Night of Fear and a Murderous Web Unfolds
In a tense sequence, a house party turns deadly as a killer uses misdirection and car drama to silence a threat. Eddie, a nineteen year old with racing debts, faces a brutal showdown, while Mary Harkness pursues truth behind the Lorimer car link and a guarded confession from Eddie himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Florca
Shea
Kane
Battefield
Dirk
Jupiter
Mary
King
Pro football debate sparks rival views from Zuppke and Grange
Colleague quarrels over pro versus college football return in a heated exchange. Zuppke accuses pro coaches of inferiority and players of dull emotional drive, while Red Grange counters with praise for Ralph Jones and notes no loss of speed or wit from pro players. Contemporaries weigh in on officiating and early college games, including Rutgers versus Princeton in 1869, as well as a training camp miscue involving Paul Derringer.
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Orange
Bob Zuppke
Targea College
Zuppke
Harold “Red” Grange
Zupp
Ince
Minots
Ralph Jones
Chicago Bears
Paul Derringer
Cardinals
Bradenton
Fly
West Virginia
Derringer
Jogalgh
Realti Wes
Lim
Danville
Benton Wins Over Hope Friday Night
Benton football defeated Hope 44 to 12 Friday night. Benton opened strong with early gains and passes, while Hope’s defense struggled. In the second quarter Benton led 25-0 as Singleterry dominated with passing and onfield work. Hope rallied after halftime with two passes for touchdowns, but Benton added three more scores in the third and final period. Sissell stood out for Hope and Pete Brown starred on both sides for Benton. Officials were Har tung, Dalgrimple, Henderson, Remph, Hendrix, White.
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Hope Bobcats
Benton
Alr
Hope
Ete
Boya
Henton
Singleterry
Childress
Weigus
Bobcats
Brown
Issell
Pritchett
Benton Boys
Sissell
Hope End
Pete Brown
Audit Battle Factions Roil Arkansas Politics
In a fierce audit battle during May, Highway Commissioner Blackwood faces off against Governor Parnell as allies in the House push an audit bill while the Senate backs Blackwood. Wags and observers weigh Blackwood’s gubernatorial prospects amid alleged plots and double crosses. Several potential successors to Parnell, including judges, lawyers, and party leaders, are named by the Arkansas Gazette as likely candidates in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Williams
Osceola
Mississippi
Blackwood
Dustin Mathews
House
Senate
Friends of
Parnell
United States
Joe T. Robinson
Mr. Waggoner
Highway Commission
Maggoner
8. M. Bone
Batesville
Audit Commission
J. M. Futrell
Paragould
Sam Horex
State Tax Commission
Richard M. Mann
Pulaski
Harry K. Pounder
Walnut Ridge
W. V. Tompking
Prescott
McKaze
A. B. Prindy
Russellville
River transport plan aims to align freight rates with rail and river networks
W A Dawes of Chicago, head of the Mississippi Valley Association, urged a coordinated freight-rate scheme uniting rail, river, and highway interests. Representing 23 states, the association seeks navigable rivers feeding the Mississippi to boost commerce efficiency. Dawes noted no conflict with railroads, praised barges capable of 40 cars of grain, and projected expansion via the Chicago canal project with Lake Michigan water, pending funding and legal approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schotlard
W. A. Dawes
Chicago
Mississippi Valley Association
Mississippi River
Dawes
Charles A. Dawes
London
Brlaf
United States
J. Hamilton Lewis
Arlington Hotel
Gulf
Mr. Dawes
Daway
Central West
Arkansas River
Chicago Canal
Lake Michigan
Tllinois
Mrs Judd Shot Continued On Page One
Mrs Judd objects to meeting lawyers as her husband appeals via Los Angeles papers to communicate. Russell urges an appointment then drives to Gue Alvarez the undertaker partner’s home where she meets her husband and brother. They help her to bed after days without sleep or late meals.
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Rao Watly
Rane
Erdie
Hla
Eddie
Russell
Attornay
Richard Canthlon
Gante
Phoenix
Judd
Miss Samuelson
el Rol
Misa Samuelsch
Wokman
Southern
McKinnell
Brothet
Los Angeles
Inos Angeles
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Lela
Lorimer
Park ‘Avenue
Ritz
Hddie
Wall Street
NEA Servie
Nt—Hoth Sidee Modern
du- la Tokenes
Gaiericity
Two Garness
Falbon Feild
Rae ‘Barbin
Hope Petal
W. H. A. Schweiker
McRoost
South Main
Slaybough
West 6Th
R. L. Meyers
Beasley’s
Teaxarkana
Ark
Tex
Harry Moure i
J. L. Green Chauning Co
L. A. Foster
Walnut Street
McRae St
Bradley Tan Caut
Brookwood School
Botte
Washington Bighway
Inder
Ward
Atp
New York Boxing Commission
Joe Sekyra
Tommy Loughran
Alii
New Yun City
Mutgers
Princeton
Rutgers
Spectatora
Hartung
Texas A. M
Dalgrimple
Henderson
Remph
Hendrix
White
Arkansas College
Turner
Bacon
Moore
Harper
Rowe
Aslin
Warmack
Breeding
Jacks
Richards
McKee
Hargis
Hope Benton Pritchett
Weewus
Bleming
Warmack Guusanin
Thomas Lett
Sae
Sasbee
Drake
Pageaut
The
Arkansas Gazette
Ohio State Sun Dial
Prés. Dawes
Tenby
Wales
Ileen Stuart Jones
University of Wales
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Owen
Hempstead
Gaul
Arkansas
Fide
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Edniliisteauhr
James A. McCollum
Citizens Ni Mona
Bank of Hope
Arkensax
Herapaledd
College
City of Hope
Township 11
Range
N& NE
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W. A. McKee
W. E. Arnold
Recorder's
Hempstead County
Dames H McCollum
Black” c
A. P. Dyk
St. Louis, San Fracisco Railway Company
St. Louis Joint Stock Laws Bank
St. Louis
Beibg
Outate
Wader
Rt. P. Arngld
Estatag Jones H. McCollum
Laufed
Tifa Ones
Sproty
Sprott
Stephens
Ohio
Muller
Tomero
Stervens
California
Latham
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