Arkansas Voters Face Three Constitutional Amendments
Here and There editorial by Avex H WasHBurn critiques Arkansas ballot measures. It endorses Amendments 10 and 20, urging public vote on tax increases and new bond issues, while opposing four year term amendments as hurried and undebated. It warns against bypassing legislative debate and elevating private influence over constitutional law.
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Urthermore
Arkansas
Frivale Gutivens
Crisies
Arkansas Study Finds Bond Buybacks Cut Debt With Low Prices
Arkansas plans to retire at least 1.5 million dollars in bonds using 970000 dollars in cash. Officials say the move saves about 9000000 in principal and several hundred thousand in interest. The refunding law directs sinking fund use to buy bonds, building a market-like price and improving fiscal standing. Sinking fund totals include 700000 road district bonds 2000000 highway and bridge bonds 30000 contractors' notes 10600 forestry aid certificates.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Highway Department
Invest Nnce
Marion Wasson
Wasson
Ytoy V. Leonard
Bilbo Returns as a U S Senator in Mississippi Runoff
Former Mississippi governor Theodore Bilbo celebrated a late victory over Hubert D. Stephens in a Democratic runoff for the U S Senate. With 628 of state returns tallied, Bilbo led 101,975 to 40,18, recalling his 56 years in public life. He spoke from his Pearl River county farm after a night there, saying tomorrow would reveal the result.
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Jackson
Bilbo
Mississippi
Hubert D. Stephens
PAL
Roonevelt
Tax Certificates Ready for Cotton Farmers Monday
Tax exemption certificates for cotton allotments under the Bankhead law will be ready for delivery on Monday September 24 according to Hempstead county agent Frank R Stanley. Certificates will be delivered by townships with schedules listing times and places for producers to meet representatives. those unable to attend at designated locations may obtain certificates at the Hope city hall or the county agent offices.
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Frank R. Stanley
Hempstead
Hope
Parm Redland
McCaskill
Piney Grove
Beare's Chapel
Span
Mine Creek
Sardis
Bingen
Saline Township
Columbus
Water Creek
Guernsey
Garland
DeAnn
DeRoch
Ashley Contest to Begin on Thursday in Arkansas
A Seventh district contest centers on Wade Kitchens challenging Congressman Til piano B Parks renomination. Judge Patrick Henry ordered access to fill books sheets and voter records in all precincts and counties not yet filing. Ashley county ballots open at Hamburg Thursday. Parks expected to file cross-complaint in circuit court Thursday amid irregularities cited by Kitchens.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Patrick Henry
Monticelo
Wade Kitchens
Tilpian B. Parks
Seventh Congressional District
Ashley County
Hamburg
Iitehens
Parks
Tal Rer
Kitehens
Leger
Tn Hampstead
Clark
Chiegi
Parks’ Cross
Astney
Clarke
Calhoun
Barks
Phattie
Essay Writers to Bequests Oct 3 Contest Held
The Kiwanis club hosts an event October 3 with a $7000 prize for essay writing. Entries have been submitted and the judging committee will review the essays that evening at the chapel. The dinner will follow the contest and a Kiwanis meeting with attendees from local groups is planned.
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Oebuber
Berto
Siviois
Toby
Kiwanis Club
Fall Fashion Show at Saenger's Theater Thursday Night
Fashion event at Saenger's Theater features living models displaying styles from George W. Robison & Co. and local shops. Stage by Miss Jessa Dee Glasgow with Hope Furniture furnishings. Models include Doris Moses Virginia Godbold Alice Mac Waddle Ger aldine Murphy and others as city merchants showcase latest fall looks.
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Hope
Renee
City
Landing
Jessa Dee Glasgow
Hope Furniture Company
George W. Robison & Co
Marthello King
Doris Moses
Virginia Godbold
Alice Mac Waddle
Local Agent Announces Cotton Loan Forms Arrive
County Agent Frank Stanley announced that 12 cent government cotton loan forms have arrived for distribution to eligible lending agencies including banks and cooperative associations. Tax exempt cotton qualifies and farmers who had 1 cent loans last season can borrow 12 cents on current cotton. Loans depend on grade and staple with maturity before July, no loan reduction for charges, and selling agreements remain independent of loans.
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Frank Stanley
Convnadity Credit Corporation
Mid-South Selion Co-operative Association
Cooperative Marketing Association
Stanley
No-Contest Ruled In Newborn Yacht Race
A daylong Whitbread style regatta off Brenton Lightship ended without a race as wind failed and a late decision by the race committee declared no contest. The Endeavour and America's Cup defender Rainbow battled choppy seas and light airs, with Rainbow bearing down on the course before the Wilhelmshafen signal ended proceedings at 2.0 hours.
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J. T
Nat
Britain
Cnp
Hata
Battle Ground
Brenton
Rainbow
Thomas Octave Murdoch
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Sopwith
Penny
Weird Vanderbitt
Banton
Die Amerle
Wilhelming
Five Measures to Be Placed on Ballot in Arkansas
State officials announced ballots will list five measures for the November general election. Amendment No. 1 bars new taxes without voter approval and limits biennial legislative spending. Amendment No. 20 blocks further state bond issues without popular vote. Amendment No. 21 adds a four year term. Act No. 280 is the Real Estate Tax Act and Act No. 78 is the State Board of Education Act.
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KKK
Arkansas
Uitle Rock
State Board of Education
Roosevelt Meets Strike Mediators at Hyde Park Conference
Roosevelt meets Labor Secretary Perkins and the textile mediation board chair at Hyde Park as labor threatens to widen the strike to more textile workers. Militias and vigilante groups tighten in North Carolina and Georgia while governors seek military protection. a final board report nears submission with a possible government intervention.
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N. Y
White House
Provident Roosevelt
Libor Perkins
President's Textile Mediation Board
Neer
Inpet
Presidential
North Carolina
Charlotte
Spartansburg
S.C
Business Me
McComb
Bennett Comiar
Washington
Jali Ch Winant
New Hampshire
Perkins
Roosevelt Wis
Maine
New England
Bobcats Sideline Multiple Starters for Hamburg Opener
Three Bobcats will miss Friday night’s opener against Hamburg with sickness and injuries. Paynes and Harper likely, but limited, along with Spears sidelined by malaria fever. Hitchback’s knee illness may limit his play. Coach Hammons said others are in fair shape as the team fine tunes under lights at a newly improved stadium before a Hope crowd.
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Bobcats
Hamburg
Foy Hammons
Payne
Harper
Spears
Hitchback
Hamons
Don Smith
Steve Carrigan
Hope Attorney
FERA
Clair Davis
Arkansas College
Fight Injuries Reported After Cotton Gin Altercation
Two women one from Nevada and one from Hempstead county were hospitalized with severe wounds after a Sunday afternoon fight at Bodcasy. Merritt Cox of Bodean and his brother-in-law Lloyd Blankenship faced jail in Trescott, while Emmet Jacner and Royce Fee were involved in the confrontation tied to FERA activity.
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Nevada
Hempstead County
Merritt Cox
Bodean
Julia Chester Hospital
Lloyd (Pap) Blankenship
Bodeaw
Trescott
Bodcasy
Ed Beatty
Emmet Jacner
Josephine Hospital
Realy
Royce Fee
Eemmet
FERA
Fee
Marl May
Prosvoll
Farm Group Votes Down Strike Move
Des Moines Iowa authorities report the National Farmers Holiday Association directors unanimously decided not to call a strike at this time. The decision followed tensions sparked by threats of a nationwide action tied to a proposal discussed at a midwest convention.
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Des Moines
National Farmers Holiday Association
Mile Reno
Asiyetilion Pronident
Middle West
Sbursdiys
Hie Fowa Mariners Union
Y Yout Aga
National Partiers Mutou
Daim
Miursday
Stile
Disappearance probe in Nashville after bloodstained clues
Police in Nashville pursue leads in the case of a missing one year old, sparked by a bloodstained handkerchief and possible bloodstains found near the child’s home. The Bulletin notes continued investigations and appeals for information from the public.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dorothy Distelhuest
AAA May Vote to End Bankhead Law
Attorneys for the Agricultural Adjustment Administration study suspending the Bankhead cotton control act for a year with a decision likely at a Saturday meeting. If not suspendible, AAA may urge President Roosevelt to end the act by declaring the cotton emergency at an end. Arkansas farmers face loss of surplus tax exemption certificates worth about 4.82 million dollars.
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The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Roosevelt
Little Rock
Arkansas
Bankhead
T. Roy Reid
Agricultural Extension Service
Reid
Rowe Kidnaping Story Dropped by Detroit Police
VETROIT Mich Detroit and Pontiac police dropped their investigation into a tale by Mrs Violet Talbot 30 alleging she was kidnapped Tuesday by two men who tailed toward Kidnapping Schoolboy Ryne Detroit Tiger pitcher. Detectives Joseph Moffatt and Jahr Yuval said they do not intend to report any findings after questioning. Mrs Talbot said she was released in Pontiac Mich.
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Vetroit
Mich
Detroit
Pontiac
Violet Talbot
Hauptmann tied to Lindbergh case in New York arrests
Washington reports Attorney General Cummings said Richard Hauptmann is connected to the Lindbergh kidnapping. Officials describe him as an unnaturalized German and note he had funds and a home asset at the time of arrest. The department previews hot leads in the ongoing investigation.
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Washington
Richard Hauptmann
New York
Ee Lamaping
Cummings
Hauptmann
Eparture of Justice
Fire aboard Morro Castle prompts crew member testimony
In New York, George Alagn first assistant guide testified before the inquiry board that a fire on the burning liner Morro Castle began in a closet where mattresses and combustible polish were stored. He said kerosene was kept in a locker behind the radio room and that Acting Captain Warms ordered sending out distress signals.
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New. York
George
Morro
Rival Negro Shot by Husband Dying in Wounding
In a late Wednesday night shooting at Sprudel’s witch twelve miles west of Hope Beth, Maxwell, a rival Negro, was shot in the back by Jake Henry after a confrontation at a road crossing where he found Henry’s wife with Maxwell. Maxwell’s condition was critical as deputies Pate and Van Sickle arrested Henry, who awaits jail in Washington.
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Epradel Nogen
Jake Henry
Sprudel’ S Witch
Hope
Beth
Spradel
Pedro Money
Croessing
Henry
J. C. Pate
Fulton
Ed van Sickle
Washington
Hig Bane
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