Abel Boy Wins National Contest
Gordon B. McLen n of Idabel Oklahoma and Ray Lazarus 12 of 157 List Street Oklyn N Y won the Young America contest for writing best essays on What I would do if I were President They receive a week s trip to Washington The prize essay argues for measures to boost recovery including currency reform and tax policy as well as stronger foreign trade and military posture The fragmented text also notes unrelated topics about artificial silk sources and fever experiments at College Station Texas.
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W.york
Gordon B. McLenn
Idabel
Oklahoma
Ray Lazarus
List Street
Oklyn
N.Y
Young America
New News Weekly
Washington
Il Swere
Gor- Merenden
Congress
S.f
United States
Dole
College Station
Texas
Chain Letter Is State Violation in Arkansas
In Little Rock Prosecuting Attorney Fred A. Donham advised Sheriff Branch and Chief Bennett that chain letter operations violate state statutes against lotteries. He urged arrests, noting potential prosecutions under two Crawford and Moses Digest sections with fines from 30 to 500 dollars. Operators dispute legality and expect to test the matter in court.
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Little Rock
Harb
Branch
Bennett
Fred A. Donham
Donham
Otho Ozment
Dosham
Sheriff Branch
Wallace
Doreaghey
Crawford & Moses Digest
Danham Wote
Ford Shows New All-Weather Sedan
Ford Motor Company announces a new all-weather V eight convertible sedan offering dual purpose use as an open car or enclosed sedan. Top can be folded, pillars removable, plates lowered windows, chrome framed glass and leather or bedford cord upholstery described with refined rear compartment features.
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Fort Motor Company
Harlow says no long distance call from sorority group
Hollywood star Jean Harlow said she did not receive a long distance call from the Arkansas University Pi Beta Phi chapter. A studio switchboard manager explained stars’ calls go through the main switch, discouraging crank calls.
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Hollywood
Cal
Jean Hirlow
Arkansas University
Pi Betn Phi
National Sorority
Pauolceville
Act
Jean
Arkansas
Cabillas
Sinia
Block Planned for Oil Test Near Washington
After years of inactivity the section north of Washington is being blocked by Prairie Mount Of Company to test for gas and oil. Dan W. Johnson of Clarksville coordinates the effort, with drilling to begin once land titles are cleared and leases arranged, aiming to determine if oil or gas exists in the Washington area.
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Washington
Prairie Mount of Company
Cay
Dan W. Johnson
Clarksville
Johnson County
Washinton
Tammany Leader in Policy Racket
James Pines a Tammany district leader is named in a policy gambling probe as a figure overheard by reporter Martin Mooney. Mooney was found in contempt and sentenced to days in the workhouse with a $250 fine, execution stayed until Thursday. Mooney refused grand jury questions claiming a journalist’s pledge of confidence and vowed to protect sources.
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New York
James Pines
Tammany
Martin Mooney
The
New York American
Hines
Morris Koenig
Mooney
Koenig
Koenight
Ust March
Jimmy
Grand Jury
Jimmy Hines
Dutch Schulia
Local Social Visits Across Town This Weekend
Tokia H R Hall toured as a business visitor to McCaskill on Friday. Mr and Mrs W H Harris and their son Ralph visited Vin McLaughlin in Nashville Friday and Saturday. Taylor Smith of Doyle stayed Saturday night and Sunday with Cel lives, while Mr and Mrs Eltien Cody of Hot Springs visited relatives Sunday. Clyde Coooley and senatoy and children from Corinth visited relatives Sunday. Rev EB B Adcock of Bingen preached at Sweet Home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wied Whitingeris and son Thomas of Presents visited Mor and Mrs Sam Huddleston Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Digging of Meg ay also among weekend visitors.
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H.R. Hall
McCaskill
W. H Harris
Ralph
Vin. McLaughlin
Nashville
Satara
Taylor Smith
Doyle
Eltien Cody
Hot Springs
Clyde Coooley
Senatoy
Corinth
EB. B. Adcock
Bingen
Sweet Home
Wied Whitingeris
Thomas
Mor
Sam Huddleston
Harry Digging
Meg
Sanders Opens Up Louisiana Revolt
In Baton Rouge congressman Sanders attacks the Long machine, urging Louisiana voters in the Sixth District to rally at the ballot box against Long's influence. He praises Roosevelt as champion of the common man and accuses Long of dictating federal funds, warning that local jobs and relief would be blocked to serve political bosses. Sanders cites the January 1905 primary as a stark, partisan fork.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Lane
Louisiana
I. ¥. Sanders, Jr
Long
Sixth
Roosevelt
White House
Andhreyw Jackson
Sanders
United States
Farmers praise farmers finance policy at farmers assembly
The article notes Roosevelt likening government machinery to a tuned engine after 1 000 miles of use, as Wallace praises the Faymon adjustment program while cautioning farmers to keep the processing tax alongside tariffs. Other speakers defend the farmers led development and thank the administration for its farm program.
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Roosevelt
Constitution Hall
Wallace
Springs and neighbors visit relatives sunday notes
Springs visited Mrs Higgins parents and other locals including Mr and Mrs J S Harris and Sanford Harris in Highland on Sunday. Miss Dee Hull returned from McCaskill where she taught. Mr Tilltrant was a business visitor in Hope. Mr and Mrs Gaston of Camden visited Me and Mrs Le Wrighe Sunday. Eva Taylor attended singing and decoration at Sardis while Bell and Guinten Duke sang at Bardia.
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Springs
Higgins
J. S. Harris
Millard Steuart
Hul Springs
Robert Cowley
Center
Suney
Sanford
Highland
Dee Hull
McCaskill
Nod
Tilltrant
Hope
Martin Gaston
Camden
Fragmented Realistic Exchange About Purchases
A wife vents about her husband in a domestic dialogue describing a request to buy a gun before a movie. The husband teases her and questions the plan, highlighting marital tension and irony in the conversation.
Theater Joke on Compass and Watch Confusion
A humorous exchange has a golfer asking a caddy about a water bottle while a man deflects with a joke. The father clarifies the object is not a watch but a compass, adding a light misunderstanding to the scene.
Grand Jury Ends Continued From Page One
Emmet convening of court failed to attract many as the grand jury and court officials met with only a few spectators present. Names include C D Lester, Hope. Earl Thompson, Washington Route Two. C F Routan, Hope. T J Stewart, Blevins. G T Tollette, Nashville Route Two. H S Dudley, Hope Route. H A Flay, McCaskill. Vernon Whitten. and others.
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C.D. Lester
Hope
Earl ‘Thompson
Washington
C. F. Routan
T. J. Stewart
Emmet
Stond
Sabine River country tale of a boy hunter
A fragment describes Steena and a half grown colored boy amid East Texas Sabine River country. The text notes a single barrel shotgun over the boy's shoulder and hints at a hunting setting.
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Sabine River
East
Texas
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