Accident mars good will tour as Bowden injured crossing highway
Cliff Bowden, 80, a well known county citizen, was struck by a car driven by Wash Tudson during Tope's annual good will tour south of town. Bowden suffered a broken leg and severe bruising, received ambulatory care, and was taken to hospital for a lengthy recovery. Tudson was absolved of blame as he had sounded a warning but Bowden stepped into the road.
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Los Angeles Police Under Grand Jury Indictment
A grand jury indicted several Los Angeles police officers on charges tied to a shakedown scheme over the past five years. Names include sergeants Harry Hl and Leon ard We Laale and patrolman Thomas B. Washbin, with Washbin later released on $10,000 bail. Additional officers named in the indictment include a former police captain. No arrests yet. surrender expected as bail arrangements are made.
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Henry Finishes His Long-Sought Vacation
Henry, on a several day absence, returns to work Saturday morning. He rearranged his office and had carpenters painters and electricians at work. The dental office was completely redone with added equipment and prepared as a first rate facility in the region.
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Tourists Off On Second Day Trip
The second day of the annual goodwill tour of Moye business and professional men began with visits to Multon Mc Nab Saratoga Okay Mineral Springs Nashville and other points. At each stop yesterday the tourists were warmly welcomed with good wishes and assurances of artistic welcome from Southwest Arkansas residents.
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Arkadelphia Council Visits Street Washing Machine Purchase
Arkadelphia City Council members visit the city to inspect a street washing machine, seeking to buy similar equipment. Officials praise the current unit for cleaning streets of dust and debris and note its added fire fighting capability. The visit underscores pride in municipal street and fire protection gear.
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British publisher warns Palestine crisis may ruin mandate peace
In a Daily Mail column Viscount Rathemere argues Britain should hand mandates to the League of Nations immediately or risk ruin. He claims the Middle East could threaten stability, and says the United States offers Jews a stronger national home than the current arrangement.
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Navy dirigible Wriggle shot during test at Lakehurst
The navy's all metal Wrigble, 2MC-2, built at Detroit, arrived at Lakehurst with a bullet hole in its main helium chamber. Captain William Kepner, flying it, did not learn of the hit until the ship was in its hangar. The Graf Zeppelin previously endured a similar rifle fire on its round the world flight.
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Crisis Near in Anglo American Naval Disarmament Talks
London reports key developments expected within 48 hours as America prepares its reply to Britain’s disarmament proposal. The answer rests with Prime Minister MacDonald and could influence labor leaders’ plans to travel to Washington on September 28 or postpone the visit until later.
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Guernsey Singing School to Close with Public Recital
The Water Nevie Church singing school near Hope led by Tarace Kennedy will close Friday night with a public recital featuring selections from the Washington choirs. It has been one of the county’s most successful this year with an average attendance around LB pupils, and organizers hope for a strong showing at the Friday night event.
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Texan Dry Law Author Mortis Sheppard Seeks Senate Seat
Texarkana report notes Mortis Sheppard of Texarkana, author of the right road amendment, is unopposed for the U S Senate as candidates scramble for governor and other races. The piece hints at possible challengers including James Vergusen who has signaled retirement plans.
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Gardener Kills Heiress After Dismissal in Cleveland
Barbara Diebalt Tyr, 63, heiress of the Diebholt brewing fortune, was slain at her Muelid Village home early today by gardener Michael Ceterra. He, dismissed two weeks ago after 17 years of service, confessed to police in Ville Station claiming motive over the firing. Servants said he had threatened to shoot the family.
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Hope Melon Wins Federal Farm Board Vote
Hope Arkansas showcases a 149 pound melon as the world’s largest, presented to the Federal Farm Board by Senator Joe T. Robinson and local officials. Board members and reporters crowd the room while leaders joke about eating the fruit after the meeting. Senator Robinson notes the fruit’s farming success in Hempstead County.
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Patterson New Buying Club Expands Across Southwest Stores
Patterson New Buying Convert forms a regional buying club with Holoneer department stores and 126 other shops in four months. The plan pools purchases to gain discounts on mammoth orders, enabling lower prices for consumers as more stores join the network.
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Lineman Fatally Electrocuted On High Line in Clarksville
Clarksville Arkansas Sept 12 Raymond Said 22 a lineman for Clarksville Light and Power Co touched a live voltage line at the top of a pole and was fatally injured. He fell to the ground and died at a hospital despite immediate resuscitation efforts. He was the son of G W Ladd a local lumber businessman.
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Youngsters Forsake Old Bell Ringing Profession in Halesworth
In Halesworth the indifference of youth threatens the town's Society of Bell-Ringers dating to 1603. The St Mary church team of ten now spans about 700 years in total service, with Lionel Mammond 76 and John Prichard 81 among the draw. A last attempt is made to recruit young ringers to keep up the 400 year old tradition.
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Eaves Being Tried for Operating Sunday Show
In Portland Maine on September 12 the Grand Army of the Republic's 68th annual encampment discussed a joint resolution with the United Confederate Veterans. A majority report favoring the reunion was tabled after passionate speeches for and against the move, despite approval signals from the Confederate Veterans commander in chief.
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Fireworks Show To Feature The Festival Of Fire At Southwest Arkansas Fair
The Southwest Arkansas Fair announces The Festival of Fire, one of the state’s largest open-air displays produced by the world’s leading pyrotechnics company. The show promises quad rockets, battle shells, color pieces, and new effects, with historical tableaux, live flame acts, and a corps of technicians to stage a lavish night-time spectacle unseen at the fair before.
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Mussolini Quits Several Offices In Fascist Government
Rome dispatch reports Benito Mussolini resigning seven of his eight cabinet posts under the Italian Fascist regime, remaining as Premier and Interior Minister. The decree also names replacements for Public Instruction and National Economy, with the interior undersecretary also changed. The sweeping reorganization is described as entirely unexpected and a complete surprise to officials.
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Secret Inquiry Probes Rioting Opens in Closed Doors
Judge Thomas J. Shaw's inquiry into disorders in three counties, described as anti-Communistic, shifted to a secret investigation behind closed doors after an announcement that the hearing would be open. Three men were kidnapped and one badly beaten in the unrest, with some witnesses reluctant to appear if publicly implicated.
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Cottonseed supply appears ample says Census Bureau
The Census Bureau reports cottonseed production from August to 31 totals 121,769 tons, far below last year. Mills hold 159,109 tons on hand in August, exceeding 123,490 tons in the same period of 1928.
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Henderson State Opens Full Term
Henderson State Teachers College began its term with an audience including the Board of Trustees and state superintendent Claud M. Hirst. A later meeting was held to approve faculty selections named at the last board meeting.
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Fighting Resumes on Border in Manchuria Clash
A Chinese official says fighting resumed this morning at Pograniczhnaya on the eastern end of the Chinese Eastern railway after a lull. Russian air raids damaged much property as Chinese and Russian troops clash again in the border area near Manchuria.
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Saenger Theatre Manager Faces Jury Trial
Jack Eaves Saenger theatre manager faces a jury trial in Justice Bright's court for allegedly violating the law by showing a moving picture on Sunday. The prosecution and defense clash over jury selection as officers summon more veniremen while the show continues weekly. The Hope Star poll indicating public opinion on Sunday amusement is cited as a factor in juror questioning.
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To Renew British Soviet Relations
London reports Britain moves to renew commercial and diplomatic ties with Soviet Russia. A note to Norway for transmission to Russian officials states the time has come to resume talks interrupted months ago by the Soviet plenipotentiary departure. Differences previously deemed important have since lost significance.
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Jealousy Triggers Stabbing Affray in Helena
Helena Ark Sept 12 8 Attacking another girl in a West Helena Florence Case 19 Ulamed jealousy for the trouble and was being held in county jail today while her victim was in critical condition in a hospital Mrs Cuse said today that she became incited when a young man transferred his affections from her to Clara May Ellison 1 She attacked Ellison with a knife stabbing at her throat narrowly missing the jugular vein She is held on a charge of assault with intent to kill.
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