Hope Star Opinions On Church, State And Prohibition
In Hope, Tuesday mass meeting with Hempstead county ministers aims to push a county referendum against liquor stores. The Hope Star rejects the idea churches must lead moral policy, arguing church involvement in politics destroys government, and favors a state dispensary system with a single liquor store per city, strict advertising bans, and tax considerations.
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Americans Doubt Filipino Republic Will Be Success
Manila dispatch reports American observers and some Filipinos cautious about the planned Philippine Common wealth set for November 15. While public tone remains upbeat, critics warn of economic strain and possible violence from extremist factions led by Aguinaldo. Analysts note a US windfall from coconut oil taxes and rising tensions over independence prospects as private industry is urged to aid recovery efforts.
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Illias
County Election on Liquor to Be Discussed Tuesday
A county wide mass meeting at Hope city hall will discuss legalizing liquor stores Tuesday at 2 50 pm. Rev Arden P Blaylock of First Baptist Lite Rock will speak. A business session will follow to elect a general chairman and committees for Hempstead county.
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Landrith
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Negro Shot to Death in Miller County Officer Clash
Negro man Davis was shot and killed by Chief Deputy Sheriff WIL Greer during a pistol confrontation near Fallon on Saturday night around 10. Deputy Greer faced possible charges, deemed justified by Prosecuting Attorney Ned Stewart after the scene investigation. Rysco Nard and Frank Wicker were also involved in related shootings, with Nard wounded and Walker jailed on weapons charges.
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Jamison
Texarkana
Malley County
Enlist in Navy at Office in Texarkana
Four men enlisted in the Navy at the Texarkana office on November 16. Osaiv S Weeks from Nashville Arkansas Jimus My Cagle from Presvat Ark and Dave Mt Seichardt from Mens Ark were transferred to the U S Naval Training Station in San Diego California for four months of pre ship training before joining the fleet. London traffic in England has risen by about 50 percent over five years per the British authorities following a seven day survey at Lyentant Ceers.
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Aulouchily Association
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$60,000 Project Is Approved to Save Red River Bridges
State Highway Maintenance Director John Buxton announced plans approved to start within two weeks on Red River bank protection at Garland City Miller County. A Colton Belt rail bridge was washed out and the highway bridge endangered by spring floods. The $60 000 project will be carried out cooperatively by the highway department Colton Belt and the Works Progress Administration under the U S Army Engineers district at Vicksburg Mississippi. The highway department will supply materials the railroad transportation and the WPA will provide the necessary labor. The Garland railroad bridge runs parallel to the No 62 highway bridge. The bank protection will safeguard both bridges during high water.
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Miller County
Colton
Vicksburg (Miss
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Highway Department
WPA
Garland Railroad
Tariffs Are Cut by U S and Canada
Washington reports a sweeping American Canadian trade pact slashing duties to spur general recovery and likely doubling bilateral trade within a year or two. The State Department estimates reductions affect two thirds of U S imports valued at about 303 million dollars for the year ending March 1930.
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United States
Shoplifters Bound Over to Grand Jury
Woodson Hightower and D K Curfin, Negroes, arrested for walking out Haynes store with silks, waived examination and held for grand jury. Bond $300 each. Potust Biddle and Feyton Stuart charged with trespass and larceny, fined $10 and $25. others pled guilty and fines suspended for good behavior. Ruth Maxwell found guilty of arson attempt, fined $10. Notice of appeal filed. bond set at $11. Buick charged with stealing a battery, pled guilty and fined $25.
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D. K. Curfin
Haynes
Montag
Michal
Potust Biddle
Feyton Stuart
Turner
Ruth Maxwell
Dare
Erly
Monlas
Cliude
Buick
L. Dudley
Abel
Segleweud West Iy
North China to become Japanese protected nation this week
Tokyo dispatches say a new state called North China will be born this week under Japan's military protection, similar to Manchouquo. Reports estimate its population at about 95 million, with Nan king unable to oppose the plan.
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Sentences for Hempstead county defendants in federal court
Eight Hempstead county defendants were among 48 sentenced by Federal Judge Heartsill Ragan in Texarkana. Saturday. Hampstead sentences include Claude M. West fifteen months plus fines, Elwood Hatch five months and fine, Grover Burns fifteen months and fines, George D. Hackney one year and fines, Viola McFaddin one year and fines, Jr A Huskey five years probation, Emmet Dawson and Minor Holyfield five years with probation, Fair Boyett of Oklahoma City visiting Hope.
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Texarkana
Hampstead County
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Elwood Hatch
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el Reno Reformatory
George D. Hackney
Viola McFaddin
Jr. A. Huskey
Probati Emmet Dawson
Sigua
Selence
Holyfield
Hudspeth battles Arkansas forfeiture ruling on cash
T A Hudspeth a former northwest Arkansas banker, lost Monday in the supreme court his fight against forfeiture by Arkansas courts of 059640 cash allegedly posted by fiends and relatives as bail on his appeal against a year’s prison term. In Washington the court allowed Governor Eugene Talmadge to file suit challenging the constitutionality of the Bankhead cotton production control act. In Little Rock Kenneth Coger relinquished his post as state welfare commissioner to Charles H Andrews of Searcy who vowed to carry out unemployment relief efforts effectively.
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Hope High Players to Dine with Mrs Turner Guests
Eighteen Hope High School football players and coaches will dine at the Turner boarding house 400 South Elm Street Monday night. Mrs J W Turner hosts in appreciation of Hope’s 7 to 0 victory over DeQueen, the eighth win of the season, with Beebe next at home Friday and Hot Springs on Thanksgiving.
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Walker to Play for Dance at the Barlow
Barry Walker and his orchestra will perform at the Hotel Barlow private dining room for the first public dance in sev een pnaiths. A large crowd is expected as Hope dancers join the event. Admission will be 4 and 10. The dance aims to attract local residents and visitors.
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Barry Walker
L-Pieve Ue Caro
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Wimpy Hope
Tance
Death Sentence Is Affirmed For Two Negroes
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Supreme Court on Monday affirmed the death sentences of Bubbl es Clayton 21 and Jim Caruthers 19 for assaulting a white woman near Blytheville on December 21 1934. Defense cited the Scottsboro case arguing discrimination based on race in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Jim Caruthers
Blytheville
Alabama
Scottsboro
No County Money Defendant Freed
In Temple Texas a man held on fraud charges against Piney Grove School was released after County finances prevented extradition from Texas to Arkansas. Sheriff Beardon lacked funds to return Segs Hawkins, and Judge H M Stephens refused county support, prompting a letter to Piney Grove Principal Vernon Whitten explaining the inability to bear extradition costs.
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H. M. Stephens
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Austin
Dbain
Segs Hawkins
Arkansas
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Stewart
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Arkansis
Rome and Ethiopa news amid League sanctions and war moves
The report covers Italy’s Italo Ethiop war under League of Nations sanctions, with economic boycotts and Mussolini’s warning of retaliation. Amid European actions, Emperor Haile Selassie awaits a northern Ethiopian counter, and Italian leadership shifts hint at a possible new advance.
Knights of Columbus Laments U S Mexico Policy Prompt
New York report shows Supreme Knight Martin H. Carmody releasing a letter accusing President Roosevelt of adopting a hands off stance on Mexican religious affairs. The Knights had urged a clear policy and improved police conditions but the administration chose not to intervene in the domestic concerns of foreign governments.
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