick state approval as about seven miles of road will be improved. Beginning at the present end, two and a half miles already graded and graveled with three WPA crews and seven trucks. A meeting at Cuney church discussed road improvements and bridge reconstructions after washouts. Also noted is a cemetery planning meeting at New Hope church and a note on Gerardus Grotius as founder of international law.
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Will Attempt to Revive Festival in Hope
Hope plans a mass meeting at city hall Monday at 7 30 PM to revive the watermelon festival. Sid Bundy will preside from the fireside as speakers are given opportunity to be heard. R P Bowen of the Hope chamber of commerce says public interest will determine if the event returns this summer.
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Thought Peace Scarce for the Peaceful Quote
A Shot of Struller quotes that a thought peace is rarely denied to those who remain peaceful. The remark frames peaceful conduct as a virtue that invites acceptance rather than force.
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Mind Your Manners Answers for Wedding Etiquette
Aged advice outlines proper manners for golden weddings and small anniversaries. It covers whether to send flowers, handshake etiquette, gifting paper wood or tin tokens, cash gifts to the bride, and avoiding duplicate or wearable gifts with guidance on appropriate responses and exchanges.
Second Appeal for Workers to Harvest Hempstead Crop
A second appeal was made Monday for 50 or more radish pullers to aid in Hempstead harvest. G. T. Cross of the U S employment service announced that all jobseekers should meet at the post office corner Second and Walnut at 7 am Tuesday. A truck will transport workers to the field. About 30 were employed Monday as favorable weather hastened the crop.
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Vote on Revision Bill Due Monday
Two senators support government reorganization arguing Congress cannot do it and accuse opponents of spreading propaganda. Last minute radio efforts precede a Monday Senate vote on sending the bill back to committee. If approved, the measure may advance. if defeated, observers expect a vote on passage later.
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Governor Bailey to Sign Measure Before April 1st
Arkansas moves to lift tolls on 23 state bridges under the Barney toll and highway bill. Governor Bailey plans to sign before April 1, freeing state owned spans and enabling purchase of two privately owned toll bridges. The measure raises the gasoline tax turnback from a half to three fourths cent and directs $1,000,000 to build farm to market roads.
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Little Rock
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Barney
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Assembly
Man Is Seriously Wounded by Negro in Delight
A 22-year-old African American man wounded a Delight oil company salesman, Jean Caldwell, about 45, four miles east of here, Sunday after a quarrel over money. Caldwell was shot in the stomach with a .13 caliber pistol, received emergency care, and was taken to Prescott hospital amid a large manhunt. A second Black man was jailed as a material witness. the shooter fled on foot as officers and citizens searched the area.
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Delight Oil Company
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Prescott Hospital
Hope Woman Student in O U Law School
Mrs Mildred Robison Sweet daughter of Mr and Mrs C T Robison a Hope is the only woman member of the senior class at the Oklahoma University School of Law. Since her marriage Evmit Sweet chairman of the board of the American Seismograph Company has earned a B A from OU, studied philosophy, and is nearing completion of the law course.
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C. T. Robison A Hope
Oklahoma University School of Law
Evmit Sweet
American Seismograph Compatis
Oklahoma University
Cotton price report from New Orleans opens with mixed quotes
Cotton market in New Orleans shows opening Monday at 85 cents and selling 87 as buyers hold steady. Futures and middling sales around 93 cents amid quiet trade and light activity across the row.
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