Red Cross Brive Direction of Mrs Vesey Under Way
A Red Cross drive proceeds under the direction of Mrs Vesey. The article lists numerous volunteers including Mrs Nick Jewell Mrs Ernest Wingfield and Mrs Ivan Weis, with local residents and churches aiding the fundraising effort. Details of committee members and hosting locations appear throughout the readable text.
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Adanbers
Hailierahhe
Felllow
Ants Charente Checheawas Thaywe
Nick Jewell
Ernest Wingfield Mas
Ivan Weis
Dewey Hendrix
Miz Chedhdl
Basil Newton
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Gale Rages Mong Britain Coast
A chaotic sea storm rages along Britain’s coast described with erratic phrases and unclear details. The fragment hints at impacts on navigation and coastal life with reference to weather conditions and imagined hazards.
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Britain
Market Planges Downward Again
Market trends show another downward move despite brief recovery attempts. Analysts cite mixed earnings and political uncertainty weighing on confidence as investors reassess growth prospects.
Kenyon fleet airships to visit Topeka field
Kenyon announces arrival Friday of two airships at Topeka field, featuring the largest passenger airship carrying 16 aboard and a tiny motorized carplane used by the pilot. City residents will have first chance to tour the crafts and ride the larger ship, marking a notable aviation event.
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Phine
Pilay
Kenyan
Duck Hunter Ends Night In Tragic River Incident
Helena report details a duck hunting mishap where a man died after a fall near the river while returning home from a hunt. The event followed a gathering and involved a man named BoB and his father, with witnesses describing a chaotic scene and an emergency response.
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Helena
Wong
Bob
Mansaen
Astor Tye Biel
Fe Mettin
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Parti Aloe
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Coetly
German Writers Nobel Prize Winner in Stockholm
The report notes a German writer, widely known for his Mount and other works, as a prize candidate in Stockholm. Names floated include American writers Pipeline Lewis, Karaton Wilder, Aub Cidboonth, Chesteryou, and Joby Galworthy from VUheak Cts, with unclear details about the award outcome.
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Beebe Resident Killed At Grade Crossing
Pioneer Beebe resident dies at a grade crossing after a southbound passenger train strikes a line catcher. Report mentions the war era and local remarks as authorities investigate the incident. The case centers on Beebe and the crossing involved.
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Presbytery Meets At Columbus Today
Ouuchin Presbytery convened in Columbus this morning with ministers and attendees from the district in attendance. The meeting focused on church affairs and planning for upcoming events this Wednesday.
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Tennis and Sausage Industry Tie Up Catgut Market
London reports a surge in demand for tennis rackets driving catgut into a near monopoly by racket makers. Suppliers of sausage casings face competition as manufacturers prefer fresh sheep sinews for strings and casings, leaving traditional fat skin producers sidelined in a tight market.
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Methodists Meet Prescott Nov 20 in new chapel
Prescott November meeting of Southern Methodist leadership announced with Bishop He A Baas of Little Rock presiding over the conference. Delegates will be elected for the quadrennial general conference at Darling Pes and bishops and presiding elders to be reassigned. The Little Rock Conference expected few changes at the 1921 session.
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Little Rock
Circuit Court Reopens After Armistice Recess
Washington circuit court reconvened after a weekend and Armistice recess. The session resumed amid a backlog of nanny cases, with Special Deputy Arnold summoning the panel to address the chief criminal matter, the Sewers Chak case, including charges of larceny and related counts.
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Speci
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Ube
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Dry Ratd Killer Makes Bitter Talk
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Pel Vets
Qatar
Gowers
Turkeys to be shipped for public exhibition in Hot Springs
The county to conduct a turkey demonstration at the Mada row fair. G. H. Bax, poultry specialist of the University of Arkansas, will supervise the event. The display emphasizes selecting and preparing turkeys for public exhibition and aims to showcase finest poultry.
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Aslynaghert
G. H. Bax
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Trade Days Planned In Hope November 22 23
Local merchants announce Trade Day events in Hope spanning November 22 and 23 to boost shopper value. Campaign aims to broaden publicity across a five-county area with extra newspaper distribution and 12 cent postage per subscriber. Rural route data shows about 10 000 households in the trade territory.
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Prescots Garden
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Hope
Inone
Slope
Lime imports to meet county lime demand during harvest season
The Hope Chamber of Commerce agricultural committee discusses large lime imports by train to support corn and cotton farming in Hempstead County. Announces early assembly, potential meetings next week, and mentions Arkansas Farm Products officials and State Experimental Lab speakers detailing shipment plans and pricing.
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Ralph Rawnbeater
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Armistice Day Happiness Touches Local Woman
A misty Armistice Day report from Maysoptrville recalls a woman’s joy as her son Gillespie returns from overseas. The tale traces his journey after the armistice, notes a farewell letter to his mother, and hints at reunion plans amid postwar relief and family ties.
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Vaughn Quartette On Tour Of County
Vaughn Quartette, popular musical group, plans a county tour to local centers. They perform tonight at Gudmany School, Wednesday at Prevall, Thursday at Redland, Monday at Spring In, and Saturday at Blevins, bringing music to nearby communities.
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Fire destroys Stringfellow home near basket factory
Early morning fire razed Thooh S. Stringfellow residence near the basket factory. Family escaped as roof and walls collapsed. Neighbors report a bright glare woke them and occupants. origin undetermined, attic suspected as the starting point.
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McManus Trial Postponed to November 18
The George McManus murder trial, linked to gambler Arnold Rothstein, was adjourned to November 18 due to the serious illness of key state witness Alvin Thompson known as Titanic. Thompson allegedly accompanied McManus and Rothstein during a recent card game before Rothstein’s heavy losses. The jury was sworn and Judge Nott set the new date for 10:30 a.m. on Monday.
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George McManus
Arnold Rothstein
Alvin Thompson
McManus
Rothstein
Pane Rothstein
Nott
Moniliy
Cattle Dipping Cases Coming Up
In Nashville and nearby areas five defendants face charges related to cattle dipping violations. Indictments were announced by a United States district panel, with both pleading not guilty to interfering with sick care officers. Proceedings to begin as jurors prepare for December hearings.
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United Charities Forms In City Hall Meeting
Fifteen local men met in city hall to organize United Charities for Hope. The initiative came from the Hope Ministerial Alliance. Dr Francis Buddlin Dr W St Anderson and Dr W A Bowden explained church charity gaps. An executive board will include two from Guery Ware. A November 27 meeting will finalize organization after a Thanksgiving service.
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W. St. Anderson
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W. A. Bowden
First Baptist Church
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J F McFadden
W. Slemer
Presbytery Opens Inquiry Into Rev. Smith Faith Question
The Second Presbyterian Church in Little Rock faces an investigation by the Arkansas Presbytery into Rev. Hay Watson Smith's faith. Dr. Charles Coleman represents Smith before the Presbytery as it meets for its semi annual session. The investigation aims to reach a verdict, with appointed examiners to gather evidence and report in six weeks.
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LM Rock
Hay Watson Smith
Latte Hock
Chas
T Coleman
Little Rock
Dr. Smith
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Cepeart
Seaboard Air Lines Finance Plan Approved
Washington November 12 1940 the Interstate Commerce Commission approved the recapitalization plan of Seaboard Air Lines railway involving millions of dollars.
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County Judge Defies Court Over County Agent Pay
In Hempstead County a county judge refused to pay salaries for farm and home demonstration agents as the Quorum Court halted further appropriations. The session featured sharp exchanges, with Judge John L. Wilson arguing the court must follow the law while critics pressed to fund county agents. A vote deadlocked, prompting adjournment planning and debate over two weeks’ delay for tax collections.
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