Arkansas Men To Address Meeting On Public Power
Arkansas delegates at the Public Ownership Conference in Muscle Shoals Alabama will discuss municipal utilities and the Muscle Shoals hydroelectric plant. Speakers include A Gen tre of Hope Water and Light Plant and Arkansas Public Ownership League and Mr Gentry of Hope. The conference aims to promote public ownership and address alleged underuse of hydroelectric capacity, with representatives from Florence Tuscumbia Muscle Shoals and Sheffield Alabama hosting.
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Muscle Shoals
Ala- Irani
Weeliaclty
Christy
Jones
Bor
Bonesbore
Pd State Sanator
UW. A
Hane
Hope Water & Gight
Arkansas Public Ownership League
Gentry
Muscle
Hope
Arkansas
Public Ownership Conference
Florence
Tuscumbia
Sheffield
Alabama
Local Man Named to A E Board of Trustees
L L Paisley superintendent of Hope schools was named last week for a fourth consecutive term on the Arkansas Education Association board. He has served twelve years as secretary and is among the leading educators shaping state school matters in recent years.
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L. Paisley
Hope Schools
Tr F Wie Arkatsas Education Asan c
Paisley
Ackan
Dr Carrigan Goes To National Hunt Dr Carrigan Goes To National Hunt
Dr Carrigan travels to Nashville for a fox hunters event as part of an annual vacation. The outing centers on hunting activities and association leaders discuss ongoing plans and solidify positions within the group.
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Dr. Carrigan
Speedy the dog a legend in Murfreesboro tale
The Seot Learns How Speedy Got That Way recounts a Murfreesboro weekend saga about a dog nicknamed Speedy. Jit Mengomery, claiming experience, relates encounters in a rough town setting. The narrative follows Speedy’s quick pace, noisy actions, and a dramatic moment when a head impact near a car is described, ending with a celebratory scene as Speedy trots off.
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Jit Mengomery
Jin
Chawag
Nashville
Hutcoun
Niles
Speedy
Powell
Charley Crosnoe Accidentally Shot at Home
Charley Crosnoe, also called Charles Crosnoe, was wounded Saturday afternoon when a 32 automatic pistol dropped from a coat hanger in a closet. The bullet hit his left hand and lodged in a finger, later removed by surgeons. Doctors say the injuries are painful but not considered serious and expect recovery in a few days.
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Charles Crosnoe
Young Jins
Young Cressire
Land Forfeiture Act Under Attack
The Land Forfeiture Act No. 129 of 1920 facing attack in a suit filed by Pulaski official G F Emison against Tedford. The challenge claims the act discriminates against property owners by allowing state sales for taxes with limited remedies and insufficient notice. Court complications and multiple similar suits are noted as landlords and title men watch the law’s future.
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Lipile Rock
Pulaski
G. F. Emison
North Little Rock
Wetl
Tedford
Emixon
Maple Street
North
Argenta Addin
Mo Edfort
W. W. Shepherd
Binison
H. Carmighael Gue
Plantiff
Bar Defense
County Unit for Schools What Are Some of the Objections to the County Unit
Debate over county school units argues a well planned system resembles a city system with multiple elementary and junior high schools, central high schools, and boundaries. Proponents claim one county board would manage all schools, with local districts gaining relief while residents elect directors and transact all school business through the central body. Critics fear loss of local control and fear a single board may fail to address neighborhood needs under a unified system.
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Lovatort
Chilcen O
Phan
Citty Board of Education
Ty Iy
Tugel Loe
Enneluder Thab
Cehseliwol
Iast
Directud
Tably Rayen
Sehools
Hiadhaol
Boole Wie
Dhe Petindy
Xelaulumadt
Aiimjaistar
Inehade
Kchouls
Bulge County
Arkansas Bridge Plan Approval Sparks State Project
Washington reports the Arkansas State Highway Commission approved construction of a bridge structure on the westerly approach to the White Villa bridge near Augusta. The plan enables permanent passage over Plat wakes and will open to bids next Wednesday for the western care bridge project reinforcing Augusta infrastructure.
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Washington
Win Department
Lodix
Arkansas State Highway Commission
White Villa
Augusta
Liptl Rock
Noy
Stee
Agasta Briige
Many Will Attend C C Dinner Here
Washington reports James W. Good Secretary of War near death after a gangrenous appendix operation at Walter Reed Hospital. Mrs. Good and their two sons stay at his side as White House maintains contact for updates. Hope Chamber of Commerce annual banquet at Bar low hotel Tuesday night will feature O A Graves as presiding officer and Vernon L Thompson as principal speaker with many railroad and industry leaders attending. reservations to be made by calling G45.
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White House
Barlow Hotel
Washington
James W. Good
M. Good
Walter Reed Hospital
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Tei O
W. Komer Pigg
O. A. Graves
Vernon L. Thompson
Home Insurance Company of
Little Rock
Atts City
Mississippian Killed In Automobile Wreck
MEMPINS Novi reports W. J. Naughe 3c superintendent for the Thampse Lumber Co cited his hospital here today from injuries received yesterday in an auto accident at Oscoola Ark.
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Mempins
Novi
W. J. Naughe
Thampse Lumber Co
Ab Zama
Oscoola
Ark
Fire at UC Hospital Injures Operator in Exploding X-ray Room
A blast in the X-ray room on the UC hospital third floor caused a fierce blaze in San Francisco. Fire alarms sent responders. over 100 patients evacuated with no serious injuries. Operator Miss Juanita Costenbarber was injured after jumping from the third floor as exits were blocked.
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San Francisco
University of California Hospital
Juanita Costenbarber
Enubyl
Stock Market In Another Rampage New York Shares Fall After Brokerage Collapse
In New York the stock market suffered another sell off as orders flooded the NYSE pushing prices down one to fifteen dollars. A brokerage house with NYSE membership failed minutes before closing, failing to trigger a broader panic though some poorly priced specialities tumbled toward the end.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Muarle
Geissler Named Minister to Siam from Guatemala
Arthur Geissler of Oklahoma, long serving in Guatemala, was nominated by President Hoover to be minister to Siam. The move follows his diplomatic work in Central America and Latin affairs, reflecting a widening role for U.S. diplomacy in Asia.
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Washington
Arthur Geissler
Oklaham
Ly Guatemlin
Hewyer
Sivan
Antiquated Laws Open Debate at Arkans Association Meeting
El Dorado. Nav. be au Bilon W Rogers, El Dorashe settornes urged the Arkansas Association of Credit Men to modernize or abolish collection laws deemed antiquated. He argued current statutes hinder debtor relief and mislead courts in enforcing credit suits. The address called for legal reform and streamlined procedures in debt collection.
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EL Dorado
W. Rogers
el Dorashe Settornes
Arline
Cleo
Rerad iMeredneits
Arkilinis Association of Credit Men
Tod Rogers
Depositions In Tunney Case Taken At Hot Springs
Depositions to support a $500,000 suit filed by John Fogarty of Fort Worth against J. J. Tunney were taken in Hot Springs. Six to eight depositions were conducted in Fogarty's lawyers offices with reporters excluded. Witnesses included Mayor McLaughlin and Municipal Judge Lodghewood. Tunney was represented by Pace and Emory.
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Hot Springs
New Haven
Conn
Fogarty
Tunney
Frank, Pace
Little Rock
Houston Emory
McLaughlin
Lodhgerwood
Alleged Killer of Rothstein To Trial
New York officials prepare to try George A. Manus, accused gambler and bookmaker, in the killing of Broadway figure Arnold Rothstein. Fifteen jurors are called as spectators allowed. trial court session opens amid delays tied to Alvin Thanh’s illness and recovery.
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New York
Arnold Rothstein
George A. Mes Manus
Alvin Thomas
Milwaukee
Thanh
Motorists Warned Against Monoxide Gas Dangers
Fragmented report warns drivers about carbon monoxide poisoning from exhaust in enclosed spaces. It urges opening dawn vents, moving victims to fresh air, and commencing artificial respiration if breathing stops.
Lime as a Safe Investment for Soil Health and Yield
The article extols lime as a prudent long term soil amendment that improves soil texture and reduces acidity, boosting nutrient availability and water retention. It notes lime enhances root growth, speeds decomposition of organic matter, and can raise yields when soils are acidic or deficient in lime, with effects varying by soil type and crop.
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Mont Seily
Unis
Oia Blake
Ois Gant
Mouay
Arkansas Supreme Court Upholds Act No 180 Bonds for State Hospital
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld Act No 180 of 1929 authorizing 3.25 million dollars in bonds for the state Hospital for Nervous Diseases and improvements at the Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanitarium. It affirmed a lower court ruling dismissing H P Baker's suit to block bond issuance, ruling income tax does not violate the constitution’s one percent tax cap. Howell seeks rehearing with two weeks to file briefs.
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Little Rock
State Hospital
Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Supreme Court
Pulaski County
Hospital Commission
Howell
W. H
Fire Sweeps Little Rock Post Office and Federal Building
A basement fire at the Little Rock post office and federal building produced heavy smoke and forced evacuations of workers on the fourth floor. Firemen rescued several employees as smoke filled the structure. Postmaster Jas Ginocchio said damage was small and no valuable water supplies were harmed. The blaze began in the janitor's supply area and the cause remained undetermined.
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Little Rock
Post Office
Federal
Jas
Ginocchio
Governor Names Board Members for State Agencies
Governor announces appointments to the State Hospital Construction Commission replacing Puersear of Jenesboro and T H Barton of Dorido, with Wo Puersear resigning. George B Pugh of Little Rock named to the State Board of Education to fill Hardy's seat. Niemeyer of Little Rock is named to the Hospital panel. Pugh is an attorney and Niemeyer is president of Barker's Trust Co.
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Little Mock
Col Basten
Puryear
Niemeyer
Barkers Trust Co
Hells al- Fae
Goggenheim to Cuba to assume diplomatic duties
In Key West in November 1814 Iaeyy Giuggenstein, named as United States ambassador to Cuba, arrived with his party and presented credentials to the Cuban governor sealing his mission.
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Cuba
Key West
Iaeyy Giuggenstein
United States
Hig Offeral
Bats- Anwiigsn
Charisret
Om. Loi
Iis
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