Opening Ceremonies Highlight Hempstead County Team
Officials and sponsors gathered as the Hope region prepares for a key game under National Federal rules. Local leaders and managers express optimism about a winning effort with players Secrest Spillers and Bell in key outfield positions, aiming to boost regional pride.
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Sweeney Copeland
Fincher
Ido
Iting
Bock
Hope Cinity
Hempstead County
Fedthi
Hern
Fountain
J. W. Secrest
Bell
J. Cook
Morris campaign pledge referenced in unclear text
Fragmentary note from Gladine Bennett Morris claiming duties of county official and commitment to law. The legible parts mention funding records and responsibilities upon election, with odd insertion about Julius Caesar and gold.
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Anis
Gladine Bennett Morris
Julius Caesar
Yale Freshman Pitcher Hints at Pro Career Links
Russ Stoneham, half brother of Giants owner Horace Stoneham, pitches for Yale freshman baseball. A poised 20 year old with fast and curve, he hopes to develop in college and may pursue diplomacy or professional baseball later. He plans to try out for Yale this spring and may also join Yale football.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
New York Giayits
Russ Stoneham
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Steve Yerkes
Stensham
Tons Prep
New Rochelle
Choate
Yorkes
Yerkes
Little Rock Loses Fourth Straight in Dixie Series
Little Rock defeated 7 to 2 as Ed Selway pitched for Fort Worth in the Dixie Series game. Selway walked six, allowed 12 hits, while Little Rock tallied five runs in the second and third innings. Marvin Ulrich started for Little Rock. Cotton Braile relieved. The Travelers were stifled by seven Little Rock hits and four New-Bans doubles. The two teams were idle Saturday with an upcoming schedule.
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Little Rock
Ed Selway
Travelers
Fort Worth
Chattanooga
Kelway
Selway
Little Hock
Marvin Ulrich
Cotton Bra¢le
Bob Ketz
Aoustc
Hester
Sun- Oye
State Teachers Win A A U Meet
The Arkansas State Teachers Bears won the state A A U track championship at Little Rock Stadium with 58 points. Arkansas Tech, 1938 champions, took second with 48, followed by Hendrix 41 Ouachita 12 Arkansas State College 1 and Henderson 6. Brant of Van Buren led honors with four of ten points, claiming the high point for the meet including a pole vault title and strong showings in sprints and hurdles.
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Little Rock
Arkansas State Teachers College Bears
Arkansas Tech
Hendrix
Ouachita
Arkansas State College
Henderson
Brant
Donald Brant
van Buren
Tenchars
Friday Night Baseball and Saturday Pairings
Friday results show Chattanooga 7 over Little Rock 2 and Memphis 14 over Atlanta 6 with Nashville 6 New Orleans 2. Saturday schedule lists Chattanooga vs Little Rock, Atlanta at Memphis, Birmingham at Nashville, New Orleans at Knoxville, plus Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 3 and New York 7 Boston 2 with various city pairings in other matchups.
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Nashville
New Orleans
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Bostion
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St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland St Louis
Cleveland
Southerns Association
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Little
New. Orleans
Catttanooga
West census work and track meet dominate Montana report
Willard Fraser notes more than half of 350 enumerators in eastern Montana used horses to reach ranches and farms while a car trailer carried a horse for one worker. In track news, Hope’s Bobby Ellen placed second in the 440 and 88 yard relays for Teachers, Tech’s Witcher placed third. Tech relay teams set two school records, and Baker led the high school division with 14 points. Tiger Relay teams won the 440, 880 and mile in Little Rock with a state record time of 3:33.
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Billings
Mont
Ber
Bobby Ellen
Hope
Witcher
Tech
Howell
Bryan
Fowler
Bryant
Rose
Tuck
Baker
Russeflylife
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Tiger
Little Rock High School
Tiga
Wren
Price
Stegall
Watkins
Old Senate Glads: Style and Scintillating Garb
Visitor Jones recalls early 1900s Capitol attire from princes in frock coats to velvet collars. He notes modern senators look ordinary beside such sartorial splendor, with Ham Lewis, Borah, Tillman, Heflin and others shaping a vanished era of grand dressing on Capitol Hill.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Disute
Jones
Rotary Club
James “Han” Lewis
Savorin
Beau Beymmels
Montana
William A. Clark
Mississippi
James K. Vardamen
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Tolge
van Dyke
South Carolina
Pitchfork Ben” Tillman
Leo Overman
North Carolina
Big Tom Heffin
Alabama
Capital Hill
Heflin
Louisiana
Huey Long
Tom, Connally
Texas
Matthew Neely
West
Virginia
Lewis
Tlinois
Borah
Idehu
Barbs Echo Over Washington on Hate Bill Clash
A fragmented Washington City public affairs note hints at the Hate bill resurfacing in congressional scrutiny. The piece suggests House committee dynamics could alter its path, with unclear momentum and potential political maneuvering ahead.
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Washington, D
House Committee
Vollen
Ben
Fragmentary 1821 Note Hints At Invasion Plans
Incomplete OCR text mentions a 3 fel on the 3 boat and references a 1821 era context. The fragment alludes to women and a spring scene and hints of evidence thatHeld tis planned an invasion first, but details are unclear and names or places are not specified.
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Thant
Hala
Forfeited state lands in Hempstead County listing 1927 taxes
Public notice describes forfeited land parcels in Hempstead County, including Township 12 South Range 24 West, with descriptions of sections, boundaries, and a Missouri Pacific Railway right of way. Chancery Clerk Ralph Bailey certifies the record, with dates in April and May.
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Hempstead
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Ralph Bailey
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