Here and There editorial on Hope High football season
ALEX H WAS discusses Hope High School football's 1934 season led by Coach Hammons. The piece praises the Bobcats upcoming schedule with Camden Fordyce El Dorado Hot Springs Little Rock, urging strong local support and sportsmanship amid changes. It also critiques a four year term amendment push by sheriffs associations and county officials, urging voters to reject it.
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Hope
Bobcats
Camden
Fordyce
el Dorado
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Hope High School
Foy Haawmiens
Itt
America
Hammons
Kerx
Arkansas Sheriffs Association
Sheriffs of
Arkansas
Aula
Ballots Missing When Ashley County Boxes Opened
In Hamburg Arkansas the August 28 runoff primary ballots were tampered with. Boxes lacked poll books and register of voters. tally sheets and returns showed conflicting results. Box keys were mislabelled and most envelopes torn open. Aiken and Democratic Central Committee members faced accusations of tampering and removing ballots. Legal action threatened to throw out Ashley County votes and reestablish a correct tally as investigations extend to other counties.
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Hamburg
Ark
Ashley County
Wade Kitchens
Magnolia
Tilman B. Parks
Camden
Parkes
Seventh
Milo
Montrose
Monts
Kitchens
Parks
Central Committee
Cross Roads
Mount Zion
Ken
JC. Aiken
Democratic County Central Committee
Aiken
Aileen
Crunset
Kilehuns
Evers
Hambing
Parl
Stephenson
Hampstead
Threat Said to Ward Line Agent
George S. Abent radio operator on the Morro Castle testified that a Ward Line representative urged him to cooperate with the line during the disaster investigation. The testimony is part of federal hearings into the 132 fatalities.
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New York
Agua
George S. Abent
Morro Castle
Ward Line
Ward
Mediation Effort Aims to End Textile Strike
The executive group of the United Textile Workers signals willingness to accept mediation and end the strike by Saturday if the council approves. President Roosevelt issues a personal appeal and backs the Winant mediation plan, while the Textile Workers seek arbitration and a thorough board review of labor provisions and wage questions. The plan calls for protections for labor rights, an economic feasibility study, regulation of machine pacing, and differential wage investigations.
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Washington
United Texal
Tthe
Executive Council
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Special Board of Inquiry
Winant
New Hampshire
Special Board
Winant Mediation Board
United Textile Workers
U. T. Wis Executive Council
Labor Department
Federal Trade Commission
Textile Labey Board
Francis 2. Gorman
Slice
William Green
American Federation of Tabor
Yd Park
Perking
Miss Perkins
Mesciel
Board of Inquiry
Une Eotion Textile Indusey
Dliffinulies
Wdy
Cents Pound Is Certificate Price for Hempstead Farmers
Gatton farmers in Hempstead County will be able to purchase additional tax exemption certificates through a national pool under a ruling issued by the Secretary of Agriculture Frank H. Today the guidance continues on page three.
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Hempstead
al Fetment
Secretve
Frank H
Typhoon Hit Western Japan Worst Since 1923
Typhoon swept central and Western Japan causing heavy casualties and widespread destruction. Reports from Tokyo put deaths in the hundreds and injuries above three thousand, with Osaka and Kyoto hardest hit as communications failed and property damage ran high.
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Tokyo
Japan
Osaka
Kyoto
Regno
Momoyama
Fulaka
el Kohe
Osake
Ashasi
State Completing Big Bond Discount
LITTLE ROCK By Saturday night or Monday the state acting through Treasurer Roy V Leonard will have bought for 1 350 000 its own road district highway and bridge bonds with a face value of about 6 000 000 more than 600 000 in principal and hundreds of thousands in interest The State Refunding Board adopted a resolution authorizing Mr Leonard to close the sales and use all available funds for the first bonds tendered under the refunding law A second resolution named Bank Commissioner Marion Wasson Assistant Attorney General Walter L Pope Mr Leonard and J Frank Bea to determine available funds bids and arrange bond purchases Leonard and Secretary of State Ed F P McDonald were directed to return to New York to complete refunding of about 5 600 000 on highway and toll bridge bonds The board adjourned to Monday October 1
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Little Rock
Roy V. Leoard
Stile
Leonard
Ead
Marion Wasson
Waler L. Pope
Mr. Leonard
J. Prank Bea
Ed FP. McDonald
New York
Todd
Brewster Chosen Local Moderator at Presbytery Meeting
Brewster was chosen local moderator for the Onichita Presbytery meeting held Tuesday and Wednesday at Bingen in northwest Hempstead County. The lay representative leading Trans Hope was A. Bajns, with Dr. Survains and Nick Jewell as guest escorts. Mr. Chester of Texarkana was chosen temporary clerk.
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Brewster
Mastor
First Presbyterian
Charel
Hapa
Onichita Presbytery
Arkansas
Bingen
Hempstead
Teading Trans Hope
A. Bajns
Survains
Nick Jewell
Chester
Texarkana
Chesen
Parat-Teacher Association Opens Year At High School
Junior-Senior High School Parat-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the new school year at the high school with Mrs Edwin Dossett presiding. Plans were made for a school of instruction, a hospitality head was named, and officers along with committee chairs were introduced. The meeting included a devotional, reports, and a prize for the largest number of mothers present.
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Edwin Dossett
A. C. Kolb
Gideon
Rey Stephenson
P.T. A. Council
Ater
Beryl Heny
P.T. A
Joe Smith
John Owen
R. L. Broach
Don Smith
Mixe Sarah Payton
Transportation
Pat Duffie
Parent
TL. Wiggason
Parent Education
Ruth Taylor
Yollie Reed
GO. A. Graves
Dorsey McRae
Roy Stephenson
Beryl Henry
Edgar Brient
Glen Durhant
Fred Luck
America Finally Wins Yacht Race
Vanderbilt gambled with the wind to win a dramatic America's Cup race. He surged past the trailing fleet to claim victory by seven minutes, then added three minutes and twenty six seconds for a commanding series lead over Sopwith’s Endeavor. The feat astonished sailors and is remembered as one of the great triumphs in racing history.
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Uirval Briwin
Extortion charge filed on Lindbergh suspect Hauptmann
A formal extortion charge was filed against Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh ransom case. About $13,750 of the $50,000 ransom money was found at Hauptmann's Bronx home while his wife and nephew were released. Hauptmann was ordered held without bail.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Bronx County
John J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Baby Charles
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Richard McKinley
West Farms
Trenton
N. J
Moore
New Yory
United States
Hans Mueller
Morning Bank Holdup in Manhattan Nets $50,200
A night skylight entry at the Comxchange Bank yielded $50,200. Bandits subdued the bank porter and staff, disarmed a special officer, and forced manager Richard Rehehan to open the vault and surrender the loot.
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Manhattan Bank
New York
Richard Rehehan
Reward Raised for Dog Poisoners in Hope City
Additional rewards totaling 25 are offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of dog poisoners. An attempted poisoning targeted Bert Keith's two bird dogs, with meat laced with strychnine found in his yard. A dog later died in a southeast pasture, with one animal saved by hypodermic injections.
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Bert Keith
South Shower
Bridewell
Glen Durham
the Hope High School
Sinclair's Radical Plan Endorsed by California Democrats
Sacramento report states the Democratic state convention adopted a platform embracing Sinclair's EPIC program including employing displaced workers to produce life necessities. The plan, labeled radical by opponents, was supported by key figures like McAdoo and Creel amid calls to end poverty. The platform promises tax reforms, repeal of the sales tax, and new income taxes to cover projected deficits.
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Sacramento
Calif
Upton Sinclair
William G. McAdoo
George Creel
American Propaganda
Roosevelt
Sinclair
Socialist Party
Platform
Califor
Democratic Platform
California
Bobcats to Open Season at Hamburg High with Hammons Back
Hamburg High School begins football season Friday night with the Bobcats as slight favorites. Coach Hammons returns after five years away, guiding a squad drilled on hard running and aerial plays. Quarterback Guy Payne leads the offense as Wingfield Stroud and Jack Turner start at halfback. Grandstands seat about 2,000 for the dedication speeches by Dr. Don Smith and Steve Carrigan.
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Bobcats
Hamburg
Foy H. Mammons
Hammons
College Athe Fetics
Don Smith
Steve Carrigan
Bobcat
Pete Brown
Brown
Jack Turner
Kennedy
Anderson
Payne
Guy Payne
Nashville
Wingfield Stroud
Stroud
Inter-City Rotary Meet planned at Hotel Barlow
Rotary clubs discuss a planned inter city meet hosted by the Hope group at Hotel Barlow next Thursday night. Torre Cornelius and others outline a Ladies night program in November. EB F McFaddin described a delegation visit to Texarkana to meet Rotary International president Hall on return from Mexico City.
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Rotary Clubs
Hope
L. Cartey Johnson
Muller Pearse
Bremen
Germany
Dick Watkins
Mr. Pearse
Sam Taylor
City
Markets Hope Cotton Exchange
Markets show cautious optimism as cotton prices firm on limited demand and renewed export interest. Traders note steady futures activity and speculative interest from mills while seasonal harvest timing keeps supply expectations stable.
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Iinuire
Stevens
Mr Aiken
Flapper
Fanny
G. U.S
Uw Dance
Typoon
Madame Butterfly
P-T. A
Vanderbilt
Lindbergh
Copyright Associated Press
New York State
Meyer
Department
Garay
Bronx
St Raymond's Cemetery
John PF. Condon
Jassie
John F. O'Ryan
Democrats
Okec
Iness Payne
Rotary
Hope Club
Hope Cotton Exchange
Gel. Dev
New Orleans
Chicago
Amer Can Aner Smelter
Amer Tel and Ter
Aanconda
Atehinsui
Chrysler General Malers
Bocony Vacuum
U. S. Steel Mandard Oil
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