Horatio Lions Meet Bobcats on Hope Field Friday
Horatio Lions travel to Hope Field to face the Bobcats in a Friday football clash coached by Teddy Jones. Bobcats seek revenge after three losses to Horatio this season while hoping for improved health with Chamberlain back at center and Hargis returning from injury. lineup includes Urban Drake Turner and others as officials set the 7:30 start.
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Leonard Ellis
Teddy Jones
Horatio
Lions
Leslie Nations
Weiter
University of Arkansas
Parker
Nations
Texarkana
Texas
Beate Liens
Chamberlain
Bobcat
Hugh Chamberlain
Matt Hargis
Hargis
DeQueen
Urban
Drake
J. Turner
Spears
Berry Vanderbilt
Young Henderson
Methvin
Editorial by Smith against currency policy in New Outlook
New York Friday former Governor Alfred E. Smith released an editorial to be published in the New Outlook magazine in which he opposes the current administration's currency experimentation. Canary Islands LAS PALMAS residents report the Lindbergs arrived safely from the Azores Friday. Arkansas LITTLE ROCK authorities urge cities to apply for Civil Works funded air ports to build a national network of airports. Jacksonville- Tucker prison farms guards recaptured Helen Spence and Ruth Clark near Conway after their escape from the state prison farm for women. Oklahoma M'ALISTER Bard Quinn, a young rum runner, died in the electric chair for the murder of two schoolteacher sisters on a northern Oklahoma road in December 1910. Augusta Ellis Arnoff, 32, merchant of McCrory, Ark., wounded near Searcy when a pistol discharged in his car while returning from a dance. fellow Lester Holder says Arnoff was asleep in front seat and the pistol discharged, striking Arnoff.
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New Outlook Magazine
Little Rock
Helen Spence
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Jacksonville
Conway
Tucker
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M'Alister
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Bard Quinn
State Prison
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Oklahoma
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Ark
Ellis Arnoff
McCrory
Searcy
Lester Holder
Arnoff
Mrs Norris O Neal Dies at 25 in Hope Home
Mrs Norris O Neal aged 25 and eight months married found dead at her West Fifth street home at noon Friday. Officials report heart trouble as the cause with a mild forehead bruise from a fall after fainting. Coroner J H Weaver to investigate after relatives arrive. she was active in First Methodist church choir and the wife of N P O Neal linked to the Hope Brick plant.
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Norris O'Neal
West Fifth Street
J. H. Weaver
Hempstead
O'Neal
Lucile Gould
Glenwood
Ark
Gould
Shank Trial Set to Open Monday in Malvern Ark
Akron attorney Mark Shank faces an insanity defense as he stands trial in Malvern Arkansas for the murder of four members of the Colley family. Attorney George Hargreaves plans depositions to show Shank’s violent outbursts and will present Toledo Hospital records noting five relatives confined there. The report notes the North Pole climate as ``healthiest'' per Sir Douglas Mawson.
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Ohio
Mark Shank
Malvern
Ark
George Hargreaves
Shards
Hargreaves
Toledo State Hospital
Shank
Fred Colley
North Pole
Douglas Mawson
Farmer Hulsey ends life in personal crisis amid farewell note
William Hulsey 45, a Washington area farmer, shot himself with a 12 gauge in his home Friday morning, leaving a note to his young daughter Lucille. He had warned his mother and father of being tired of living and was found by his brother Albert and neighbor Tom Parson after threats of personal crisis. He died shortly after the gunshot, with his wife away and daughter at school.
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William Hulsey
Washington
Hulsey
Albert
Tom Parson
Albert Hulsey
Parson
Lucille
Huldby
Recognition of Cuba Rebels Near US
President Roosevelt announced that Ambassador Welles will be returned to the State Department from Cuba soon and urged Cuba to form a stable government through compromise. He said Jefferson Caffery will replace Welles in Havana and then return to Washington to resume his duties.
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Roosevelt
Welles
State Department
Cuba
Island Republic
Jefferson Caffery
Havana
Ambassador Welles
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Graves Outlines School Problems
C A Graves of Hope, named to Gov Futrells special commission on Arkansas education, told the Rotary club that beyond money the nation must guarantee a common school education for all citizens. He urged local districts to cooperate in surveying future plans and accepting recommendations for a new system, noting the state owes children a basic educational duty. He outlined possible state reform, including redistributing utility taxes to fund grade schools and expanding state aid, while stressing the commission would build a foundation for the entire program.
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C. A. Graves
Futrell
Arkansas
Rotary Club
Special Education Commission
Election Order For Fifth District Special Election
Governor Futrell issued a writ directing sheriffs and election boards in eight counties to hold a special election on December 19 in the Fifth Congressional District. He rejected the request to delay the vote while Brooks Hays contest of David D. Terry’s nomination is resolved by the courts. Belgium vows to defend its territory as in 1914, said Premier Count de Broqueville.
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Boards of Election Commissioners
Fifth Congressional District
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Brooks Hays
Hays
David D. Terry
Belgium
Count de Broqueville
Prescott Farmers Form Loan Corporation
The Prescott Credit Production Association, organized by Hempstead and Nevada county farmers, seeks a Farm Credit Administration charter. Seventeen farmers signed as incorporators. temporary directors named. The group will offer 3 to 12 month loans for crops, livestock, and dairy cattle, secured by mortgages.
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Prescott
Wood Promoted to Manager at Community Ice in McAlester
Wood promoted to manager of Community Ice at McAlester Oklahoma. He leaves Thursday night for the new post. Lt. Clair Brady succeeds him as local engineer, announced by Manager H. R. Morley on Friday.
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Community
McAlester
Okla
H. R. Morley
Mr. Wood
Lt. Clair Brady
U.S. Gold Price Tops London Figure on Friday
The fixed price of newly mined domestic gold was $33.76 an ounce on Friday, higher than London quotes at $33.48 as the administration maintains its monetary program. Acting Secretary Morgenthau travels to Warm Springs, Ga., for a three day visit with President Roosevelt.
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London
Morgenthau
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Roosevelt
U.S. Demands Deportation of Insull Renewed
In Athens Greece the United States warned Greece to deport Samuel Insull the Chicago utilities magnate, now facing criminal charges linked to his collapsed empire. After court rulings twice denied deportation, Washington cautions of reprisal and Greek officials study feasible action while Insull’s $21,000 annuity from the utilities firm is reportedly cancelled.
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Greece
United States
Samuel Ingall
Chicago
Linsuil
Hospitals face rising costs from road accident injuries
English hospitals spend more than six hundred thousand annually treating road accident injuries, highlighting growing burden on public health services and emergency care resources across the system.
Fourteen year old Bruce dies after hunting accident
E C Bruce aged 14 son of J C Bruce of Blevins died at Prescott hospital from gunshot wounds suffered in a hunting accident near Blevins last Saturday. His hunting companion Leon Stephens slipped and discharged his gun, striking Bruce in the face. He received initial aid at Blevins by Dr. R Robins and was moved to Prescott hospital where his condition worsened. Funeral services will be held at 10 a m Saturday at First Methodist church in Blevins with Rev A P Thompson and Rev G W Whiteside officiating. Burial will be in Holly Grove cemetery. Surviving are his father, three brothers and four sisters, all of Blevins.
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J. C. Bruce
Blevins
Cora Donnell
Prescott
Bruce
Leon Stephens
R. Robins
First Methodist Church
A. P. Thompson
G. W. Whiteside
Mt. Ida
Holly Grove Cemetery
J. J. Bruce
Nudist Colony Wedding Near Elsinore Enchants Couple
A wedding was held Wednesday at a nudist colony seven miles southwest of Elsinore California in a secluded valley. Bride Susie Wise and groom Jim Goodman a railway conductor, planned a honeymoon trip to San Francisco.
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Calif
Here
Sylvan
Jim Goodman
Susie Wise
San Francisco
Dr Alice Wynekoop Confesses Killing Daughter in Chicago
Chicago police report Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop 62 confessed firing a bullet into her daughter in law Rheta Wynekoop as she lay unconscious in the surgical office. She admitted administering chloroform during an exam then shot the woman and later staged a robbery to cover the act. Earle Wynekoop, her son, confessed to philanderous acts and was jailed.
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