County Fair Opens Amid Record Crowds Ahead
Preparations reach completion for a county fair to feature livestock, agriculture, women's and children's handiwork, and fruits. Secretary Womer Pigg notes exhibits will be in place opening day as exhibitors travel by truck, wagon, and horse to display at the educational grounds. A large livestock show and diverse displays are anticipated with thousands of tickets sold and a full program of horse ages works carnival and music promised.
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Soubhwos Arkansis
Billy BK
Womer Pigg
First English Student Wins U S Scholarship
Boston report details the Brooks Foundation awardings to four English students. Taye Brooks-Bright will attend Princeton as a freshman, with plans to study there this fall. John M. Homies confirms Oxford ambitions with one student to enter Oxford University, underlining the foundation’s aim of global friendship through scholarships.
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Boston
Anwrivan University
Taye
Foundition of
New York
Princeton
John
A Manshine
Foundation
Ans
Duan Radelitte Temimance
Hawlish Boy
Pubwieh
The
Brooks
Hickl
Oxford University
Oxford
Livindgsh
Itoal Ubederstandingg
Bes
Annowin Boys
Will Stacy Theo Uhis
Texas Man Crowned Baby Care Champion
A Texas man is proclaimed Baby Care Champion amid a crowded event at the Washington headquarters. The competition highlights hands on parenting, with a winner lauded for skill in infant care and health education. Two other fathers and a third unnamed finalist are noted in coverage.
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Texas Man
Theva
Walton
Mactoenity
Wis
Sheppard
Washington
Hutson Learns of Relative's Death Mystery
Hutson was informed by telegraph that his nephew Morresk Branstlett was killed in a motor accident. He immediately asked for funeral details and the date, but the message provided only the basic tragedy without specifics.
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Hutson
Wash Tutson
Lelegraph
Ageermoin
Morresk Branstlett
Litkson
Harmon Funeral Services Today at St Pauls Church
Mineral services for Re Le Lh ion Werderoayan resign at this auntie who conmitted auiekte ats his home tear Quan ridiy mer ing, were held today at Bie Paeal's thureh near Ovun with burial in Bt Maul cemetery. lev McGrnne pastor of SL Thuschaveh ea Mucved the Tune ead servivess. ceremonies were attuned by omepy fire at Tavnen Family Ceony Ghhs city ad athe teirks of the eotaly Devgaisedt (a survayiad oriby bye lis wile.
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Werderoayan
Tavnen
Mount Vernon Total Fire Loss Reported
A blaze in Mount Vernon destroyed a shop and nearby structures causing total fire loss. The incident occurred near Conway and involved five personnel. Officials say the cause is under investigation and no injuries are confirmed.
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Mount Vernon
Model Prisoner Makes Officer Feel Pleasant
An unclear report from Kokomo notes a prisoner's attempt to enter a task contest. The prisoner, identified as Se Smith, is jailed on a drink driving charge. An incident in the sergeant's office described a disrupted door and a locked cell, with confusion over access.
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Kokomo
Se Smith
Dnoelty
Aergeant
Mitch
Brother of Hope Man Dies At Houston Home
Dr Bolin Coup a Houston based orthodontist died at his home in Houston on Wednesday. He had lived there for years and was the brother of K G Coup a well known local resident who was with him at the end.
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St. Paul
Houston
Bolin
Coup
Texas
Dy del Vita
Uiere
Dy, Coup
K. G. Coup
Hin
Texarkana Fulton Road in Bad Shape on U7
Highway U7 between Walton and Texarkana is described as in bad condition by the State Highway Commission. Traffic from Texarkana is detoured through Garland and Lewisville due to extensive construction and heavy rains, making the Fulton to Texarkana stretch nearly impassable.
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Walton
Texarkany
Stave Highway Commission
Texarkana
Garlind Ily
Lewisville
Fulton
Traffiee Lo Pulton
Huble Lo
Russian-Chinese Breach Widens Over Railway Dispute
Moscow reports indicate a deepening clash between Russia and Nationalist China over the Chinese Eastern railway. Nanking's note is seen as a hurdle to peace talks while sporadic border raids between Manchuria and Siberia continue, with Pravda accusing Nanking of breaking pledges.
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China
Russia
Manc Vhurine
Siberian
Pravva
Qaul
Phab
Geneva
Poland denounces Soviet naval maneuvers near coast
The Polish press today expressed indignation over Soviet fleet maneuvers off the Polish coast. Reports say two battleships one light cruiser and six destroyers passed within less than two miles of the shore near Hel Peninsula Port Gdynia.
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Warsaw
Pafunud
Baday al Whee
Auid
Hel Peninse
Gilynia
Train strikes car. three dead and many hurt
A Newark Central locomotive collided with a car carrying a man and children, killing one adult and two children. Several others were seriously or critically injured, with additional passengers gravely harmed while the driver reacted to a track warning and attempted to pull clear as the train approached.
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Paru
Tink
Aine
Newark Central
Bloody Borger Blooms Again In Lurid Grins News
Borger reported a shooting as District Attorney John A. Tolmes was killed in his driveway. Mrs Deanna Greene and a neighbor witnessed the attack. a man fled and was not identified. Holmes had just taken office in January with major cases including the Whitey gang and the Bailey Walker case.
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Boras
Sapte
Posees Tory
Shayep
Attheney Olohn
A. Tolmes
Indaeht
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Hese
Deanna B
Greene
Noman
Nhe Tives
Whitey
Amd Hah Walker
Hid Bailey
Tel Terry
Pat Kenyen
Witnesses to Question Ship Builders Under Naval Inquiry
A congressional committee investigating American ship building activity will begin hearings Monday with officers from Bethlehem Steel and Brown Boveri, followed by executives of Newpark New Ship Builders. The inquiry aims to examine naval limitations discussions at the Geneva conference and related corporate actions.
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Washington
American Ship Building Corporation
Geneva
Bethlehear Steel Emerg
Brown-Boveri Cleerical Corporation
Newpark New Ship Builders
Communists Held In Custody After Gascon and Meekka Riot
In Charlotte County New York this afternoon police arrested two National Textile Workers Union and Communist Party members after a violent clash. Civil authorities detained the two men Thursday night charging them with attempted assault and property damage connected with disturbances near Gascon and Meekka. Local officials halted further demonstrations to avoid public disorder as hearings were pending.
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Charlowte
Connie Wat
National Textile Warkves Upian
Gasonhet
Eiehk
Herve Avent
Gascon
Meekkahur
Cly
J. A. Cureivean
Hove
Atlentiive
August Cotton Consumption Shows Increase
Reading from a compressed 19th century data brief, cotton consumption appears higher than the prior year, with notes on domestic production, bale counts, and comparative figures against yesterday’s totals. The scant OCR text mentions bales of cotton and regional production trends.
Lone Mariner Finds It Bad Water Near Shore
Vidan Mbeller, a young seafarer from Germany, shipswrecks near Charleston after a voyage gone wrong. He clings to debris as others pull him to safety. The incident ends with a cadet and crew member unharmed despite the peril.
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Lone Mariner
Mud Succeeds Dust In Paving Districts
City housewives in districts under paving report dust is replaced by mud yet conditions remain poor. Recent rains leave streets torn up and impassable for pedestrians, though some blocks show limited improvement where base was laid. Families endure through slipping, wet homes and restricted movement as crews grind through the project.
Saenger To Host Hope High School Teachers
The Hope School faculty will be guests of Saenger manager Jack Eaves at a River of Romance screening. The Sunday to Tuesday show marks the start of the scholastic year and serves as a gelacquainted gathering for new and returning teachers.
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Facalty of Hope Schools
Womlay
Jack Eaves
Saeneef Theatre
River of Romance
Od Saenger
Pantages Witness Held In Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Sept 14 J W Scott was detained as a possible witness in the Pantages assault case. Los Angeles officials were asked to advise on his status after he wired for expense money and received a query from Pantages about his knowledge of the alleged attack. Police sought guidance on his role in the Gage case with no reply yet as of today.
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Hot Springs
Poliva
Los Angeles
J. W. Scott
Alexander Pantages
California
Danver
Scott
Pantages
Gage
Jolie
Open Doors for America to Join League of Nations
In Geneva tonight the League of Nations Assembly opened the door for the United States to join the permanent court of international justice by protocol allowing American entry. The protocol removes objections and signals possible U S admission to the world body.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations Assembly
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Amer_ jcan
United State
Jacksonville Dodges Dress Rule Storm in Schools
In Jacksonville Ila school officials faced a clash over girls dress codes as fall term begins. Superintendent Rutherford stated mothers must ensure daughters look attractive while the district debates acceptable attire amid a history of dress controversies and student discomfort.
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Jacksonville
Ila
Rutherford
Mystery Woman Found in Colorado Bank Telegram Case
Denver dispatch reports Amelia Jones of Lamar Colorado located as the mystery woman questioned over telegrams used to defraud New York banks. The conspirator aided L B Waggoner of Telluride California in securing about half a million dollars.
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Pontal Ispertors
Amelia Jones
Lamar
Col
Lb. Waggoner
Telluride
Cal
New York
Arkansas Man Is Auto Crash Victim
MEMPHIS September 14 Frank Shaw sixty of Little Rock died from injuries after a car crash last night involving Arthur Rogers United States Marshal. Rogers was detained at a police station on a technical assault and battery charge.
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Memphis
Frank Shaw
Little Rock
Arthur Rogers
United States
Rogers
Prescott Rotary Program Brings Nevada County Farm Demo
Prescott Rotary Club visited Hope Rotary Club for its regular noon meeting at the Barlow Hotel. Jim Cole president led a 4 H demonstration team from Nevada County showing an urban farm display refined in their home county. The exchange of programs between neighboring Rotary clubs was adopted at a Hot Springs conference attended by H Z MacFaddin of Topeka. Prescott was the first in the region to apply the plan.
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Prescott
Hope Rotary Club
Barlow Hotel
Jim Cole
Nevada County
Hot ‘Springs
H. Z. MacFaddin
Tope
Dr Buddin and Family Return Home From South Carolina Trip
Dr Buddin and family reached home late last night after a pleasant journey ending in Little Rock. They left Wednesday morning by auto, faced detours, and spent Thursday night in DeVall's Bluff, still on the way home.
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Dre Kk
Buddin
Wee
South Carolina
Little Rock
DeVall's Bluff
Hamu Yesderbey
Cotton Pickers Display Prayer On Side of Car
Workers in Ardmore Oklahoma display a prayer on the side of a car for the cotton picking season. The message asks God for strength to attend to their own business and to give help in accomplishing tasks, ending with Amen.
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Ardmore
Okla
Cris Land Af
American contractor Kenney demands British haircut
William F. Kenney, a wealthy American contractor, defended a man’s right to choose his barber after British barbers mocked his import of Louis Arico. Kenney invited Arico to London for a “decent haircut” but the plan failed, leading to an international embarrassment and Kenney finally submitting to a British haircut.
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William F. Kenny
Louis Arice
Kenney
New York
trans-Atlantic Telephone
Arico
London
Kenny
Hope Store Secures Spartan Radio Agency in Hope
Hope Store in Hope Arkansas has acquired the Spartan radios agency with T P Boyett named as agency manager. Owner Mnesk Wingfield says the addition brings ultimate radio reception and a complete sales and service department with a wide stock of models.
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Hope Maridwire Co
Oldsst
Hope
Sparton Radios
Arkansas
T. P. Boyett
Mrnesk Wingfield
Fall Season for Bank Bandits Open
A bank near Whaine, southeast of here, was robbed of $400 by two masked men who assaulted the cashier, Miney, as the vault door was forced. Sheriff’s deputies comb the area, with authorities believing the bandits fled toward the nearby hills.
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Teriana
Bank of Mining
Ab Whaine
OL. Miney
Thii
Sherill
Youngsters Favor Overtime Pay In School After Hours
In a noisy after hours mood the youths debate overtime pay as they face after school scrubs and lessons. Fragments show a discussion about working more for pay, with some condemning or defending limits and rules. The piece hints at authority figures weighing how to handle student labor themes.
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Frank
Sehandl
Not Investigate Death of Searcy County Convict
Lille Rock Sept 14 An investigation into the death of Walter Maxwell a young Searcy county prisoner at Tucker Star prison farm ended with the burial. Circuit Judge Waggoner ordered a physician to examine the body to determine if death resulted from a whipping. The father Albert Maxwell questioned the officials account of poison and cotton duty. The State Penitentiary Commission offered to arrange a chemical examination of viscera but no request was made. The examining physician urged chemical analysis to decide if poison caused death and noted bruises but could not confirm their cause.
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Lille Rock
Walter Maxwell
Tucker, Star
England
Waggoner
Albert Maxwell
State Penitentiary Commission
Army Training Planes To Be Lighter Type
A lighter plane for basic training of army aviators has been adopted at Brooks and March fields. The new type known as the 0-32 will use a radial air cooled motor instead of the Liberty engine of the 08-K model. The radial motor, delivering 425 horsepower, is lighter. Thirty of the new planes have been ordered, one for each field’s basic training school.
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San Antonio
Fex
Brooks
March Fields
Coroner’s summons delayed over hog chasing campaign
Winchester police court summoned Reading borough coroner John Lancelot Martin for failing to stop his alka mobile when asked by police. The case was postponed two weeks after Martin sought delay citing action would affect his hog campaign. The magistrate clarified the remark referred to road hogs and driving issues in his district.
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Winchester
Eng
John Lancelot Martin
Reading
Martin
Vorkless
Boston Hears Roar of New York Guns
A Boston hotel scene ends with a New York carrier shot and killed in a hallway near Huntington Hotel. Police seek two suspects linked to a Provident, R. I. couple registered there. Names on the registry appear questionable as officers pursue warrants.
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New York
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Oerly
Veal
Providente
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Rhetus One
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