Carpenter attends Milwaukee rail stockholders meeting
A 60 year old Milwaukee carpenter, seeking stock in the kee Railroad, attends the annual meeting to confront directors. He finds a roomful of managers and a pre arranged vote by proxy. He notes the vast power and mystery behind how big business is run and expresses mixed feelings about the outcome and the state of corporate oversight.
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Rogers Daily News
United Press
Milwaukee
Carpenter
Kee Railroad
Civie
Press
Harry
Henry
County to Pay: All-Weather Road Program Support
The Star describes a platform calling for annual construction of an all weather road to ease agricultural travel in Hempstead County. It emphasizes cooperative effort, state highway progress, government reform, and more efficient expenditures to aid farmers and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Learning Health at School Age Health Checkup
Parents and physicians completed a health checkup for children entering Hope's public schools next fall. Sponsored by local Parent-Teacher associations, free clinics at grade schools examined about 80 youngsters for physical ailments. The effort underscores the value of early health awareness and parental involvement in community welfare.
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Phylana
Hope
Parent-Teachers Associations
Sty
Phy Bieta
Quiet President Debates Bolting Stainless Carving on Mount Rushmore
The text of Coolidge 600 word history of the United States faces alteration concerns as Borglum’s sculptors vie to revise the Mount Rushmore inscription. Coolidge reportedly objects to revisions claiming the work isn’t his and may seek action to stop carving. The dispute raises questions over the feasibility of creating an accurate concise history within strict limits.
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Coolidge
United States
Mountain
South Dakota
Gutzon Borglum
Pennsylvania primary politics and dead voters tales
Washington by Rodney Dutcher discusses Pennsylvania primaries where machine support can override voter preference. It notes efforts to influence polls and counts in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, references dead voters and fictitious names, and mentions Pinchot Grundy and other candidates amid election manipulation rumors. The piece also recalls past ballot-box antics and a theater image at Sarnger.
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Rodney
Dutcher
NRA Service
Westertsburgh
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Alleghéhy
Pittsburgh
Philadeliiia
Ware
Joe Grundy
Pudiller
Jim Davis
Gifford Pinechot
Francis Shunk Brown
Mr. Biw
Messrs
Joe Armstrong
Charlie Kilne
Pinchot
Grundy
Phillips
Bohlen
Mr. Brown
Dayta
Pinchas
Mattkey
Beldleman
Fisher
Charle McGovern
Charlie McGovern
Culette
Asia Minor
John Mediterranean
Texarkana’s Carter Visits Hope and Nearby Locales
25 years ago Hon. Jack M. Carter of Texarkana spent Sunday in Hope. Bill Haliburton the drug drummer is visiting in Hope today. Kim White joined a tie excursion to Hot Springs. Arthur Porterfield visited Hot Springs last Sunday. H. M. Barlow spent last Sunday and Monday in Hot Springs. Dr. John Waddle of Shelton was in town Monday.
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Jack M. Carter
Texarkana
Hope
Bill Haliburton
Kim White
Hot Springs
Arthur Porterfield
H. M. Barlow
John Waddle
Shelton
Cynicism claim and bandit robbery headline mix
The piece notes Harry Emerson Fosdick linking cynicism to personal crisis and credits Chicago bandits for halting a racket after robbing a jazz orchestra. It also satirically weighs Lindbergh and Lindy’s political prospects, and mentions Jack Dempsey planning a trip to Africa for big game hunting.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
Jack Dempsey
Africa
Local Visitors Parade Through Hope Yesterday
Ten years ago in Emmet Wewsen and Ozan residents dropped by Hope while Prescott and Camden visitors joined the day’s imports. J Glenn Williams returns from Tyler to visit his parents J G Williams. Foreman drugist Roy Berry and Nashville’s David A Price were among those in town with others from Columbus and Cross Roads.
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Tt. W. Wewsen
Emmet
John Barrow
Ozan
L. W. Buchanan
Prescott
Frank A. Brown
Hope
Frank
Z. L. Horton
Camden
C. B. Simms
Patamas
Roy Berry
EC. Hart
Foley
J. K. Willams
Strictly Unconventional at Saenger Today
The all star show Strictly Unconventional is featured at the Saenger with six equal parts praised for sharp wit and laughable situations. A historic stage hit in the United States and Canada, it is highlighted as a top example of clever writing and strong performances by John Drew and Mrs. Leslie Carter.
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John Drew
Leslie Carter
United States
Canada
Ieteee
David Burton
Paramount On Parade at Saenger Theatre Tomorrow
Nearly all Paramount stars, showcased at a New York preview, perform to their strengths in this party of the stars musical. The film opens with a lively ensemble featuring Dukie, Gallagher and Errol and ends with a Technicolor finale starring Chevalier in a Gong sequence called Chasing the Clouds Away, delivering uproarious comedy and playful satire.
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Paramount
Saenger Theatre
New York
Jack Dukie
Skeets Gallagher
Lear Errol
Bilsingus
Chevalier Stars in Rare Apache Dance Burlesque
Maurice Chevalier headlines a rare burlesque exploring the Apache dance origin with Evelyn Brent, delivering a novelty number praised as one of the show’s wittiest acts. Mitzi Green, at eight, nearly steals the scene with a Charley Mack impersonation, while other stars entertain with songs and comic turns.
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Maurice Chevalier
Evelyn Brent
Mitzi Green
Charley Mack
Black Crow
George Bancroft
Nancy Carroll
Abe Lyman
Helen Kane
William Powell
Philo “Vance
Clive Brook Goeg
Sherlock Holmes
Warner Oland
Fu Manchu
Eugene Pallette
Sergeant Heath
Clara Bow
U. S. Navy
Laura Ingalls sets new 940 loop aerial record in Oklahoma
Miss Laura Ingalls, 25, New York aviatrix, landed after 3 hours 3 minutes aloft and 940 consecutive inside loops, breaking her own prior 636 mark. Prize money of 834 dollars awaits. the feat comes during a day of aerial events at a $200,000 new municipal airport dedication with army and civilian flyers.
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Mcskogee
Okla
Laura Ingalls
New York
Aviatrix
Ingalls
St. Louis
Charles
Speed
Miss Ingalls
Matbox-Municipal
Black-Draught Relief Touts in North Carolina Woman
Winston-Salem resident Mrs. P. H. Dunnagan recounts using Black-Draught to ease constipation and bilious indigestion. She says the remedy improves chest heaviness and breath shortness after meals and during spells, and she praises its quick, restoring effects. She even recommends it during vacations.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
P. H. Dunnagan
Cleveland Avenue
Saat
Daily Crossword Puzzle Readout From A Faded Page
Fragmented OCR reads like a crossword puzzle list with scattered clues and partial entries. It mentions terms like love, prefix, fermented drink, birthplace, and progeny, interspersed with numeric markers and garbled names, suggesting a damaged brain teaser page with multiple incomplete entries and misread letters.
Waner the Pirates Outfielder and Avid Oklahoma Sky Pilot
Ball hawk Paul Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates is also a noted aviator. He spends much of his off season in Ada Oklahoma among the clouds, combining baseball with lifelong interest in flight.
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Paul Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Waner
Oklahoma
Ada
Okla
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Papee
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United Sates Steel Oporation
Scheal
Ug & Labor
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Chicago
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Lindy
Supreme Court
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Budwei
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NEA Ginefanate Bureau
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Carolina Lady
Thedford
Gost
Virwinia Wit
Ev Kye Bieta
Dows
Marien
Jae
Ball Hawk
P. A. Lewis
P. J. Sutton Shoe Shop
Bates
Eel Ward & Son
Hope Retail Merchants Association
Arkansas
Snes
Homme of the Thrifty
Arkspasa
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