Earnshaw Baffles Cards as A's Win on Two-Hit Pitching
Philadelphia pitches stellar two hit outing led by George Earnshaw who shut down St Louis while Pepper Martin collected two hits for the Cardinals. Barnhart held Gabby Street’s club hitless through four innings. Philadelphia batters struck early and tallied three runs on six hits. Flowers leaves game after being struck during batting practice. Linsey and Derringer finish for St Louis.
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Philadelphia
Dhloks
George Earnshaw
Jed
Cardinals
Barnahan
Connile Mack
Wild Bil
Hallahan
St. Louis
Gabby Street
Big George
Martin
Pepper
Agin
Earnshaw
Cardinal
Sylvester Johnston
Lindsey
Derringer
Atletics
Johnson
Philadelphians
Max Bishop
Mule Hane
Socrate
Almmons
Sia Miller
Cochrane
Simmons
Foxx
Bing Miller
Miller
Wiliams
Flowers
Andy High
High
Watkins Rf
Fristh
Bottomfay
Hafey If
Wilson
Gelbertsa
der Clager P. Collins
Bishop
Georgia Governor Visits New York Leader at Warm Springs
Georgia Governor Richard H. Russell Jr and Atlanta Journal president Major John Cohen joined New York Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and Secretary Edward J. Flynn for a luncheon at Roosevelt cottage. They discussed national politics and expressed Georgia’s support if Roosevelt pursued the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Warm Springs
Georgia
New York
Richard H. Russell, Jr
John Cohen
Thetlanta Journal
Democratic National Commiteeman
Edward J. Flynn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Russell
Cohen
Pittsburgh Photos Big Hope Watermelon in Pittsburgh News
A 14 pound watermelon shipped to H. G. Scott treasurer of Reliance Life Insurance by Tylbot Feild Hope agent earned a five column photo in the Pittsburgh Press. The Saturday section highlighted the fruit and drew much attention as part of a local publicity feature. Three Smith brothers Glenn Clyde and Ray supplied varsity football center material at the University of Missouri for nine years.
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Hempstead County
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press
H. G. Scott
Reliance Life Insurance Company
Tylbot Feild
Hope
Smith Brothers
Glenn, Clyde
Ray
University of Missouri
Edison in Semi Conscious State Reported Weakening
In West Orange New Jersey doctors said Thomas A Edison remains in a semiconscious condition and his death is expected within days his personal physician reported Tuesday morning. The inventor's mental condition was described as lethargic.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas
U S Hospital Board To Visit Arkansas
A federal hospital board sub committee will tour Arkansas to assess need for new facilities and suitable site for a general hospital. Led by Surgeon General Cummings and Army Surgeon General R A Patterson, the panel may consider Fayetteville as a proven site from an earlier report.
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Washington
Federal Board On
Arkansas
Cummings
The
Army
R. A. Patterson
Fayetteville
Editor slashed by teacher in Alabama pool hall attack
In TIOTHAN Alabama J F Elmore a Collonwood school teacher wounded Wiregrass Journal editor L Smith Deal in a pool room Friday night slashing the throat and injuring the jugular vein with a pocket knife. Elmore was arrested on assault with intent to murder after the incident sparked retaliation over an editorial attack and subscription dispute linked to the Birmingham Independent paper.
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Tiothan
Ala
J. F. Elmore
Collonwood
Fale
L. Smith Deal
Wiregrass Journal
Elmore
Deal
J. Thomas Heflin
Birmingham Indepedent
Independent
Dothan
Journal
Heflin
Former Resident Hurt in Oklahoma Auto Crash
Will C. Shelton of Nashville, a former official of the National Bank of this city, was severely injured in an automobile accident near Fort Towson Oklahoma on Friday night while en route to Huga on business. His car was hit by a hit and run vehicle, causing paralysis in his back for a period though recovery is expected. he was returned home Sunday night and is resting but not fully recovered. Authorities in Fort Towson secured the other vehicle's license number.
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Will C. Shelton
Nashville
Githzens
National Bank
Fort Towson
Okla
Huga
Nashville News
Will Shelton
Oklo
Shelton
Mr. Shelton
President Hoover Unable to Attend Senator Morrow Funeral
President Hoover will not attend Wednesday's funeral for Senator Dwight W. Morrow and has asked Vice President Curtis to represent him at the services. Public affairs officials stated this was the reason for his absence.
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Curtis
Hoover
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Press of Public Affairs
Ride Appreciated but Not the Room and Board in Jail
LITTLE ROCK Allen Green and Otis Miller Conway negroes refused to pick cotton on the Mark Valentin plantation Monday morning. Deputy Sheriffs Spires and McCarroll called in a car for them and started toward Little Rock. Green and Miller were talkative and happy about a lift back to town. Near the Maip street bridge Green said it would be nice to haul them back to town. The officers laughed. You boys are under arrest for vag rancy. So Green and Miller landed in jail puzzled.
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Little Rock
Allen Green
Otis Miller
Mark Valentin
Spires
McCarroll
Green
Miller
Veterans seven day conference to aid relief plans
President Hoover approved a seven day veterans conference to secure economy and direct relief for veterans of all wars starting October 26. Officials said the plan aims to expedite relief and coordinate postwar programs across agencies. The announcement came as Parliament prepared for dissolution and a general election set for October 27 in Britain. The U S comptroller of currency issued a call for condition reports from all National banks through September 2.
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Washington
Ifoover
Comptroller of Currency
Civic Clubs Will Hold Joint Meet in Hope Hotel Barrow
Hope civic clubs plan a joint dinner meeting at 7 that Tuesday in Hotel Barlow club room hosted by the Business & Professional Women's club. Rotary and Kiwanis join as hosts. it replaces Rotary’s luncheon and Kiwanis’ Thursday dinner. Business Women's regular Tuesday dinner date stays. Presidents and program committees from all three clubs will discuss community topics.
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Club Clubs of Hope
Hotel Barlow
Business & Professional Women's Club
Business & Profesional Women's Club
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Regul Rr
Paris Aviator Lands Anti Fascist Leaflets Over Rome
The mystery flyer Laura de Bosis, daughter of Italian poet Adolfo de Basis, scattered over 200000 anti fascist tracts above Rome after starting from Marseilles. Pursuit planes chased the Italian raid, with depictions found near Terni and along the Adriatic coast.
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Paris
Rome
Laura de Basis
Lillian Vernon
St. Louis
Adolfo de Basis
de Bosis
Mediterranean
Marseilles
Italy
Corsica
Dalmatia
Adriatic
Arkansas Fire Deaths in Month Total Four
Four deaths and a property toll of 418275 were caused by fires during September. H B Savage chief of the division of conservation of the Arkansas fire prevention bureau announced Saturday on the eve of national fire prevention week. Of the property loss last month 43 dwellings destroyed accounted for 93000 and 34 others were damaged in the extent of 12150. The largest single fire destroyed dry goods and jewelry stores at Dermott causing loss of 75000. Seventeen motor vehicles were destroyed.
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Little Rock
H. B. Savage
Division of Conservation
Arkansas Fire Presention
Burgau
Dermott
Two Teens Die In Dallas Auto Crash
Dallas youths Lewis Dan Aemen, 17, and Lloyd M Small, 16, were hurled to death when a car racing another vehicle in an underpass struck a curb and plunged about 30 feet down an embankment late Saturday night.
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Dallas
Texas
Lewis Danaemen
Lloyd M. Small
Two-Year-Old Bay Near Death of Poison Food
A two year old boy Roy Grider is near death in Amarillo Texas after food poisoning that also killed his twin Ray. The brothers and their mother fell ill after a dinner last Sunday. Roy survived while Ray died on Saturday.
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Amarililo
Texas
Jay
Roy Grider
Rock Island
Ray
State agency to audit highway department spending set for session
A state highway audit commission approves a bill to broaden powers to probe department expenditures in detail in preparation for the legislature’s opening. A companion bill mirroring the Texas cotton act reduction act is drafted for conference in executive session.
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Highway Audit Commission
Highway ‘Department
Patmos Farmer Is Buried Wednesday
Curtner a Patmos area farmer living four miles south of Patmos was buried last Wednesday at Mt. Nebo cemetery with Rev. Levi Compton officiating. He had been ill about a year and recently discharged from a hospital at Shreveport. He is survived by his widow and other relatives.
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Gfp. Curtner
Patmos
Mt. Nebo
Levi Compton
Ing
Legion Outpost Meetings Planned for Local Post
The Lostie Huddiestory post directs continued outpost meetings this year with monthly sessions at Hope city hall and third Thursday gatherings in county areas. A September 15 meeting at city hall aims to initiate a membership drive, suspend outposts this month to bolster the treasury, and begin November sessions to maximize new members before the next meeting.
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Legion
Lostie Huddiestory
Hope City Hall
Ariis
Bist
Plane Strikes Wire Fatal Crash at Maxwell Field
Lieut James E Adams 36 of Huntington L I N Y and Pvt Fred Applewhite 22 of Boston Miss died in a Maxwell Field crash when their formation plane struck a 20 000 volt high tension wire during landing. The aircraft turned over and the gasoline tank exploded as it hit the ground. Adams piloted the plane and both men were badly burned. Witnesses recalled cries from the wreck and noted the wire was 60 feet above ground. Applewhite was reportedly a first flight student.
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Montgomery
Ala
James E. Adams
Huntington
N. Y
Fred Fred Applewhite
Boston
Miss
Maxwell Field
Army Air School
Adams
Applewhite
Aged Man and Woman Beaten in West Point Home
Police were summoned to the home of Jesse T. Kennedy in West Point Mississippi by a call from Mrs. Kennedy. They found Kennedy, 60, unconscious from blows to the head and a knife wound near the heart. Mrs. Kennedy was semi conscious with a head wound and a knife injury.
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West Point
Jesse T. Kennedy
Grand Jury Deliberations Stretch Through October Term
Hempstead circuit court enters October term with grand jury still deliberating. Officials anticipate Judge Dexter Bush’s return to Washington Wednesday as the first report is expected. Petit jurors were dismissed opening day and instructed to return Monday October 12, with civil jury cases likely eliminated to cut expenses amid many criminal trials.
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Hempstead
Io Grand Jury
Deliber
Youth Is Indicted on Kidnaping Count
Cass county grand jury at Linden indicted 21 year old William Sullivan on assault to murder and violation of the anti mask law after an all day probe into the kidnapping of J H Boyd, operator of a filling station. The crime led to the deaths of Hardy Luce Earlton Sullivan and Willard Fish amid station rivalry. Officers later moved Sullivan toward Cass county. he has been held in the Caddo parish jail.
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Texarkana
William Sullivan
Cass County
Grand Jury
Linden
J. H. Boyd
Boyd
Hardy Luce
Earlton Sullivan
Willard Fish
Shreveport
Sullivan
Caddo Patish
Hoxie Hotel and Residence Burn in Fire
A large two story hotel and adjacent residence in Hoxie were destroyed by a Monday morning fire of unknown origin. Mrs. A B Gibson owns both buildings and plans to rebuild. The Noble Hotel Company leased the hotel and most furnishings were insured. Dynamite helped shield nearby businesses. officials could not determine a cause.
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Hoxie
Noble
A.B. Gibson
Little Folks Revue Debuts in Hope With Little Miss Hope Prize
Hope presents its first and only Junior Beauty Revue featuring children from fourteen months to six years. Merchants sponsor entrants representing their businesses, while audiences vote for the prettiest child. The winner receives the title Little Miss Hope and a diamond ring. entry is free for all eligible children, with inquiries directed to Saenger Theatre manager Mr Johnson.
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Hope
Miss Hope
Johnson
Saenger Theatre
Plans To Develop Rutile Deposits Near Hot Springs
HOT SPRINGS Two mineral deposits near Magnet Cove and in Pike county attract engineers and geologists. H R McKnight of Tulsa plans a 150 ton mill at Magnet Cove for rutile titanium dioxide near Cove Creek. Senator Jon E Kimzey helped push the project as machinery arrives. George Blow, a New York mining engineer, is examining the cinabar mercury deposit in Pike county, with Almond Blow of the American Petroleum Company, linked to Standard Oil, discussing its potential.
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Hot Springs
H.R. McKnight
Tulsa
Magnet Cove
Cove Creek
Hot Spring County
Jon E. Kimzey
George Blow
New York
Pike Country
Mr. Blow
Almond Blow
Mianager
American Petroleum Company
Standard Oil Company
Cingbar
Graysonia Lumber Company
President weighs debt moratorium extension and naval holiday
The president is likely to seek views on proposals to extend the wartime debt moratorium for three or five years with congressional approval. Pressure from American bondholders pushes for an earlier debt holiday tied to European recovery, while talks with Stimson and Mellon support considering naval building holiday and broader economy measures.
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White House
Dwight Morrow
Stimson
Mellon
Congress
Al Capone on Trial in Chicago Tuesday
Al Capone, Chicago gang ruler, goes on trial in U S District Court. Charged with evading taxes on a six year income exceeding a million dollars. Before Judge James H Wilkerson Capone changes plea to not guilty and stands trial.
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Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
United States District Court
James H. Wilkerson
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London
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Audit Commission
F. Curtner
Protestant Episcopal Church
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James’ DeWolf Perry
John Boyd Bentley
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Efrain Salinas
Mexico
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Hoxie Hotel
Little Folks Revue
Sae
Thursdy
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