Glass F D Debate On Poll Tax For Voting
Senator Carter Glass disputes Roosevelt’s call to end poll taxes arguing the tax deters not the number of voters. He cites Virginia examples showing many who pay the tax do not vote and supports states’ rights to shape suffrage conditions with an Australian style penalty for nonvoters.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Roosevelt
Virginia Democrat
Glass
Stile
Virginia
Lynchburg
Lam
Body of Negro Discovered Near Railroad Tracks Near Hope
The body of Quinton McGough, 18, found at 11:40 a.m. Monday in weeds beside Missouri Pacific tracks three miles east of Hope. Coroner J. J. Weaver suspects death from a train strike, with neck and limbs broken and a jaw wound. Shoes filled with water near the rails were found. death likely occurred Saturday or Saturday night during rain. McGough is the son of Billy McGaourgh, tenant on Lloyd Spencer farm, six miles east of Hope.
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Quinton McGough
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hope
Coramer J. J. Weaver
Hope Furniture Company
J. Bayett
Missouri
Prescott
Bayett
Weaver
Negra
Billy McGaourgh
Lloyd Spencer
Collector Hit for Giving Lewis Aid
The Senate Committee found Maryland collector M. Hampton Magruder violated Civil Service Act spirit by telling non civil service staff he favored Representative David J. Lewis in the Maryland senate primary. Secretary Morgenthau asked for guidance on current Treasury rules governing political activity by employees. The report notes the tortoise lifespan line as a separate fact.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
M. Hampton Magruder
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
David J. Lewis
White House
Sheppard
Dam
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
Mor- Benthau
Mageruder
Magruer
Lewis
Morgenthau
Treasury
Prio
Whier Mor
Year city resident began lapidary business in Martinique capital
A historical note records when a resident of the capital of Martinique started work as a lapidary, marking a local career entry in the era of early League of Nations activity.
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League of Nations
Martinique
Marian Smith Named Football Queen for Season Opener
Marian Smith daughter of Dr Don and Mrs Smith was announced as football queen for the season opener Friday September 23 when the Bobcats meet Clarksville. Final standings list Mary Ann Lile Jonny Sue Moore Mary Cathryn Briner Niney Faye Williams as maids with Smith leading the group chosen during Watermelon Week in Hope.
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Mias Marin Smith
Fil
Don Smith
Bobcats
Clarksville
Young Business , Men's Association
Marian Smith
Mary Ann Lile
Jonny Sue Moore
Mary Cathryn Brier
Niney Faye Williams
Roo
Lile
Moore
Bruner
Williams
Miss Smith
Queen
Hope
Ouachita College to Open Thursday
Ouachita Baptist College at Arkadelphia prepares for a formal opening chapel Tuesday morning. The event features Rev W R Hamilton of Hope speaking on behalf of the Board of Trustees. President J J Grant notes full dormitories and an overflow in the girls’ dorm. The opening chapel will be at First Baptist Church in Arkadelphia with songs led by George Crawford, devotions by R E Naylay, and addresses from faculty, trustees, and guests.
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Cuachita Baptist College
Arkadel
W. RR. Hamilton of
Hope
J. J Grant
First Baptist Church
Arkidelphia
Dt A, Inc
George Crawford
R. E. Naylay
Arkansas Baptist Conventan
Joe Hawkins
Helen Chamblea
Evelyn Bowden
Milton Graham
Bong
A Thought on Holiness and Divine Conformity
A brief reflection states that true holiness lies in conforming to the nature and will of God, emphasizing spiritual obedience and aligned living. Lucus:.
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God
Lucus
Football season tickets set at three dollars in Hope
Hope Board of Education announced season tickets are three dollars with box seats available from Roy Anderson after a rush sale at the Arkansas Bank and Trust Co. building. Prices for conference and non conference games clarified, mail orders eased, first home game September 23 against Clarksville.
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Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Roy Anderson
Hope Board of Education
Arkansas Bane & Trust Co
Anderson
Kape
Haynesville
Clarksville
Hope High School Band Expands to Sixty Pieces
Hope High School prepares for a busy season as the football band grows to 55 to 60 players, the largest in the band's history. Summer parades and out of town trips kept the ensemble in shape, with strong gains in reed and drum sections and many new beginners joining the lineup.
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Fonthall
Hope High School
Qilowe
Sehowl
Spa Murder Case Believed Solved
LITTLE ROCK Salution of the murder of Eldan Cooley a 30 cooperator of the Stueart chain of grocery stores at Hot Springs who was found shot to death in a mountainous area seven miles east of Hot Springs early Friday appeared imminent Sunday night Garland county officers and State Police announced Sheriff's Marion Anderson said three of five persons questioned admitted knowledge of the slaying and one admitted actual participation in Cooley's kidnapping robbery and slaying
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Little Rock
Eldan Cooley
Stueart
Hot Springs
Garland County
Marion Anderson
Cogley
O'Daniel Rises As Texas Governor Candidate in 1930s Rise
W Lee O'Daniel, a flour salesman turned radio host, pursues the Texas governorship amid mockery and carpetbagger charges. He builds a popular following with direct appeals, staged street fund drives, and family staff, sweeping early primary returns as opponents scramble to counter his unlikely ascent.
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C. L. Douglas
France Miller
NEA
Spe
Houston
W. Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Texas
Alamo
Daniel
Kansas
Governoor
Independent Millings Company
Kanx
Kingman
Kans
Sun
Jim Ferguson
Plebiscite Idea Rejected by Nazis in Sudeten Crisis
In Nurnberg Hitler rejected a plebiscite in Czechoslovakia after declaring 3,400 Sudeten Germans were being ruined and doomed to extinction. He said a plebiscite would be conducted under brutal oppression and claimed democracies and Bolshevism allied against Nazi Germany. Prague and Washington reports note martial law talks and German leadership rhetoric amid the Sudeten dispute.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Nazi Germany
Tuehrer
Austria
Fuehrer
Italy
Ethiopia
Prague
Czechoslovakia
168-Pound Melon to Legion Meet
The Arkansas delegation to the American Legion convention in Los Angeles plans to exhibit two oversized melons, a 368-pound gem and a 153-pound partner. They were shipped from Hempstead county to Little Rock for transport to Los Angeles, with support from the Legion and the Arkansas Centennial Commission.
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Hempstead
Hine
American Legion
Los Angeles
Cecil Weaver
The
Legion
Arkansas Centennial Commission
Grant Mistrial in Hines Case in New York Court
Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand Pecory granted a defense motion for mistrial in the state case against James J. Hines a Tammany district leader on conspiracy lottery charges tied to the Dutch Schultz policy racket.
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New York
CPI
Supreme Court
Ferdinand Pecory Fate Mendiy
James J. Hines
Tammany
Urges Special Session for Medical College
Little Rock reports Rep. Kenneth C. Coffelt from Saline County proposed a special legislative session to pass a bill enabling the University of Arkansas Medical School to regain its approved status with the American Medical Association. Coffelt offered to serve without pay at such a session.
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Little Rock
Kenneth C. Coffelt
Saline County
University of Arkansas Medical School
Coffell
Mrs. Salle Etter Dies in Washington at 66
Mrs. Salle Lockhart Etter, 66, widow of attorney and newspaper figure W. H. Etter Sr., died at her Washington home at 3 a.m. Monday after years of ill health. Born August 4, 1872 in Durant Mississippi, she lived in Yasco City and Batesville Arkansas, taught at Arkansas College before marrying in 1906. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Washington Presbyterian Church, pastor Dr J C Williams officiating. burial in Washington cemetery. Survived by son W. H. Etter Jr of Washington, sister Mrs. Phillips Williams of Yasco City, sister Mrs. Charles Grant of Little Rock, and granddaughter Sarah June Etter.
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Salle Lockhart Etter
Washington
W. H. Etter
Etter
Durant
Miss
Yazon City
Batesville
Arkansas College
Washington Cemetery
W. H. Etter, Jr
The
Washington Telegraph
Phillips C. Williams
Yasco City
Charles Hi Grant
Little Rock
Sarah June Etter
Presidents son James Roosevelt recovers after surgery
Bulletin from Rochester says James Roosevelt, eldest son of the president, is in splendid condition after a gastric ulcer operation at Mayo Clinic. Doctors report the ulcer is non malignant and James had a good first post operative night with stable vitals. The president remained at the Mayo Clinic as famil y members visited.
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Rochester
Minn
Roosevelt
James
James Roosevelt
Mayo Clinic
Stephen Early
Betsy
Cotton prices move in New Orleans market
New Orleans cotton opened Monday at 3 and closed at 7.99 with spatiation steady four points lower. Middling prices stood at 7.94 as trading concluded.
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New Orleans
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