Grand Jury Reports 41 True Bills After Three-Day Session
Hempstead county grand jury adjourned after a three day session examining 107 witnesses, returning 42 true bills and keeping five indictments secret. Notable targets include June Brashear in the First National bank robbery at Hope and Charley Chapman linked to the Smackover bank hold up. Indictments cover burglary, grand larceny, and related offenses with several murder and assault charges among the results. The paper also notes secret indictments believed to involve Sarah Lloyd and her son Jackson Lloyd. Further civil and criminal docket items are listed with multiple hearings set for the coming week.
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Hempstead County
June Brashear
First National Bank
Hope
Nevada County
Prescott
Charley Chapman
Smackover
Chapman
Sarah Lloyd
Jackson Lloyd
Finley Cornelius
Elwood Hatch
Arl Ward
Charles Thornton
Otho Frierson
Willie Neal
Ed Johnson
Leo Hatch
Tom Cox
Porter Reed
Madison Fisher
Buddy Turner
Henry Muldrow
Judge Bush urges more court terms to cut jail costs
Opening Hempstead circuit court prompts Judge Dexter Bush to propose holding court four times a year instead of twice. He argues shorter sessions and more frequent terms could save local government money on prisoner costs, a principle applicable nationwide. The piece links to tax debates and municipal light plants as funding examples for public services.
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Hempstead
Washington
Dexter Bush
Bush
America
Illinois Guard Is Called to Mines
Harrisburg Illinois National Guard ordered into Saline County after picketing miners were accused of wounding many. Mine officials said at least three persons were wounded by weapon fire from picket lines. Violence flared in Pittsburgh area as strikes spread with pickets tightening lines to disrupt production. Two men were clubbed near Ambridge steel plant and hundreds kept from reporting to work at Latrobe Steel Company plant.
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Harrisburg
National Guard
Saline County
Pittsburgh
Pitsburgh
Tstate
Ambridge
Latrobe Meetine Steel Company
Latrobe
Hayes Named National Commander of American Legion
Chicago bulletin reports Edward A. Hayes of Milwaukee chosen as national commander of the American Legion, succeeding prior leadership and set to lead during current year activities.
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Chicago
Edwad A. Hayes
Mwiogis
Tyshay Ying Hednatin
The
American Legion
Tovey Found Gravely Ill in Arkansas Hotel Room
Henry D. Tovey director of the University of Arkansas music department was found in a semi conscious state in his hotel room on Thursday. Reports say he suffered a brain hemorrhage. Tovey heads the Arkansas Federation of Music and previously directed at Quachila College Arkadelphia.
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Little Rock
Henry D. Tovey
University of Arkansas
Pist
Tovey
The
Arkansas Federation of Music
Quachila College
Arkadelphia
State Council to Scale Farm Debt
Fourteen prominent citizens were appointed by Governor Futrell to serve on the state agricultural advisory council aiding the Federal Farm Credit Administration. Members include T. Roy Reid, Dr. M. F. Dickinson, and Hendrix Alpin. The council will set up county councils and at the October 16 meeting seek compromises to have federal loans cover the entire farm debts.
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Little Rock
Futrell
State Agricultural Advisory Council
Federal Farm Credit Administration
T. Roy Reid
The
Agricultural Extension Service
M. F. Dickinson
Arkansas Farmers Union
Hendrix Alpin
el Dorado
Peek to Examine Retail Price Hike
Washington farm administrator George N Peek charged retailers use the 4.2 cent cotton processing tax to justify large markups on retail cotton goods. He announced a nationwide inquiry into sales prices amid complaints that consumers are told the tax alone drives price gains. A conference with October US store executives was called to address alleged unfair practices attributing price hikes to the tax.
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Washington
George N. Peek
Peek
Hollywood Stars Accused in Plot
Los Angeles court action looms as a grand jury considers a reported plot to disfigure film actor John Warburton so he cannot appear in motion pictures. Testimony implicates actress Alice White, her fiancé Sidney Bartlett, former referee Dave Miller, and actors Martin Black and Russell Brown amid related robbery charges.
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Los Angeles
John Warburton
Alice White
Sidney Bartlett
Dave Miller
Chicago
Martin Black
Russell Bo Brown
Miss White
Bartlett
Revalued Dollar Seen as Best Guard, Says Robinson
New York reports Senator Joe T. Robinson of Arkansas returning from Europe warns against currency inflation. He argues inflationary money printing causes disaster and that a dollar revaluation and price level readjustment could expand purchasing power without eroding confidence. He urges public support for the NRA to prevent a negative recovery impact. He adds that a special session of Congress might be needed to regulate liquor imports if Prohibition returns.
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New York
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Europe
National Recovery Administration
Robinson
Congress
Records in Mail Probe Disappear
Washington records sought by the senate committee on ocean mail contracts vanished from Empire Stevedoring Company files covering 1920 to 1930. Senator King pressed Black Diamond president J. E. Dockendorf about why only this subsidiary’s records were missing, prompting a cautious response from the witness.
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Washington
Senate
Black Diamond
Empire Stevedoring Company
King
Utah
J. E. Dackendorff
New York Pier
Dockendorf
U S Police Idea Costs Malloy Job
Washington reports that Pat Malloy federal assistant attorney general was fired after proposing federalized police. He sent his resignation September 5, amid protest at the Chicago ABA convention where he claimed support from Attorney General Cummings. He was seen as a political appointee aiming for retirement to private practice.
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Washington
Pat Malloy
Chicago
American Bar Association
Hugh 5. Cummings
Malloy
Bar Association
Cummings
Freedom of Press Lost by Germany
Berlin reports a new law that declares journalists public officials and regulates their rights and duties. The measure may be read abroad as ending press freedom, with observers in America noting potential impact on reporting and media independence.
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Germany
Berlin
Anerica
City Grants 15000 to Open Hope Public Schools This Week
The city council allocates 15000 to Hope public schools to cover elementary teachers salaries and bond costs if the school board arranges funds. Elementary pupils were dismissed early as grades await start, while high school students will meet Friday at 830 am with lockers and deposits. The final plan and opening date hinge on a Friday or Saturday school board decision.
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Hope
Garland
Public School Administration
Greyhound Lines May Enter State
The Southwestern Transportation Company, affiliate of the Cotton Belt Route, negotiates with Dixie Greyhound Lines to take over its passenger bus business and franchises. Southwestern would exit motor bus work but keep freight operations, with routes including Dallas to St Louis and connections from Little Rock to England and Stuttgart, and Jonesboro to Forrest City.
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Little. Rock
Southwestern Transportation Company
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company
Dixie Greyhound Lines
Memphis
Southwestern Company
Thon
Arkansas
Dallas
St. Louis
Texarkana
Magholia
Camden
Stringer and Webb Sued for Accident in Pulaski County
Personal injury suit filed Tuesday against Stringer and Webb Crime Company in Pulaski County Court at Little Rock by David J. Bean of Hope and Prescott. Bean alleges injuries from alighting a company truck at Second and Pine streets in Hope a year ago after the driver gave him a lift on the highway.
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Stringer & Webb ‘Crime Company
Pulaski
Little Rock
David J. Bean
Hope and Prescot
Second and
Pine Streets
Hope
Beans
Admiral Byrd's Ship in Distress Off Frying Pan Shoals
The coast guard cutter Modoc rushed to aid the Bear, Byrd's polar expedition ship, distressed off Frying Pan shoals near North Carolina. The Bear, built in Scotland and later Navy rescued ship, is being towed to Southport after leaving Boston with scientific cargo for Byrd's Little America expedition.
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Wilmington
N. C
Coast Guard
Modoc
Richard E. Byrd
Frying Pan Shoals
Carolina Capes
North Carolina
North Carolina South Carolina Line
Southport
Glasgow
Stone Towing Company
Oak Island
Oakland
Boston
Little America
Bayonne
N. J
Norfolk
Byrd
Robert A. B. English
U.S. NL
Terrence Keough
Scotland
United States Navy
W. &. Schley
Fragmented Oct Stock Quotations From Narrow OCR List
Partial historical stock quotes fragment shows names like American Can Amoco Am Tel and Tel Chrysler General Motors Missouri Pacific Standard Oil and others. Missing dates and many figures but indicates closing prices or quotients from a financial page.
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American Smekey Am
Tel &Tel
Chrysler
General Motors Missouri Pacific
Sacony Vacuum Standard Oil N. J
Hurricane Threat Bids Coast Goodbye
Miami report notes tropical storm movement shifting northeast into the Atlantic from Havana. After pounding Havana and brushing Key West with outer winds, meteorologists say the disturbance is centered at sea off the east coast and moving away from Florida in a north and northeast path.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Havana
Florida
Key West
Whitehill stymies Giants as Senators blank New York four to zero
In Griffith Field Washington's Lefty Whitehill fired a five hit gem to hand the New York Giants a 4 0 defeat as the Senators tallied four runs on nine hits. Meyer led Washington with three hits in four at bats while the Giants managed only five safeties and could not cross the plate. The 1933 World Series stands 2 1 in favor of New York after this game with game four set for Friday.
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Griffith
Washington
D. C
Senators
New York Giants
New York
Lefty Whitehill
Fitzsimmons
Bell
Meyer
Innine
Moore
Goslin
Critz
Bluege
Kuhel
Terry
Wesh
Gos
Fape
Jill
Manush
Ryan
Cronin
F Simmons
Schulte
Kubel
Jackson
Whitehill
Fitzsimmons Reis
Giants
Jackson At Third Who Throws 0 Second Base, Foreng Schulte
N. Y.ott
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W. M. Thompson
L. W. Baldwin
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G. A. McGregor
Mc. B. Thompson
J. B. McCrary Company
W. M. Bremer
C. S. Lowthorp
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Prescott & Northwestern Railway Company
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Stringer & Webb
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