Women Leggers Face Prosecution In Federal Court
Federal officials indicted several women described as leggers in a campaign election crackdown. The defendants named include Mrs Walter, Mr Baniee Smith, Ber- Her Die, Mes Parsons, Mae Youngblood, Mrs Ruby Lare ris, and others. Prosecutors allege involvement in ballot manipulation during the Wis state campaign.
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Swanien
Mra
Td Walter
Baniee Smith
Ber- Her Die
Wlwaie Parsons
Maevie Youngblood
B P W Club Meeting Postponed for Week
The By and Professional Women’s Club meeting announced as scheduled for Wednesday night November 1 has been postponed for a week due to Chamber of Commerce timing. The club aims to support Southwest Arizona resources and chamber efforts, with the next meeting set for seven p.m. November 20 under leaders Missama Crew and Genie Swinbedaia.
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Weiger Needa
Hope Basides
Scheduliml
Chamber of Ceanmoree
Ariane Snaimler
By & P. We
Wtf
Misama
Genie Swinbedaia
State Catholics Honored By Pope
Catholic leaders in Liha ROCK and surrounding diocese are noted for a papal honor received during a Rome tour. The report lists bishops and priests cited in the ceremony and mentions Chas. O Newt Wart among dignitaries at the event.
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Bisley
Rome
Cononinhe
Pape
Lime Endorsed for Truck Crops and Market Figures
A garbled OCR style note outlines endorsement of lime for truck crops and discusses production factors, feeding, and market considerations. It references dates around Monday through November, mentions Cheese cake and various unrelated terms, and lists regions and terms like Covnly and Sant in a fragmented, period newspaper voice.
Cotton Ginnings Show Increase to November 1929
Cotton ginnings in Tempstead County rise to an estimated 22,250 for the year, total surpassing 1928 figures. The November 1929 tally indicates a continued uptrend in ginning activity compared with the prior year’s corresponding date.
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Tempstead
Business Club Urges Hope Merchants Co operation
Roscoe Evans of J C Penney spoke at Kincheon today urging Hope merchants to form a business club to improve cooperation. He highlighted weak local business unity and suggested a central forum for merchants to meet and discuss issues. The note included a 1990 officer slate and a $100 railroad rebate tied to the Watermelon Festival.
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Roscoe Evans
J.C. Penney & Co
Kimanie
Kincheon
Capital Hotel
Betty
Wiwanis
Evar
Tony
Hempstead County
Roy Allen
Dewey Hendrix
Fisher
Franky May
S. Adkins
Mule Ffernedeny
W. H. Lindsey
J. M. Harbin
Janet Trainor
Perry Moses
Clip Weltman
Evahs
Pantages Faces Suit Over Half Million Damage Claim
Los Angeles business figure Alexander Pantages is sued for half a million dollars by Nicholas Dundas Duncav in a case tied to a recent sensational trial. The plaintiff alleges injuries and seeks substantial damages while details hint at a sensational legal aftermath involving witnesses and a decedent.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Fant
Bumee Pringle
Sodaty
Nicholas Dundas Duncav
Duncav
Dumages
Box Supper At Shower Springs Friday Night
A box supper will be held at Shower Springs School House Friday evening. The event is open to the public and invites attendees to join in the community gathering.
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Shower Springs
Sehoal House
Mammoth Springs Pure-Breds Cost Swept By Flames
Fire destroyed Mammoth SpringsPure-Breds and two business houses last night causing around 74000 in losses. Volunteers fought the blaze as citizens watched near Tranpstead cory farmers and a county fair display. Authorities reported damage at 187.75 apiece for cattle or feed costs amid the blaze.
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Mammoth Springs
Nive
Clilvens Bari
Conmany
Volunieen
Des Moines Leads Junior Club Meet In State Showdown
Des Moines tops field at the junior club meet as leaders edge rivals. Hay and other top scorers anchor the team while younger runners gain in the standings. The event highlights emerging talent and close team competition across schools.
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Des Moines
Tulsa Man Believes in Chamber of Commerce
A Tulsa resident, Melvin Allen senior partner of Allen & Scott, promotes chamber support and plans for new office space. He leads investments and outlines efforts to develop a Confidence building project in Oklahoma, with Clearwater remains unidentified.
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Tulsa
Chamber of Commerce
Melvin Allen
Allen & Scotr
Tulsi
Ludsa
Amd
Qngiguyl W
Bisetut
Mlcetrie
Lue & Ralahiew
George W. Ubison
Bias Tave
Atlan
Hellin's Plan for Investigation and U K Policy
A fragmented report discusses Hellin's investigation plan and UK policy shifts. The text mentions Abstratse fe Faro, New York concerns, and senate considerations, with references to Ren fla Lower and Conard ttias in unclear contexts.
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Vie Feerbatiere
New York
Nepal
Heart Failure Claims Death of Prominent Man
A prominent local figure died from heart failure. The event prompted tributes from family and associates, with the widow noted among survivors. Details on the deceased's identity and burial arrangements remain sparse in the available text.
War Secretary In Serious Condition After Appendectomy
War Secretary in serious condition, doctors say, after appendectomy. Physicians note rising temperature but consider it expected in the immediate post operative period. Army surgeons report the secretary stable yet monitored as the next 24 to 48 hours will determine recovery prospects.
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Washington
Waggoner Not Sent To Atlanta Prison
NW YORK New York 14 14 Neither Charles Delos Waggoner Telluride Golo hanker nor George Graham Rive stock promoter and financial journal publisher was among 6 prisoners taken to the federal detention base yesterday for transfer to Atlanta penitentiary. Waggoner and Rice Tracy received frauld charges. the banker faces a minimum five year term for defrauding six New York banks in a stock scheme. The deputy U.S. marshal said stays of execution were understood for Waggoner and Rice, while Charles H. Tuttle questioned why Waggoner had not yet been taken. No official statement on an appeal.
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NW York
New
Charles Delos Waggoner
Telluride
Golo. Hanker
George Graham Rive
Financial Journal
Amone
Lake Tran
Atehaia Penitentiary
Waggoner
Rice Tracy
New York
SON Afael
Gosterst
United States
Weangrener
Rice
Charles H. Tuttle
Albany
Cemetery Night Club Raid At Don Hoy Cemetery
Police raided a cemetery night club following a tip about revelry involving women and girls. Charged caretaker Hebedorman admitted conducting the nightly event for months. several suspects detained as officers investigated alleged abuses and possible prosecutions.
Louisiana Chief Confined To Room
A garbled news item reports a Louisiana chief confined to a room amid unclear dialogue and misread names. The piece mentions Baton Rouge and a Board of Laquidas with a five million dollar figure tied to weapons or wounds and notes doubt over a specific outcome.
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Louisiana
Unknown Soldier Identified Mystery Deepens In Armistice Day
Washington reports on the Armistice Day observance and the decision to inter an Unknown Soldier from four World War cemeteries. Sgt Edward Younger selected the body and placed a small white spray on one casket, later entombed in a special grave as emblem of heroic sacrifice.
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Washington
War Department
Meme Argonne
St. Mihiel
Somme
Aisnes Marne
Burtot
Chalons-sur- Marne
Edward Younger
Dalnawa
Tolerance Declared At Cambridge Seminar By Interfaith Leaders
More than four hundred Catholics Jews and Protestants including priests rabbis and ministers adopted a declaration denouncing intolerance. The statement urges respect for religious differences and cooperation in community affairs. It closed a two day Protestant Catholic Jewish seminar at Harvard University under the Calvert Round Table Boston.
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Cambridge
Maxis
Iuvard University
Calvert Round Table of
Boston
Five Die In Car Collision With Moving Train At Airport
In Indianapolis on November 14 a party of three men and a woman were killed when their car collided head on with a moving freight train near Mars Hill Airport in the southwestern part of the city. The group had stopped at the airport to rest before continuing their drive.
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Iniianapolis
Mars Hi
Ueity
Writer Questioned by D C Grand Jury on Rum Survey
Walter W. Liggett, noted newspaper man and author, was summoned by a District of Columbia Grand Jury after the magazine piece titled Heny Wel Is Washington. He testified about his sources for a survey on the liquor situation in the capital and was expected to be recalled.
Legion Banquet Slated Tonight by American Legion Post
The local post of the American Legion hosts a banquet inviting Legion Auxiliary members to celebrate the organization’s formation. Officers from state and district levels will attend, with more than 100 places reserved for the event and $100 presented to start auxiliary work as a vital post adjunct.
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The
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Ohio Confession Branded As False by LA Attorney
Los Angeles on November 4 4 declaring the alleged deathbed statement of Lewis Smith of Bellaire Ohio as summing responsibility for the San Francisco preparedness day bombing in 1916 could not be based on fret. Charles M Fickers Los Angeles attorney said today the confession either was a hallucination of a sick man or was fabricated after his death for the purpose of aiding Mooney. Mooney was district attorney of San Francisco during the 1916 trial and is serving life at San Quentin for the bombing.
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Los Angeles
Lewis Smith
Bellaire
Ohio
San Francisco
Charles M. Fickers
Moaneyagi- Ficker
Thomas d) Mooney
Mooney
San Quentin
County Unit School Plan Promoted For Hempstead County
Article argues Hempstead County should adopt a county unit school system via a December 10 special election. It explains the county unit board would oversee education, replacing fragmented district control, promising centralized administration, better resource use, and a more efficient, coherent system serving all county children.
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Ananty
Wiy
Monty
Niiker
Stitesianiske
Siaert
Sigs iMnor
Nike
Serier
Waite Therasfore Daelude
Sonar
Bradeniver
Coryeetion
State W C T U Demands Buyer Law Be Enacted
El Dorado November 14 The State W C T U urged passage of a law making the purchaser of liquor equally liable with the vendor producer or transporter The move aims to cut liquor sales by about 75 percent The president Mrs H M Cooley of Jonesboro asked for a committee to draft a bill and noted a similar measure was introduced in the US Senate by Senator Sheppard The Arkansas convention opened with a program at the First Baptist church Speakers included Dr Newton H Brown and Charles F Cole The annual banquet will be held tonight with Mrs Nell Burger of Springfield Mo as principal speaker
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el Dorado
H. M. Cooley
Jonesboro
Conley
United States Senate
Sheppard
Cooley
Arkansas Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Newton H. Brown
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Charles F. Cole
Little Rock
United States
J. Ho Buchanan
Jake R Ryans
Mine Hom Anseley c
George . E "Cross
Prescott
Nell Burger
Springfield
Missouri W. C. T. A
Planes In for Big Air Circus Friday
Kenyon fliers stage Hope's first big air show with a Ford tri motor and a monocoupe. W. Toner Pigg of the Chamber of Commerce says pilots will be advised of field conditions by a scout plane tonight and Friday morning. Spectators from Hope trade territory expected, with stunt flying, wine, waiting, parachute drops and other sensations advertised.
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Kenyon Fliers
Hope
W. Tloner Pigg
Chamber of Commmerce
Mellon Says Tax Cut Merely Coincidence
WASINGTON November 14 Aby-Sec retary Mellon said the treasury would seek a $160 million reduction in income taxes, insisting the move was coincidence and decided more than two weeks ago as the stock market remained unsettled.
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Mellon
Wasitington
Mella
Treasury
Stock Exchange
Hendrix At Conway Given Recognition
Conway November report states Hendrix At Conway College has been placed on the approved list of American Universities and Colleges. De. Reynolds announced the recognition following a report by Dr. Lee Roy Jones, dean at Columbia University, after a campus inspection led by Dr. Stauffer, dean at the University of Kansas. The college was added to the North Central Association roster.
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University
Kansas
North Central
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