Cotton Delegates Fail To See Roosevelt On Inflation Demands
The Cotton States Convention delegates heard a plea to keep their resolutions until they obtain a hearing with President Roosevelt. J S Wannamaker and Thomas Linder accused Secretary Wallace of dodging the group, while Roosevelt’s illness kept him at the executive mansion. Debate arose over a proposal to suspend the processing tax amid farm relief costs.
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Wallace
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American Cotton Association
Thomas Linder
Atlanta
Georgia
Wannamaker
George N. Peak
White House
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Stephen Early
Smith
South Carolina
Thomas
Oklahoma
Neville Bennett
Bennettsville
S. C
Senator Smith
H. L. McKnight
Ruston
McKnight
Robert Harris
New York
Spring Hill Plans Minstrel Show by Vaughn Entertainers
Spring Hill School will present a minstrel show by Vaughn Entertainers on Saturday evening, September 23, at 7 45 p m. Directors praise the troupe as entertaining and promising an evening of clean fun blending old and modern minstrel elements. The event aims to lift spirits and provide hearty laughs through song and performance.
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Spring Hill
Vaughn
Community Singing at Shover Springs Saturday Night
A community singing is announced for Shover Springs on Saturday night September 4 at 8 o clock. Everyone is invited to enjoy the event.
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Shover
Shover Springs
Aimee Semple McPherson Preaches Gospel in Broadway
In New York Sister Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton arrived at Grand Central to address Broadway crowds about fighting atheism. She planned to preach at the Capitol theater amid protest and boos from some theatergoers. Her estranged husband David Hutton sang torch songs in Brooklyn during the visit.
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David M. Hutton
California
New York
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Brooklyn
Tam
Capitol Theater
Two More States Voting On Prohi
Associated Press reports New Mexico and Idaho voters will decide on repeal of the eighteenth amendment. New Mexico expected to back repeal two to one, with funding via borrowed money and a light turnout. Idaho predicts over 100000 votes with a slim majority for repeal. three delegates-at-large to a repeal convention on October 19. Senator Borah, home from surgery, avoided comment while noting voters head to polls.
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Caho
Idaho
Boral
Robt. H. McCracken
Boies
Allied Drys
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William E. Borah
Cotton Breaks Through 10 Cent Mark in New York Trade
New York cotton advanced on Tuesday climbing past 10 cents for the first time in weeks and ending at 10.27. The gain was 165 per bale from the prior close as trading continued on the commodity market.
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New York
U S Version Of Urschel Kidnaping Given In Court
Oklahoma City reports fiery remarks by U S district attorney Herbert K Hyde outlining the government view of the Urschel kidnapping nine days held for a $200000 ransom. Two Stratford area youths identified Albert Bates as one of the men involved as the case moves toward trial with Bates and George Kelly awaiting action.
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United States
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Hyde
Albert Bates
Gay Coleman
Carl Wilson
Stratford
Oklo
Bates
George Kelly
Federal Tower
Harvey Bailey
Bailey Faces Death Threat In Kansas City Massacre Trial
NEA service writer Robert Talley reports Harvey Bailey the nation’s most dangerous criminal faces possible death in Kansas for the 1926 Union Station killings while he and Albert Bates prepare for federal charges in Oklahoma City on September 18 over Urschel kidnapping.
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Missouri
Oklahoma City
Kansas
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Albert Bates
Charles F. Urschel
Urschel
Kansas City
Kansas Penitentiary
Frank Nash
Hotsprings
Ark
Leavenworth
Kan
Nash
Strikes Continue In Eastern Area
Across the Eastern region strikes persist affecting Brockton shoe workers Pennsylvania coal miners New Jersey silk workers Long Branch relief workers New York underwear and millinery workers Jersey City can workers and Cape Cod cranberry pickers Senator Wagner urged peaceful settlement while coal miners in Pennsylvania weigh the government code. Buckshot wounded a spectator as pickets clashed in North Scranton. A 5000 teamsters strike looms potentially halting deliveries. truckers in Southeastern Pennsylvania refuse lower hours and pay. Pickets outside a Detroit roller bearing plant protest union discrimination. Eight hundred relief workers in Long Branch Ontario endure a supperless night over 20 cents pay and keep with guards on duty.
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Hope Students Enter Hendrix College in Conway
Three Hope students Mary Sue Anderson Marylin Ward and Luther Hollaman enroll in Hendrix College freshman class in Conway. R H Hutson of Florida, bus driver, has traveled 1,002,040 miles with an average 6262 miles per month and reports no injuries to any of his 14,000 passengers.
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Hendrix College
Conway
Hope
Hendrix Colleg
Mary Sue Anderson
Marylin Ward
Luther Hollaman
R. H. Hutson
Florida
Critchlow’s Body Sent to Indiana for Burial
The body of Arthur A. Critchlow, 61, Hempstead County man, was shipped Sunday night to Eaglesville Indiana for burial. He died Sunday afternoon in Josephine hospital. His son Clarence Critchlow of DeAnn is the sole immediate survivor. Both lived near DeAnn.
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Hempstead
Eaglesville
Ind
Josephine Hospital
Clarence Critchlow
DeAnn
Better Price for Cotton Is Urged
MEMPHIS A broad campaign by cotton cooperatives aims to lift prices during the next 90 days to help farmers. The Mid-South Cotton Growers association promotes cooperation and ethical codes, urging accurate classing and settlement by grade and staple, with 40 offices reactivated and liberal advances available to members. Government loans for picking and ginning are also offered through the association.
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Mid-South Cotton Growers Association
Agricultural Department
Henry
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Ife
Mid-South Association
Singing Announced For Sardis Sunday
A Sunday singing at Sardis in Hempstead and Howard counties is set for September 24 at 1 30 PM. The public is invited and several quartets are expected to attend. Sardis lies four miles west of Evan.
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Howard County
Propose Board for State Note Issue
LITTLE ROCK. A plan to form a syndicate to issue 900000 in notes to take up war warrants was advanced by the state debt board. A semi private agency would handle the transaction since Arkansas is not an eligible borrower. Bonds would mature in five years and 20 percent of general revenue income is set aside for retirement. State Treasurer Roy V. Leonard cited sinking fund balances and annual availability to meet maturities. A separate note issue plan for penitentiary warrants was discussed but no action taken. Governor Futrell’s bond committee expanded its subcommittee by adding a member from each house to press refunding negotiations with holders.
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State General Revenue Fund
State Debt Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
General Revenue Fund
Roy V. Leonard
Jonesboro Church in Turmoil as Pastor Feud Escalates
In Jonesboro, women supporters of Rev. Joe Jeffers forced Rev. Doc Applegate off the pulpit at Jonesboro Baptist Tabernacle during Monday services after Applegate, allied with Rev. Dale Crowley, attempted to preach. He was violently mobbed, clothes torn, and fled.
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Jonesboro
Joe Jeffers
Doc Applegate
Applegate
Dale Crowley
Hempstead Bank Robbery Suspects Linked Across State Line
Hempstead officers probe a bank robbery as two armed men escaped with under $1,000 after forcing employees to the floor and leaving the vault open. A woman who saw the car abandoned near Texarkana aided the search. authorities believe the suspects crossed into Louisiana.
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Hempstead
Arkansas
Patmy
Derbict
Texarkana
Eavex
Mari
Louisiana
Rama
D. Gladney
Edmund Cargile
Mig
Dave Patten
Gladney
College Dean Kidnapped After Drug Store Robbery
El Dorado area searches spanned three counties for three men who kidnapped Dean W. C. Ware of El Dorado Junior College after robbing a local drug store late Monday. Ware was bound and gagged, forced from his car, and left a few miles from El Dorado. the gang abandoned a stolen vehicle found in Smackover Monday night.
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Dean W. C. Ware
el Dorado Junior College
Ware
Mon Jay
Missing Plane Pilot Located With Injuries
Harold L. Neff, mail plane flier who disappeared Saturday on the Toledo Cleveland route, was found Monday night in a marsh near Leoni eight miles east of Jackson Mississippi and taken to Foote hospital with a broken leg. He said he came down at 3 a.m. Saturday. Farmers near Monroe had reported hearing a plane flying very low Saturday night, suggesting the course Neff took.
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Toledo
Cleveland
Leoni
Here
Foote Hospital
Monroe
Lake Erie
Bearden Recovering in Mayo Hospital
Friends of Henry Bearden say he is yielding to treatment in Mayo Hospital Rochester Minnesota and expects release within a week or 30 days Jim Bearden his brother is with him in the hospital awaiting his recovery
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Henry Bearden
Mayo's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Jim Bearden
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