Retiring Senator's Wife Rearms Behind the Scenes
The article profiles a quiet Southern woman who kept a commanding role as her husband’s counselor. She guided campaign efforts, prepared speeches, and supported him at home, cooking, gardening, and tending to neighbors, while rarely entering the public spotlight. Her influence shaped his political work more than any formal bid or public speech.
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Paul Caraway
Les
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Sessions
Saenger Presents Added Attraction Prince Zodar The Mentalist
Prince Zodar opens a three day engagement at the Saenger theater with audiences spellbound as he answers questions on world economies and marriage. Zodar, famed as Americas greatest mentalist, comes after a Broadway run and vaudeville years, linking stage work with authorial books on life and psychology.
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Saenger Theater
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Zadar
America
Zeehar
Physicians Warned of State Control in South Health Speech
NEW ORLEANS A. more active effort by physicians in public health to counter state medicine was urged by Dr Felix J Underwood of Jackson Mississippi to the Southern Medical Association. State medicine would place doctors under state control and salaried by taxes while independence and full time public health service guard against it. Delegates from the South greeted by Dr S C Barrow and Dr E L Irwin.
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Southern Medical Association
Felix. J. Underwood
Jackson
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Physicians
South
5.C. Barrow
Shreveport
State Medical Association
E. L. Irwin
Orleans
World Series memories of Roettger High Sisler and more
A fragmented reminiscence recounts players from the early world series era. Highlights include Roettger's Cincinnati trade impact, High and Flowers roles, Sisler's illness and return from eye trouble, and George's final at bat at age 39 for Rochester marking a remembered peak and fade in baseball history.
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Cardinai Farm Acadcties
Jake Flowers
Brooklyn
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Addgim
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Nateral
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Rochester
Almos
Sister
Realtors Back Home Loan Banks Plan
The National Association of Real Estate Boards moves to build a bipartisan drive to win congressional approval for President Hoover�s home loan discount banks. The Executive Committee plans to pressure all 562 member boards and meet with party leaders to secure swift action. Former Governor Cox praised the plan as a constructive step to improve business conditions.
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Hoover
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Harry §. Kissell
Springfield
Association
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Walter H. Newton
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Kissell
Cox
Ohio
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Hattie Caraway’s Senate Bid Seen With Confidence
In obscurity Arkansas eyes Hattie Caraway as the senator elect with a sure chance. Supporters believe she will reveal the quiet strength she has long held, while opponents doubt she will falter.
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Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Jonesboro
New York Woman Seeks to Clear Her Name
Former federal attorney Ellamarye Failor plans to seek an investigation to vindicate her conduct in the mail fraud prosecution of Harry L. Goldhurst, linked to Bishop James Cannon Jr. through their securities brokerage. Goldhurst, head of Kable & Company, was sentenced in 1929 to five years in Atlanta penitentiary. Last summer the Justice Department noted former attorney Charles H. Tuille recommended parole, with release slated for next April.
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New York
Ellamarye Failor
Harry L. Goldhurst
James Cannon, Jr
Goldhurst
Kable & Company
Atlanta
Department of Justice
Charles H. Tuille
Street Paving Advances on Mena Concrete Street
Firal work is now underway on Mena's first concrete street along highways 71 and 88 within city limits. All slabs are in place and partly opened to traffic. The Phoenix Construction Co contract should be completed within about ten days.
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Mena
Clark County debates continuing extension service plans
T L Wright and Miss Ella Posey conferr ed with Clark county agents and Arkadelphia leaders on the Jackson County quorum court failure to fund the extension service. State organizers hope to keep the program active in Clark county despite setback. Local agents Roberts N. Bond and Miss Sybil Bates participated.
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Arkadelphia
T. L. Wright
Ella Posey
Clark County
Posey
This County
Roberts N. Bond
Sybil Bates
Widow Confesses Poisoning Husband in Illinois Case
Pekin Illinois widow Alice Magan 40 admits in a statement to State's Attorney Louis Dunkelberg that she killed her husband John Magan a year ago and her 12 year old daughter Mildred last August with poison. The attorney doubts doctor B M Barringer signed the death certificate or participated in the alleged plot.
Arkansas Democrat backs Hattie Caraway nomination
The Arkansas Democrat reports a telegraphic poll of State Democratic Central Committee members naming seventeen as supporters of Mrs. Hattie Caraway for nomination to succeed her late husband. The piece notes the likelihood that about 20 of 31 committee members will vote to nominate her, with Governor Parnell urging friends to back Mrs. Caraway upon appointment for the vacancy until a January 12 election.
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Arkansas Democrat
State Democratic Ceneral Committee
Hattie Caraway
Parnell
Caraway
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