Five Men Hurt as Auto Hauls Wagon on Lewisville Highway
Five men were injured in a late Saturday night crash six miles south of Hope on the Lewisville highway. A Chevrolet struck a wagon carrying two men and three others, killing ten mules. Nichols and Wright were badly hurt. the others sustained injuries. The coffin they carried for a funeral was smashed but escaped further injury. Witnesses offered conflicting accounts of which vehicle caused the collision.
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Lewisville
Hope
Nichols Willan Wright
Cleo Powell
Berio Powell
Emless Stanles
Whan
Mope
Lewisville Witchway
Nichols
Wright
Powells
Stanley
Robinson Replies to Star Editorial
Senator Robinson, writing from Washington on May 9, responds to the Hope Star Hope, Arkansas editorial attack on his campaign for the 1930 Senate. He thanks editor Alex Washburn for publishing the piece and notes his duties have kept him from visiting Arkansas. He hopes for a future opportunity to meet supporters and extend best wishes.
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The
Star
Joe T. Robinson
Rubinson
Washington, D. C
Alex Washburn
Hope Stat and
Daily Press
Hope
Arkansas
Washburn
Steve Cuttigan
Owilkh
Tian
Washington Boy Named Warren High School Coach
Conway May 12 report that J Bulsasus, son of D Rubinson of Washington, is elected coach of athletics at Warren High School for next year, succeeding George Cole who moves to College of the Ozarks. Robinson, Hendrix College football captain in 1928, currently teaches and coaches at Bauxite. Max Robinson, former Hope High athlete, is introduced as his brother and Warren coach.
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Bauxite
Max Robinson
Hope High School
Giblote
Warren
Two Injured In Auto Collision Near Conway
In Little Rock May 12 two people were injured in a collision on the Conway pike about ten miles from Leys Morrison Westbrooks a negro driver is under arrest on reckless driving charges The injured are A Patton 25 and Mrs Bethel Ethridge 28 Patton is in serious condition with broken ribs and internal injuries The woman has facial cuts and bruises both were thrown from the coupe They say the other car tried to turn and forced the collision
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Little Rock
Conway Ple
Miles
Leys
Morrison Westbrooks
A. Patton
Bethel Ethridge
Patton
Fant
Eullisian
Ladies Urged to Attend Cotton Marketing Conference Saturday
Women and men involved in cotton production are urged to attend a Cotton Marketing conference next Saturday at the city hall in Hope. Federal Fort Bull will be represented by H Altura, and the session will explain cooperative association work. Invitations have gone out locally and to nearby counties to gather cotton producers for the event.
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Fort Buel
H Altura
Martha Jane Beusher
Lynn Smth
Flempestesel
Affection For Horse Proves Fatal To Man
MARSHALL Arkansas May 12 14 The affectionate deputy coroner Hensley aged 69 of Searcy county died yesterday near the Missouri North Arkansas railyard while trying to lead his old gray horse off the tracks before an oncoming train. He had run for public offices for 43 years and served earlier as county assessor.
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Marshall
Ark
Short Hensley
Searcy
Tike
Hensley
Missouri North Arkansas
Ovachita College twins named to Hope High teaching posts
ARKADELPHIA May 12 Special Miss Martha Virginia Stuart and Miss Martha Jean Winburn, just graduated from Ovachita College, are engaged to teach at Hope High School starting September. Stuart to lead expression and serve as assistant to director of drama. Winburn to head English department. Both earned BA degrees May 26 and have education training at Ouachita, with family ties to local professions and church leaders.
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Arkadelphia
Martha Virginia Stuart
Martha Jean Winburn
Ovachita College
Hope
Stuart
Winburn
Ouaehila Players
Evelyn Boneman
Denari
Miss Winburn
H. Ll. Winburn
Arkadelpha First Baptist Olhered
Cartier
Miss Stuart
Dohr N. Stuart
Elk Horn and Trust Company
Nel Phinters Bank and Trust Compiany Bare
Gordon
Sparkinae
Donaldson
Miss Winkurs
Autiation
Miss
Faculty of
Aviueelphia
ALR
Navy Treaty Is Before Committee
The London naval treaty is the focus as the foreign relations committee begins public hearings with Secretary Stimson as the first witness. He calls the pact a long step toward peace and explains its aim to establish parity at sea among the United States Great Britain and Japan while paving the way for future limits with France and Italy.
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Washington
London
Foreign Relation Committee
Stimson
United States
Great Britaan
Japan
French
Italy
Quest Fions
Adams
Navy
Detroit Jail Called Worst Death Trap
Detroit May 12 Investigators describe the Ohio State Penitentiary as a model of fire safety while the Detroit House of Correction an aging complex with crowded passages and wooden tunnels earns the label worst death trap among U S prisons. Capt Edward H Denniston called it a sagging fire hazard compared with the Ohio facility built in 1837.
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Detriot
Ohio State Penitentiary
Detroit
House of Correction
Ohio
United States
Jnjvon
Boys Over 65 Settle Down in Wisconsin Home
A Waterloo family near the Maunesba river houses three elderly members. William Lord 70 and Joseph 6 years keep house and earn income for their blind mother Mrs Otto Lord 36 who has been unable to supervise the home for five years. After four decades of wandering the brothers settled here about ten years ago reuniting with their mother and using their funds to buy her a home.
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Waterloo
Wis
Maunes~ Ba River
William Lord
Joseph
Otto Lord
William
Henry
Pistol Gang Killings End In Shootout At Clark Street
Chicago on May 12 three men died in a northside flat after a police trap during a botched robbery. Proprietor Jack Hayes was killed by a shot to the heart. State investigator Joseph Altmeir was wounded as robbers, two of whom escaped, opened fire.
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Chicago
Clark Street
Jack Hayes
Joseph Altmeir
State Attorney’s Office
Altmeir
Altoriy
Hayes
Court Called For Texas Mob Action
Sherman Texas May 12 A military court was convened to review Friday night mob violence that burned the courthouse and killed a Black man who attacked a white woman. Sixteen men are held. fourteen charged with violating prohibition laws. Coroner says George Hughes suffocated in a vault but his body was dragged and burned. National Guardsmen patrol with machine guns as normal activities resume.
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Sherrit
Tex
Grayson County
George Hughes
National
Arthur Vaughan
Hughes
Sherman
Texas
Lawrence B. McGee
National Guardsmen
Dan Moody
Court House
Aeery
Johnson Pleads For Livestock On Arkansas Farms
William Johnson, agricultural editor of the Arkansas Democrat and Southern development writer, led a list at the Arkansas Real Estate association district meeting in Hot Springs. He urged restoration of farming vitality, citing postwar cotton deflation and gradual recovery, with emphasis on building trades as a sign of improvement. Continued on page three.
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William Johnson
The
Arkansas Democrat
Southern Development
Arkansas Real Estate Association
Johnson
Barlow
J. P. Bundidge
Hope
Bundidge
Oscar McCaskal
Little Rock
Myr. McCaskill
Mr. Johnson
Luther Ellison
Camden
South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
Louis Heilbron
Texarkana
Gethsemane
French Flyer Mermoz Starts South Atlantic Hop From Natal
Jean Mermoz, French flyer, departed Natal Brazil at 11 am heading south over the Atlantic in a four passenger postal hydro-air craft. He began May 2 from Perpy, aiming to set a record for duration and distance, covering about 4375 kilometers in 30 hours 25 minutes under favorable weather. The St Louis port is favored as the Natal route base for mail transfer to land planes speeding to South American points.
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ST. Louis
Bengal
Jean Mermoz
Natal
Brazil
Mermoz
Perpy
South Atlantic
Mermoy
Seven Injured In Auto Crash Near Hamburg
Seven persons were hurt, two seriously, in an auto collision eight miles east of Hamburg. Fred Morgan age 2 and Edgar Gray 18 were taken to Lake Village hospital. Involved were Jack Morgan Mr Wall and his daughter Evan two grandsons and Jove Surret. Surret’s car collided with the others.
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Mamburg
Here
Fred Morgan
Edgur Gray
Lake Village
Jack Morgan
Wall
Evan
Jove Surret
Surret
Confederate Vets to March in 40th Biloxi Reunion
Mississippi hosts the 40th reunion of Confederate veterans in Biloxi with Sons of Confederate Veterans and Southern Memorial Association joining, and U.S. Marine Band and multiple bands to perform. Notables include General Richard A. Sneed and dignitaries from California and New York. events span four days with parades, a bridge dedication, an airport dedication, a Gulfport marathon swim, and a Biloxi Yacht Club regatta. More than 500 Boy Scouts assist as aides, and the procession includes veterans on horseback from the Forrest Cavalry.
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Contedomis Velernis Sect
Innei
Bilush
Miss
Derpen
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Southern Memorial Association
Biloxi
Jre
Mississippi
Jeffersa Davis
Confucdooney
Congress
United States Marine Band
Bay of Biloxi
Pew
Gulfport
Biloni Isle of Caprive Gulf
Bilox Yacht Club
Hoeters
Hmes
Buena Vita
White House
Sons of Veterans
Hg Rowiion
Marine Band
Police Band
Biiningdon
University Band of
Virginia
Boy Scouts Band of
Charlotte
Fampus Forrest Cavalry
Texarkana Station Dedication Marks New Union Depot
Texarkana celebrates completion of a 1,700,000 Union station on the Arkansas Texas line. A holiday was declared for the dedication with rail officials attending including Cotton Belt president David Upthegrove and Texas and Pacific head L Lancaster. Band concerts parades and school dismissals timed to the ceremony as construction on the two year project concludes.
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Inarkana
Texarkana
Cotton Belt Railroad
David Upthegrove
Texas and Pacific Head
L. J.lancaster
Arkansas and Texas Line
Rivers Falling After Heavy Rains In Arkansas And White
Heavy rains caused Arkansas and White rivers to crest and then fall in upper reaches. Damages were mainly to highways and a few bridges washed out. Forecasts from the weather bureau show the rivers dropping above Morrilton Batesville and surrounding areas with minor rises expected.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
United States Weather Bureau
Morrilton
Batesville
Arkansas River
Dardanett
Danville
Bishop Cannon Disbursed Virginia Anti Smith Funds
Bishop James Cannon Jr. told Senate lobby officials he received and disbursed all 1928 funds for the Virginia Anti Smith committee. He did not report to Congress as not required by law and said he would appear before the committee in Washington.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Caraway
Senate Lobby Committee
Congress
Dallas
Tex
Senate
Tinkhan
Mass
Wet
K. C. Jamison
New York
Tinkham
Jamison
Virginia
Hope HI graduation set with set-piece exercises and honors
Hope High School plans graduation exercises on May 29 in the auditorium with Miss Bery Henry delivering the principal address by Dr. Don Smith. Graduates include Paul Arnett Herbert Dod Graves Jack Griffith Ambrose Egan and many others. A yearbook-style staff, editorial writers, and solicitors will be named, with a group class photo to appear in the Hope Star.
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Hope HI
Bery ‘Henry
Hope School
D. L. Parkins
Don Smith
Numl
Talbot Feild
Wih Henry
Texarkana
Ark
Gra Hapa
Pletine
Hope Star
Schi
Validictoriat
Taterian
Fea
Usling Solicitors
Othe
Paul Arnett
Herbert ‘Dods Graves
Jack Griffith
Ambrose Egan
Jammie Harbin
George“ Hy
Harry Lemley
Nolan Lewaile
Massey
Norman Moore
William Poole
Lykins Padgeter Routon
Frank Schooley
Smith
John Winsley
Leonard Annie Suedfidrews
Thelma Bulig Bearden
Sara Bowden
Mari : Briggs
Lillian Collier
Claudia’ Maxine Cupp
Verlen Dalton
Moseley
Elas Dollar
Vad Dudney
Berdie Rais Elnor Graves
Faye Jones
Sid Keith
Louise Lee
Kathering 11
Athews
Mary — Matthews
Glarice’ Moody
Anns Bell Philliggets
Garet Porter
Louise Price
Nima Reaves
Vera Derryberry Reays
Genevia Raynerson
Louise Robertyson
Madge Sehooley
Stamps Quartet to Perform in Hope Tonight
The Stamps Quartet from Balls Texas known as the Harmony Yocorling artists will perform tonight at 8 at the city hall. Members Simms Fawcett Wi and Wight are part of Stamps-Buxter Music company. They say Hempstead county audiences have heard them before and that the plant will be entirely new with three acts in this section. Tonight they perform in Hope at Tatoms Chapel near Sta Wednesday night at Willswills. They plan to travel north afterward.
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Stamps Quartete
Balls Texas
Harmony
Messers
Tal Tatoms
Sta
Willswills
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Joe T. Mobinson
J. J. Rubinson, Jr
Bradley County
NEA Service, Inc
Stuart and
Quachita College
National Guard
Democrat
Hamburg
California
Rogers Winter
Avondale Mstates
Memorial Association
Richard A. Sneed
Oklahoma City
Wanderi-Ehief
Confederate Veterans
Sneed
Besuvoir
Jefferson Davis
Supreme Court
Qwen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Hoover
Supreme Court of the United States
Edward T. Sanford
Roberts
Teapot Dome
Texarkana Station
White, Arkansas
Cannon
Purkins
Stamps Quartet
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