Keenan denounces Riflemen's Lobby at federation gathering
Assistant attorney general Joseph B. Keenan told General Federation of Women's Clubs delegates in Hot Springs that no new laws are needed but tighter enforcement of existing gun laws. He blasted the National Riflemen's Association for lobbying and warned the United States faces higher homicide rates than England due to lax respect for law.
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Hot Springs
Ark
United States
Joseph B. Keenan
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Woshington
House
Ways and Means
Keelum
Apatriots
National Riflemen's Association
Nation Riflemen's Association
Keenan
Department of Justice
Washington
England
Aamerica
Nathan Hale
America
Arkansan Pen Chronicles a Broadway Breakthrough Play
PING BLUFF Arkansan Richard Flournoy wrote the new Broadway drama Come What May which opened at Plymouth Theatre. Starring Hal Skelly and Mary Phillips, the work is praised as a companion to Cavalcade and follows fireside tales during wartime worries. Flournoy left a cigarmaking job to pursue writing, enduring long hours and vaudeville past.
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Ping Bluff
Ark
Pine Bluff
Plymouth Theatre
Richard F. Plownoy
Chester Flournoy
Hal Skelly
Mary Phillips
Flournoy
Richard Flournoy
New York
Denver
Harold Bull Wright
Air Train Flown by the Russians
Moscow reports a cross country aviation milestone as a motorized plane pulls three gliders in a diamond formation from Moscow toward Crimea. The pilot Pedos, age 24, led the 800 mile flight with a dawn takeoff and a mid journey stop at Kharkov before resuming in the afternoon amid clearing weather.
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Moscow
Russia
Crimea
Pedos
Osoviaachim
Simoothly
Koktobel
Kharkov
Local shoppers in Hope Saturday afternoon
Mr. George Gilbert and Mrs. Fenrl Cornelius with Christeen Cornelius were seen shopping in Hope Saturday afternoon. Also noted was Mr. Collier Stevenson and the couple Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cornelius.
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George Gilbert
Hope
Fenrl Cornelius
Christeen Cornelius
Collier Stevenson
W. L. Cornelius
Author's Work Discussed with Harald Bell Wright
A report notes someone privately told Harald Bell Wright about how they viewed the author’s work. The exchange centers on literary reception and the creator’s creative approach. No further details on identities or locations are provided.
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Harald Bell Wright
Families Visit and Socials Across Guernsey and Nearby Areas
Sunday gatherings include the Cornelius family of Guernsey with children, and Mrs Collier Stevenson leaving for Fort Worth to visit aunts and her brother John Lay. Clinton Candler dined with Raymond Cornelius, who attended a Hope dance. Mr Collier Stevenson visited Luther Cornelius, and Frank Chandler and his wife spent Saturday night with her sister near McNab.
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Luther Cornelius
Guernsey
Collier Stevenson
Fort Worth
Texas
John Lay
Clinton Candler
Raymond Cornelius
Hope
Frank Chandler
Clayton
McNab
Beene and Friends Travel. Court and Commencement Notes
Mr W O Beene and Mrs Beene with Mrs Annie Bostick and Tom Stewart spent Friday in Texarkana while Stewart and Beene attended federal court. Fairly Yates attended Haynesville La commencement exercises. Edgar Bonds spent last week in Texarkana attending court. Mr and Mrs Nesbitt and family traveled to Murfreesboro. Mrs Add Nivens and children joined them home. Lyell Finley Calvin Honey and families spent Sunday with friends near McCaskill. Ched McCaskill and Jonell McCorkle were Sunday guests.
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W. O. Beene
Annie L. Bostick
Tom J. Stewart
Texutkunz
Stewart
Beene
Federal Court
Fairl Yates
Haynesville
Haynesville High School
Edgar Bonds
Texarkana
Young Nesbitt
Murfreesboro
Add Nivens
Lyell Finley
Calvin Honey
McCaskill
Ched McCaskill
Jonell McCorkle
Local residents visit friends and shop in Hope area
Guests of Mr and Mrs P HW Stephens and Mr and Mrs A H Wade spent Sunday visiting friends in Hope. Several local residents shopped in Hope on Monday and Saturday including Honen Stone Bonds and various families.
Ford Blocking NRA Justice Declares WASHINGTON
Justice Ed Lee says Henry Ford blocks the NRA as Hope community members attend to business. The Blevins graduating exercises drew a large crowd with nine graduates led by valedictorian Velma Let Hamilton and salutatorian Evelyn Rhodes. Fletcher McElhannan of Arkadélphia gave the address.
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Ed Lee
Hope
Joe Bailey
Cabo
Walter
H. M. Stephens
W. N. Wade
Zack Stone
Ira W. Hendrix
Utah
Blevins
Velma Let Hamilton
Evelyn Rhodes
Mattie Clark
van Derryberry
Cohen Freyburger
Lylian Johnson
Joe Leitch
Guy Lee
Lynn Slage
Fletcher McElhannan
Arkadélphia
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Riflemen’s Lobby
U. S
Geo. W. Robison & CO
Prescott
Nashville
Hove
Arkansan
Richard F. Flournoy
Fatrie and
Seatherns
Hitt
Briant's
Mr. Dulin
the Pines
Penney
J.C. Penney Co. Department Store
HW. Stephens
A. H. Wade
H. H. Honen
Finis I’. Stonen
Bonds
Little Rock
Oscar M. Peachey
A. H. Ware
Bewah Thomas
Honey
Charline Stewart
Frescott
Flora Cotton
Marbrook
Zack Brooks
William
Shreveport
A. B. Osborn
Jack Bonds
John P. Vesey
Hope Word
Fdna Nesbitt
Strong
Era At
Blanche Brown
Floy Stipp
J. Glenn Coker
Kathleen Brown
Hepa Satur
Ford
NRA
District of Columbia
Henry Ford
Daniel O'Donshue
Columbia
Supreme Court
Phy
THE
PINES
Middlebrooks
Collier's Lake
Hempstead County Lumber Company
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