Arrival of a Little Son Brightens Mount Castle
Notices from Kerrville to Chicago report the arrival of a baby boy born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Walter BE. The event is noted amid several social items including marriages, moves, and school duties across Texas and Arkansas. Relatives and friends plan visits, with ceremonies and travels referenced throughout this community chronicle.
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Walter BE
Mount Castle
Bryant Saner
Myx
Saber
Heir
Kerrville
Texas
Chicago
Alton
Mes
Mandy
Vil
J. Wo Erwin
Susie
William Eb, Butter
Butler
Rocby Motu
Deward Silvey
Ariel Trip
Meo
Roeky Maun
Hempstead Home Demonstration Club Members Return
Hempstead County Home Demonstration club members returned home after attending events in Canis Joe and Loud England hall. Awards noted for A and B ratings for outfits and a state drama tourney performance by Hempstead County participants and cast members from Mt Nebo and other clubs.
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Chils
Hempstead County
Ome
Robinson
County Ferays
Wilbur D. Jones
Sturley Stuart
Ben Stuart
Quin-St. Paul
C. A. Hamilton
J. M. Curtis
McCaskill
Hemrpstead County
Loud England Hall
Erle Tianer
John Lake
Mt Nebo Club
J. EB
Qld Liberty Club
K. OM. Angell
Bright Star Club
Lee Garland
Allen Howe Demonstration Club
Magig
Aix
State Council
Wilbur J. Jones
J. E. Rogers
G. W. Wingins
J. M. Curtiss Ara Lewis
Zinn Home Demonstration Club
Billicks
J.B. Rogers
Miss Ain Leyyis
West Point Candidate Age Rules Stir District Race
In the Seventh district race the West Point candidate must be 17 to under 22 as the next month exam nears. Congressman Wade Micneh disputed an earlier Star statement criticizing the age rule and commission.
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West Point
Wade Micnehens
French Stork Derby Reduces Prizes Amid Reverses
Paris reports financial reverses and rising French births push the Prix Cognac-Juy committee to cut ninety prizes of 25 000 francs to 20 000 francs. Additional prizes of 1000 francs go to families where the husband is over 35 and has at least five children. The endowment fund, created in 1919 by a wealthy department store owner, funds the program.
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Paris
Prix Cognac-Juy
Vawyner
Thinku She Is One Of The Finer Actresses He Has Ever Seen
John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie’s coupledom resurfaces in a New York hospital meeting during a 1920s era interview. They now live in Bel Air in a 12 room English manor on three acres and plan a Alaska cruise aboard a 52 foot power yacht while under contract to Parvo and Brook Pemberton.
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SN el Suey
Alaska
Bill Porter
Forge Scarbo
John Barrymore
New York
Elaine Barrie
Bel Air
Parvo 25
Brook = Pemberton
Dyoncdway
Pecora Explains Mistrial Ruling in Poultry Case
New York Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand Pecora ordered a mistrial in the state policy racket case against Tammany District Leader James Hines. He ruled that a single prejudicial question by District Attorney Dewey injected one drop of poison into the trial, tainting jurors and warranting a new trial.
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New York
P-Supreme Court
Ferdinand Pecoranto
Tammany
James J. Hints
Tecora
Stryker
Dewey
Pewers
van Boston
Boston
Hines
William C. Dodge
William Fellowes Morgan
Pecara
Fecara
Morgan
Pevera
Peison
Community Fair Antiques and Collectibles Exhibit Planned
A special fair booth will display antiques books glassware dolls autographs minerals rocks firearms stamps and other items from local collectors including Mrs Bennie Bright Star Mrs Gart and Darwi Mrs G W Northcutt and Mrs L C Boyce Mrs Posey Reaves and Mrs Evle Turner Spring Hill Mrs 8 D Kirkpatrick and Mrs Cullpepper Marlbrook Mrs Jim Garner Mrs Jess Woods and Miss Ruby Garner Hickory Shade Mrs E C Calhoun Mrs Charley Rogers and Mrs Freeman Crider Bingen Mrs Bd McClure and Mrs Delma Caldwell Zion Miss Ava Lewis Allen Mrs Marvin Jones Mrs Lee Garland and Mrs Tom Fenwick The Rev Thomas Brewster will contact exhibitors to assist and urges cooperation Exhibits not received until next Monday with further notices to follow on hobbies and antique booths.
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D. M. Calter
Bennie
Jon Bright Star
Gart
Darwi
G. W. Northcutt
L. C. Boyce
Nebo
Posey Reaves
Evle Turner
Spring Hill
D. Kirkpatrick
Cullpepper
Marlbrook
Jim Garner
Jess Woods
Ruby Garner
Hickory Shade
E. C. Calhoun
Charley Rogers
Freeman Crider
Bingen
Bd McClure
Delma Caldwell
Zion
Ava Lewis. Allen
Marvin Jones
Lee Garland
Tom Fenwick
Thomas Brewster
Reget
Tydings Beats Dubord in Second District Race
Senate candidate Tydings defeats opponent Dubord in the Second district race as Democratic themes prevail in some areas while Lewiston remains heavily Democratic. Farley blesses the Democratic ticket and praises Dubord’s New Deal advocacy as Oliver, the Republican, holds the First district seat.
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F. Harold Dubord
Lewiston
British ministers weigh Hitler speech after Sudeten demand row
At Downing Street, Viscount Halifax Sir John Simon and Sir Samuel Hoare weighed implications of Hitlers address. Britain seeks to keep mediation open via Viscount Runciman while Prague rejects plebiscite demands and insists on Czech positions.
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Czechoslovakia
France
Germany
Chamberlain
No. 10
Downing Street
Viscount Halifax
John Simon
Samuel Hoare
Hitler
Prague
Britain
Viscount Runciman
Foreign Office
Europe
Whitehall
Chicken halts traffic at Wilmette Central intersection
A bewildered chicken blocked traffic at the Wilmette Central avenue intersection, tying up four directions. Motorists honked and shouted, but the fowl remained stubborn until stock broker Edward J. Flannery carried it to his suburb home.
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Wilmette, Ind
Wilmette-Central Avenue
Edward J. Flannery
Man seeks quarter or booze in odd courthouse demand
In Jackson Kentucky County Judge Pearl Campbell hears a man rush into his office demanding a warrant. The man says he lent 25 cents for a pint of moonshine that was not returned and requests either the liquor or his quarterback. The judge takes the request under advisement.
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Jackson
Pearl Campbell
Alranger
Campbell
Kansas coach urges six month finger push up training
Dr F C Allen KU basketball coach urges candidates for the next team to begin daily exercise six months in advance. He writes to squadmen to keep poashing up emphasizing finger and wrist development, diet control, and regular exercise as key to peak condition.
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Lawrence
F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
Tr. Allen
President McKinley Assassinated at Pan-American Exposition
President William McKinley was shot twice by anarchist Leon Czolgosz at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo in 1901. The attack, carried out with a hidden pistol, ended his presidency and led to national mourning.
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McKinley
Leon Czolgosz
Buffalo
Nanan Se
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