Graf Zeppelin on Homeward Voyage Nears Record Pace
Graf Zeppelin surges toward its home harbor Friedrichshafen after a 1600 mile dash since lifting off from Lakehurst at 7 17 Sunday morning. Reports from ships at sea and radio stations in America and Germany place the airship eastward, aiming to break its own round the world record as it approaches Thursday morning arrival.
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New York
Friederichshaen
Azores
Tuna
Imricederieshafen
Prieduvieshafen
Lakehurst
Arkansas Boy Dies of Typhoid at Camp in Leavenworth
Keith Hanna age 17 of McGahee Ack died at a Leavenworth government hospital after two weeks at the Citizens Military Training Camp. He was the first student death in three years of the camp. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Bul Hanna of MeChas and his body was sent for burial.
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Leavenworth
Keith Hanna
McGahee, Ack
Citizens Military
Mes
Bul Hanna
MeCichas
Shuttle Refueling Flight Presses On Amid Bad Weather
Cheyenne Wy Sept 2 A shuttle aircraft in heavy wind and cold rain continued its test flight toward Elko Nevada with Capt dia C Bakers as pilot and Lt Bernad Thompson as co pilot After circling for over an hour the craft made contact and 200 gallons of gasoline were aboard maintaining the westward test schedule.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Elko
Nev
Dia C. Bakers
Bernad ~Thompson
Memphis Highway Crash Sets City Injury Record
Memphis police report a crash in the city early today injuring two white women and killing two negro residents while four others are hospitalized. Names given include Mrs. Jennie Yarbrough and Miss Plara Starr. The incident follows a surge of 24 accident victims during the past 24 hours and marks a record for the weekend.
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Memphis
Jennie Yarbrough
Plara- Starr
GreeneS Return From North Tour
Mr and Mrs Joe Greene returned home to Camden Saturday after leading a HopeRepresenting industrial tourist group on a South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce sponsored Canadian tour. Luther Ellison and Mrs Milson were praised for coordinating the inspection of industrial plants and agricultural developments during the trip.
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Joe Greene
South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
Greenes
Hope
Gone
Camden
Luther Ellison
South Arkansas Chamber of Sommerce
Mlson
Bobcats Open Practice as Newcomers Seek Berths
Coach Coleman leads the Bobcats through the first workout with hopeful newcomers eager for a regular berth. Graduation last year and the death of captain elect Pred Mason have shaken the team, but several promising players are pushing for spots as the schedule unfolds in a demanding line of games across September to November. Community support is urged to lift the program and city profile.
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Basel Coleman
al Hope i Bobcats
Hi Pyoleges
Olerick
Pred Mason
Sas
Dase Ewes
Heart
Bobcats
Hope
Malvern
Thape
Camden
Qel
Fordyce
Horatio
Dorado
Texarkana
Prescott
Grodon
Stamps
Nashville
Citivens
Eleven
Sunday Amusements Lead Cuts in Arkansas Straw Vote
The Star reports a Sunday amusements ballot showing a tightening lead near two to one for supporters. Over the weekend 17 for and 17 against were counted, with prior days showing a shrinking advantage. The paper urges church participation and notes broad engagement across communities, while promising final counting this week at The Star in Hope, Arkansas.
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the Star
Arkansas
Firsl
Seeen
Arkansas Blue Lion
Star
South Main Street
Hope
Hope Star
Senator Robinson Urges Military Preparedness for Peace
Fort Smith reports Labor Day speaker Senator Robinson arguing that a solid military naval policy protects the United States and its people. He warned goodwill alone cannot deter attacks and called for preparedness as the cheapest insurance against foes. He noted passion ignorance and prejudice hinder world peace efforts.
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Fort Smith
Doe ‘I. Robinson
United States
Robinson
Texas Watermelon Stirs Newsroom Rivalry Across States
Fort Worth press shipped a 54 pound watermelon to Cleveland triggering a cross country exchange. Hope Star and NEA Service letters recount the thrill, mock bravado, and plans for a big farm feature. A 100 to 144 pound line of melons is cited as proof of regional prowess.
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Echo
Fort Worth
Texas
Cleveland
Ohio
L. A. Wilke
Fort Worth Press
N. EB
A. Livies
Newspaper Enterprise Association
NEA
Hope Star
Snap
Hope, Ark
Herbert Walker
Hope
Triumph
Hope Houses
Hope Triumph
Alex
H. Washburn
Star
Ark
Arkansas
Texans
Eastern Express
Roosevelt Guide Pioneer Rancher Dies in Missouri
Jessie Morris Shary, a pioneer rancher, road builder, soldier and hunter who once escorted Theodore Roosevelt on a Wyoming hunting expedition, dies at Crane Missouri. Born in Pennsylvania, he moved through Ohio during the Civil War era, helped build the Gulf railroad in the 1880s, and settled in the Ozarks in 1906 after a long, colorful career in the Southwest.
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Roosevelt Guide
Missouri
Crane
Jessie Morris Shary
Theodore Roosevelt
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Sharp
Ohio
Southwest
Springfield
Memphis
Lusk
Wyo
Roosevelt, Hoe
Ozarks
Mojave Desert Girls Wear Silken Hosiery
Berkeley, September 21. An oasis built on scientific plans has sprung up in the Mojave Desert near Trona, a town of 3,000 whose residents enjoy open-air theatre, line residences, the latest dial-type telephones, and silk hosiery. The piece notes Trona’s creation by the American potash industry and cites University of California scientist Jogs Robertson discussing its success after a decade-long struggle between science and nature.
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Berkeley
Cal
Mohave
Trana
Raf
Jogs Robertson
University of California
American Chemical Society
Trona
Telanys
The Innocent Cheat Chilling Hope Star Serial
The Innocent Cheat opens tomorrow in Hope Star. Ruth Dewey Groy writes this romantic serial about Helen Page an orphan drawn into a guardian's criminal plan to take a fortune. Supporting players include Bob Wanis Eva Brent and others as romance and intrigue unfold. Subscription costs are noted.
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AP Bye Nowont
Hope Star
Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Helen
Brent
Bob Wanis
Eva
Bob
Ruth Dewey Groy
Riel
Outsider Wins Big Prize in Last Air Derby
The Los Angeles to Cleveland nonstop air race concluded with Henry J. Brown of Cleveland New York air mail fame winning the $10,000 prize after a time reduction by judges. Lee Schoenhair’s time had been surpassed, and John T. Woods continued racing despite Art Goebel’s prior withdrawal due to plane trouble.
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New York
Cleveland Mail
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Henry J. Brown
New York Air Mail
Lee Schoenhair
John T. Woods
Wallisa
Wis
Art Goebel
National Guard Unit Back Home
Arkansas National Guard Company A detrained after two weeks of camp fire. Only two members missing Sergeant Harnest Maxwell with a fractured skull and Thomas Massey missing for a time. Maxwell in Army hospital at Hot Springs recovering from a skull fracture and Massey awaiting appendicitis operation. Officers praise camp progress and expect stronger work next year.
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Hope
Arkansas National Guard
Harnest Maxwell
Thomas Massey
Middlebrooks Colleery
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
Maxwell
Massey
Sinclair Jailer Denies Charges
Washington Evening Star reports oil operator Charles Sinclair, jailed in the District, denied by jail superintendent William Peak that Sinclair is allowed pleasure trips. The report says Sinclair is on special duties with limited car access for trips to a nearby branch, refuting prior claims.
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Washington
Washinton
Willian Peak
Sinclair
Palestine Passes Quiet Sunday
Jerusalem reports a calm Sunday in Palestine the first quiet night since the Jewish Arab outbreak began ten days earlier. Northern Galilee remains the main trouble spot, though activity there is thought to have diminished with no incidents on Sunday.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Galilee
Holy Land
Dust On Highway Causes Accident Near Morrillton
Claude Morgan 82 a Clarksville businessman is in critical condition in a Morrillton hospital after a crash that involved Eugene Garrett and Phil Poyner. A passing attempt during dense dust fog caused the car to overturn into a ditch after rear ending another vehicle. Garrett was driving and both he and Poyner were injured though not seriously.
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Clarksville
Auk
Claude Morgan
Morrillton
Morgan
Eugene Garrett
Phil Poyner
Garrett
Poyner
Chicago Cabaret Night of Bloodshed at North Clark Street
Gunman Henry Conners enter 500 North Clark cabaret with a pistol and is killed. A patron named Lis suffers three bullet wounds and is found in the passageway between cabaret and kitchen bar. Police report probable additional injuries as walls show heavy damage. Patrons are detained for questioning.
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Clicago Sept. Y
Clark Street
Ironman’s
Henry Conners
Conners
Lis
Dagen
Uton Opanion
Death of Mrs A L Betts in Camden Auto Crash
Mrs A L Betts died at Camden hospital from internal injuries after a late Sunday automobile collision near the city. Her daughter Helen and son Albert were hurt lightly, while Margaret was visiting. the Betts family, prominent in Hempstead County, faced a fatality blamed on three African American occupants of a Ford roadster. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at the family home.
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Hope
Camden
Margaret
Thy
A. L. Bettts
South Elm
W. R. Anderson
Rose Hill Cemetery
Miss Helen
Betts
Tech Orcurance
The Koran Language and Legacy of a Quiet Pivot
A fragmented note discusses the Koran and its linguistic origins, mentioning Canberra and the idea of jewels as bearings for pivots. The text appears as an oblique, cryptic excerpt with few clear facts or named entities.
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Eselen
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Eva “Fry
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Air Mail
National Guard
Hindenburg
Berlin
Ida von Breckendorff
Hindenberg
Paul Hindenberg
Potsdam
Chicago
Camden Hospital
Canberra
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