Camden Panthers Dominate Hope Bobcats 25 to 0 on Fair Park
Camden Panthers defeated the Hope Bobcats 25 to 0 at Fair Park. Camden relied on cross plays and deception to score while Hope battled hard, holding near the Camden goal line twice but failing to cross. Harrell punted nearly the field length for Hope. Camden struck with three touchdowns in the first half and maintained the lead as both teams exchanged pushes in a tough defensive second half.
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A SUMMARY OF ALL RACES MAP ANALYSIS OF 1928 ELECTIONS
The map outlines Democratic and Republican performance across Senate governor and congressional races. States in black show Democratic wins in key offices, white states favor Republicans, and shaded states reflect gains by Democrats. Maine held its election in September. the left map parallels the 1928 Hoover-Smith vote with eight states carried by Smith: Alabama Arkansas Georgia Louisiana Massachusetts Mississippi Rhode Island South Carolina.
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Kennedy Not Likely To Face Early Trial
Texarkana Mayor L. F. Kennedy faces two indictments for failure to render personal property for taxes. Trials unlikely before December as district attorney plans to docket misdemeanor cases later in the criminal term. Kennedy posted bonds of 400 on each indictment and criticizes political influence behind the charges.
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Ten Men Freed in Negro Murder Trial at Walhalla
In Walhalla South Carolina on November 7 a jury acquitted ten men of murdering Arlen Green a Negro. The case stemmed from a broader conspiracy to assault a white woman and involved 17 defendants initially with seven freed earlier including Mayor Ballentine and Police Chief Alvin Jones. Jailer J L Thomas and his son testified for the defense claiming they identified two attackers who carried Green from his cell.
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Armistice Day Observed in Hope with Widespread Closures
Hope marks Armistice Day with widespread business closures at 11 a m 11 11 including over 116 Hope businesses Banks and jewelry stores shut Some drugstores and filling stations to open at 6 am all telephone service suspended for three minutes nationwide Factory whistles to sound the Armistice minute The Hope Merchants Association plans a goodwill pilgrimage to Rosston and Buesdaw for road completion celebration and a barbecue Local men and families will attend the Hope Prescott football game in Prescott
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Poultry Association Meeting Scheduled in Hempstead County
The Hempstead County Poultry Association holds its regular November meeting at city hall on Monday night November 10. 4 H member Vinson Cobb will discuss his trip to the National Dairy and Poultry Show in St Louis. Nevada County Poultry association members including H E Brunson are expected. Brunson won a silver loving cup at the Arkansas State Fair. The meeting will feature a discussion on accrediting poultry flocks and invites all flock owners to attend.
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Coffin Built to His Specs Buried for Confederate Veteran
Texarkana dispatch notes Craven Wilson, a 95 year old Confederate veteran, will be buried this afternoon in a coffin built to his exact specifications. The coffin had rested by his bed for about a year after completion, as Wilson quipped about wanting to see it like a new overcoat. He was known as a peer, a fine and a preacher, and died last night.
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Craven Wilson
Oregon voters reject cigarette ban proposal in referendum
In Portland on election day Oregon citizens rejected a measure to prohibit the manufacture sale and possession of cigarettes. The outcome details indicate the ban was defeated with opposition from voters and local officials.
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Frank Hawks Lands in Havana After Record Flight
Captain Frank Hawks completed a New York to Havana flight in nine hours and 21 minutes, landing at 11 p.m. local time after starting from Curtiss Field at Valley Stream, New York. He spent 24 minutes in Jacksonville and 20 minutes in Miami en route, breaking the prior New York to Havana record set on March 5 1928 by Wilmer Stults with Charles A. Levine and Miss Mabel Bell.
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Charles A. Levine
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5-Pound Turnip Growth Report From Hempstead County
L E Hunt Jr a Hempstead County farmer shares methods for rapid turnip growth. He planted half an acre in late August and harvests show about 40 bushels of large turnips, with a five pounder weighing near five pounds brought to the Stay office for examination. He quotes turnips at about a dollar per bushel and notes market variations.
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Yunind
Store on Wheels Opens in Mena Named Servados
Mena unveils a mobile grocery and meal shop called Servados. Built on a truck body, the traveling store will carry groceries meals and foods with local merchant Kirt Perry as owner and creator. The debut this week marked its first run through the city streets.
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County Agents to Be Issue at Quorum Court
The Hempstead County Quorum Court will meet next Monday November 10 at Washington for the annual appropriations session of county government The main issue is resuming agricultural and home demonstration agents work which has been funded by private subscription for two years John J Wilson who presides for the last time and will become sheriff and collector next year is noncommittal on the issue Judge Wilson may refuse to recommend relying the decision to incoming county judge Luther Higgason The court has previously voted for the work but funding was blocked by county expenses A test case upheld Wilson’s refusal last spring City business men farmers and State Extension Service reps will argue the drouth and depression make the agents work vital Governor Parnell today urged county judges and Quorum Courts to sustain the county agent program at the session Page Six continues
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Republicans Now Sure of 217 Seats
The Associated Press reports Republicans have reached 217 seats in the House after Vestal of Indiana won re election by nine votes over Claude Ball, making a Democratic tie possible at 217. In the Senate Brookhart of Iowa says he will side with Democrats on a legislative program, potentially yielding a tie with Shipstead, prompting Vice President Curtis to cast the deciding vote.
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Arkansas Methodists Back Judicial Council Plan
Helena dispatch reports the North Arkansas conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South unanimously ratified the General Conference's judicial council constitution to act as a supreme court for church matters. Passage requires a three fourths majority in each conference. The group also marked the 75th anniversary of the Methodist Publishing House in Nes vill.
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Virginia lawmaker convicted in orphanage embezzlement
Santos P. Jones, a Virginia General Assembly member and former orphanage treasurer, was convicted of embezzling funds from the Virginia Methodist orphanage and sentenced to five years in prison. Sentence deferred until December. In other items, a German seaplane DC-X flight near Amsterdam previews travel to Southampton and New York, while in Huntsville Texas Luz Gatcos dies in the electric chair for a Christmas Day 1828 double murder at a Honda grocery store.
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Armistice Day program discussed by Hope Legion leaders
At the Hope Rotary luncheon in Hotel Barlow Barney Hamm district commander of the American Legion spoke on Armistice Day meaning. He recalled service in the light field artillery from 1917 to 1919 and said as much was done behind the lines as on the firing line. The program included Wynne Denty’s stories and welcome by George W. Robison. Richard Milburn outlined plans for a home-coming celebration at the Hope Prescott game in Prescott on Armistice Day.
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Texan Given Five Years By Jury
Texarkana reports Drew Wiley of Boston Texas received a five year suspended sentence after a jury found him guilty of manslaughter in the April slaying of neighbor Rube Hutt following a dive game quarrel. Wiley’s father is in prison on the charge. Jury verdict greeted with a smile in court.
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Train halt after guard’s warning leaves four waiting
A halted train prompted by a warning left four passengers waiting. None were harmed and no injuries were reported.
Legion post dinner raises memberships and drives
The local Legion post reports a membership drive and dinner spanning ten days. Winners receive dinners, with the drive starting Friday and Armistice Day as reference. More than 30 members are expected to renew, lifting total to over 60. A committee of 20 split into two groups leads the effort, led by B. C. captain and William Ramsey’s opposing team with named members.
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Amendments Lose Ground as Arkansas Returns Arrive
Early voting favored each proposed amendment but full Tuesday results from 24 counties and 1300 of 2070 precincts show amendments losing further ground. Returns indicate statewide sentiment shifts as complete counts edge in.
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Wioe
Girl Kills Herself on Gypsy Fortune Teller Advice
In Columbia Louisiana a teenage girl named Isabelle Waton, living near Bellevue, reportedly killed herself with a shotgun after following advice from a gypsy fortune teller. Police were informed of the claimed recommendation and the girl was found dead in her home.
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