Students Clash As Police Break Up Ivy Week Riot
Chaos erupts on the University of Pennsylvania campus during Ivy Week events as hundreds of students confront police. Arrests are reported, with Lemuel B. ocheld cited in a controversy over assembly rights and permit refusals. The disorder involved clashes near fraternity houses, damage to property, and extensive law enforcement presence.
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Lemuel B.ocheld
Varsity of Pennsylvania
Ice
Duant
Jebel J. Calby
Schoefield
T of Assembly
Worker Severs Skull in Fall From Truck at City Hall
George Maris, a employee of American Telephone and Telegraph, fell from a truck on Highway 61 in front of the city hall. He suffered a fractured skull and was taken to a hospital where physicians report he rests quietly and shows hopeful signs of recovery. Maris, formerly of St. Louis, Missouri, had been working on construction for the A. Tyne II company in Hempstead County for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maris
Maris
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
St. Louis
Rasher
A. Tyne II
Hempstead
Sveernl
President Hoover Sends Treaty to Senate for Ratification
President Hoover forwarded the 1930 Lenin treaty through the Senate noon today with a transmittal letter from Secretary Stimson, who led the London delegation. Foreign Relations Chair Borah signaled approval, a potential early victory noted by supporters. Senator Robinson of Arkansas returned from London to back the pact amid cheers in the chamber.
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Washington
May
Hoover
Stuover
Stimson
London
Capital Hill
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Boraly
Senate
Aps
Robinson
Arkansas
Luiden
Iment
United States
Kiwanis Record Attendance Breaks Club Milestones
Kiwanis club attendance records were broken as nearly all members gathered for a birthday cake for Rafe Herndon prepared by his wife Mrs. R. V. Herndon. The surprise cake delighted the group during the regular luncheon. Plans for a goodwill trip to Patmos were postponed to Tuesday, May 22, with talks by Roy Anderson and Lynn Smith. The meeting also featured orange marmalade by J. Fitzsimmons and announcements on census efforts and local holiday plans for summer. Dale Jones, a prospective member, attended as a guest of Frank May.
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Kiwanis Club
R. V. Herndon
Rafe” Herndon
DeAnn
Patmos
Whuesday
Frank May
Innauf
Veterinin
Tury
Kiwonian
Allins
Roy Anderson
Lynn Smith
W. M Hurman
The
Washington Careeer
Weltiman
Paul Lewis
Hope
Perry Mages
Nabors
Thur+ nan Rhodey
Nionics
Arthur
Sheffer
Anager
Munt Ofomery Ward & Co
Fen
Tigers
Cum
C. W. Weltman
Dale Jones
Arkansas Bank & Trust Company
Cotton Meeting To Be Held Here In Hope May 1
Representatives of the Federal Farm Board and the Mid South Cotton Co operatives Association along with the Agricultural Extension Service will attend a cotton meeting in Hope at City Hall on May 1 at 10:00 A M. Attendance is by invitation only. producers should contact the county agent for an invitation. The meeting will explain cooperative efforts and future membership plans, with emphasis on how the Farm Board will assist cotton producers.
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Federal Farm Board
Mid South Cotton Cooperatives Association
Agricultural Extension Service
Hope
City Hall
Little Rock
Elmer Calhoun
Roy Anderson
Lynn Smith
Arkansas
Mid South Cotton Growers Association
Assistant County Agent Named in Hempstead County
PAYETTEVILLE Ark May Appointment of Grover C Kinesid as assistant county agent in Hempstead county was announced by University officials today. The appointment becomes effective June 16. Mr Kinesid will graduate from the University at the end of the present semester. He has acted as assistant in the agronomy department during part of his University course and during summers has worked with Prof J O Ware in his experimental work in cotton breeding.
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Payetteville
Ark
Grover C. Kinesid
Hempstead County
University 1
Kinesid
J. O. Ware
Carroll Brown Buys Home of Roy Allen
Carroll Brown buys the Roy Allen home off South Main street Ward One from Roy Allen who moved to Pine Bluff to run Adams & Co. printing shop. Mrs Brown and their three children, recent returnees from Norphies, join him after the sale. Allen left Hope two weeks ago for his new post.
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Carroll Brown
Roy Allen
South Main Street
Ward One
Carrol Brown
Union County
Mrs. Brown
Norphies
Brown
Mr. Brown
Ozan
Allen
Hope
Adams & Co
Pine Bluff
Better Homes Program Draws 70 at Blevins
Seventy persons attended the Better Homes program held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Stephens' home in Blevins. A. H. Wade, president of the Blevins Women's Demonstration club, presided. Martha Jane Burne spoke on planning living rooms, lighting, heating, and furnishings, stressing harmony and practicality.
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Ther
Mes.sah Stephens
Blevins
Mire
A. H. Wade
Blevins Women's Demonstration Club
W. P. Agee
Hope
Martha Jane Burne
Jim Henry
Ruby
Minor May Day clashes reported worldwide
May Day observers report peaceful events in most cities with some clashes. Paris police suppress demonstrations and arrest 420. 30,000 workers on strike. minor street fights near St Denis. Berlin sees orderly parades with 80,000 present. Sydney police break a small procession with 17 arrests. Moscow holds large processions. two Tokyo riot injuries.
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Associated Press
Paris
St. Denis
Berlin
Paliee
Sidney
New South Wales
Moscow
Toklo
Tayi
Wilson and White Take Over Cafe on Front Street
Haymond Wilson and Cecil White take over the American cafe on Front street in Hope. The cafe had been leased and run by Miss Eula West for several months with Raymond Wilson as former manager and owner. The building is remodeled and redecorated and new fixtures are planned to make it a modern dining place.
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Haymond Wilson
Cecil White
Hope
Front Street
Bee
Miss Eula West
Raymond Wilson
Miss West
Messers Wilson
White
Pearman's Grip Is Found In River
Pearman’s handbag, linked to a $200,000 life insurance swindle, was recovered from the Gasconade River near Freeburg Missouri. The discovery supports that Pearman was slain in Missouri and not Arkansas, where Dr A J Bass and Casper Tillman are jailed.
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LVNN
William R. Pearman
Casper Tillman
Gasconade
Freeburg
A. J. Base
Pearman
Grayette
Ark
Missouri
Arkansas
Bass
Columbia, Ma
Tillman
Brough to Speak At Washington Pillar Cornerstone View
Governor Charles Hillina Brough arrived to deliver the principal address at the cornerstone laying for the restored ancient state capitol in Ar kansas. Dr. Brough met by Steve Carrigan who will introduce him. Luncheon and dedication to follow with Masonry led ceremony and restoration funded by the last legislature.
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Porinee
Charles Hillina Brough
Luch
Ity
Arlansag
Washington
Dr. Brough
Steve Carrigan
Carrigan
Hope
Curtis Cannon
C. D. McLarey
House
A. A. Gentry
Senate
Alex. H. Washburn
The
Star
Grand Lodge of Arkansas Masonry
State Capitol
T. ¥. Williams
W. H. Etter
J. A. Henry
Parker Confirmation Fight Divides Senate Ranks
In Washington in May, supporters and opponents of Judge John J Parker’s Supreme Court appointment contend over his Senate fate. Labor and Negro groups protest, splitting the nomination into two factions. Uncertain ballots lean Democrat, with Senator Robinson’s position poised to sway final votes.
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Washington
John J.parker
North Carolina
Senate
Supreme Court
Parker
Senater Robinson
Arkansas
Brown Freed By Camden Jury In Bank Case
Camden May W W Brown former president of the Ouachita Valley bank was acquitted by a Camden jury around 2 27 p m after13 minutes deliberation on a charge of subscribing to a false statement about the bank s condition Trial on related charges pending for the bank s failure Proceeding drew large crowds and featured testimony on a 10 000 Bear State Handle note renewal versus a new loan while defense and prosecution concluded their cases.
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Camden
W. W. Brown
Ouachita Valley Bank
Brown
W. T. Reynolds
Acc
Bear State Handle Company
Campaign Expenses Of Mrs McCormick Revealed Today
Mrs Ruth McCormick, winner in the Illinois Republican Senate race, told the Senate campaign fund committee she spent 252,572 from her personal funds and received no campaign money from others. She cited support from two Cook County groups, the Voters of the Progressive Club and Ruth Hanna McCormick volunteers, and urged legislation for closer scrutiny of campaign actions. Senator Dennis noted his loss in the campaign.
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Washington
Ruth Maria McCormick
Senate Campaign Fund Committee
Cook County
Voters of the Progressive Club
Ruth Hanna MecCormick Volunteers
Jailed after An Attempt To Kill
Jonesboro May 1 Gray age 27 farmer of Gix in jailed today with intent to kill after an unsuccessful shooting attempt yesterday to kill his estranged wife and neighbor James Merrill. The wife was saved by her mother who knocked up the barrel of the gun and directed the charge to the ceiling. Gray then shot at Merrill, a post between them saved the second intended victim. A full charge struck Merrill in the head neck and shoulders. Merrill gave no explanation for the shooting.
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Jonesboro
Gray
Gix
James Merrill
Merrill
Merril
Rains Bring Hope for Southwest Crops After Drought
Kansas City May 1 Rains across the Southwest ease drought fears and revive hopes for 1930 harvest though prospects vary by area. Teas crop delays and Texas Panhandle wheat output are notable, with Oklahoma wheat damage estimated up to 30 percent and some farmers planning to switch to cotton.
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Kansas City
Itas
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
Italy approves naval building plan and vessel types
Rome reports the cabinet approved a naval expansion including one 10,000 ton cruiser, two light cruisers, four 1,240 ton destroyers, and 22 submarines. Admiral Sirianni presented the plan after his London naval conference delegation duties.
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Rome
Veunel of Ministers
APD
Sirianni
Census updates show Hope area growth and annexations
The Star reports preliminary census figures for Ward One and Ward Four with notable gains in Malvern and Hope areas. Malvern’s plant activity, nearby Prescott and Arkadel figures, and a 1920 population shift are noted, along with annexations such as Oaklawn adding about 900 residents. The report also mentions Stamps and Wallaceburg shifts, and suggests Hope’s municipal population may be about 500 lower than current estimates due to recent boundary changes and external housing outside the city line.
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Malvern
Hope
America
Little Rock
Prescott
Arkadel
Blev
Stevens
Wallaceburg
Hempstead
Oaklawn
Corporation Line
South Main
East Third Streets
Magnolia May Day Festival Planned by College Students
Magnolia A. & M. College students host their annual May Day festival at Smithfield Hall at 5 30 p m Thursday. Organized by the physical education department under Miss Fired Davis with assistants Miss Maud Crumpler Miss Minnie Hawking and Miss Jowell Stevens, plus members of the Little Theatre Glee Club and band. The theme centers on the old English legend of Robin Hood and his merry men.
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Physical Education
Fired Davis
Maud Crumpler
Minnie Hawking
Jowell Stevens
Little Theatre
Glee Club
Wedestra
Robin Hood and His
Merry Men
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Albuquerque
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Wisconsin
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la‘ Follette, Sr
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Camden Jury
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Joe Joiner
Joe Mahoney
McCormick
Robert Quincy Lee
Cisco
Seventeenth
Thomas L. Blanton
Abilene
Edgar ‘Gray
Italy
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Magnolia
Magnalia
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