Mrs O Loughlin Admits Killing Stepdaughter in Denver
Denver police report Mrs Pearl O Loughlin admitted she alone killed her 6 year old step daughter Leon whose mutilated body was found in Berkeley Park lake. Det Bert Clark obtained the admission after six and a half hours of questioning before the interview ended. Frank O Loughlin brother of the detective was held for questioning and police shadowed him for four days.
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Denver
Cola
Pearl O'Loughlin
Leon
Burkerly Park Lake
Bert Clark
Clark
Sone Gine
Frank O'Laughlin
O'Laughlin
Ray Humphrey
Wluesfield
Get
Mile Stull
Winder
Fitneton
Mickey Stull
Mickey
Princeton
Illness Reported for Fredy Fuller Former Hope Boy
News from Baylor Knaplat in Dallas relays serious illness of Fredy Fuller born near Hope. Dr G Cannon to notify parents Mr and Mrs Siz Fuller near Bodean Nevada county. Fuller, a 1916 Hope HS graduate and 1920 Ouachita College alum, worked in Atlantic Refining pipeline division with postings in Dallas Shreveport El Dorado and Dillon headquarters.
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Fredy Fuller
Hope
Baylor Knaplat
Dallas
G. &. Cannon
Cannon
Mr Fuller
Siz Fuller
Bodean
Nevada County
Fuller
Uderstood
Atlantic Refining Company
Hope High School
Ouachila College
Nevucha
Atlantic Company
el Dorado
Shreveport
Amd Theney
Leadquarters
Dilly
Many Are Named To Succeed Wingo
Arkansas political figures discuss filling the late Dave Purtan seat. Attorney General Hal L. Norwood said a substitute on the ticket may be chosen for the capital election. Names mentioned include Dulaney of Ashdown Vincent Miles of Fort Smith and Circuit Judge Sam Woods of Fort Smith. Opposition to Mrs Wingo’s return cited by friends.
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Little Rock
Det
Mackingry
Congressinuy
Hal L. Norwood
Tue
Pice Hemone
Democratic Central Commanice
Parnell
Vincent M. Miles
Mort Smith
Sam Woods
Fort Smith
Wingo
Dave Purtan
van Buren
Ab Collins
de Queen
Will Steele
Texarkane
Alfred Hall
Paris
Horney McGehee
Mrs Lowthorp Named President Of Arkansas UDC
Helena October 23 Mrs S G Dillion of Hot Springs was elected President of the Arkansas Division of the United Daughters of Confederacy at the annual convention. Mrs Brown Rogers Russellville named first vice president. C S Lowthorp Hope second vice president. Earl Cunningham Prairie Grove third vice president. Hugo Montague Little Rock state historian. T D Rambo Forrest City recording secretary. W H McCain Cotton Plant treasurer. Effie Malone reelected as recording secretary. Officers to be installed tomorrow. next convention to be scheduled.
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C. S. Lowthorp
Helena
Dillon
Brown’ Rogers
Russellville
Hope
Earl Cunningham
Prairie Grove
Hugo Montague
Little Rock
T. D. Rambo
Forrest City Redestrar
W. H. McCain
Cotton Platt
Effie Malone
Radio Contest in Elks Hall Tonight
The Hope elimination contest for the Atwater Kent Foundation radio event will be held at the Elks club in this city at 7 40 tonight. Four local singers three girls and one man will compete to represent this city in the finals at Hot Springs next Thursday October 30 when the voices will be broadcast from KTHS. The girls are Mabiel Norton Iva Hipp and Martha Winborns. The lone male contestant is John Sidney Weddle. Sponsoring the elimination tonight are Mrs Margaret Glass Wellborn chair for the Hope and Texarkana district and Mrs Ralph Renton Hope local chair.
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Hope
Atwater Kent Foundation
Elks Club
Hot Springs
KTHS
Mabiel Norton
Iva Hipp
Martha Winborns
John Sidney Weddle
Margaret Glass Wellborn
Hope and Texarkana
Ralph Renton
Kiwanians Return From Topeka Convention Trip
Dewey Hendrix, Frank May and Lyle Webb led a delegation to the tri state Kiwanis convention in Topeka. Delegates from Hope area clubs attended including Little Rock and Searcy. Tonight’s radio solo contest features Hope girls Iva Hipp Michel Norton and Martha Winburh with Jotn Cox urging park activities and a Hempstead County prize night Friday.
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Dewey Hendrix
Frank May
Lyle Webb
Kiwanis
Topeka
Hotel Barlow
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Fort Smith
el Dorado
Pine Bluff
Rogers
Batesville
Searcy
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Margaret Glass Welborn
Iva Hipp
Michel Norton
Martha Winburh
Wallborn
Ry-Cult
Cox
Jicpe
Hempstead
Ehudrei
British Aviation Firm Seeks Overseas Plane Sales Tour
A London aviation firm plans a rapid overseas sales tour of the Wessex three engined monoplane cabin. Demonstrations run through December from an expeditionary team traveling via Great Britain, Northern Ireland, and the Belgian air transport link Sabena. The aircraft, moderate power, carries five passengers and mail or freight, suited for branch lines and air taxi use.
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London
Fiyay
Great
Berlin
Northern Ireland
Imperial Atways
Sabena
Kelso Pioneer Builds 1700 Piece Inlaid Table Tap
Kelso Washington in six weeks M V Rdimonds a local pioneer constructed an inlaid table tap containing 1700 pieces of wood. The project showcases skill and patience as the craftsman details the unique assembly in a notable local achievement.
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KELSO
M. V. Rdimonds
Kelso Pioneer
Crenshaw Re elected Leader of Arkansas WCTU in Clarksville
Bulletin from Clarksville reports Mrs L B Crenshaw of Paris Ark was re elected President of the Arkansas W C T U with all other officers also re elected. In Washington on October 21 the Federal Farm Board Chairman Legge said the board would be glad to make wheat holdings available as food for the unemployed if reimbursement terms could be agreed with the government.
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Clarksville
L. B. Crenshaw
Paris
Ark
Washington
Ort
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Fire destroys eight Hampton business buildings
Camden reports a fire in Hampton Calhoun county destroyed eight business district buildings including the post office bank and telephone exchange. Estimated losses reach $30,000 with most insured. Camden fire department arrived too late and wires were severed by the blaze.
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Camden
Hampton
Calhoun County
Here
Camden Fire Department
Youth Confesses to Murder of Hunter in Arkansas Swamp
Buck Mitchell, 15, confessed to Major James A. Pitwell that he killed 42 year old hunter Lawrence Cullpepper during a hunting trip near DeWitt Arkansas. Mitchell, who had initially denied the killing, said Cullpepper angered him after a squirrel incident and tried to seize a club. He fled, leaving Cullpepper’s body hidden in the woods for two days.
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Little Rock
Lawrence Cullpepper
Arkansas County
Buck Mitchell
James A. Piteoell
England
Cullpepper
Mitchell
DeWitt
Mastor Pituoul
Culpepper
Cultpepper
Monster Otter Killed In West Highlands Quarry Scene
A giant otter measuring about four feet from nose to tail was killed amid the quarries at Hallachulish Argyllshire. The creature, described as the largest seen in the West Highlands for years, was slain recently.
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Hallachulish
Argyllshire
West Highlands
Nashville Man Seeks Ballot Help in Congress Race
Nashville Republican James S. McConnell announced plans to urge friends to write in Nis nana on Fourth District ballots to succeed the late Otis T. Wingo. He had clashed with Arkansas GOP leaders over a U S attorney appointment and signaled interest in governor nomination, with no known convention push in 1930.
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Nashville
James S. McConnell
Fourth Congressional District
Nana
Otis T. Wingo
Congress
McDonald
A. J. Russell
Little Rock
United States Attorney
Western
Arkansas
McConnell
Three Escape From Louisiana Prison
Three New Orleans convicts on long terms escaped from Ansole git penal farm near Baton Rouge. They used gas and a partition to seize the prison hospital. guards failed to stop them. Escapers are William Woolforth William Dupont and Andrew Sanchez all convicted of assault and robbery including the Hibernia Bank branch holdup. they were at large as of Wednesday.
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Baton Houge
Qet
New Orleans
Ansolegit
Fhetlaritien
von Viets
Willian Woolforth
Willam Dupont
Hibernia Bank
Andrew Sanchez
Orleans Parish
Livestock Co-Ops Should Affiliate
Washington reports Chytreniai Leper assures the Puller Farm Board is ready to finance and support affiliation with the National Livestock Marketing Association. Jd Montgomery accuses the board of discriminating against farmery Livestock Market association as loan applications are denied. The move would affect livestock and grain privluvers and related trade groups.
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Washington
Chytreniai Leper
Din
Puller Farm Board
National Livestock Marketing
No. Lipge
Montgomery
St Pan
Crais
Thornoel
Fae Buitel
Window Shatters In City Street Collision Scene
A damaged plate window on the street is described with uncertain details about surrounding objects and potential vehicle impact. The fragment notes a large pane breaking and nearby items, but the full context and exact location remain unclear.
Fish Go Begging in Adams County Lakes
In Ritaville Washington, UPI reports a food shortage led to widespread begging around Finnel and Me Eky lakes as the Adams County game commission addressed the issue.
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Ritaville
Wash
Adams County Game Commission
County Is Winner in Right- of-Way Suit
In Washington circuit court during the October term Hempstead county won a right-of-way damages case filed by D. H. Honeycutt for 1000 dollars. A second similar suit by Ben Scroggins was being heard, with the county expected to be favored again as the docket progressed. Attys Feazel and Steele represented the plaintiffs, while Luke Monroe, W. S. Atkins, and U. A. Frentry defended Hempstead county. Proceedings opened October 6 and the judge, Dexter Bush, aimed to finish the docket within the week.
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Washington
Nashville-Murfreesboro
Hempstead
D. H. Honeycutt
Ben. Scroggins
Feazel & Steele
Nashville
I Luke Monroe
Atkins
U. A. Frentry
Dexter Bush
Prescott Teacher To Be Heard Here
Prescott prepares for a Childhood and Youth Week program at First Methodist church school with a parent meeting at 7 30 pm featuring John P Vesey presiding and talks by Mrs Edwin Ward Mrs H P Young and Professor J I McClerkin A forward step report and discussion will follow with McClerkin delivering the principal address on the church school home and their common task The public is invited to attend
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First Methodist Church
John P. Vesey
Edwin Ward
McClerkin
Prescott
Effort to Kill Wife Charged to Louisianan
BASTROP La Oct 23 After a three day probe and 40 witnesses the Morehouse grand jury indicted J D Overby a Galion plant er on shooting with intent to murder while lying in wait for wounding his wife at their home October 6 The offense carries death penalty and Overby is bondable Mrs Overby is recovering in a local hospital and has expressed faith in her husband’s prosecution
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Bastrop
Morehouse Wivish Grand Jury
J D. Overby
Galion
Louisiana
Overby
Perfume as Gas Danger Signals Proposed in New Orleans
New Orleans officials consider an ordinance to require odor signals for escaping natural gas. Commissioner Earhart cites odorless gas as a danger and says he is consulting larger cities for effective measures. The effort aims to alert residents to leaks in homes and improve safety. The report also mentions California's park expansion plans though unrelated to the gas topic.
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New Orleans
Public Utilities
Earhart
California
Pepe
Sunch Odar
Jacinto Mountains
Hope Team Sets Arkadelphia Showdown After Big Win
Hope Team travels to Arkadelphia High School after a strong stretch, aiming to beat Arkadelphia by eight points following recent solid performances. They suffered their first loss last Friday to Malvern, a team that had earlier held Fordyce to six points.
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Hight Schbol
Arkadelphia
Malvern
Fordyce
Salesman Held as Heiress Kidnapper in Missouri
Carthage Missouri detectives detained 40 year old automobile salesman Bill Frater of Greenfield as a suspect in the failed kidnapping for ransom of Greenfield heiress Mrs Alma Wilson McKinley. Arrest warrants for Prater and Mrs Hill were issued by Justice Hobbs. Sheriff Killingsworth said a Springfield attorney represents Benton Wilson, Mrs McKinley's father, and that McKinley might be brought to face the two suspects.
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Carthage
Bill Frater
Greenfield
Alma Wilson McKinley
Prater
O. E. Killingsworth
Emory Hill
Scotts City
Killingsworth
Hill
Justice Hobbs
Ben M. Neale
Sprinfield
Benton Wilson
McKinley
Wilson
Arkansas youths burned after attack near harbor bridge
In Crittenden County Arkansas police investigated a brutal incident where two young men were found burned at the riverbank near the Arkansas Harahan Bridge. One body lay near a fire and another across a log with feet burning. A diary and a scrap of poetry were recovered. Authorities said the youths likely endured six to eight hours of beating before death. The case includes a note about a car sale and various hints pointing to foul play. The investigation continues as officers review letters dated October 13 and 16.
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Balle Mempins
Arkansas
Sissippi
Smith
Railway
Larice
N.C. Ong
Athletes of State May Be Ineligible
Arkansas colleges open inquiry into student athlete eligibility with a panel meeting this afternoon. The commission to test claims will review at least two named players from last year’s all state roster including Red Fisher of Arkansas College and Frank Chitwood of the College of the Ozarks. Names and details remain confidential as the probe proceeds.
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Leyple Rock
Arkan Democrat
Arkansas
Paul
Red) Fisher
Arkansas College
Frank Chitwoort
College of Marks
Gibers Sua Hy
Emwachitg
Douglas
Pat Whoo
Augie
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