City Rose Garden Scene Captivates Motorists
A feature on Hope city rose gardens depicts the North Pine and West avenues blooms as a sea of roses backed by hollyhocks. Eye catching plots include the Briant home, Graves yard, White property, Golbold yard, Rogers garden, and Middlearooks fence with pink and red camblers. Readers are invited to view these displays along multiple streets while social notices recap weddings engagements and visits across the region.
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North Pine and
West Avenues
Dresden
North Pine
West Avenue
R. M. Briant
O. A. Graves
R. T. White
West Avenue B
Dan Golbold Barden
West Second Street
J. D. Rogers
West Fourth Street
Middlearooks
South Elim Street
Ten Greatest Public Traffic Enemies Say Local Judges
St Louis judges, handling 59 000 traffic violations yearly, blame rude driving for accidents. They name the top offenders including blind hog drivers, careless pedestrians, tailgaters, signal neglecters, double parkers, dim lights, mid street turns, weaving, and horn blowers.
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ST. Louis
George G. West
Joseph L. Simpson
Joseph F. Dickman
Court of Criminal Correction
West
Britain backs armament over debt deal says officials
A week of interviews with British officials yields a unanimous stance that Britain must conserve funds for armament and potential future wars rather than settle or repay war debts. Observers note Blair Blum statements and Johnson Act limits, with debt totals and defaults across Britain France and the US cited. The piece blends political analysis with humorous quips about a boy seeking a job and light remarks on golf banter and a joke about water.
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United States
Thi
Britain
Leon Blum
France
United States Congress
Johnon
Jsuch
Blum
America
Italy
Finland
Texarkana Bride and Groom Plan San Antonio Home
The groom, youngest son of L. T. and Mrs. Rogers of Austin, Texas, has served as state supervisor in the Texas State Controller Department. After a brief wedding trip to Mexico City, they will reside at 19 Thevie avenue, San Antonio. The bride has many friends here who wish them happiness. Mrs. W. R. Walker of El Paso is visiting her sister Mrs. Minut Gordon. Miss Mary Delia Carrigan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carrigan of Hope, a Hendrix College student, will join the Student Association social committee for 1936-37. She was appointed with four others by the Student Association Senate and is a member of Theta Mu sorority. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gylesby and mother, Mrs. Cr. Oglesby, returned Sunday from a two-week visit with relatives in Chicago and Louisville.
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J. M. Sullivan
Neat Blevins
Madge Bumpurs James
Price Magers
San Antonio
Texas
Franklin Spears
San Antonia
Texarkana
L. T
Mary Delia Carrizay
Steve Carrigan
Hope
Hendrix College
Student Association
Carrigan
Student Association Senate
Theta Musoravity
Orville Gylesby
Cr. Oglesby
Hlnuaighon
Chicago
Bolivia Army Seizes Government in Bloodless Coup
Bolivian army officers and socialist party civilians oust President Jose Luis Tejada Sorzano in a bloodless coup. Colonel German Busch, new acting head, promises a government of social justice and equality while denouncing current concentrations of wealth and plans to reorganize the state.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Socialist Party
Jose Luiy Tejada Sorzano
Chaco
German Busch
Army General Staff
G-Men to Get Four New Armored Cars
Washington reports that the FBI will receive four armored cars and riot guns, automatic rifles, submachine guns, and shields after an $810,000 appropriations bill signed by President Roosevelt. J Edgar Hoover’s force grows to 825 agents, including 225 new recruits authorized by the law.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Bureau of Investigation Treasury
J. Edgar Hoover
Pbjill
G-Man
Settlement Ends General Strike Tied to Army-Socialist Coup
The labor federation suspended the strike movement after officers warned it imperilled economic stability. The fragmentary report links the action to a broader army socialist coup while a surviving dialogue appears, including a wife awakening and a custodial pronouncement about a husband’s fate.
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Labor Federation
Italians Expel War Journalists in Addis Ababa
Italian authorities expelled Isidore Nebenzah and G L Steer among four foreign journalists in Addis Ababa accusing them of anti Ital propaganda and espionage. Lois de Ro billard and M Angelopoulos were deported while three other Europeans were warned not to return. A census of natives and foreigners was ordered, and remnants of the Ethiopian army were said to attack farmers in subdued regions during rioting.
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Addis Ababa
Isidore Neb[enzahl
Hivos
Ethiopic
Lois de Robillard
le Cour Vier D'Ethiopie
G. L. Steer
London Times
New York Times
M. Angelopoulos
Hearst
Yolen
Djieyti
Tallan Milliney
Ritunal
Nebenzah
Havas
Christian Ozanne
Djibouti
Hail
Trickery Used to Obtain Evidence in Ethiopian Bullets
London. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden charged in Commons that forgery deception and trickery were used to obtain fabricated evidence about Ethiopian dumdum bullets said to be made in England. He cited Col. Pedro Lupex, a known purveyor of items in question.
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London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
England
Col
Pedro Lupex
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Hajttie
Anne Feild
Memphis
Tenn
Leroy Samuels
de~ Lynn
Mae Belle
Glen D. Bailey
H. P. Bailey
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W. E. Davidson
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Philip Russell
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Hoy Hollinsworth
Patton
J. B. Williams
Hinton Davis
J. A. Davis
Day Campbell
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Pete Brown
Hot Springs
Charles Wylie
Hotel Barlow
M. A. Kreuter
Hattie Tyree
Kansas City
W. J. Beauclair
Emmet
Oliver Mills
This City
Taylor Alexander
Quachila College
Arkadelphia
W. R. Alexander
Voth
University of Chicago
Lubbock
West Coast
John Rowe
George Alen
Monroe
P. W. Taylor
Arlis Buller
Big Springs
Butters
Tom Butley
BM. Jones
Bradford
Robert “Montgomery
Myrna Loy
B. R. Hamm
Orville W. Erringer i
Tesy
Johnny
John Grocer
Imogene
Golfer MacThistle
MacHeather
W. R. Walker
el Paso, Texas
Minut Gordon
Gene
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Gene Lauder
James Joseph
Sorzanto
Oett & Tavers HewAcc
Hsband
Clarisse
Ethiopia
Tom
Thearel
Switzerland
Woolen Mills
Echagal
Nelson -Huckins
Capone
Wiley Sherwood
Gerald T. Wiley
Toecome
Paramount Beauty School
East Elm Street
el Doradon
Ing Cully
el Dorado
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Exon
Lopez
League of Nations
Elmer Brown
Hope Hardware Company
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John S. Gibson Drug Company
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Mark Twain
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