Grandi Welcomed By the President Monday Afternoon
Italy’s Foreign Minister Dino Grandi arrived in Washington to meet President Hoover. He saluted unknown soldiers at Arlington, then toured with Ambassador De Martino, traveling by train due to fog. Welcome ceremonies at Union Station featured marines, bands, and officials before a White House reception.
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Union Station
Signor Grandi
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Stimson
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Lawrence Richey
State Department
White House
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Jessenennies
Phenipt
Reconciled sister visits Allen in jail after murder charge
In Norristown Pennsylvania Rose Allen 18 debutante visited her brother Edwin for the first time since he shot Francis A Donaldson. The pair talked 15 minutes in Montgomery County jail where Rose is held on murder charges. She emerged sobbing saying she loved her brother. She claimed her father and brother drove her from home and bore blame for Donaldson's death. Allen killed Donaldson at the Allen apartment in Green Hill Farms after a quarrel over his attention to Rose. If indicted she may face trial in February.
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Norristown
Rose Allen
Edwin
Francis A. Tiowidson
Montgomery County
Allen
Donaldson
Miss Allen
Green HU Farms
Philadelphia
Saline County Man Announces For Senate Post
Sam D. Caragon of Saline County. president of the Farmers Protective Association of America. announces candidacy for the United States Senate to fill the unexpired Caraway term in a special election set for January 12. The Democrat underscores his bid amid national debate over League of Nations policy and U.S. stance toward Japan.
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Little Rock
Sam JD
Cara Gon
Detonti
Saline County
Farmers Protective Association of America
United States
Caraway
Hospital Board to Visit Two Areas Title
The Federal Board of Hospitalization subcommittee will inspect sites for a new veterans hospital in central Arkansas and near the Ozarks. No visit date set. General Cumming said sites beyond these regions should be eliminated from further consideration. Texarkana was urged by the Texarkana Chamber of Commerce to be visited.
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HS. Comming
The
Public Health Service
Federal Board of Hospitalization
Arkansas
Tom Connally
Pene ‘Arkansda
Ozarks
Cumming
Federal Board
Msj
R. A. Patterson
Army
George F. Jams
Veterans Affairs
Cummings Setter
Texarkana
Room-mates at College to Rival for Governor
Two former University of Nebraska roommates may seek the governorship in different parties. William Ritchie Jr of Omaha has entered the Democratic gubernatorial race. State Sen Kenneth S Wherry of Pawnee City has been petitioned to run in the Republican primary, with decision pending.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
William Ritchie, Jr
Omaha
Kenneth S. Wherry
Pawnee City
Pawnee County
Ritchie
Wherry
Maryana
Campaign to Support Arkansas Crippled Children Home
Hempstead county women led by Mrs. Harry Lemley will campaign next week to raise private donations for the Arkansas Crippled Children Home and Hospital. The effort will go to community groups with envelopes for contributions, supporting a non-sectarian statewide child care society that serves homeless and neglected children. Over 3,500 children have been helped, and about 12,000 Arkansans need relief, with potential capacity for 1,200 yearly.
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Arkansas Crippled Children's Home
Hempstead County
Harry Lemley
Hempstead
Little Rock
Cripplee Children’s, Home
Tts
Arkansas
Nineteen? No, 34 Men Nominated For C of C Board
Thirty four men were put forward for the Hope Chamber of Commerce board of directors in the annual election. Ballots were mailed Tuesday by manager W Homer Pigg. Seventeen directors will be elected with voters to scratch off names they do not wish to vote for. Ballots must be mailed by midnight Wednesday November 18, and results will be announced at the annual banquet Friday November 20 at 7:30 p.m. in Hotel Barlow where Joseph F Leonard will deliver the annual address. The slate includes managers, directors, and community leaders such as Inlsow, Ralph Reuten, Carter Johnson, Frank Ward, Geo W Robison, R B Stanford, Alex H Washburn, Dr W R Anderson, R L Gosnell, Jin Henry, Tom McLarty, C C Spragins, Paul Briant, W S Atkins, T K Rhodes, M S Bates, E B Austin, Lee Dieh, John P Cox, C W Weltman, Q A Graves, Terrell Cornelius, H O Kyler, Pat Duffie, B R Hamm, Sid McMath, E O Wingfield, Robert Huguenin, Roy Anderson, George W Ware, C E Romig, E B ONeal, E B Young, Rupert LaGrone, A C Monts.
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Hope
Board of Directors of
Hope Chamber of Commerce
W. Homer Pigg
Chamber of
Southwestern
United States Chamber of Commerce
Vs Inlsow
Ralph Reuten
Carter Johnson
Frank Ward
Geo
W. Robison
R. B. Stanford
Alex. H. Washburn
WR. Anderson
R. L. Gosnell
Jin Henry
Tom McLarty
C. C. Spragins
Paul Briant
W. S&s. Atkins
T. KL. Rhodes
M. 8
Bates
BE. B. Austin
Lee Dieh
John P. Cox
C. W. Weltman
Q. A. Graves
Terrell Cornelius
H. OQ. Kyler
Pat Duffie
B. RK. Hamm
Sid McMath
Eo, Wingfield
Robert Huguenin
Roy Anderson
George
Local Doctors Attend Meeting in New Orleans
Doctors B B Carrigan and G E Cannon travel to New Orleans for a Southern Medical Association meeting this week. They expect to return home Saturday morning.
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New Orleans
B. B. Carrigan
G. E. Cannon
Southern Medical Association
Noah Beery Lost in Mountain Storm
Hollywood actor Noah Beery and two companions were missing after a snowstorm east of Palmdale while pursuing Robert Elliott who was lost Saturday night. A search by foot and plane, aided by Beery Jr, continued as Mrs Beery traveled from Hollywood to Palmdale. Beery, Norris and Hendricks had driven eight miles east of Palmdale into Big Rock Green canyon before pursuing the high snowy terrain on foot. Beery had moved to Hollywood from New York stage work fifteen years ago.
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Los Angeles
Noah Beery
Palmdale
Beery
O. G. Nortis
Actors Mountain Resort
A. L. Hendricks
Robert Elliott
Eliott
Stavehers
George Siler
Elliot
Norris
Hendricks
Valmdale
Big Rock Green Canyon
New York
Hollywood
Wet Plank Topic to Be Discussed at Convention
New York report says former Governor Alfred E. Smith and Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt will discuss the wet plank for the Democratic national convention next spring. Roosevelt invited Smith to meet, with the conference expected in Roosevelt's Albany home Tuesday afternoon.
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Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Smith
United States Shifts Stance on Evacuation Demands
Reports from Paris Tuesday indicate a change in U S attitude toward Japan's evacuation demands in Manchuria. The American position reportedly hardens as Russia's activity attracts attention. General Mah's forces in Mukden are said to hold ground south of Anganchi with no withdrawal planned. Hu Han Ming, ex-head of the government branch and Nationalist leader, urged Nanjing to abandon weakness toward Japan in Shanghai.
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League Cowell
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Anganchi
Nanjing
Shanghai
Hu ‘Han-Ming
Governments
Nationalist Party
Jury trial set in Santa Monica liquor case
Leavitt a retired plumber and Dailey a Santa Monica grocer face liquor charges. A jury trial was set for November 24 for Leavitt and December 7 for Dailey after both waived or had jury requests. Leavitt denied knowledge of the liquor in the sack and claimed he was removing it at Dailey’s request.
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Hoover
S. A. M. Spencer
C. R. Dailey
Santa Monica
Carr
Dailey
Leavitt
Ruth Judd Trial Set For December
Phoenix report states Winnie Ruth Judd remains not guilty as trial date of December 15 is set amid objections. Judge Speakman grants 10 days to change plea while Herman Lewkowicz seeks delay. both murder charges to be heard on the same date though trials may run separately. Judd confessed to slaying two friends and shipping bodies to Los Angeles in trunks. Reverend H J McKinnell attempted to address court, declaring paternal concern.
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Ari
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes le Rei
Hedvig Sanwelson
Lewkowicz
Judd
Los Angeles
H. J. McKinnell
Darlington
Ind
Three Killed as Train Strikes Car Near Wheatley
A Rock Island passenger train struck a car two miles east of Wheatley killing Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and injuring their 13 year old son Hi. B Stevens Jr. The family traveled from Goodwin to Wheatley where Mr Stevens was superintendent of the consolidated schools. The car dragged 500 yards after impact and the bodies were badly mutilated. The boy died at Wheatley. the two adults were brought to Wheatley. School and business closures followed for funeral services.
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Hi. B Stevens
Rock Island
Stevens
Wheatley Consolidated Schools
Consolidated Schools
Chalybeate
Miss
Brinkley American Legion
Bell Baxter Masonic Lodge No
J. Webster
B. W. Jones
Little Rock
Patronage of Co-Eds Ig Sought by Stores
Washington reports that stores seek college girl patronage as she rises into limelight with debutante and bride. A midwestern shop uses a college beard to advise girl students on wardrobes and equipment, initiating contact with seniors through a top student leader.
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Department of Commerce
Her &Associates
McCollom Family Records Long Magnolia A. and M. Enrollment
Mrs I W McCollom of Walkerville and family have long tied to Magnolia A and M. college with six children graduating there or transferring to Oklahoma A and M. Carl McCollom finished in 1921 and now teaches at Imboden Ark. Another son is a freshman at Magnolia while two children are in high school and one in grammar school. If no change occurs a McCollom will have attended Magnolia A and M. from 1916 to 19.
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I. Wi. McCollom
Walkerville
Magnolia Ad& M. College
Carl
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Smith-Hughes
Imboden
Ark
McCollom
Magnolia A. & M
Oklahoma A. A& M
Magnolia
Parents Indicted For Child Torture Case in DC
Harry N. and Elsie M. Riley were indicted by a District of Columbia grand jury for torturing 13-year-old Edith Riley. The couple faces up to two years in prison and fines of 290 dollars if convicted. Edith is under care at Gallinger hospital while the Public Welfare Board oversees her for six months before a juvenile court decision.
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Wilfal
Harry N
Elsie M. Riley
District of Columbia
Edith Riley
Rileys
Edith
Gallinger Hospital
Public Welfare Board
Kathryn Sellers
Juvenile Court
Knock at Your Door Calls For Help From Arkansas Children
An appeal urges readers to aid destitute orphaned children via a small envelope from the Arkansas Children's Home and Hospital arriving next week. The letter describes the envelope as the voice of a child robbed of health or home and asks readers to respond with charity.
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Hese
Arkansas Children's Home
Riolo Killing Case Ties to White Plains Beale Move
Riolo was killed last month in an incident near the post office after a dispute over money. Beale, a carpenter, says Riolo attacked him first and that he defended himself with a club. Beale describes dragging the body to a car, disposing of Riolo’s belongings, and fleeing with a witness to Memphis. Officers recovered the watch and other items. sheriff and judge praised authorities for pursuing the slayer.
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Sacramento
Cation Certai
Beale
Miller
Bi L
Rilo
Riolo
Riolla
Junto
Rialo
Park Hill
Memphis
Little Rock
Hoancke
Westchester
Pennsylvania
Williams
Mrey
McGehee
First Dijon Circuit Court
Seed Owners Seek A Higher Market
Earle Arkansas reports that the St Francis Delta Cottonseed Association plans a boycott of Meny mills to pressure higher seed prices. The group will appoint a committee to negotiate with Texas and Mississippi mill owners for seed they already hold, citing Memphis discrimination against Arkansas farmers.
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Ark
Memphis
Arkansas
St Francis
Alfred A Taylor Confined to Hospital Again
In Johnson City Tennessee 93 year old former Governor Alfred A Taylor was seriously ill at Appalachian hospital on Monday. Doctor Harry Miller called the condition threatened patient, noting the seriousness of the illness and the need for careful medical observation.
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Tenns
Alfred A. Taylor
Tennessee
Appalachian Hospital
Harry Miller
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