Agents Fail To Recover Salaries
The Supreme Court sustains a county judge ruling disallowing salaries claimed by agents Lynn Smith and Mary Buechley. Hempstead County had allotted funds, but the court’s decision stands. The report notes 18 year prison terms for Bethel and Wallace and details on separate appeals and clemency in Arkansas and Mississippi cases.
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Little Rock
Nave
Lynn Smith
Mary Buechley
Heane
Hampstead County
Hempstead
Supreme Court
Frank Bethel
Mike Wallace
Mississippi
Ben Evers
Arkansas
Perry Miller
DeWitt
Evers
Tourists Buy Flowers From Indian Girl
Tourists in Glacier Park observe a girl who sells flowers gathered from the mountainside as spring wildlife returns. The described scene highlights the bear feeding and the flower beds near the summer tourist routes, with the maiden earning money from the blooms each season.
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Glacier Park
Mant
Glavior
Fiontal Park
Ammshil
Prohibition Seen As Tool To Ease Prison Riots
New York November 4 A controversial view by B Goode Chisolm argues that allowing prisoners daily wine or beer could curb riots. He asserts the Volstead era increased crime and murders, comparing German prison reforms with U.S. systems and urging caution over prohibition policies.
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New York
B. Goode Chisolm
Amerieany Miumber
Chisalin
United States
Cowie
Walstead
Prisgueys
Chisolin
Peereenwe
Malone
Clape
Udatis Bs
Four Year Old Boy Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Dick Wesley, four year old son of Mr and Mrs Jack Lawhoray, underwent surgery for appendicitis last night. He had complained of illness Friday and felt better Saturday, but suddenly worsened Sunday afternoon. A ruptured appendix was found and the operation was performed promptly with the child reported as doing well this morning.
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Dick Wesley
Mro
Jack Lawhoray
Pure Breds Given Royal Reception in Hempstead County
The first shipment of pure bred bulls arrived Saturday, displayed on Hempstead streets, with seven heading to county ball clubs and three sold individually. Chamber of Commerce officials said the warm welcome signals more purebreds, including bulls and presumably cows, would arrive in the near future.
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Hempstead
Chamber of Commerce
Community Sing for Sunday Next in City Hall
Community singing event announced for Sunday afternoon at City Hall. Local vocal groups including the Stamps quartet and Vaughan quartet are lined up, with Wells Point Texas singer leading acts. Organizer Wash Hutson reports broad support from many regions and expects a large turnout.
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Stamps Quartette
Vaughan Conitette
Wells Point Texas
Wash Hutson
Hhe
Turin
Doughnut Tree Grows in Glacier National Park
In Glacier National Park Montana on November 4 a small evergreen tree in the Pucc Mesligue Valley developed a doughnut like form. The shape is said to be caused by persistent strong winds blowing off the mountainsides, shaping the tree as it grows.
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Glacier National Park
Glacier Park
Mont
Pheve
Fox Sells Film Holdings To Rivals
New York nov 4 william fox film corporation announces completion of selling its stock in First National Pictures to Warner Brothers for over 40 million dollars. Fox plans to use profits to liquidate costs and write off silent film assets as talking pictures dominate the industry.
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New York
Willian Fox Film Corporation
Birst Nichichal Pictures Corporation
Warner Brothers
Trinaadhon Fox Fs
SFU Wes
First National Stovk
Fox
Talking Pictures
Carpucitian
Jury Frees Man Who Killed Mother To End Suffering
DRAGUIGAN FRANCE NOV 4 Richard Corbett was acquitted on a murder charge for killing his invalid mother last May He admitted premeditation but said he acted to end her sufferings The prosecutor argued the state must deny permission to take a life and urged five years in solitary confinement as a sentence
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Draguigan
France
Richard Corbett
Corbett
Corbitt
Thrown Off Truck Leaves Woman with Serious Injuries
Mrs. Ben Stroud, wife of a farmer near Hope, is in critical condition after falling from a truck Friday night. A baby in her arms survived uninjured as the driver swerved to avoid another car at a street intersection, throwing her onto a concrete curb and causing a concussion.
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Ben Stroud
Hope
Masonic Grand Lodge Set for Arkansas Meetings
The Grand Lodge of Arkansas Free and Accepted Masons and the Grand Chapter of Arkansas Order of the Eastern Star plan sessions starting November 12 in Little Rock. Hundreds expected. main events include opening addresses by Mamp Williams, officer elections on November 20, and a joint session with the Grand Chapter.
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Grand Lodge of
Arkcansas
Grand Chapter of
Arkansas
Order of Bustom Sta
Albert Pike
Grant
Grand Lodge
Waan
Mamp Williams
Hot Springs
Wolf Donhwn
Little Reese
Grim
Grant Lodge
Asters Star
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Officers Return With Clark Negro
Deputy Sheriff Will Porter and Police Chief Clarence Baker brought back a suspect named Clarke, wanted for burglary and jailbreaking. The chase ran through Detroit and Little Rock where Clarke slipped from handcuffs, but officers regained control. he faces circuit court trial this week.
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Will Porter
Clarence Baker
Detroi
Hun” Clarke
Clark
Washington
Little Rock
Wolil
Arkansas Thomas Cat Suspends Publication
The Arkansas Thomas Cat weekly newspaper in Hot Springs announces suspension of publication by editor Orear amid long service since its Spring founding. The move follows negotiations and uncertain prospects for sale, with no clear timeline for resumption or closure.
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Arkansas
Thomas Cat
The
Arkitioin Thoms
Deffousou
Davis Orear
Orear
Orie
Oredr
Tien
Retsen
Kiana
Warrants Issued In Gastonia Riot
Warrants for six men were issued by Judge P. AL McElroy amid a court inquiry into the death of Mrs. Ella May Wagga following anti Communist strikes in Gastonia. Names were not released as the hearing adjourned to tomorrow. Publicity to be full and from the bone that vile shits of the eye con quired.
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Gastonia
P. AL McElroy Tadiy
Hhis
Ella May Wagga
Meklyy
Toray
Truck Crash Kills Mineral Springs Man
Salomon Ford 67 well known Mineral Springs resident died Saturday night when a truck driven by his brother in law Stone swerved to pass a wagon and toppled over a high dump near Columbus. Ford was crushed to death and buried at Liberty Sunday after noon the funeral led by Rev Bennett of Nashville. Stone survived with slight injuries. Ford had long resided in southwest Arkansas and was highly regarded by local residents and students.
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Salomon Ford
Mineral Springs
Mr. Stone
Columbus
Mr. Ford
Liberty
Rev. Bennett
Nashville
Ford
Arkansas
Mule
Beeb
Austin
Mr Stone
State To Attack Hamilton Defense In Self Defense Dispute
The article reports on attempted rebuttal testimony in the Hamilton case over Tom Walton’s death. Prosecution and defense clash as Hamilton’s counsel argues Walton provoked violence, while witnesses describe threats and an altercation at Hindton’s office amid references to a Texas case and Capone-era notoriety. The narrative weaves through the events at UT and related legal threads, outlining the self defense claim and surrounding testimony.
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Vox
Prosevatas
Thel Hamilton
Tom Walton
Dea Ars Maniilton
Anaritio
Jis
Catinony
Walton
Walter
Hindtun
Texas
Hamilton
Walaa
Vegas
Thabo
Eternity
Hutiten
Caehter
Meroe
Arte
University of Texas
Walton Jade Ainister
Ts Athdies Levause
Parnilin
Wand
Theresi
Capone
Michigan Students Jailed On Charge Of Selling Whiskey
In Ann Arbor three University of Michigan students are accused of selling liquor to fellow students after a raid on a dormitory found a case of wine and a case of whiskey. Harold McKee, 24, of Pittsburgh, is jailed. others are being sought. Police say liquor came from Canada and was smuggled in under coats. Officers traced orders via numerous telephone calls while at the dorm. The raid follows a drive after five fraternities were put on probation for tolerating intoxication at dances.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Harold McKee
Pittsburgh
Canada
Louis Fahey
Clifford West
University
Alleged Bomber Refuses To Talk Arrest in New Orleans bombing case
Police and U S deputy marshals questioned Frank Milzo a 30 year old street peddler in connection with dynamite explosions on street car racks. He refused to speak until consulting a lawyer. This arrest marks the first in the rash of bombings targeting street cars homes and non union workers.
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New Orleans
U. S
Frank Milzo
Two Jailed for Borger Murder
Borger Texas November 3 Officers questioned the first two men charged with a murder that prompted martial law in Borger. Sun Jones former deputy and Jin Hodges boiler works manager were arrested after nearly two months of investigation by state rangers District Attorney Clem Calhoun and federal officers. Hodges was arrested at his home and Jones held without bonds on a liquor charge but bond allowed for the murder case.
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Borger
Tex
Holmes
Dan Moody
Snl
Sun Jones
Jin Hodges
Distriet Atochey
Clem Calhoun
Kularel
Janes
Berger
Reel” Bunsen
Tim& Burger Fom
New Mexico
Lodges
Bael
Ome
Muoiy
Hin Ag
Osah
Nest Voor
Hodges
Vane
Tracks Torn Up In Missouri Pacific Train Derailment
Nine cars of a northbound Missouri Pacific freight derailed near Mablevale Arkansas, tearing up over a quarter mile of track and 500 feet of southbound track. Officials gave no damage estimate, no injuries were reported, and a Monday investigation was planned as traffic resumed the same day.
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Little Rock
Ark
Missouri Pacific
Mablevale
Here
el Dorado
Plans for Red Cross Roll Call Across Hempstead
Mrs John P Vesey leads the annual Red Cross Roll Call from Armistice to Thanksgiving with Dr Buddin county chairman. A county wide campaign plan has been outlined and supporters pledge help. Hempstead county aims to match 1928 quota by adding more members through a concerted drive this year.
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John P. Vesey
Red Cross
Dr. Buddin
Hempstead
Negro Woman Held On Murder Charge
Minnie Phelps, a Black woman, is jailed in Washington awaiting trial for murder after the fatal stabbing of Erina McFadden at a dance in the city’s Black section Thursday night. McFadden died Saturday. Phelps previously paid a fine for knifing McFadden, and she told Patrolman Downs she stabbed in revenge. The two had a prior quarrel over a local admirer, leading to the deadly confrontation.
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Minnie Phelps
Negress
Washington
Erina McFadden
Phelps
Patrolimi
State Censures Bingham's Action in Senate
Washington November 4 The Senate voted a resolution of censure for Senator Binghan of Connecticut for taking Chas Eyres of the Connecticut Manufacturers Association into secret sessions of the Senate Finance Committee during the tariff bill debate. It was the first censure in seven years. The vote followed a lengthy discussion. Bingham defended his action. supporters failed to soften the resolution and cleared him of corrupt motives.
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Washington
Senate
Binghan
Connecticut
Senate Finance
Bingham
Condemnitiv
Bigham
Special Election Call Authorized By County Board
Hempstead County plans a special election on December 10 to decide on establishing a county unit system of education. County Superintendent E. E. Austin announced the move after the County Board of Education recognized petitions signed by hundreds supporting the election. The State Department endorses the county unit as a way to provide standard schools countywide without tax increases, with Pike County already approving the plan. Local educators aim to roll out a broad campaign across townships leading to Election Day.
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Tempstead
E. E. Austin
County Board of Education
Arkansas
State Department of Education
State Department
Idea Nally
Bour
Mississippi
Pike County
Little Rock
Hempstead
Pike
Austin
Mitchell Urges More U.S. Prisons
Attorney General William D. Mitchell urged a six and a half million dollar federal prison expansion in a NBC address. He called for a 2200 capacity new penitentiary in the North Atlantic states, a western Mississippi reformatory, and three jails in the North Central, Pacific East, and Central South. The plan would cost about six and a half million over five years, pending Congress approval.
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Washington
William YD. Mitchell
National
Systen
North Atlantic
Simiky
Chillicothe
Mississippi River
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