Hope High School routs Arkadelphia 53 to 40 in football
Hope High School overwhelmed Arkadelphia 53 to 40 Tuesday night as their offense fired in every quarter except the fourth. Cargile and Ponder scored on runs, Bright starred on defense and at quarterback after halftime, with Hope amassing 22 first downs to Arkadelphia's 3.
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Hope
Arkadelphia
Geary
Vasco Bright
Bright der Braces
Babeaus
Berta
Bright
Cargile
Hammons
Hope Had A 28-Point Lead As the Third Quarter Opened. ’ Ponder, Stroud
Barr
Spears
Jones
Gibson
Bobcat
Badgers
Bohgats
Ponder
Stroud
General Sibert Dies Panama Canal Builder at 75
General William L. Sibert once noted for Panama Canal work died at his country home near Bowling Green Kentucky after a long illness. He was 75 and served as a soldier and engineer in U S history.
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Bowling Green
Willian L. Sibert
Miller County Sheriff Closes Office Under Salary Act
Texarkana Arkansas reports that Miller County sheriff's department effectively ceased operations under the salary act. Sheriff Tom Sewell released the entire deputy force as salaries and expenses are capped at 90 percent of gross receipts. The sheriff will reportedly serve without pay at year’s start, maintaining prison security and county jail custody.
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Texarkana
Ark
Miller County
Ptiguners
Arkansas Seeks Supreme Court Review on River Islands
Attorney General Carl E. Bailey plans to ask the U S Supreme Court for permission to file an original proceeding over a boundary dispute between Arkansas and Tennessee. The issue centers on several large islands in the Mississippi River near Mississippi County. Bailey will depart for Washington Saturday amid confidence that Tennessee officials will respond.
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Little Rock
Carl E. Bailey
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi River
Mississippi County
Bailey
Robbery of Little Rock salesman on Hope road
Traveling salesman T W Nicol of Zip Manufacturing Little Rock was held at gunpoint on the Hope Fusion road about ten miles west of Hope. The bandit stole $42 a traveling bag and Nicol’s wristwatch then fled toward Hope after the 2 p m Wednesday incident. Officers searched the scene and nearby routes but no suspect was found. Nicol described the robber as about five nine, 160 pounds, with a week’s beard wearing white overalls.
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T. W. Nicol
Zip Manufacturing Company
Little Rock
Hope-Fusion
Cosh
Nicol
Hope
Prescott
Texarkana
Jim Bearden
Fulton Toll Bridge
Nicel
Nical
Sheriff's Office
Refuses to Swear Claim to a Child in Missouri Case
ST LOUIS Mo Two months after praising a son as a gift from God Mrs Nellie Pipto Muench refused on the witness stand to claim paternity of the child in a habeas corpus action brought by Anna Ware an unwed servant girl from Newtown Pa. Mrs Muench and her husband Ludwig Q Muench refused to answer whether the child was born of their marriage. Ware had identified Mrs Muench as the woman who arranged to adopt the baby before birth. Jones a lawyer friend said the child was sought by a Memphis family.
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ST. Louis
Nellie
Pipto Muench
Anna Ware
Newtown
Mexico
Isave D. Kelley
St. Louisiaa
Muench
State Supreme Court
Ludwig Q. Muench
Iss Ware
Standaday
Mrs. Muench
Ware
Wilfred Jones
Muen
Lottery charges against local suit club operators
Charges of conducting a lottery have been filed against Roy Johnson, Matthew Reaves, W. T. Gorham, and R. L. Gosnell. The case stems from suit clubs run by Reaves The Clothier and Gorham & Gosnell. Warrants were served and a hearing likely next week. no complaining witnesses listed.
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Roy Johnson
Matthew Reaves
W.T. Gorham
RL. Gosnell
P. T. Stages
Reaves the Clothier
Gorham & Gosnell
Seven Cases Heard in Severn Municipal Court
Severn minor municipal court cases were heard Wednesday by Judge W. K. Lemley. The results include Earl Nelson guilty of assault and battery fined 5 dollars, Foster Curtis drunkenness fined 10 dollars, L. W. Lee and W. L. Cornelius forfeiting 10 dollars cash bonds for drunkenness, Justine Williams disturbing the peace fined 5 dollars, Arthur Milus drunkenness fined, Tom Nelson’s drunkenness charge continued to October 23, 193? Charges of gaming against 17 Hope Negroes arrested in raids were continued to October 23, and a liquor possession charge against Viola McFaddin was continued.
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Severn
W. K. Lemley
Earl Nelson
Foster Curtis
L. W. Lee
W. L. Cornelius
Justine Williams
Disturbing That Peace
Arthur Milus
Tom Nelson
Oco
Hope
Power Company to Resist TVA Move in Memphis
Memphis Power & Light protested the city’s plan to contract TVA power, arguing the duplication of systems would raise TVA sale rates and jeopardize the utility’s investments. The city commission prepared to approve the contract despite the objection as voters previously backed a municipal distribution system plan.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis Power & Light Co
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Memphis
City Water and Light Commission
Watkins Overton
Overton
TAV Power
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Pickwick Dam
Memphis Power & High Co
Mother of E. E. Austin Dies at 79
Mrs. Robert Austin, 79, mother of E. E. Austin of Hope, died Monday at her County Line home in Howard County. Funeral services were held at County Line church on Tuesday, with burial there. Survived by four sons, including E. Austin of Hope and J. H. Austin of Daisy, and two daughters in Nashville and Pledger, Texas.
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Robert Austin
E. &. Austin
Hope
County Line
Howard County
E. Austin
J. H. Austin
Daisy
W. C. Austin
Altus
Oklo
C R. Austin
Forth Worth
W. H. Farley
Nashville
G. H. Copeland
Pledger
Texas
Million Dollars Released for Road Jobs in Arkansas
The U S Bureau of Public Roads released 36 274 150 for highway and grade crossing projects across 41 states and the District of Columbia. Arkansas received 949 500 for highways and 268 000 for grade crossings as part of the relief funds. Secretary Roy Spence said the list of approved projects would arrive in Little Rock before week’s end.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau
District of Columbia
Arkansas
Little Rock
Roy Spence
State Highway Comphission
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Zenge Admits He Murdered Rival
In a Chicago court the defense conceded Zenge killed Dr. Walter J. Bauer, citing severe emotional shock from rival love, as home witnesses describe his obsession with Louise Shaffer leading to the fatal act.
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Chicago
Mandeville W. Zenge
Walter J. Bauer
Cornelius J. Harrington
Zenge
Dr. Bauer
Long Kept Slush Fund in Wall St in New Orleans trial
In federal court in New Orleans the defense argues that rebates and withdrawals by Huey P. Long aide Shushan were political contributions. The government contends Shushan evaded taxes on nearly 955000 with about 448000 in 1929 85, with records from Shushan Bradurs Co Inc allegedly gilled to conceal funds.
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New Orleans
Abe TL
Shushan
Lee Huey P. Long
Shushun
New
Claud Johnson Home on Vacation period
Claud Johnson of the claims division of the United States Commerce Commission in Washington DC is home on vacation until the end of the month. Maduhngen had been visiting here, and his brother and sister in Washington, this county, Willie Johnson and Mrs Paul Dusses.
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Claud Johnson
Claims Divion
Tilerstatey Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Maduhngen
Washington
Willie Johnson
Paul Dudses
City council considers new police car purchase
Police department seeks a new automobile with trade in for the existing car. Alderman L. A. Keith led the proposal in a brief session. The bill for 582.30 for new fire hose was approved for payment. Meeting adjourned for the Hope Arkadelphia football game.
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L. A. Keith
Board of Public Affairs
Hope- Arkadelphia
Borah Moves Closer to Presidential Bid
The Washington Post reports Senator William E Borah has moved toward entering the Republican presidential fight. He intends to rally sentiment against Eastern domination and align with strategy led by Charles D Hilles and other Eastern leaders after an interview at Bois.
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Washington
Washington Post
William E. Borah
Post
Idaho
At Bois
Borah
Charles D. Hilles
New York
British Admiral Holds All Egypt Naval Maneuvers
Admiral Sir William Fisher led Egypt's largest naval maneuvers off Alexandria as Egyptian politicians prophesied tension with Britain. Premier Nesshini Pasha accused of being a puppet as calls rose for Egypt to speak on sanctions against Italy.
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Associated Press
Alexandria
Egypt
William Fisher
Kingdom
Great Britain
Tewfik Nesshini Pasha
Jwell
Italy
Canning Kitchen to Open Friday at Hope
Mrs Mary Nichols Eailer, senior rural home supervisor for the Resettlement Administration, announces the Hope canning kitchen will operate starting Friday. E M Webb will oversee the kitchen, available Friday morning from 8 30 to 12 to book canning. The Hope negro kitchen is not yet open but plans aim for soon.
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Mary Nichols Eailer
Resettlement Administration
Hope
E. M. Webb
Woman Held for Strange Plotting in Kansas City
A blonde widowed cook named Mrs. Lottie Crumley, 34, is jailed after police investigated a plan to wed a pool hall operator as her third husband and offer $50 to kill him and fund the murder of a street car operator’s wife. She admitted riding the street car to admire him and said she believed she was crazy. Police said she appeared innocent of any overt act and would not be released before Wednesday. Names of the two men were withheld.
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Kansas City
Jilim
Lottie Crumley
John Bayliss
Ethiopia War News Complicates League Sanctions Debate
Reports from Paris and Geneva depict Allied and neutral powers debating sanctions on Italy as British and French officials push the League of Nations to curb Italian aggression. In Africa, Ethiopian forces, led by Colonel Siwiank and Haile Selassie, clash with Italian troops as advances press toward Makale and Aksum.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Italy
Mussolini
League of Nations
Gmany
Japan
Brazil
League
Eritish
Geneva
Switzerland
Thony Eden
England
Noth
Netherlands
Belgium
Sweden
Russia
Associated Press
Makale
Ethiopia
Layal
Hagpar
Aduna
Rome
Sonar Island
Emilis de Bono
Gerloguhi
Gurahei
Harrar
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