Farm Committee in procuri ge orgs and hopes for festival progress
The article lists the Farm Committee in Hope and its many subcommittees under Ralph Router, detailing roles from general to publicity, float, parade, decorating, watermelon, and fair grounds. It notes ongoing leadership and the aims to boost the year’s show with community support, vendors, and increased business involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgs
Ralph
Chammeree
Hope
Sion
G Son
Ralph Rew Spragins
Nick Jewel
Man
Bob Hugue
Cox
M. M. Smyth
W. Lloyd Spencer
Washburn
Carte
E. O. Wingfield
Talbot Feild
C. C. Spragins
Watermelon
Tee and Walter
Joe Kips
Ira Halliburton
Dewey Hendrix
Fair Grounds
T. Crasnoo
Arch Moore
J. L. Rodgers
We Accident and First Aid
Don Smith
L. M. Lile
Jim Martindale
Frank Ward
Mat
Press
Tulley Henry
L. W. Young
Gegil Weaver
T. P. Boyatt
Boyett
Mae Duffie
Basil
Newton
B. R. Hann
P. Young
Tow McLarty
Will Determine Bass Insanity at State Prison
Little Rock May 27 Warden Tad hunter said Dr Andrew J Bass the Bentonville convict and wealthy Columbia Missouri dentist sentenced to life for killing William Pearman in an insurance plot would undergo a medical examination to determine insanity after arriving at the state prison. If sane he will be kept at the prison and likely assigned duties. if insane he would be confined to the state hospital for nervous diseases. Bass is 55 and may resume dentistry among inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Tadhunter
Arkansas Penitentiary
Andrew J. Bass
Columbia Mo
William &. Pearman
Bass
Bentonville
Edgar Fields
Torhunter
State Hospital
Torlhunter
Dire Arden
Tucker Farm
Williamson Bill Transfers Prohibition Enforcement to DOJ
President Hoover signed the Williamson bill moving enforcement from the Treasury to the Justice Department effective July. The transfer aims to improve cooperation under the prohibition law and reflects congressional approval on Hoover’s recommendation. About 2,500 employees will be reassigned to the DOJ.
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Washington
Hoover
Treasury
Justice Department
Congress
Treasury Department
G. Aaron Younguist
Assistayey Forieral
President Signs Seven Pen Bills
President Hoover announced the signing of seven prison bills to expand prisons and reform systems. Plans include two Federal prisons, two reformatories, and several jails costing about seven million dollars, with sites near Erie Pennsylvania and west of the Mississippi.
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Washington
Hoover
Erie
Penn
Mississippi River
Kaa
Bishop to Speak at Pastors' School Visit
Bishop Hishoy Hoyt Dobbs, age seventy, will visit Hendrix-Hunceyson College for the pastors' school on June 4 and 5. This marks his first trip to the institution in his new assignment. He is expected to deliver several sermons and meet with church leaders in Arkansas and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hishoy Hoyt Dobbs
Louisians
Dentist Tarred and Feathered Drives City Into State of Excitement
In Hammond Louisiana Dr S L Newsom prominent local dentist was assaulted by a mob early today. He was covered with tar and feathers and dumped from an automobile in front of a late night restaurant. He fled the city by dawn and left town by sunrise. Newsom, a former Mississippi resident, has a large farm nearby and many patients among local women. Newspaper men refused to share details citing fear for their safety. The city reportedly remained in a state of high excitement early today.
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Hammond
5S. L. Newsom
Dyalight
Nashville Mart Is Dead in Ft Worth
Ray Weaver, 42, salesman for Inter Coast Trading Co, was found shot in a Fort Worth room at 3607 Elcampo Street. A .38 caliber pistol lay beside him. Weaver, son of the late Dr. J H Weaver, formerly of Nashville, was visiting relatives and survived by his wife, mother, and two sisters. Funeral services were held in Nashville with burial there.
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Fort Worth
Dressey
Ray Weaver
Inter Coast Trading Company
Elcampo Street
Nashville
Arkansas
Coneral
Roy Weaver
J. HL Weaver
Fort Smith
Merrick
Rotary Birthday Party Planned by Stamps and Hope Rotary Clubs
A birthday party for the Stamps Rotary club to celebrate its first year will be hosted by the Hope Rotary club at 10 o clock Wednesday night in Hotel Barlow. Rotarians and their ladies are expected to attend with music prizes and entertainment. Members from both cities look forward to the event, with a guest list coordinated by Carter Johnson secretary, and a notice issued by E. F. McFaddin president.
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Stamps
Rotary Club
Rotary | Anns
Hope Rotary Club
Barlow
Stamps Club
Hone Haytarians
Carter Johnson
E. F. McFaddin
Pearman's Given $10,000 Verdict
In Bentonville Arkansas on May 27 a jury awarded Maud Pearman and daughter Julie 10 000 against Dr. Andrew J Bass in a life insurance murder and fraud case over the death of William R Pearman of Columbia Missouri. Bass had pleaded guilty earlier the same day. Sheriff Edgar Fields testified on the shooting near Gravette Arkansas March 26.
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Bentonville
Ark
Andrew J. Bass
Columbia
William R. Pearman
Columbu Ravage Anechauiv
Maud Pearman
Julie
de, Bass
Humiband
Pearman
University of Missouri
Edgar Fields
Fields
Nea Gravette
Bass
Hope High School Edition Tomorrow
The Star will publish an 8 page high school graduation edition. The 1980 Hope High class will run all departments except shop under Miss Carolyn Clark. Editorial and advertising staffs organized to replace the regular staff. A three-quarter page graduation photo engraving prepared for tomorrow’s edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Hope Hlaly School
Carolyn Clark
Bearden Merchant Found Dead In Millville Pond
W A Jackson a Bearden merchant aged 55 or 58 was found dead in Millville pond near Bearden Camden area after driving to the pond and entering the water. A pistol near the body and a note on his desk cited insurance and business matters. He left Bearden years ago to live in Camden and ran a dry goods store for 12 years. He was survived by his wife and three children and was father to Robert W Jackson who died overseas in WWI. the American Legion post there is named for him. Coroner verdict ruled death self inflicted.
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Ompen
W. A.jackson
Bearden
Camden
Melville Pond
J. L. Galyon
Hbnsett Bearden
W. A. Jackson
Millville
Ellis Leaves Estate of About $500,000
MEMPHIS May 27 A will filed Monday outlines an estate of about 50000? wait The text says about $40,000 left by Robert J Ellis wholesale drug store head and VP of the United States Chamber of Commerce who died here Friday Most of the estate goes to his son Robert R Ellis Jr West Point Miss his birthplace received $10,000 for chimes in honor of his wife Several charitable institutions benefited
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Memphis
Robert J. Ellis
Wholesale Druge
United States Chamber of Commerce
Robert R. Ellis, Jr
West Point
Miss
105000 Acres Inundated by Red River Flood
In Couthapppi Louisiana May 27 reports say 6000 people homeless and 105000 acres flooded by Red River and its tributaries across Red River and Napchitches parishes. Rep James B Aswell appeals to Red Cross in Washington for relief funds to help 1000 families and purchase food for four weeks and replant 40000 acres. Refugee camps established, relief groups sought, Shreveport area notes recession with river expected to return within banks by June.
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Coushappi
Red River
Napchitches Parishes
James B. Aswell
Washington
Red Cross Organization
Napchitches Parish
Grand, Beoté
Clareree
Aire
Jefferson Highway
Napchiteches Parish
Red River Parish
Bull Bayou
Christon
Westdale
Abington
Grand Bayou
Gahagain
Shreveport
King Ill Will Not Attend Court
London May 27 Illness of King George will prevent him from attending tonight's third court of the season He presided at the second court on May 13 and 14 the first in two years due to illness He is 64 eight American girls were to be present tonight with six more to attend tomorrow for the fourth and last court of the season His trouble is not serious and not connected with his recent illness
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London
George
California couple depart after visiting relatives in the city
Mr. and Mrs. Carson of Los Angeles Cal started their return trip home today after a week spent with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crosnoe of B15 Est Division street and other relatives in this city. They are Mrs. Crosnoe's uncle and aunt.
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Carson
Los Angeles
Cal
Tom Crosnoe
Division Street
Crosnoe
Year As Bride Makes Anne Veteran of Skies
Anne Morrow Lindbergh, one year since her May 27 wedding to Charles A. Lindbergh, has become an accomplished flyer with 70,000 miles flown in 12 months. She earned a glider license, logged long flights from Los Angeles to the Maya jungle, the Caribbean, and Wichita, and endured minor accidents.
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Anne
New York
Engiewood
N. J
Anne Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Los Angeles
Maya Jungles
Caribbean Sea
Cleveland
San Prouvisco
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Newark
Vote on Treaty At Special Session Planned
Senator Watson of Indiana announced that the United States will call a special session after adjournment to consider the London naval treaty and related legislation. President Hoover indicated he would support the move, with mid June eyed for convening. Senate and House leaders discussed disposing of the naval treaty, rivers and harbors, and tariff measures before adjournment.
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Washington
Watson
Indiana
Senate
House
Hoover
Johnson
California
Halo Ot Meine
Naval Comemittey
Turner's Pacific speed flight begins from Roosevelt Field
Col Roscoe Turner and Gilmore the mascot lift off at 4 03 am Ce from Roosevelt Field New York on a one stop flight to the Pacific aiming to beat the current East to West speed record of 19 hours 32 minutes. Turner plans a fuel stop at Wichita Kansas after takeoff.
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Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Gilmore
Linn Cub
Roscoe Turner
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific
Frank Hawks
Turner
Wichits
Kan
Charles A. Lindberg
Bert Lytell Guilty On Income Tax Shortage
Los Angeles May 27 Bert Lytell actor pleaded guilty in a Federal Court to failing to pay adequate income tax for 1925. Judge William James postponed sentence until October. Government proof showed 1925 income about 66000 with 1380 paid in taxes and an alleged deficiency of 3582. The actor claimed unintentional error as the tax return was prepared after expecting a stage contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Bert Lytell
William James
Lytell
Wctoy
Texan Accused of Taking Excessive Fees
Texarkana May 27. In Bowie county Texas a suit was filed in district court for an injunction to stop Tax Collector M N Berry from collecting 2500 in fees this year 1930. The petition alleges Berry drew 242 68 illegally above the legal amount last year. District Judge Johnson granted a temporary injunction and the writ is returnable next term. Berry is serving his first term and recently had a nervous breakdown confining him at home for two weeks. He denies the charge.
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Texarkana
E. H. Beck
District Court
Bowie County
Texas
M.N. Berry
Bis
Berry
Johnson
Jada
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Okeh’s
Williamson Bill
Prohibition
Treasury Dept
Louisiana City
Nashville Mart
Ft. Worth
Howard County
Rotary
Hope Club
Stamps Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Hope High School
Bearden Merchant
Jackson
Ellis
Red ‘Cross Organization
Louisiana
King of
England
United States
Sumer
Columbus
Ohio
Long Island Sound
Atlantic Seaboard
Mitchel Field
Rapidan River
Hicksville
Long Island
Maine
Wichita
San Francisco
Lamont
NEA
Thomas ‘W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Bert ‘Lytell
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