Roosevelt Speech Drives White Coalition War Debate
The article notes President Roosevelt's Chicago speech urging converted action to avert war and outlines a Britain France backed League of Nations stance. It discusses a possible limited U S role, a white coalition versus Japan in Asia, and the gamble of allied unity with American involvement seen as pivotal yet uncertain. It also reflects public interest and skepticism about decisive American action.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
League of Nations
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
United States
America
Japan
China
Asia
Central America
Navy
Army
Bobcats Travel to DeQueen for Thursday Night Game
Coach Foy Haninans announced the High School football team will depart by bus Thursday afternoon for DeQueen to face the Leopards. The lineup features Woodrow Parsons at halfback and Stone at fullback with Bearden and Beason in backfield among changes aimed at boosting offense. Ramsey suffered a cut on practice but expected to play.
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Foy Haninans
Drope
Missol Pacific
DeQueen
Bobents
Leopards
Hammona
Woodrow Parsons
Ahard
Johnny Wilson
Tale Worth
Big Freesan Stone
Stone
Aydingh Leduibens
Siemeson
Fullbuck
Hooarsinge
Thigh
Astrang Masters
Hitlrpans
Brave
Tig Dine
Jewell
Parsons
Keith
Cady Quatuby
Reese
Ramsey
Hearden
Tarn
Bearden
Kasun
Fiat Gene
Abas
Stalin
Hoyas
Arly Plage
Salles Studens Quay
Hat School
Fragmented Verse on The Drether and Oppressor
A garbled paragraph presents oblique references to a Thought Man, a yovhath arma tee neck, and the Drether. The text hints at divine action, plans by Geren, and an oppressor named Gintiutine, but details are unclear and fragmented.
Santaa Crackers Puzzle Page Answers Preview
Crossword clues and brainteasers appear on a hosted page with incomplete lines. Readers answer questions about states on the Great Lakes and historical figures while a housewife crafts and poems appear in the margin.
Man Breaks Neck in Fall on Porch
Lee Watkins, 67, farmer on the Hope-Washington highway near the county seat, fell from a chair on his back porch Tuesday afternoon. He sustained a broken neck and was in critical condition, with Dr. AL C. Kolb saying the prognosis was serious. Watkins remained at home, no transfer to a hospital advised.
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Lee Watkins
Hope-Washington
Watkins
AL C. Kolb
One Civil Case In Hempstead Court
ROT Belleant trustee for Fay Briant won 100 dollars in a civil suit against Ed Rephan over rent on a building formerly occupied by Rephan on Second and Main streets in Hempstead. Briant claimed 400 dollars, but the court awarded 100. Rephan admitted owing 100, denied the rest. Other cases were heard Tuesday and Thursday, with appeals from township and JP courts to be heard. The civil docket begins next Monday.
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Rot
Beiant
Fay Briant
Hempstead
Vireuil
Ed Rephan
Replan
Hapa
Briant
Brsant
Abo
Fron Hapa Municipal Court
J.P
Pie-Supper and Cake-Walk at Columbus Friday
A pie-supper and cake-walk at Columbus High School grounds 7:80 Friday night October 8 funds the boys and girls basketball teams. Public invited. The article notes business worth often equals five times profits per year.
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Columbus
Columbus High School
Coroner's Verdict in Beatty Case Delayed Again
A Mompstead coroner's jury halted its inquiry into the death of Ed Beatty, 68, near Emmet, postponing verdict until October after ten witnesses testified. Hollis Calhoun, 12, first spotted the body in a creek Sunday. testimonies described facial injuries but offered no death conclusions. Officers maintain the case as murder while noting no arrests to date.
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Mompstead
Ed Beatty
Emmet Farmer
Hollis Calhoun
Emmet
Hope City Hall
Arthur Dougan
Homer Eubanks
Bert Smith
Lewis Alwhite
Henry Willett
R. D. Smith
Will Brown
Ross Fee
Near
R. V. Hernion
Hope
J. H. Werver
W. 5. Atkins
Beatty
Weaver
Hemridon
Joe Rider
Elbert Tarpley
Hugh Garner
John Laha
S. Jones
W. ¥. Boho
Will Palmer
Will Thompson
J. C. Cox
Lewis Townsend
Wallice Cook
J.C. Burke, Jr
Albert Calhoun
Young Calhoun
Dougan
Immet
Hide
Ella Stewart
Hollis Calvin
Treek
Hollis
Negro Dies in Baton Rouge Ditch Collapse
In Baton Rouge Louisiana a ditch collapse at a construction site in front of an annex buried four Black workers. One worker died at the scene after rescue attempts, another died later at a hospital, and two others were injured.
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Baton Rouge
Lim
Two Killed in Boiler Blast Aboard Steamer
NEW YORK reports a boiler explosion aboard the S. S. Brazes killed two men and seriously injured three others. The incident occurred Wednesday and is being investigated. Museums in Rome London and the United States have purchased many oil paintings by Percy Coates.
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New York
Rome
London
United States
Percy Coaetiyy
Conte Berit Aeluss
Unveiling Sunday for Hempstead History Markers
Washington and Fulton will receive three Arkansas Centennial markers in a 3 PM Sunday ceremony with music by the Hope Band. Speakers include J C Williams mayor Delaney and E M McFaddin with poems, inscriptions, and a Soldiers Chorus by Hempstead High School.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas Centennial Commission
Washington
Fulton
Hope Band
Charlean Moss Willams
J. C. Williams
Arkansas
William MecComb
Mayor Delaney
J. B. Shults
McFaddin
Old State Capitol
Rosa Polk Shipley
A. H. Washburn
Faust
Hempstead
Red River
U. S
Texas
Moses Austin
Stephen
Edward Cross
Grandison D. Royston
David T. Witter
Rosswell Beebe
Edward Hempstead
Missouri Territory
Mind Your Manners: Social Etiquette Quiz
A trivia-like etiquette piece asks about addressing envelopes, inviting unknown dance partners, hostess permission, and handling unwanted dance requests. It presents five questions with provided answers and guidance on what a girl should do if she dislikes a dancer but has not refused a number.
Plane crash near Palembang claims three crew and one passenger
Bulletin reports three KLM crew members and one passenger were killed when a KLM plane crashed near Palembang Sumatra. The incident draws attention amid wartime and colonial reporting from Washington.
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Singapore
Malay Straits
KLM
Royal Dutch Airways
Palembang
Sumatra
Roosevelt hints at special Congress session this fall
President Roosevelt signaled he would call a special session of Congress between November 8 and 16 after meetings in Washington. He declined to confirm court reorganization and framed it as not decided. His top priorities include wages and hours, surplus crop control, government reorganization, and regional planning.
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Hyde Park
N. J
Roosevelt
Congress
Reeber
Washington
Stand Rights for Fair On Sale at Fair Park
Stand rights for the Merchants and Farmers Fair at Fair Park October 21 to 23 are on sale. Contact Captain Harris at the chamber of commerce or city hall to obtain rights. Local residents will have preference, applicants urged to apply at once.
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Fair Park
Happy) Harris
Chamber of Commerce
Harris
Yankees Blast Four Pitchers to Take Opener
At Yankee Stadium New York the Yankees crushed four New York Giant pitchers 8 to 1 in game one of the World Series. Vernon Gomez pitched well into the sixth inning as Carl Hubbell Harry Gumbert Dick Kauffman and Al Smith struggled. Tony Lazzeri supplied the offense with a sixth inning single and an eighth inning homer with the bases empty for the only homer of the game.
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Yankee Stadium
N. Y
New York Yankees
New York Giant
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Giants
Giant
Carl Hubbell
Harry Gumbert
Dick Kauffman
al Smith
Hubbell
Gumbert
Kauffman
Smith
Tony Lazzeri
Yankee
Lazzeri
CIO Nominating WinnersEdge Detroit Mayoral Race
The Committee for Industrial Organization claimed a substantial victory in its first major political campaign after Tuesday nonpartisan primaries in Detroit Michigan. CIO mayoral candidate Patrick O'Brien defeated city council head John W. Smith, who had backing from the American Foyle of Latur, while other CIO nominees trailed.
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Detroit
Mich
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
CLO
Patrick O'Brien
John W. Smith
Americcan Foyle 1
Latur
League Threatens 9-Power Pact and U S Involvement
Geneva reports the League of Nations warning Japan of international action if she resists a nine power peace settlement in China. President Roosevelt hints the United States may take active steps for peace, drawing sharp reactions from Japan and wary responses from Britain and Germany amid rising war concerns. Shanghai reports Japanese advances in China halted by stronger Chinese resistance.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Japan
China
Associated Press
Roosevelt
United States
Wilson
Madrid
Nanking
Britain
Roosevel
Shanghai
Roof to Be Raised at the City Plant
The city council passed an ordinance to raise a high roof and perform repairs at the municipal water and light plant. Estimated cost not to exceed 12 400 dollars. Architect F N Porter to be contracted by the lowest bidder with sealed bids due by 10 am in October. Bids opened in council room at Mope city hall and contract let if satisfactory. Council also granted Howard Housatty a sidewalk permit near his store, to be paid by Houston. City Treasurer Charles Reynerson authorized to destroy warrants and bills dating to 1933. Meeting adjourned at 8 o'clock.
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F. N. Porter
Board of Public Affairs
Mope City Hall
Howard Houstaty
Houston
Charles Reynerson
Freight Rates to Follow Pay Hike
An investment expert predicted that U S railroads would see freight rate increases. H G Baldwin of Boston spoke at the Babson Park conference saying the decision would come this month and affect last quarter earnings.
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Wellesley
Mass
H. G. Baldwin
Boston
Babson Park
Cotton Opens Mixed in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans cotton markets opened at 5.25 and closed at 8.18 bid with spot price steady, LM points lower, middling cotton at 8.10.
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New Orleans
Cotton
Spottatton
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