Evanston police idea for traffic squads vs. murderers
An Evanston Illinois discussion argues for aggressive traffic squads to prevent fatalities on the public highway. The dialogue notes newspapers report facts cautiously, yet urges swift, decisive motor-accident policing as a model for Arkansas and other states to save lives in city streets and on state highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Arkansas
State Highway Patrol
Evanston
Illinois
Evanstone
Senator McWhorter and a Pestilence of Excess
Washington. Senator I Boomboom McWhorter argues Thanksgiving should reflect overproduction and not abundance. He mocks farm and industry excess, proposing sweeping cuts and proclamations that expose a grim view of unemployment and labor surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NRK Serview
Washington
I Boomboom McWhorter
Federal Farm Board
Benator
The Artist’s Reward Beyond Riches and Public Fame
A discussion on artists facing poverty despite lasting works. The piece cites Denwood and "Under the tone" failing to find a market, notes publishers’ refusals, and contrasts later fame with early hardship. It compares Poe, Cezanne, Whitman, and broader questions of artistic value versus monetary success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Denwood
Poe
Igen
Cezanne
Whitman
Mane
Fof
Navy Of Other Days Noted Visits From The Star Of tepe
Mrs F P Harkness of Washington was here Monday QO A Graves visited his old home at Mineral Springs Miss Bessie Phillips returned from a pleasant visit to Mulvern Stuart Oglesby left yesterday for Batesville where he will attend Arkansas College during the gaming season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Harkness
Washington
QO. A. Graves
Mineral Springs
Bessie Phillips
Mulyern
Stuart Oglesby
Batesville
Arkansas College
Ten Years Ago Wedding and Local Notices
Ten years ago Frances Davis of Malvern married C S Stuart of Columbus at the bride’s home on South Main Street. Dwight Wilson, son at the Naval Academy, visits home on furlough. Sadie Shelton wed Robert Moffitt of Texarkana, affiliated with Texarkena Gas and Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Davis
Malvern
Stuart
Columbus
Souith Main
West
Dwight Wilson
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ind
Howe
R. M. Wilson
Sadie Shelton
Irregular Tales From Prohibition Era Quips
A garbled column mixes wry musings on prohibition and law, noting rum runners, a damaged ship, and army bombers. It comments on wheat growers and Thanksgiving, cites the Carnegie Foundation on college seniors, and mentions a boy bandit who gained 20 pounds in seven weeks in Sing Sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
Two boats capsize on river. four Black men die, rescued pair report
Witnesses recount a river ferrying accident near Rogers’s landing when a motor boat sped up and a rowboat overturned. Charles W. Rogers and Sars D. McDaniel, a Los Angeles tourist, were boatmen in a towed craft. both men escaped injury while two groups of Black river travelers reportedly fled to the Perry county side. Sheriff Webb and Sheriff Brazil investigated, naming four victims aged 14 to 20 and noting no bodies recovered by Sunday night.
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Charles W. Roger
Isharpan
Roger
Sars D. MéDinial
Los Angeles
Negrosa
Rogers
McDaniel
Wilcoxon
West Second Street
Little Rock
Flamerville
O. B. Woods
Oppele
Perry County
Neil Webb
Faulkner County
Osber Brazil
Bob
Abner Dunuip
Hill
Thorpe
Merchant's Spray Device Cools Air in His Store
Borger Texas report on Bil Henderstrom who invented an air cooler for stores and homes. Water is filtered through nine cloth layers and sprayed by an electric fan. He claims room temperatures drop to between 78 and 82 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
Texas
Bil" Henderstrom
Henderstrom
Few Laws in Government of School's Tent Town
About 20 persons from across the country live in tents on University of Wisconsin land by Lake Mendota for the summer session. The improvised community has no formal government with a mayor aldermen or other officials and operates with no laws except quiet hours at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Lake Mendota
University
Great Population Gain Shown in Rome Figures
Rome under 11 duce shows population leap of 250000, rising to 1,003,881 as of May 31. Claimed as first Italian city in rank with ancient peak around 2,000 in 85 B.C. Announcement made Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Musgolnni
Jules Caesar
B.C
Hoover Administration Attacked by Democrat Leader
Washington Democrat Representative Nelson of Missouri harshly criticized President Hoover for silence on farm board policy and the Wagner employment bill veto. He charged the administration with failing to lift the nation from its low mood and condemned recent Republican speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nelson
Miagouri
Hoover
Demogratic National Committee
Farm Board
Rocky Mound News Highlights Local Family Visits and Baseball Win
Health in Rocky Mound remains fair while residents visit relatives in Nevadas county Texytkana Oak Grove and Forest Hill. Arthur Nipper heads to Magnolia to attend school. The Rocky Mound baseball team defeated Columbus 7 to 1 and will return for another game Saturday. Sunday school is urged for next Sunday with all urged to attend.
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Forest Hill
Dale Hunt
Burl
Elya Pickard
George Pickard
Oak Grove
Evie Downs
Hope
Gracie Lee Mitchell
Texar
Ana
Rocky Mound
Columbus
Colorado Man Burns to Death in Crash
Canon City reports Max Earle and Phil Reid injured when an airplane crashed near West Cliffe. Earle died from burns. Reid sustained serious injuries as the aircraft fire swept the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Canon City
Colon
Max Earle
West Cliffe
Phil Reid
New Chicago Gas Rate Suspended For Probe
The Illinois Commerce Commission has suspended a new lower gas rate proposed for Chicago by Peoples Gas Light and Coke until January 23 to allow time for investigation. City and commission experts will determine if the 3 percent reduction serves the public interest. The company said the 22 percent cut applies to gas used in digesting, made possible by a Texas pipeline bringing natural gas to be mixed with manufactured gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milnois Commerce Commission
Peoples Gag Light and Coke Company
Commission
Texas
Starvation Sufferer Brought to Bellevue Hospital
Walter Hayes a 23 year old radio operator said he had not eaten since Friday and was admitted to Bellevue Hospital Sunday night suffering from starvation. He told doctors he had lost his license several months ago and reported financial hardship as the cause of his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Hayes
Bellevue Hospital
Sea Anemones Described As Voracious Flowers of the Sea
An article highlights sea anemones as beautiful flower like creatures with voracious hunting cells. It notes their beauty and aggressive feeding mechanisms, drawing parallels to flowers while detailing their stinging tentacles and predatory nature.
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Carnegie Foundation
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Wott
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Merchant
Jou
Thedford
EB. W. Cecil
Pulaski
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