Promoter Mauldin Promotes Notorious Ring Exhibition
The crowd at American Legion arena witnessed a lackluster wrestling event. Promoter Mauldin billed a match between Billy and Oywett Davis as a spectacle, but attendees derided it as the worst exhibition of wrestling they ever saw. Two wrestlers left their robes on stage, while over 200 in attendance, including the Hope Boys band, expressed disappointment.
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Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Waste Removal
An old advert warns that kidneys fail to filter waste, causing backache, swelling and fatigue. It touts Doan's Pills as a proven remedy used by millions for over 40 years to relieve symptoms and help the kidneys expel waste daily.
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Doan
Alaska Wrestler Morassie Beats Bald Eagle in Show
In a two match card in Hope, Fred Morassie, former Northwestern football player, defeated the Bald Eagle of Burbank Alaska in two straight falls. The first end came with body slams and Morassie then straddled his opponent to seal the outcome. The Hard Eagle fought hard in the second round, but Morassie proved the better man. The event drew a large crowd and was sponsored by the Hope Boys band which provided music.
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Mauldin
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Burbank
Alaska
Fred Morassie
Northwestern University
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Ling
Hope Boys Band
British Admiral Jellicoe Dies at 76 in London
Lord Jellicoe, famed British admiral who led the fleet at Jutland, died Wednesday at age 76 in London. An illness contracted during Armistice Day celebrations at the Cenotaph was the cause. his death follows a career crowned by becoming Viscount Jellicoe of Ceapa in 1918 and Earl Jellicoe in 1925, with his son Viscount Brdcas of Southampton set to inherit.
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Germany
Jutland
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Ceapa
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Southampton
Earl Jefticce
Outbreak War Continues Amid War Room Reports
General Kawashima returned from Kyushu maneuvers as subordinates joined his train near Tokyo to brief on North China events and army policy. Washington and London reactions were watched while Japan denied responsibility for the autonomy movement and prepared statements to justify its stance.
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Kyushu
Tokio
China
Washington
London
Foreign
War Office
Japan
Foreign Office
Kentucky governor elect vows repeal of sales tax plan says tax harms taxpayers
Governor elect A. By Tony Chandler predicts the 1926 legislature will refuse to extend the three percent sales tax that generates about ten million dollars annually. He argues the revenue lags, debt rises, and government should cut expenses. He credits Roosevelt's programs while opposing the tax and pledges to pursue tax relief, reduced gasoline taxes, and stronger school funding.
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Kentucky
Itony Chandler
Osto Cobb
Asleseas Frepublican Committee
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King Swope
Laffoon
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Roosevelt
Federal Drive on Accidents Begins
President Roosevelt launches a threefold national effort to cut accidents killing about 100000 annually and injuring nine million. Secretary of Commerce Roper to convene a conference of leaders within two weeks, chaired by Senator Moore with Capper and McAdoo among members, to focus on highways and broader transportation safety.
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California
Revision of Assessments Set for Hope Street District
The Board of Assessors of Street Improvement District No. 3 in Hope Arkansas will meet at 10:00 AM on Tuesday December 47 1935 at the Arkansas Bank and Trust Company building to revise and readjust assessments of benefits on real property. Property owners may appear to seek revisions or changes in values or improvements and have their applications considered. This 21st day of November 1935. Polk Singleton Eugene White Carter Johnson Board of Assessors.
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Arkansas
L. Carter Johnson
Arkansas Bank & Trust Company
Polk Singleton
Eugene White Carter Johnson
X Ray to the Rescue in Tuberculosis Fight
A vintage health feature describes tuberculosis as a preventable and curable killer, endangering youths and requiring early detection. It highlights the role of Christmas Seals funding over two thousand associations, and the X ray as a crucial tool to reveal lung infection and extent of disease.
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United States
Canal plan stirs Florida toil andlocal opposition
Ocala reports show relief workers racing to clear land for a Gulf Atlantic ship canal across Florida. The 200 mile sea level route would link Jacksonville to the Oklawaha and Withlacoochee rivers, employing over 5,000 workers amid farmer resistance over possible water supply impacts and drainage concerns.
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Florida
United States
Panama Canal
War Department
Brekon Somervell
Army
Roosevelt
Ceata
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South Florida
Central Florida Conservation Association of
Sanford
Atlantic
Gulf
Philip T. Sidney Paige
Col. Somervell
Philip I of Spain
Florida Peninsula
Florida Keys
St. John's River
Jacksonville
Palatka
Oklawat River
Oklawaha
Arkadelphia Rejects $50,000 City Hall Bond Issue
Arkadelphia voters Tuesday rejected a $50,000 city hall bond issue by 205 to 47 as most qualified residents stayed away. The defeat removes the chance for bids by contractors who have not secured liability insurance amid insurer withdrawals from Clark County over excessive verdicts.
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Ark
PWA
Clark County
U D C Convention Reviews Year and Plans in Hot Springs
Achievements of United Daughters of the Confederacy across the states were reviewed at Hot Springs convention sessions. National and division officers outlined plans for next year as memorial services honored Confederate dead and the Jefferson Davis Highway dinner highlighted the group’s memorial highway project. About 150 guests attended at the Arlington Hotel with division reports, a page’s ball, and tributes to leaders. A silver goblet gift to Mrs. Massey marked courtesy.
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Ark
United Daughters of the Confederacy
United States
John L. Woodbury
Kentucky
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Confederate States
Arlington Hotel
Society Girls
Hat
Mussey
Arkansas
CG. S. Lowthorp
Hope
New Jersey Fights Hauptmann Review in High Court
The New Jersey attorney general urged the U S Supreme Court on Thursday not to review the conviction of Bruno Richard Hauptmann for kidnapping and slaying the Lindbergh baby. A 20 page brief argued the petitioner has shown himself to be unworthy of relief.
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New Jersey
Supreme Court of the United States
Britno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Joseph Linigan
Fragmentary science notes on gas warfare and anatomy
The passage references the Fourteenth Attends ant and a World War gas comparison, stating one shell could cover areas needing many phosgene shells. It also notes that real snakes have no eyelids and keep eyes open, protected by a transparent coating.
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