Eaves Faces Trial For Sunday Show at Saenger
The State of Arkansas sues Jack Eaves, Saenger theatre manager, in Judge Bright's court for a Sunday show benefit tied to the American Legion. Prosecution by Adamney Steve Carrigan, defense by Luke Monroe and Will Atkins. Trial set for Thursday morning with jurors chosen from city residents, venue possibly moved to City Auditorium to accommodate a large crowd.
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Kansas
Arkansas
Jack Eaves
Saenger Theatre
American Legion
Jack Harves
Afelock
Gihpounaing
City Auditorium
Justice Bright
Garrett Heads Conway School Head Granted Absence
Torreyson, president of State Teachers College at Conway, was granted a six month leave of absence by the Bow at Trustees following a period of time away. The action placed Giulises at custody of the institution as interim head while Torreyson remained absent from duties.
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State Teachers College
Conwy
Peanil Winty
Giulsige
German Police Block Terrorists Threats
Berlin reports police say 40 suspects linked to the Consul organization are in custody after bombing outrages. The operation, led by Captain Maryhardt, targeted the Kelehe sty building and involved Nickels, a former Stuttgart police captain, tracked from Linneburg district to Kembe where he was detained.
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Berlin
Bpitney
Lorvatikhs Appeinet
Fiiitiea
Maryhardt
Hembing
Farlaus Arta
Ceenany
Kelehesty
Urgamiasklands
Nickels
Linneburg
Laneburg
Kembe
Cuslouy
Woman in Poker Case As Alimony Fight Rages
Chicago report outlines a divorce matter where a wife who plays poker seeks alimony while the husband claims she earns and spends funds. Thomas Blondel, an insurance adjuster, counters that he pays about 350 a year. the court hears testimony as Phaneas Lyell prepares to rule on the case.
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Michael Meinberg
Ae Worminn
RIO
Taband
Tig
Thomas J. Blondel
Voulek Tolay
RLOO
Sao
Ming
Blandell, i Defense
Dona Uy Ahielos
Ciait
Depo Phaneas Lyell
Blandells
Russo-Chinese Trouble Halted in Manchuria Border
An official communique says fighting on the Russo Chinese border near Mariansh area has ceased after days of clashes between Russian and Chinese forces on both east and west sectors. No casualties were reported beyond minor injuries. air patrols continue to monitor the ceasefire.
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Mars
Manchuria
Minehuraih
Baby Dies From Hurts Suffered Under Train
Five year old child from Morton, Ark, perished after injuries from a train incident yesterday near McGhory. The victim, identified as Migid Mire Livre Sipmwis, was reportedly struck by a locomotive while crossing the tracks. Police and railroad officials investigated the accident site as mourners gathered.
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McGhory
Ark
Entries Pouring In for Exhibits At Annual Fair
Entries arrive from Nevada county and other regions as the Southwest Arkansas Fair gears up. Nevada county prepares a strong county booth with at least two hundred poultry birds expected. many locals have already submitted entries. The fair aims to manage livestock and poultry exhibits with early entries to ensure facilities. Secretary W Homer Nige offers entry blanks on request.
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Nevada County
Poultry Department
Lenn Caruthers
Dr. Z
Re Tieree
W. RP. Brunsen
FE. Thornton
Hf. Wilson
Thea, Tall
A. A. Gordon
A. E. Cross
J. Calieont
W. 5. Roe
Layman Dickinson
Lee Caruthers
O. Waterfall
Prescott
GC. C. Harvey
Bluff City
Aransas
Faiy
W. Homer Nige
Senate Starts Another Probe
The Senate ordered an investigation into American shipbuilding corporations tied to Geneva naval limits talks. The resolution passed without dissent as the Senate naval committee planned to meet early the next day to begin the inquiry.
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Washington
Senate
Geneva
Senate Navel Committee
Department Seeks to Reduce Air Mail Charges
West Postal General Brown invites air mail contractors to a Washington conference on September 16 to aim at reducing air mail charges and to propose bringing the mules back under government control for air mail service.
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Washington
Sept
Brown
Air Mail
College Heads To Discuss State School Survey
Governor Parnell convenes a meeting of all state college heads in Little Rock for September 2 to decide on action about a proposed survey of all state schools. Dr. Arthur de Klein of the Federal Bureau of Education will confer on the survey funded by state schools through budget cuts. The survey is planned to begin immediately, with Dr. Klein guiding whether he conducts it personally or assigns a subordinate.
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Lpptle
Klein
Vandueh
Legion Doings At Hope Armory Next Wednesday Night
Local Legion post commander Barney Hamm announces a gathering at the National Guard armory in Hope next Wednesday night September 1. Ex service men in the area are urged to attend for a short business session and a social gathering with the aim of inviting the State Commander.
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Barney Hamm
Legion
Hamm
Meutnhy
Gow
Arkansawyer
Tt Tvaler
National Guard Armory
Star Publisher Away and Employes Step Out
Star Publisher Alex Washbion, of Star, left for Lat Springs for the day then to El Dorada to oversee business matters. He will return soon as his absence delays shop work and the daily delivery. Martha, his sister, visited Tuesday afternoon to see Arkansan sights. The circulation manager hints the delay may affect daily distribution.
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Washbion
Star
Lat Springs
EL Dorada
Spe
Martha
Arkansan
Rae
Ness
Film Actress To Answer Grand Jury In Burglary Case
Los Angeles actress described as the sister of a 21 year old man who faces a turkey charge was ordered to appear before the grand jury. The sheriff’s office said the burglary complaint dates from two weeks ago and was filed with a Beverly Hills justice court, but the defendant has avoided arrest.
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Los Angeles
Teachers Hold Special Meeting at City Hall
Local teachers gathered at City Hall for a special meeting led by Mr H. Young who conducted singing. Speakers included Mr PL Cox business leader and Hope school board member on efficiency, Mr Agee on penmanship and business impact, Mr Turner from Arkansas State Teachers College on ideal teachers, and Mr Womack of Henderson State College on training and future progress. A talk by Miss Beryl Porry on advancement in education and A A Gontey on county unit followed. attendees enrolled and posed for a group photo at the entrance.
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H. 2. Young
Yollie Reed
PL Cox
Hope School Board
Agee
Turner
Arkansas State Teachers College
Neai
Detroiter Indicted for Killing Prohi Agent
A Detroiter was indicted in a case involving the killing of a Prohi agent. The indictment names the accused and details the charges brought by prosecutors in Detroit. The record notes the incident occurred in August with investigation continuing.
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Prohi
Bicycle Fiend Returns From Long Bicycle Tour
In WORTBmpPH Arkansas on September Lt Whittinash of Fa. tours on bicycles while others ride autos. He spent a year biking when autos were common. He rode 800 miles from Port South to visit his brother Frank Whitmarsh, senior partner of Whitmarsh and Son. He learned to ride at nearly 60 and became an accomplished cyclist. He plans a 10 mile trip, gaining notice before quietly leaving to pursue the solo journey.
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Ark
Whittinash
Tie
Port South
Whtaatsh Amt
Mar. Whitmiesh
Baet Smith Fey
Tastoul
Mr. Whitharst
Hig
Itu Feild
Highway Suit Appeals to Supreme Court for Final Ruling
In Little Rock on September 11, constables and others filed an appeal in the Arkansas Supreme Court from a Pulaski chancery court ruling denying them $110,000 and a restraining order against the Highway Commission. The suit rests on 1929 Act No. 158, seeking retirement of bonds from special road improvement districts dating to 1927, with the chancery ruling upheld as invalid.
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Ark
Ant
Supreme Court
Pulaski Chancery Court
Highway Commission
Dristries
Dodge
Pulaski County
County Judges To Unite for Sibeck
Helena September 11. Arkansas County Judges Association will back Judge W F Sibeck of Pulaski County in his effort to retain 51 prisoners for county road work under a return to the penitentiary plan. Judge John C Shef field says Shottick will aid Sibeck as penitentiary officials seek judicial sanction tomorrow. Sheriff Sheffield denounces the move as administration meddling in county affairs.
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Helena
Arkansas County Judges Association
W. F. Sibeck
Ofulaski County
John C. Sheffield
Eally
Shottick
Sibeck
Marvin Harris
Pulaski County
Sheffield
Two Go To Death In Electric Chair
Milledgeville Ga September 1 four men Simeon Simpaan former daeville Tenn police chief aided Milcohn Marrow of Jacksonville Fla died in the electric chair at the Genki prison farm today for the murder of O C A Tore ry cashier of the State Bank of Kingsland Ga on February 20 Hee Murraw went to the chair at 1 51 pm with what was pronounced whip Staypeon went at 6 and Wax dealab utd
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Mane Simpaan
Daeenville, Tenn
Aid Milcohn Marrow
Acksonville
Wla
Genki
Oc.a. Torery
State Bank of
Staypeon
Minnesota Congressman Dies In Night Blaze
In Battle Lake Minnesota Congressman C. d. Kyale of the Seventh District is believed to have perished in a fire that destroyed his state college at Otter Stail Lake north of the town. A body found amid the ruins is said to be the congressman but is severely charred, making positive identification difficult.
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Minn
C. d. Kyale
Minnesota
Otter Stail
Lake
Maids Contestant Pictures Are Here
Maids of Honor in the annual Melon Festival have been returned from the engravers and will be delivered to the newsroom on regynunt. Star thanks each reader for the privilege of using the photographs in its columns.
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Sntvants
State Debt Board Bolsters Credit
LITTLE ROCK September 11 The state Debt Board at a meeting instructed Ralph Koonse to compile information for prospective bond buyers on the state's means of retiring a $400,000 note issue sold to finance the state revolving school loan fund Attorneys had opposed accepting the issue until additional information on the state's ability to retire the notes was available
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Little Rock
State Debt Board
Ralph Koonse
Stae
Middlebrooks Delivers Rich Melon Load From Acre
Middlebrooks returns from Patmos farm with a light wagonload of knotty watermelons, about 10 melons tipping over 1 000 pounds. In his third year as a melon grower, one acre under the Triumple Watson cross yielded over 100, with two more loads planned.
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Patmos
Triwmple Watson
Radsinge
Escaped Convict Shot To Death In New York City Incident
An escaped inmate from Auburn prison during Sinwlay riots was shot and seriously wounded by Buffalo police after a car chase. He died several hours later in hospital. Police reported the suspect and two companions fled in a car, fired at officers, and exchanged fire before being captured or wounded. The event ended with the three men taking cover as shots were exchanged and the suspect succumbed to his injuries.
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Hevo
Chi A. Lindbergh
Tavcon
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Lindy
New York
Cleveland
Berbaloa
N.Y
Bepte
Steve Pawlak
Auburn
Sinwlay
Buffalo
Pawlak
Polele
Annual Good Will Tour Starts From City Hall
The Hope business and professional men led by the Hope Boys Band began the annual good will tour from City Hall at eight o'clock with about 16 automobiles and 75 participants. The day’s route covered Bodcaw Willisville Waldo A and M College Magnolia McNeill Buckner Stamps and Lewisville with luncheon at the college. A second day will visit Fulton McNabb Saratoga Okay Mineral Springs Nashville Ozan Washington Blevins Prescott and Emmett. The tour, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, promotes Hope’s welcome to entrants of the Southwest Arkansas Fair and beyond.
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Hope Boys
Bodcaw
Willisvie
Waldo
A. & M. College
Magnolia
McNeill
Buckner
Stamps
Lewisville
Fulton
McNabb
Saratoga
Okay
Mineral Springs
Nashville Ozan
Washington
Blevins
Prescott
Emmett
Chamber of Commerce
Southwest Arkansas Fair
Firemen Close Annual Meeting in Camden Arkansas
The Arkansas Firemen's Association wraps up a three day session in Camden with election and installation of officers and the choice of next convention city. About 250 members and visitors attended a barbecue hosted by the Camden Chamber of Commerce. A Little Rock drill team demonstrated firefighting and lifesaving skills downtown yesterday.
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Camden
Arkansas Firemen’s Association
Camden Chamber of Commerce
Little Rock
Telluride Banker's Federal Warrant Link to New York Credits
Charles H. Tuttle of Newcastle wires authorities to hold Charles Waggoner, president of the Bank of Telluride, on a federal warrant connected to a $500,000 New York bank credit. Waggoner admits sole responsibility, saying he acted to protect Telluride deposits as the bank faced pressures and he preferred New York to ruin for local savers.
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Chas. H. Tuttle
United States
Newcasby
Wyo
Chas. T. Waggoner
Telluride
Denver
Newcastle
Wapgeoner
Bank of Telluride
Wagoner
Battany
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