Mob Violence Felt In Striker's Trial
Three Gaston County textile workers and union organizer Bor Wells were seized by a mob near Concord and whipped in a midnight assault after a mistrial was declared in the strike case. The attackers followed the defendants to Charlotte before dispersing.
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Concord
Seth
Gastonia
Aderholl
Gaston Pullee
Geronia
Charlotte
Bex
Somenhing
Tom Dimlson
Harvard Establishing City Planning School at Harvard
GAMBRINGE Mass Sept 10 The first School of City Planning in the United States will be established at Harvard University this fall with help from the Rockefeller Foundation Plans call for an organization similar to the School of Landscape Architecture housed in Rabingen Hall A program of regional planning led by James Z Curtis will be the title about which the new school will be formed
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Gambringe
Mass
United States
Harvard University
Rockfeller Foundation
Treasurer Asked To Hold Warrant In Arkansas Ledger
The Arkansas ledger reports a warrant issued for 200 to an employee of the Blake Revenue Department. Oscar Humphrey sought the state treasurer to stop the payment, noting the voucher appeared on a legislative list under the name Mel Smith but was not matched to an official payroll. Commissioned officials say the voucher was a routine business item with other vouchers and no temporary workers were added that month.
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Litter Rock
Sept. Wen
We Smith
Hew
Blake Revenue Department
Pine Hills
Oscar Humphry
Treas
Henry Wy Smith
Ralph Kieence
Ammphrey
Hevenue Department
Mel We Smith
Legishilure
Requesmitative
Smith
Youry Smith
Sind
A. A. Pierce
George Th. Brown
Saith
Camden
Revenue Department
Camdlen
Heinds
Po Persne
Wau
Beyoude
David A. Gates
Antioch Singings Draw Vast Local Crowds This Sunday
An all-day singing event at Antioch beckons the community to bring well-filled baskets and songbooks. The annual gathering is highly regarded locally and expectations point to a large crowd and a festive day of shared music.
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Antioch
May Delay Flood Control Activity in Lower Mississippi Basin
President and representatives of the lower Mississippi Valley Lodging Challenge discussed delaying flood control work in the lower basin pending further investigation. The information was relayed to Senator Robinson, Democratic minority leader, who had recently conferred with the president on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heaver Dr
Mixippi Valley
Robinson
Dentcratin
Anarchy Reigns In Manchurian Area
London report says anarchy dominates Manchuria with towns looted by robbers after Russian air raids and artillery. Mukden reports railway telegraph and wireless stations destroyed by Russian planes with 40 Chinese soldiers and 430 civilian laborers killed in the attacks.
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London
Harbin
Pograni¢hnaya
Mukden
Tarrapivbnaya
Kambe
Vndis
Giant Lighting System At Army Field In Texas
In San Antonio Texas a vast lighting system for an Army field is described with twelve kilns and wires to carry current around a half mile radius. The system supports two landing fields, one for north south winds and another for east west winds, enabling night operations and floodlights for the field named the West Point of the Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Field
Texas
Man Antonio
Randolph Wielt
Light Rays and Electric Devices Trained On Pests
In Geneva New York on September 10 electrical light methods are tested against insect pests. A flame of water covered with oil attracts and traps insects, which drown in the film. An electrified screen bar with high voltage static is reported feasible to control pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N.Y
Fleetrie
Cmieda
Michigan Honeymooners Visit Relatives in New Hope Area
Detroit couple Mr and Mrs Hale Bowles stayed with Mr Bowden and Will Bearden family in New Hope. They planned a brief honeymoon trip and visited Bowden's parents and other relatives with Mas and Alys Lavis and Mrs Charley Paylin in the community.
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Hale Bowles
Detroit
Mr. Bowden
Mar
Will Bearden
New Hope
Mas and
Alys
Levey Lavis
Charley ‘Paylin
Michigan
My Bowden
Company A Boys Show Improvement at Camp
Clarence Maxwell and Thomas Massey of the Arkansas National Guard were sent to Army and Navy Hospital from Camp Ktttle Reel. They are improving, with Maxwell noting return home soon as M V’s permit, though surgeons don’t want him leaving until about October 1. Massey, once thought to have appendicitis, has improved without operation and will be ready to return when Maxwell does.
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Clarence Maxwell
Thomas Massey
Arkansas National Guard
Army and Navy
Ktttle Reel
Maxwell
M. V
Theft of Two Sewing Machines Remains Mystery
In Nebraska City on September 10, a store reported the theft of one sewing machine and, within a week, a second portable machine vanished. No signs of forced entry or clues were left, leaving owners and investigators puzzled over the missing items and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmbraska City
Neb
Thrice Widower In Year Finds New Partner At 70
In Souticuridgh Massachusetts a 70 year old man known as a thrice widower has married again. His wives died in succession over the past year, with Georgiana Martin and others named in family circles. He now plans to start a new life with his latest spouse, the former Mrs. John B Besrusiers.
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Mass
Hhea
Livertivis
Valerio Lrevast
Livernois
Georgiana Martin
Ned
John B
Besrusiers
Flapper Age Teacher Keeps Post Despite Audit
KAQOA VIL Tenn Sept 10 The Parent Teacher Association supports Mildred Doyle principal of county high school despite charges from a flapper era image. Board of Education authorized dismissal but she remains on the job teaching regular classes this morning. The board promised a formal ruling to follow at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaqoa
Tenn
Tailuy
Mildred Doyles
Watermelon Pickles Promised From Palms by Rider Couple
In Palmas Mrs. L Rider announces a novel project pickling watermelons. The couple plans jars resembling baby cucumber pickles with a Maver distinctive flavor. They display melons from finger size to 160 pounds awaiting taste tests at the Star office.
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Rider
Palmas
Jay
P. Fi
Rider Bays
Roy Anderson
Genitl
Chamber of Commerce
Star Office
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Opposes Sunday Picture Shows
The Garrett Memorial Baptist Church last Sunday passed a resolution opposing Sunday picture shows. The motion, read by Moderator L. Walsten and Clerk W. Ay Lewis, states the church unanimously disapproves of film exhibitions on the Sabbath and asserts no labor by operators is acceptable.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Thorafore
Garret Momorian Baptist Church
Dore
Lmwaltlen
W. AY Lmwis
Caudle Indicted for Second Time in Arkansas Affair
Little Rock notes a Pulaski county grand jury reindicted Reece A. Caudle of the Arkansas Railroad on an attempted libery charge linked to a racing bill passage. The new indictment mirrors the original, aiming to correct alleged debets, with prosecutors seeking an early trial amid prior denials and related motions. One other person died in a related case, with authorities still seeking to place suspects in custody.
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Little Rock
Che
Candle
Benmaker
Charles
Heletay
Parieniatuel
Quirke
Parnell
Gibtarney
Supreme Cent
Luge Warvis
Grand Jury
Auditor Refuses To Honor Voucher In State Audit Row
A state auditor declines to honor a warrant for expenses claimed by Represervative A. A. Pivrea of Ashley County. The dispute centers on whether reimbursement should be approved under established rules, with bank endorsements cited and questions raised about departmental work and entitlement.
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Boot
Gales
Chevauchors
National Wins In First Game Toss National Wins In First Game Toss
The text reports a Chicago event on Sept de with national teams in baseball, noting Chicago and Philadelphia leading their leagues and likely first place, though no assured victory yet. It mentions the World Series opening October 8 and hints at national championships and league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biseball
Chicago
Philadelphia
Aurichire
Battle Field Singing Sunday Feature at Folk Field
A day event announced for next Sunday features a Washington quartet as the vocal highlight. All are invited to bring lunch baskets, browse old songbooks, and enjoy a community singing afternoon at the field.
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Bache
Washington Quartettoe
Dlay
Association Plans September 20 Hog Shipment
G Coffee of the Hempstein County Live Stock Shipping Association announces a car of hogs will be moved on September 20. Those with hogs for shipment should contact Mr. Coffee or the County Agent and list them at once.
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G. Coffee
Hempstein County
Senate Inquires Into Mr. Shearer
Washington Sept 10 44 A Senate naval committee session discusses naval limitation concerns tied to ship building firms. A Bethlehem Steel letter regarding relations with William B Shearer is released. The panel seeks a full inquiry into Shearers role and his claim of presenting three shipyards at the 1927 naval limitation talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Senate Naval Committee
White House
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Win. B. Shearer
Ritral
Avnate
Shearer
Army man surrender ends three year fugitive case
MEMPHIS Sept 10 Robert Baker 24 sought for three years to answer indictment in federal court on a charge of absconding with 3500 from Bank of Commerce Memphis funds surrendered by a federal district court this morning. He produced an honorable discharge from the army and the for la money was given no year and no day in the federal reformatory in Oblilicoth Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memes
Robert, Baker
Bank of Commerce
Memphis
Federal District Court
Senate Republicans Postpone Vote on Pa Wayes Seat
Washington Sept 10 Senate Republican leaders at a conference agreed to defer consideration of the Noevis resolution denying Wayes of Pennsylvania a seat in the Senate until the regular October session. The move delays a decision on the contested seat and reflects party strategy ahead of upcoming proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
Senate
Waye
Pennsylvania
Treasury Receipts Rise As Income Tax Payments Grow
Report from SFUTRE ROCK dated Sept 1 notes income tax receipts to the state treasury have increased sharply, with about 20,000 paid to date. Commissioner David A. Geetes comments on the trend, citing growing collection and impact on state capacity.
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Sfutre Rock
Maids Contestant Pictures Are Here
AW jlintos sent to Star byl enbigin y de the entest for Maids of Teme in the annual Melon Festival have been re ened from the engravers and will be delivered to Che uae on Youd, and Star thanks eart of you a dot fue the privilege of using the photographs in its columns.
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Che Uae
Texarkana Blast Wrecks Building
Aix La Chapelle reports show extreme drought prompting city actions. Lead sealed bathtubs and garages water connections to conserve supply as water shortage worsens. a fare increase to 25 rents per cubic metre accompanies the emergency measures.
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Aix LA Giappell
Aix la Chappell
Popular Poultry Specialist Dead
Word was received in Hope today of the recent death in a St. Louis hospital of C. B. Wesco Missouri Pacific poultry specialist who was well known through Hempstead county. He started and helped to build the county’s poultry-raising industry and aided those starting paying poultry flocks. He made many friends here and his death will be a matter of genuine regret to all.
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St. Louis
C. B. Wesco
Missouri Pacific
Hempstead
Mr. Wesco
County Institute Opens Wednesday
Hempstead County Teachers Institute opens at Hope city hall Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon, announced by county superintendent E. E. Austin. Program includes devotional exercises and community singing, enrollment, and talks by Lena Larkins, John P. Cox, J. L. Turner, J. P. Womack, and U. A. Gentry, covering rural supervision, efficiency training, and county unit of schools.
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Hempstead
Conway
J. P. Womack
State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
U. A. Gentry
Ope
McRae Goes Home From Hospital
Sheriff Dorsey McRae, after a second major operation and a fragile recovery from an earlier one, left the hospital this morning. He was carried to his East Third Street home to finish regaining his strength as officers once feared for his condition but noted a renewed vitality now on the path to health.
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Dorsey McRae
State Firemen In Session at Camden
Camden Sept 10 The eighth annual Arkansas firemen convention opened its three day session with speeches fire fighting exhibitions and demonstrations of training apparatus More than 160 delegates and visitors had registered and many more expected to arrive today The event marks a major gathering of state fire service leaders in Camden with demonstrations and talks designed to share best practices.
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Camden
Boiler blast injures two men in Texarkana business district
A boiler exploded at the Southern Creameries plant just after 9 am causing severe burns to Ray Tatum and Wayman Wayman and Pete Cone, wrecking the plant rear and nearby buildings. The massive tank was hurled over 500 feet, shattering windows as firefighters investigated the cause.
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Texarkana
Ray Tatum
Pete Cone
Wayman
Texkana
Southern Creameries
Creameries
Tatum
Cup Team Captain Sets New Speed Record Today
COLDSHOT Eng Sept 10 Squadron leader A H Orel bar captain of the British Schnei der cup team today raced a marked course of three kilometers here and set a new world's speed record traveling faster than any human has ever traveled before He made 868.8 miles per hour
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Coldshot
Eng
A. H. Orelbar
Tle
Niles
Borglum Finishes Memorial Model For Wilson
Curzon Borglum, famed sculptor of the Stone Mountain Memorial, has nearly completed a model for Poland’s memorial to Woodrow Wilson in his San Antonio studio. The design shows Wilson in a dynamic pose with a 12 foot statue above a granite base, a 4.5 foot by 12 foot pylon, and a map of the Polish republic. The statue will be cast in New York after completion and placed on Plac Wolposki in Poznan.
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San Antonio
Tex
Curzon Borglum
Stone Mountain Memorial
Poland
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Lusitania
Polish Republic
New York
Borglum
Plac Wolposki
Poznan
Posen
Walnut Tree 400 Years Old Brings Big Check
A giant walnut tree estimated at 400 years old was removed from Mrs. Clara Mason’s lawn in Lebanon UL. Lumbermen paid a $400 check to Mrs. Mason as the tree was carted away by a wood firm. The trunk measured five feet in diameter with low branches seventeen feet up. The harvest was forecast at 1,534 board feet from the trunk. The Pen Regen Company of Cincinnati, Ohio bought the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Clara
Mason
Pen- Regen Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
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le Shuford
Campbell
G Campbell
AL I Parker
JW. Hicks
G. Ls
Bunson
Caldwell
Massey
Garrett Memorial Baptist
Caudle
Says
Loop City
Landis
Mr. Shearer
Hempstead County
County Institute
McRae
State Firemen
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