Democrats Sweep Virginia Victory and Pollard Triumph
The report notes a sweeping Democratic win across Virginia with Governor Byrd backing Pollard who defeated Bishop Cannon’s anti Lipith faction. It highlights Pollard’s broad support and a strong margin, marking a historic party success. Kentucky kept Democratic control though Louisville elected a Republican mayor.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Willian B. Morvison
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Bob Gareland Pollard
College of William and Mary
Pollard
William Masetey Brown
Bishop Cannon
Brown
Fim
Richmond
Richmond, College
Columbia University
George Washington University
Law School
Capital
Br. Pollard
Prominguve
Ehadvinwa
Virginia Commission of the Gilferuy Lawns
Wien
Geretney Newton de Baker
Ellie ci
New Vork City
Gaenis Boron
Patel
Petit Sestereliy
Petors
Alan
WR Denieriatas
Atheist Seeminayy Alleged By Bishop
In New York a bishop accuses Atheist Seeminayy of alleged conduct. The report notes one professor teaching stall and hints at questions raised by Bishop Willian Tl Mite Wing. The scene includes a figure at St. hn the Dias Manne Wis and mentions a proditio.
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New York
Novo T Vie Widcloien
Letieve
Cou Wita
Willian Tl
St. Hn
Local Legion Post Aims For Armistice Day Membership Goal
Tessie Huddleston post No. 12 of the American Legion has surpassed the Arkansas quota and hopes to reach a local goal of 100 members by Armistice Day. Past Commander Barney Limit announced the 1930 membership drive, led by communities under Mr. Kang and others. The post urges veterans to join for benefits including free hospitalization, adjusted compensation claims guidance, and renewed War Risk Insurance, stressing the program’s service to veterans and families.
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Tessie Huddleston
American Legion
Arkansas Department
Barney
Mr. Kang
Wynne Denty
Robert Wilson
Carter Johnson
Jack Hyde
Roy Mien
Dewey Hendrix
Alex. IH. Washburn
Arkansas
C. L. Bodenhamer
Bocle
Hamm
Legion
Celal
Thas
Justaive
B P Women Dine in Tuesday Night at Barlo w Hotel
Sixteen members of the Business on Professional Women club met at the Barrow hotel for a pre Armistice program led by Mrs Snow Stuart. The event featured a World War memory quiz won by Mrs Florence Hicks with Miss Elizabeth Harrison runner up. The club, five of its charter members from five years ago, has 30 members with emblem wear at 100 percent effort urged by Arkansas clubs. Next meeting set for November 19 with guest Mrs Luther Lile assisting.
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Business On
Barlow Hotel
Snow Stuart
Florence Hicks
Elizabeth Harrison Real
Arkansas
Luther Lile
B. Roskim
Reporter Views Hope to Texarkana Road Project
A Star reporter tours the Hope Fulton sector with engineer F J Garvin to observe a long stretch of new highway under State Highway Department construction. About 300 workers operate at eight sites as motor shovels and draglines carve a route through hills and marsh, with concrete trestles mounting the western approach to the Fulton bridge.
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Hope
Texarkens
Southwest Arkansas
State Highway Department
The
Star
Hope-Fulton
F. J. Garvin
Fulton
St. Dise
KR. B. Stanford
Fulton Bluffs
Kelly
Clint
Poe
Iowa Watermelons Staging Comeback Novel disease prompts revival plan
Ames Iowa November 14 44 Rehabi tation of Watermelon industry in Muscatine county and nearby regions is foreshadowed by new breeding work at Iowa State College carried out by Pry JE Melhos. One line derives from Kleckly Sweet selection surviving blight and chosen for propagation. The other combines Conquer felun with Kleckly in a cross.
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Ames
Towa
Indus
Muscatine County
Iowa
JE. Melhos
Eho
Aldlion
Iowa State College
Hulled Oats Study Aids Corn Pest Control
At the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Hulled oats show promise against the corn borer threat. Experiments indicate hulls improve digestion for hogs, boosting pork output relative to corn and halving protein supplement costs. Paul Gealey, head of the station's animal industry division, notes elevators adopting oat byproducts.
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Paul Gealieh
Eliet
Ohio
Income Tax Men Know Brewing Too
London reports a British tax inspector’s examination of taxpayer knowledge includes questions on yeast in brewing, Salvation Army work, the Channel Tunnel, infant food substitutes for mothers milk, and the popularity of musical comedies. Candidates faced queries on music, poisoning, radio, apes, and George Bernard Shaw.
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London
Salvation Army
George Barnard Shaw
Austin Speaks On County Unit Plan At Piney Grove Meet
County Superintendent E B Austin spoke at Piney Grove school Tuesday night defending the county unit system. He said abolishing local schools will not occur everywhere and that schools will be maintained where feasible with adequate staffing to meet State education standards. He also said Hempstead County will have more than one high school, enough to place facilities within reach of children.
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Joes
Piney Grove
State Department of Education
Austin
Hempstead Ccuty
10 Percent Gain Yearly In Smokes
New York reports a steady rise in tobacco consumption with an annual 10 percent increase projected for cigarettes. Analyses show totals near 1.5 hundred million dollars in potential yearly production and discuss rising wholesale prices amid a so called tobacco war.
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New York
United States
Clark, Dodge
Tobacca Company
Tobacca
Cherry Orchard Is Man's Pot of Gold
NLK Rapids Michigan November report recaps a cherry orchard yielding a substantial profit over five years. Blisn chard, owning four and one half acres of sour cherries, has averaged about $100 per season with sales in 1928 at $6,200. Complete returns are pending but are expected to total around $4. Qui, net after cost estimated at $123 to sell the orchard.
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Nlk Rapids
Mich
Blisnchard
Legion Backing Airport Move Sparks Local Support
The American Legion post vows backing for a local airport development initiative led by Tuylock and Ci The Rex Ish, aiming to bolster regional air access and community growth through concerted efforts.
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Tuylock
The
American Legion
Sinpert
Co-Op Marketing School Set For Thursday in Hope
The Co operative Marketing School will be held at Hope city hall on Thursday with focus on government support extended by the Federal Farm Board. Organizers include County Agent Lynn Smith and T Roy Reid staff, drawing farmers from Howe Magnolia district.
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Omarketing
Federal Farm Board
Hope City Hall
Howe i Magnolia
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Arkansas
Lynn Smith
Hope and Tuckerman
Wirten
One Fugitive Recalled To Pen After Escape
LITTLE ROCK in November reports that one of the two fugitives from the state penitentiary last Friday night was recaptured near Gregory in Woodruff county. Graham and Smith had fled after a misrepresentation charge with a bank in Monaca county. Graham said they rode with motorists to DesAre before parting. Smith planned to go to Mississippi.
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Little Rock
Retsigh-Graham
Gregory
Woodruff County
A. J. Smith
Graam
Graham
North Little Rock
DesAre
Smith
Mississippi
Moncae
Hoover Explains Johnson Snub Over Dinner List Omission
Washington notes show President Hoover releasing a letter from the White House stating an accidental omission excluded Senator Hiram Johnson from a dinner honoring Ambassador Diggs in London. Johnson dismisses discussion and says the matter is ended. Durham of Chattanooga reports on rising savings in banks and the push to advertise savings accounts, noting 8 percent of banks now promote them.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Hiram Johnson
California
Whiw House
Ambassador Digs
America
Britain
Senate
Johnson
San Francisco
P. Taylor R. Durham
Chattanooga
Savin Bank
American Bankers’ Association
Mystery Girl in River Murder Baffles Nation
New Orleans reports a sensational river murder involving mystery author Tore Ord who traveled with Jack Kraft. Kraft was shot and dumped from the steamer Creole as it neared New Orleans. Ord, educated in France and fluent in French and Spanish, is jailed as a material witness and faces questions about Kraft’s death amid a tense onboard quarrel and a later intercepted letter revealing her alleged affection for officer John McGouldrick.
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Americe
New Orleans
Jack Braft
Miss Ord
France
United States
Kraft
John McGouldrick
McGouldrick
Mis Ord
Prince Max of Baden Dies at 62 in Baden
Prince Maximilian von Baden, last imperial German chancellor and heir to the Grand Duchy of Baden, died in Baden today at age 62 after a year of arterial illness. Appointed October 5 1918, he negotiated terms of the armistice with Wilson and the Allies and advised the Kaiser to abdicate as civil leadership grew.
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Baden
Germany
Maximilian von Baden
Grand Duchy of
Max
Wilson
Prince Max
Kaiser
Rum Runner Hit By Customs Agent in Seabreeze Chase
Seabreeze Florida. Bol Hall, alleged Miami rum runner, was shot and probably fatally wounded after a pursuit by a customs agent. Hall abandoned his car and fled on foot following the chase through the area near Overtaken. Police officials described the incident as a probable fatal wounding with the assailant not yet identified.
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Seabreeze
Fla. Nav
B.—I
Bol Hall
Miami
Doy PLC
McWilliams
Custovits Wgensay
Corn Husker Champ Contest On Nov. 15
Platte City Ma Now B14 The middle west's fastest huskers prepare to beat a regent breaking fatten on The wagon hiet cs here November 14 in Wie sexth aieiett WLeary busking contest. Walter Olson of Toulon Whist gar's champion will defend his title against nearly 20 of the yarn belts speediest huskers. The current record 682 husked in 60 minutes is held by lle mer Williams of Knox county Illinois, winner.
Banquet Held by Southwest Arkansas Scottish Rite
The Southwest Arkansas Scottish Rite club held its annual banquet and election last night at the Barlow hotel. Speeches were given by President Iva Halliburton Ed McFaddin Talbot Feild and others. Halliburton was reelected president R C Jackson of Columbus became vice president and Harry Shiver was named secretary treasurer. Afterward members adjourned to Whitfield Judge No 239 for a social meeting.
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Southwest Arkansas Scottish Rite Club
Barlow Hotel
Iva Halliburton
Ed McFaddin
Talbot Feild
Halliburton
R. C. Jackson
Columbus
Harry Shiver
Coleman Quits As High School Coach Reported
Resignation of Eusel Coleman as football coach of Hope High School was reported today. No statement was obtained from authorities or Coleman. The Star noted his withdrawal from duties and that he remained at home amid unclear circumstances.
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Eusel Coleman
Hope High School
Coleman
Volling Tat Eyitglator
Star
Hig
Coleman Hae Pusiguerd
London to Berlin Air Express Falls Kills Six
A German air liner from Croydon Field bound for Berlin crashed into a hill top near Marden Park England in dense fog. Six people were killed and two injured as the flames trapped passengers. Lieutenant Commander Glen Kidsston escaped from the wreckage. Fred Schaumberg was severely burned and died after reaching a hospital. Names of the dead include G P Milne Henderson Co Sutlia Tridia G S Gaspar Sr Henderson & Co DL Jones Lansdowne Rd Stockwell.
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Marden Park
England
Croydon Field
London
Berlin
Glen Kidsston
Fred Schaumberg
G. P. Milne
Henderson &Co
Calsutia
Tridia
G. S. Gaspar, Sr
Henderson & Co
Jones
Lansdowne Road
Stockwell
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Thanksgiving Day Date
President Hoover issued a Thanksgiving proclamation calling the American people to give thanks for past blessings. He highlighted improved foreign relations, harmony between capital and labor, a bountiful harvest, and a period of exceptional prosperity. Thanksgiving was set for November 28.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
Fall Ill Unable To Return Home From Jail Sentence
Washington November 6 A lapse in the physical condition of Albert Fall who was ordered to serve a year in jail and pay $100000 fine for accepting a bribe may prevent his return home to El Paso. Fall was in bed under a physician's care and his family said his condition had weakened since the sentence was pronounced.
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Washington
Albert Fall
Edward L. Doheny
el Pas
Fall
Morse
Prices Decline In Market Again
New York stocks fell steadily as liquidation persisted into the final stretch of a three and a half hour session. The market showed no signs of a rally with total sales around 13,000 shares and prices dropping across major issues.
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New York, Now
Investigation of Decline in 1926 Senate Resolution
Washington November 6 1926 A resolution by Senator Sheppard of Texas asks the Secretary of Agriculture to investigate the decline in Otto production in 1920 and the circumstances surrounding it as part of a Senate inquiry.
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Washington
Otto
Senate
Sheppard
Texas
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