Tragic Donna Returns to Farm as Grandfather Welcomes Her
A crowd at Lebanon station greets Donna as she arrives with an ambulance to the farm. Grandfather Siddal embraces her, and Donna finds a new home with him. She faces scrutiny from housekeeper Mrs Planter, who resents the extra work and hints at tensions with Bill, Donna’s liaison, while Donna endures Lady Planter’s gossip and hints at budding love and longing amid a troubled past.
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Donna Hat
Madeline Ae Cox
Madeline Wirre
Aity
Heey
NHS
Hausekreper
Pere
Lebanon
Donna
Donnan
Sill
Elances
Siddal
Nils
Nub Planter
Doctor Lennox
Ben Wheeler
Grandfather Siddal
Eli
Madeline
Mrs. Planter
Mrs
Bill
Mattie Blake
Amos
Olke Kroder
Mattie
Beulah Poynter's Secret at the Siddats Estate
Donna confronts Beulah Poynter over a suspected plan to marry Grandfather Siddat for his fortune while Madeline’s note hints at scandal. Bill reveals a surprise: a garden wheelchair ride for Donna as he battles conflicting feelings and the need to keep the fragile arrangement intact.
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Madeline
Ant Boung
Aha
Mra Platter
Madelina
Donna
Donte
Bills Dark Head
Bill
Bilt
Transient Bound Over in Car Case
William Rodgers, described as transient, was bound over to Hempstead county grand jury on auto theft charges after waiving preliminary trial. He was held on $500 bond and taken to Washington and placed in jail. Rodgers was arrested at Saratoga with a car stolen from E P Young Hope Chevrolet dealer. the proceeding was among early municipal cases continued to next Monday.
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William Rodgers
Hempstead County Grand Jury
Rodgers
Washington
Yai
Saratoga
E. P. Young
Hope Chevrolet
Eatly
W. K. Lemley
Pleads Guilty to Hiding Dillinger
Mrs Beth Green pleaded guilty in St Paul federal court to aiding John Dillinger during his hideout in Minnesota while federal agents hunted him in five states. The case recalls a dramatic March attack that left Dillinger and Homer Van Meter wounded and a hospital set up in an apartment. Green’s husband was killed days later by agents as they closed in. The nationwide manhunt continued despite rumors of a seas escape.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Indiana
Dillinger tied to Ohio raid. bank banditry nets $17,299
Evidence places Dillinger in Ohio with a man named Homer Thursday and Van Meter believed aboard. A report from First National Bank of Fostoria notes a bandit involved in a recent raid securing $17,299.
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Dillinger
Ohios
Homer
van Meter
National Bank of Fostoria
Dillinger tied to red hair claim on last visit
Natives recall Dillinger dyed his hair red during a hurried stop in Mooresville ten months ago, linking the incident to the outlaw's last hastily planned journey.
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van Metex
Dillinger
Mooresville
Black man held for fatal cotton field dispute
Garyland City officers arrested Johnny Sampson 20 at his grandmother's home late Saturday on a serious case charge. He allegedly fatally struck a Black youth during a dispute over chopping cotton on Lane plantation, then slept as officers surrounded the house awaiting custody after the fatality reported Friday.
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Hope
Garland City
Johnny Sampson
Sampson
Garkind City
Lane Plantation
Gill
Rainbow Addition
Garyland City
William Reaves
Baker
Lawyers Fees Without Warrant Tarnish Arkansas Liquidation Panel
Seven liquidating agents of closed banks and State Treasurer Ray V Leonard told the Highway Commission how dividends on deposits and lawyers fees for collecting them were handled. Lawyers testified fees were paid to special attorneys appointed by the attorney general from state funds without warrants, with four sworn statements on services rendered. A letter from Sam Revex described a 7500 fee for services handling highway commission lawsuits.
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Little Rock
Ray V. Leonard
State
Leonard
Norwood
Commission
T. C. Trimble
Bank of Altheimer
EB. P. Tonty
Eudora Bank & Trust Co
Ed Trice
Exchange Bank & Trust Co
Sam Revex
State Highway Commission
Banke
Far East Royal Pair eVisit U.S. Power Removal Quotation
Fragmentary text notes a statement about removing power from a royal pair and asserts miracles seen now are considered devilish. The readable lines are incomplete and lack clear names, dates, or locations. The passage appears as a stray quote or editorial remark without full context.
Drought tightens across Midwest as heat worsens crops
Forecasters reported no immediate rain in the region. Nebraska s drought deepens with high temperatures and hot winds. Minnesota and surrounding states face dry pastures, rising hay costs, and potential milk price increases. lower Ohio and Mississippi valleys see some rainfall relief, while northern Illinois remains dry and rivers run low.
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Onwhu
Neb
Nebraska
Linscoln
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Midwest
Middle West
Indiana
Ohio
Mississippi
Arkansas
Devil in Skirts sermon targets Aimee McPherson revival
In Little Rock the Rev. Ben M. Bogard of Antioch Missionary Baptist Church preached that modern healing miracles are miracles of the devil. He avoided naming the evangelist but referred to her during a sermon discrediting Aimee Serapie McPherson’s revival in North Little Rock. He argued miracles ceased with the New Testament and questioned whether she heals at all.
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Little Rock
Ben M. Bogard
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church
Twenty-second
Brown Streets
Aimee Seraple McPherson
Los Angeles
North Little Rock
Mr. Boward
Christ
U S Warns Berlin on Bond Default
The United States warned Germany against any plan at the Berlin debts conference that would discriminate against American bondholders. The American embassy in Berlin, under State Department instructions, demanded equality of treatment though the exact text was not released.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Berlin
Amerien
State Department
Midwest Heat Brings Comfort Seekers Across States
Despite a sweltering day with Chicago posting a late 92 degree record unofficially thousands flocked to parks and Oak Street Beach saw around 500 swimmers. The warm spell spread across Illinois Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Missouri and Kansas as experts warned of a serious drought threat ahead.
Armament race on all over world
Geneva reports alarm bells over a global arms build up as nations Britain France Russia Germany Japan and the United States expand air naval and land forces. Officials cite France and Germany delays in arms accord and Japan policy in the Far East as key factors.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Temsawent
England
France
Russia
Germany
Japan
United States
Jaepan
Fins
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Go A. Feipkin
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First Bhate Bank
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