Wild Western saga continues with ambush twist and marriage
In this installment Dana and Dudley navigate threats at the camp while Ball remains a dangerous figure. Malloy protects Ball’s role as tensions rise over a suspected traitor and a wounded man seeks aid as Swergin and Asper react to a volatile night. Dana plans a ride to stall a dangerous pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
Malloy
Galt
Ball
Swergin
Dena
Portex
Asper
Dona
Dudley
Asper Delo
Dudley Winters
Insull empire collapse hits Chicago investors hard
The article traces Samuel Insull and the fall of his holding companies led to bankruptcy hearings in Chicago. It notes investigations by state and federal prosecutors, with losses estimated over three quarters of a billion dollars. It details Insull’s public ownership gambit and political influence, and explains the pyramid of holding firms behind the operating utilities. Tomorrow item previews Insull’s rise from English immigrant to Edison secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insull
Paris
Young Insull
John A. Swanson
Chicago
Insull Holding
Samuel Insull
Insul
City Hall
Senate
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
Smith
Illinois Commerce Commission
George Brennan
Big Bill” Thompson
Kaiser
Thomas A. Edison
Father of 35 Sets Goal at 40
John D. Sloan a 60 year old man from Kona Kentucky claims the paternity championship of the United States for Kentucky He is father of 35 living children including two sets of triplets and four sets of twins Nineteen are daughters The eldest son is 36 The three front row girls are triplets Sloan plans to reach 40 children and says seven or eight years will prove his hive of healthy offspring He notes there has been no death in his family and assigns tasks to each child describing his clan as one big happy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona
Asper
Dudley
Kona
John D. Sloan
Minor
United States
Kentucky
Sloan
John Sloan
Napoleon Bonaparte
Life For Negro Blamed In Slaying Search
Wallace, long time trader with Hope wholesalers, born in Charleston Mississippi, and a brother who traveled from that city aided the search for the slayer of a Negro man whose boots matched tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Hope Wholesalers
Charleston
Miss
Garner Denounces to Cheerful 10,000 Crowd
Governor and Roosevelt exchange brief remarks amid a large rally as flashbulbs pop. Governor’s secretary relays the quotes: Roosevelt says this comes from the heart and Smith adds it goes for me too. Crowds cheer as the two leaders join hands for photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Smith
Hoover Defense of Tariffs and Republican Farming Program
President Hoover outlines twelve Republican farm policy points defending tariffs, marketing act revisions, land use reforms, faster Great Lakes waterway completion, farm loan leniency, tax reform, reorganization of Federal Land Banks, and credit expansion. He calls for disarmament to stabilize markets and uses of foreign debt payments to boost exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Corporation
Hope B and P W Homemakers Club Meeting Highlights
The Hope Business and Professional Women's club met at Dr Etta Champlin s home on South Elm Street Tuesday night with twelve members present. Dr Champlin and Misses Maude Lipscomb and Jack Porter spoke on membership advantages while reports from the September district conference in Hope were reviewed. Indoor golf and games followed as hostess helpers served hot chocolate and cakes. guests included Mrs Geo W Robison Mrs John Wellborn Misses Ruth Taylor Elizabeth Reagan and Nellie Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Business & Professional Women's Club
Etta Champlin
South Elm Street
Champlin
Maude Lipscomb
Jack Porter
Hope
Forrest Ruggles
Mamie Twitchell
Geo. W. Robison
John Wellborn
Ruth Taylor
Elizabeth Reagan
Nellie Porter
Hospital Notes From Shreveport area
Dr C A Kolb attended a Shreveport Clinical Society meeting and returned to Hope Tuesday night. Several local residents underwent operations at the hospital on Tuesday including Mrs W L Granger Mrs W C Johnson Dowie Biddle Mary Elizabeth Bright Raymen Bright and Mrs A H Seymour others returned home after shorter stays or days in the hospital with several patients noted as residents of Spring Hill Fulton Patmos and the Experiment Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Kolb
Shreveport Clinical Society
Shreveport
Hope
W. L. Granger
Waldo
W. C. Johnson
Magnolia
Dowie Biddle
H. S. Biddle
Patmos
Mary Elizabeth Bright
Raymen Bright
Mary Bright
Billy Mireas
G. F. Mireas
Spring Hill
Moonshiner Held In Raid At Powers
A raid one mile north of Powers on the Frisco railroad seized a still and 250 gallons of mash. A. O. Ward was arrested on manufacturing liquor charges after waiving preliminary hearing in Hope court. bond set at 500 dollars. The plant was about to begin operation, and county men Baker Porter Shipp Pate and Turner staged the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Frisco
A. O. Ward
Ward
Hope Municipal
Baker
Porter
Shipp
Pate
Turner
University of Arkansas Editor Visits Fruit Station
Kenneth R. Roy agricultural editor of the University of Arkansas visited the Fruit and Truck Experiment Station on Tuesday to tour facilities and discuss research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth R. Roy
The
University of Arkansas
Fruit & Truck Experiment Station
Auxiliary Leq and American Legion Blevins Meet
Auxiliary and American Legion Blevins discuss Thursday program with Commander Gray as guest. New 1933 officers listed for the Auxiliary include President Mrs. H. C. Ky and various vice presidents secretaries and chairmen. installation planned for the first Thursday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Gray
H. C. Ky
J. L
M Welborn
Rs. O'Neal
Tresaurer
Ruth Chaplain
Ched Hall
Tarian
Edward McFatorian
Frank Russell
Arms
W. E. Smith
Hollis
Jones
Hendrix
Walker
Hamm
W. W. M. M. McCloughan
Fidacter Johnson
Gillespie
Weaver
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Giedeo
Kieg
Delea
Stanley Biaca
Dley Winters
Dean
Coinz
Auper
Capier
Hermes
Smoot
Maloy
Sam Dean
Perver
Sam Insull
Lindley
Dwight Green
Asc
Insull Utilities Investments, Inc
Corporation Securities Co
Slean
Garner
Maine
Texas
Smeall Utility Investments, Inc
Ead
Hope Star
P. W
Julia Chester
Unit Fast
Partman
Hope, Ark
First National Bank
Hope, Arkansas
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Sight Exchange
R. G. McRae
N. P. O'Neal
Chas. C. McRar
E. P. Stewart
Jas, R. Henry
Naroleon Boapiari
Ceylon
NEA Service, Inc
Sor
Kingsway Hotel
Hot Springs National Park
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Kingsway
UCE
E. Wallace
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