Benton Is Boomed as All American Candidate
Benton, a senior end for Arkansas, draws All-Southwest praise for two touchdown passes against Texas A&M and strong defense. His standout plays include a one handed grab and a long pass with defenders in pursuit, boosting his national prospects as Arkansas travels to Rice Institute to close the conference schedule.
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Benton
Muanrhig
Jack Robbins
Faueldawrs Aginst
Texas A
M. Sufinlay
Berton
Lam
Parker
Porchyer
Jeffara
Aggie
Renson
Tye
Gilke
Stright
Zie
Aputy
Aguios
Arkansas
Togston
Rice Institute
Rice
Baylor
Parkers
Better
Ained
State Welfare Head Dies at Little Rock
Dr Robert A L Milliken, director of the state welfare department's crippled children's division, died in Little Rock on April 9. He practiced medicine in Indianapolis and taught at Harvard and Yale. Survived by widow, a son, father Walter T Milliken of Pinehurst, NC, and a brother.
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Little Rock
Robert AL Milliken
Apative
Indianapolis
Mollieken
Little Row
Umm
Finnerton
Harvard University Medical School
Lay
Kaer
Harvirel
Yen
Fes
Walter Ta Millisken
Pinehurst
N.C
Qin [Eosists
Governor Bailey Asked to Commute Two Life Sentences
Arkansas state penitentiary board urged Governor Carl E. Bailey to commute life terms for two inmates. Brent Coats of Saline County proposed to reduce to 2 years and Poy Dunn of Jackson County to 1 1/2 years, with both eligible for parole. Coats, who escaped Tucker Farm in 1982, was recaptured. Dunn and his brother Roy were convicted of assaulting a woman near Swifton in 1929. The board also sought paroles and furloughs for several other inmates and noted prior furloughs and parole histories.
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Little Rock
State Penal Board
Carl E. Bailey
Wale
Brent Coats
Saline County
Poy Dunn
Jackson County
King
Bouxive
Refgrim
C. A. Grier
Jadde H. Bo
W.H. Glover
V. A. Ruekeer
Coats
Tucker Farm
Dunn
Roy
Jie Ban
Peest
Jack Lawrence
Bony
Craighead County
Carlos Lewis
Lake City
Boys Industral School
Former Student Cleared of Killing in Five-Minute Verdict
A Circuit Court jury freed William Campbell, 23, former Arkansas College student, after five minutes of deliberation. The defense said he shot to save his father, Dr A Campbell, amid a pistol threat by J A McCaw. Evidence described gunfire injuries and stray bullets from Campbell.
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Ivelena
William Campbell
Arkansas College
Dexa
J. A. McCaw
A. Campbell
Br. Campbell
McCaw
Williams Ellis
Campbell
Helena
Evour Mickey
Te Bastein Vit Hberty
Urs Bnayel
California Tops National Pigskin Poll in Awkward Year
New York reports California holds top spot in the weekly national college football poll. Alabama, Bayor, Fordham, and Nebraska gain momentum as Minnesota falls out of the top ten for the first time in four years.
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New York
Califore
Minnesota
California
Bears
Alabama
Bayidor
Fordham
Nebraska
Duke Blocks Punts Twice to Beat Colgate in 1937
In a season highlight Duke blocks punts twice to defeat Colgate as the era’s rankings shift. Notre Dame rises through the ranks after decisive wins, while Fordham climbs to fifth with a big victory over North Carolina and Nebraska reaches a new high after beating Indiana.
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Duke
Colgate
California
Alabama
Pitt
Notre Dame
Villanova
Minnesota
Tennessee
DuQuesne
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Tulane
Northwestern
Colorado
Southern California
Texas Christian
Holy Cross
Vanderbilt
Pittsburgh
Crimson Tide
Hach
Pitts
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
Vanederbitt
Navy
Panthers
Po Joes
Huskers
Indiana
They Say Although We Were On The Run
Quote from Cornelia Stratton Parker about political views and spending. Jie and Dalhover referenced as Brady gang survivor. Fragmentary remarks touch on culture and partisanship without full context.
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Dalhover
Fragmented quotes reflect political and media voices
The passage strings together remarks from figures like Dr. Walter E. Spahr, President Roosevelt, Eddie Cantor, and Senator David L Walsh. It touches on themes of government and business, private monopolies, and social gossip, without a single cohesive news event or dates.
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Roosevelt
Eddie Canter
U. S
David L Walsh
Massachusetts
Checks Mailed to World Champion Yanks
New York Yankees World Series victory triggers $6471.11 per full share for 26 players including Joe McCarthy and Doc Painter. Giants share $4489.95 per full share among 27 players, with 60 percent of first four games and radio receipts included in a $459,629.35 pool. Other clubs share smaller sums, with Detroit and Chicago receiving about $34,472.20 each.
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New York
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Erle
Doc) Painter
Giants
K. M. Landis
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mrs Roberta Mahoney Succumbs in El Dorado
El Dorado Ark. Mrs Roberta Mahoney wife of Joe Ky Mahoney a widely known South Arkansas attorney died here Monday after a lingering illness. A member of a pioneer South Arkansas family she was well known in state club and church circles. Born here in 1885 she was the daughter of D E and Elenor Kendrick Armstrong.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Roberta Mahony
Joe Ky Malhoney
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Bowden Wyatt
Wyatt
Mike Northern
Ouachita
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Boys
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Alex Budnaresky
Miller
Victor Bodnwresky
Drafton Courtney
Eugene Gentry
Albert Meskenus
Dame Monroe
Raymund Roberts
Bruce Robinson
Sevier
William Patrick Koesch
Haruld Sorenson
Lafayette
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Whitnall
Andy Kerr
Larelve
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Brunan
Moer
Brunansky
Smith
Hudgins
Long
Ohio State
Cornelia Stratton Parker
Walter E. Spahr
Notica
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Micheel
Eagle
Geo. W. Robison
Hope Prescott
Nashville
Robison’s
Prigstley
Yanks
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Cute
Chicago
Sox
Pirates
Cardinals
Indlaris
Roberta Mahoney
Robison
Robison's
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Knox and Dunlap
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Oxford
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Prescott
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