Wild Three Rivers chase tests Dona and Asper
In a rugged Three Rivers camp Dona Delo defies father Asper to join a manhunt, vowing to stay and help, while Dudley pledges protection. Tension rises as Dana faces danger and a plan to wed, with Stan Ball’s threats and a looming confrontation amid Blaylock timber operations.
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Asper Delo
Ball
Delo
Mall
Peto
Steel
Dona Delo
Dona
Doby
Asper
Dona Sgrees
Dudley Bax
Eeeking
Stan Ball
Three Rivers
Donn
Dudicy
Swergin
Carl
Bail
Fareer
Old Asper
Dudley
Dana
Folly Mountain
Reward Notice Spurs Wide Search for Desperado Stan Ball
A $500 reward for Stan Ball dead or alive appears in a police notice signed by Deputy Sheriff Ginter Swergin. The narrative then shifts to a western scene where Dana demonstrates riding skill, roping a roan and preparing a saddle with the corral boss aiding as she plans to ride the spirited horse. The text ends with a cliffhanger as she declares intent to ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginter Swergin
Dana
Ma’m
Mrs Martindale Opens Fall Dancing Classes in Hope
Mrs James Martindale begins her third year of dancing instruction for Hope youths this fall. She also offers expression classes at Hope High School, highlighting the talent of local children.
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James Martindale
Martindale
Hope
Hope High School
Beaumont Edges Chattanooga 1 0 In Dixie Series Opener
The Beaumont Exporters beat Chattanooga 1 0 at Beaumont in the Dixie Series opener. A pitching duel between Clyde Barfoot and Art Herring ended when Henry Greenberg hit a homer for Beaumont. Lynwood Rowe, nicknamed Schoolboy, is noted as a key prospect for Detroit next season.
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Beaumont Exporters
Beaumont
Chattanooga
Clyde Barfoot
Art Herring
Texana
Henry Greenberg
Lynwood
Rowe
Detroit Tigers
Eas
Two Hoboes Feared Dead in Missouri Pacific Wreck
Near Garner Arkansas two hoboes were reported missing and possibly buried under coal after a derailment of twelve cars of a sixty car Missouri Pacific freight from St Louis to Texarkana. Nine hoboes rode the train and seven were accounted for. officials cited a broken journal on one car that locked a wheel as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Ark
Little Rock
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Texarkana
Mrs Ruth Simms Dies at El Dorado
Mrs Ruth Simms wife of J M Simms of near Battlefield died at her son D C Gillenwaters Dorado home Thursday September 15 after a brief illness from heart disease Burial was in El Dorado Survived by husband one son D C Gillenwaters three daughters Pauline Beck Alexandria La Lena Beck McGhee Ark and Sybil Simms all of Battlefield Mr and Mrs Simms had lived in Battlefield community for several years
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Ruth Simms
J. M Simms
Battlefield
D. C. Gillenwaters
Dorado
el Dorado
Pauline Beck
Alexandria
Lena Beck
McGhee
Ark
Sybil Simms
Idaho Air Tour Planned From Idaho Falls
An aerial goodwill tour across Idaho and Montana is planned to start from Idaho Falls with pilots from all sections. The route includes Boise, Twin Falls, Hailey, Burley, Pocatello, Salmon, Missoula Montana, Kellogg, Coeur dAlene, Lewiston, Cascade, and Nampa.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Montana
Boise
Twit’ Falls
Hailey
Burley
Pocatello
Salmon
Missoula
Mont
Kellogg
Coeur d'Alene
Lewiston
Cascadé
Nampa
Pass the Sardines
A sardonic note recalls old meals begun with prayer as a mother rushes from the club to open a can with a opener in a modern scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Habeas Corpus Sought by Capone in Atlanta
Federal Judge Underwood set October 19 for Capone’s habeas corpus hearing seeking release from Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Capone, Chicago gang chief, agreed to the date with government and defense lawyers. This marked his first court appearance outside the prison since May 4 start of a 10 year sentence for tax evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Underwood
al Capone
Chicago
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Capone
Two-Eyed Camera Timed Cleveland's Air Races
A two eyed motion picture camera, akin to the one used for Olympic timing, records National Air Races in Cleveland. The device, used in duplicate at each end of the straight dash, runs at 128 frames per second, capturing the plane and a dialed clock showing one hundredth of a second.
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Cleveland
Hope Garden Club Organizes Civic Beautification Effort
On a Tuesday afternoon in January 1932 Athens Georgia women and men met at City Hall to organize The Ladies Garden Club of Athens. Visitors Miss Louise Knobel Mrs M S Morgan Mrs Clifford Wood and others spoke on civic beautification. Seventy-seven members including three men joined the charter roll to 37 members.
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Athens
C. E. Newton
Ladies Garden Club of
United States
Hope
City Hall
Clifford B. Wood
Monticello
Knobel
Wood
M. S. Morgan
Texarkana Club
W. A. Nelson
Stuart Wilson
State Executive Board
Fire damages on North Hazel Street. minor loss
The Hope Fire department answered a 11 30 a m call to a North Hazel Street residence with a roof fire likely from a defective flue. Firefighters kept the blaze from spreading and reported little damage. A separate 7 15 p m alarm to the Arkansas Machine Specialty company in the north part of the city turned out to be a false report.
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Hope Fire Department
North Hazel Street
Arkansas Machine Specialty Company
A. A. Taylor Dies in Hope at 73
A. A. Taylor a longtime Hope resident died at his home 1105 Foster Avenue on Wednesday at age 73 after a weeks long illness. Funeral service will be held Thursday at 4 PM from the residence with Rev. Wallace Rogers of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Rose Hill cemetery. He is survived by four daughters Lily Velvin of Fort Worth and Mrs. T. C. Cox, Mrs. Jessie Vaughn and Mrs. Anna Mae White, all of Hope.
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A. A. Taylor
Hope
Foster Avenue
Ben
Wallace Rogers
First Baptist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Taylor
Hempstead County
Lily Velvin
Fort Worth
T. C. Cox
Jessie Vaughn
Anna Mae White
Mother of 21 Wins Hungary Contest at St Stephen Festival
BUDAPEST. Mrs Leopold Fried, 67, has won the annual prize for the Hungarian mother with the most living children. Married 48 years, she has raised 21 children and still helps her husband run the family stable, a duty she has performed for 37 years.
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Budapest
Leopold Fried
St. Stephen
Fried
Knobel Club Names Officers and Sets Meeting Date
Doctors Carrigan and Alexander offered encouragement and pledged support. Miss Knobel appointed a nominating committee that proposed officers: President Miss Louise Knobel Vice President Mrs E F McFaddin Secretary Mrs Sid Henry Treasurer Mrs Arch Moore. The club will meet at Mrs R M Briants home on Saturday September 24 at 3:30 p m.
Man to Be Buried Alive on Thursday
John W. Thedford World War veteran will be buried in a six foot grave on a vacant lot north of the Frisco and L and A depot at 3 30 p m Thursday as a promotion by the local American Legion post Thedford will remain in the coffin about 52 hours and be taken from the grave Saturday night September 24 at 7 p m He plans to explain his purpose on the Saenger Theatre stage at 9 o'clock The Legion post sponsors the Thursday burial and shares in the day s receipts from the Saenger show Guilty As Hell starring Edmond Lowe Richard Arlen Adrienne Ames and Victor McLaglen This is Thedford s 606th burial stunt
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Hope
American Legion Post
John W. Thedford
R. V. Herndon
Aocal
Frisco
Thedford
Saenger Theatre
the Saenger
Legion Post
Edmond Lowe
Richard Arlen
Adrienne Ames
Victor McLaglen
Two Friends Gossiping Over The Theater
In a Montreal Gazette item two girls gossip about painting and complexion. The first says Alice claims she paints, while the other argues if Alice had her complexion she would paint too.
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Montreal Gazette
Australia May Cut Juries to Nine Men
In Victoria Australia the justice minister proposes reducing jury panels from twelve to nine to save government costs. He argues nine would be as just as twelve and says there is no mystery about the figure twelve.
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Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Miss Ruby Blevins Visits Area As Radio Star
Miss Ruby Blevins of Los Angeles visits her Arkansas parents A. M. and Mrs. Blevins for a few weeks. The radio artist known as Patsy Montana will sing on KTHS at Hot Springs during September 15 and 16 and throughout the week on KTBS in Shreveport. She composes many songs and plays violin and guitar.
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Ruby Blevins
Los Angeles
Calif
A. M. Blevins
Blevins
Portland
Ore
Patsy Montana
Arkansas
KTHS
Hot Springs
Wage Meet Opposed by Labor Executive
Washington. A. F. Whitney, chairman of the Railway Labor Executive association, advised the Railway Operators association that a wage conference at this time would be unwise. He spoke Wednesday on the issue amid labor discussions.
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Washington
A. F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executive Association
Railway Operators Association
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Dna
Mr. Delo
Jore
Mrs. Martindale
Exporters
Lethun
Lotta Hokum
George Ieee
Idaho Air Tour
Hope Garden Club
Texarkana Group
Garden Club
N. Hazel Street
Hungary
Star
Pasy
West Coast
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