A Discourse On Arkansas Lobbyist Deisch And Politics
Editorial by Alex H Washburn recounts Arkansas lobbyist Peter A Deisch in Little Rock during 1925-1926. It describes Deisch promoting Four-Year Term Amendment No 21 while wielding influence with county officials and press groups. The piece notes Harper's push to restore delinquent tax list publication and urges support for Nos 19 and 20.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Sheriffs Association
Deisch
Country Papers
Mr. Deisch
Armitage Harper
Arkansas Press Association
Harper
Arkansas
Church Unity Shaken as Nazis Face Opposition
In Berlin bishops led by Hans Meiser react to Reich bishop Ludwig Muellen’s Nazi church regime. Adulf Hitler allows the Evangelical church to fight its own battles as three opposing bishops rally loyalists and rebellious members. Continued on page two.
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Berlin
Germany
Ludwig Muellen
Adulf Hitler
Lill
Mueller
Hans Meiser
Bavaria
Byrd First to Find Pole Says Briton
London reports Gordon Hapday, a topian, credits Frederick A Cook with discovery of the North Pole and questions Cook's statements. The piece notes Admiral Byrd and Floyd Bennett as claimed by Hayes to have been the first to reach the pole, with continued discussion on another page.
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Byrd
Pole
London
Eng
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Gordon Hapday
Robert BE
Hayes
Cook
Rielend E. Byrd
Floyd Bennett
Bankers urged to aid recovery efforts at convention
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W Va The Investment Bankers association closed its 23rd annual convention with a call from the new president for cooperation with government recovery efforts. The group said new securities legislation is workable and bankers must drive to revive capital flow into industry.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Investment Bankers Association
Ariiway
Souvenirs of Yesteryears Shine in Old Costumes Show
A large crowd attended Paisley PB.T. A. on the Saenger stage for Souvenirs of Yesteryears, highlighting antique gowns and jewelry. Notable pieces included an 85-year-old dress of Mary Ross McFaddin’s grandmother worn by her daughter, with other gowns dating to 1848 and earlier. The event featured a Mule Quartette and an organist, with detailed notes on each costume’s provenance and ages, ending with continued features on page three.
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Childs
Mary Ross McFaddin
M. L. Summerville
A. H. Carrigan Sr
AH. Carrigan Jr
Nancy Ruth Corrigan
Hunter
Helen Hunter
R. M. Patterson
J. W. Patterson Jr
Janie Johnson
Orville Erringe
Joeal
Laur McDonald
Catherine Holt
Washington
Steve Carrigan Sr
W. R. Chandler
Presbyterian
Sid Reed
Mary Wilson
Presbyterian Church In Hope
Ad. J. White
Elizabeth
T. C. Jobe
W. Little
J. L. White
Ruth
U S to Be Sternly Neutral If Europe Has Another War
Senator Joe T Robinson told the Little Rock Junior Bar association that the United States would not supply munitions or sympathy to any nation if Europe erupts again. He said Europeans asked about U S stance during his European tour and that America does not understand Europe’s political intrigues. Robinson warned a European war would come at no remote time.
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Litle Rock
Joe T. Robinson
United States
Little Rock
Arkadelphia Bobcats Tangle With Badgers Friday Night
Arkadelphia Bobcats, riding a 4-2 mark and 141 points for, 58 against, prepare for Friday night clash with Arkadelphia High School Badgers at home. Coach Hammon's squad eyes peak form ahead of the Prescott showdown on November 9 after a short week of workouts.
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Bobcat
Arkadelphia High School Badgers
Hanmons
Bobcats
Hot Springs
Prescott
Overman Wins in L A Mayor's Race
In Little Rock, R. E. Overman president of St. Clair Marble won the Democratic nomination for mayor in Los Angeles, defeating Alderman John J. Tuohey and Dr. L. C. Aday in the city primary. Municipal Judge Harper Harb secured a third term, while Dr. Homer Scott and Hardin Bule won spots as school directors.
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Wily
Quernan
Tuohey i Vo
Aday
Bulgarian King Rescues Engineer From Fire on Train
Sofia reports King Boris saved an engineer from near death after a fire broke out on a train en route to Varna. The king ran to the engine, helped extinguish flames, and then drove the locomotive the remaining distance to Varna, continuing to assist the injured crew.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Varsya
Sito
Bort
Varna
Neciauival Curnivensees
Last U S Pay Cut Restored Plan For July Return
President Roosevelt announced at a press conference that full restoration of government pay cuts will be recommended to take effect on July 1. The plan aims to reverse the current wage reductions across federal agencies, signaling a shift in federal compensation policy.
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U.S
Washington
Roosevelt
Charles Hervey Dies at 55 in Hope Arkansas
Charles A Hervey a longtime Hope merchant died Tuesday at Josephine Hospital aged 55 He served on the Haynes Brothers store staff and as a deacon at First Baptist Church Funeral services were held Wednesday at First Baptist with Rev Wallace R Rogers officiating Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery He is survived by his widow one brother Ed Hervey of Pine Bluff two sisters Mrs M A Holt of Hope and Mrs J D Montgomery of Mabelvale Nephews served as pallbearers Honorary pallbearers were the church deacons and other friends
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Charles A. Hervey
Hope
Josephine Hospital
Hervey
Haynes Brothers
First Baptist Church
Wallace R. Rogers
Rose Hill Cemetery
Ed Hervey
Pine Bluff
M. A. Holt
J. D. Montgomery
Mabel |Ville
Holt
Hervey Halt
Bill Holt
James Montgomery
el Dorado
Charles Routon, Jr
Comer Routon
Litt Rock
Henry Haynes
Mr. Hervey
L. S. Cited for Rule Infringement in Rail Dispute
A dispute between the Kansas City Southern and the Louisiana Arkansas Railway over car switching at Shreveport Louisiana was brought to the Interstate Commerce Commission after preliminary court actions. Kansas City Southern filed a formal complaint seeking an order to desist alleged violations of interstate commerce rules and damages to be set by the commission.
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Washington
Kansas City Southern
Louisiana& Arkansas Railway
Shreveport
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisiana & Arkansas
Negro Slayer Has Made Good Escape
Hampton Ark Calhoun County officers and citizens searched Tuesday night for Clinton Matlock a Negro murder suspect in the slaying of Ray Spear 45 a Tinsman Ark merchant’s son Spear died in a Little Rock hospital from a fractured skull after being struck Matlock who had a prior theft sentence was believed hiding near his home four and a half miles south of Hampton but no trace was found on Tuesday night authorities filed murder charges against him.
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Hampton
Ark
Calhoun County
Clinton Matlock
Ray Spear
Abbott
Spear
Little Rock
Mattock
Here
Matlock
Little Sawmills Bolt Code Prices in Mississippi
The Small Mill Pine association of operators in Mississippi Alabama and parts of Georgia and Florida rejected tuber code minimum price provisions Tuesday and announced plans to set own prices starting Wednesday. The group called the cost protection clause punitive toward compliant shippers and urged members to disregard it.
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Columbus
Miss
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Central Refunding Agency Sought for School Bonds
State Commissioner W E Phipps urged creating a central board to adjust school district bonded debt. He proposed a refunding agency similar to highway debt relief to resolve growing confusion from court decisions. He noted 37 districts halted schools due to federal injunctions freezing funds pending debt adjustments.
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Little Rock
W. E. Phipps
Phipps
Mrs J T Luck 63 Dies in Nevada County
Mrs J T Luck 63 of Nevada County died at her Prescott home Tuesday afternoon at 6 o clock after weeks of illness Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from Mt Moriah Cemetery Nevada County Surviving husband four sons Fred Hollis Olaf and Rue Luck of Hope Oklahoma and Arkansas listed daughters and siblings including E H Weaver Prescott Texarkana Texas and Ira Webb Chidester among others
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J.S. Luck
Prescott
Mt. Moriah
Enired
Nevada County
Fred
Hollis
Olaf
Rue Luck
Hope
Raymond Waters
Idabel
Okla
C. L. Warmack
Willisville
D. B. Westmoreland
D. M. Atkins
E. H. Weaver
Tom Weaver
Texarkana
Ira Webb
Chidester
Hattie Burkman
Billinghham
Wash
Voting fraud claim mars Arkansas electoral contest
In Hamburg Ark Kitchens Parks congressional nomination dispute adjourned to allow depositions in district counties. Judge Patrick Henry ruled depositions must follow interrogatories. Kitchens, who lost to Parks in August, alleges gross fraud across multiple counties and precincts, seeking to void votes and challenge officials and ballot counts.
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Hamburg
Ark
Kitchens- Parks
Patrick Henry
Kitchens
Parks
Henry
Tilman B. Parks
Parkin
MW. C. Aikem
Ashley County
Democratic Central Committee
Jhost
Quavhita County
Hempstead
Hope
Val
Chick Pony
Fin Parks
Lilywie
Tie
Iledul Voles
Farks
Congress Seana
Arkansas State Graduate Nurses pick Camden for 1935 convention
Texarkana bulletin reports Camden chosen as the 1935 convention city for the Arkansas State Graduate Nurses Association during the statewide convention held Wednesday. In Little Rock the Assistant Attorney General ruled that a school district can be liable for injuries to students in bus accidents when those students are enrolled in industrial arts or vocational education courses.
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Texarkana
Arkansas State Graduate Nurses Association
Guy
Camden
Little Rock
John Caldwall
Japanese Naval Demand Rejected
London delegates reject Ambassador Saito proposal for naval tonnage equality on installment plan. British and American spokesmen say tonnage equality will not be approved under any consideration.
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London
Eng
Saito
Japan
Washington
L.S.U. Incensed at Vanderbilt Charge
LSU and Vanderbilt officials defended Huey P. Long’s football trip to Nashville after The Reveille called the crowd rowdy. The Hustler had predicted five special trains would haul rowdy fans home. Chancellor Kirkland backed the Reveille’s demand for an apology.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Reveille
Louisiana State University
Hustler
Vanderbilt University
James H. Kirkland
George R. Kimbel
Winds Central Railroad
L. S. WU
Rejrurn
Carl Price
The
Long
Louisiana State
Dixie
William Lobdell
Chunedtor
Kirkland
Vandy
Legion Plans Membership Drive at City Hall Meeting
The Leslie Huldlestui post of the American Legion will discuss the annual membership drive at Thursday night’s meeting. All ex-service men are urged to attend. The gathering begins at o'clock at City Hall.
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Leslie Huldlestui
Americant Legios
Farley Declares Two-Thirds House and Senate Rule
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General Farley predicts Democrats will win both houses by two thirds after next Tuesday's election. The Associated Press notes strong voter interest for the off year test with 47.3 million eligible, higher than 1928 and 1932 presidential cycles, while states vary in turnout and races.
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Washington
Rooseyalnesday
New Deal
O. P
Congress
Senate
House
Farley
Associated Press
BEC
House of Representatives
New York
Tiingis
California
Markets Hope Cotton Exchange Markets Hope Cotton Exchange New York
Market rounds show cotton prices edged up with New Orleans and Chicago grains mixed. Openings for December wheat and corn drifted lower while stock quotations feature integrated listings from AT&T Anaconda Standard Oil and others.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Canada
At&t
Chrysler
Matorsa
Socony Vacuum
S. Steelow
SM Standard Oil
N. J
American Simelter
Atchison Meth
Lille Rock
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Tuohey
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Charles Hervey
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Nevada Co
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